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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 54, Issue 3895, 28 April 1937, Page 11

Generate JE| Your Own la Electricity === A Country == Lighting Plant === enables you to === enjoy the safest and most == === economical illumination. In- === = stallations arranged. ===== ■ QUICKS ■ Electricians, Market Street, TE = = AWAMUTU. Phone: Shop, 275. = = After Hours, House, 180. == mYou will wish to havo your Car Sente Ro- ’ upholstered. SS Maybe a New Hood will be SS needed. You can depend on SSS getting Quality Work at a reasonable price from ( G. ANGUS | ; Car Tritnamr 4 Uphol.t.rer, 5 == Markat St., TE AWAMUTU. - E= iiißiiin laasasaai iiesssiuS Certainly | ft pays to ■ buy a good ■ Radio ■ /r You not only |g \ secure more X stations and M longer life, but & ■ ■ get much clearer reception. ■ K See us about* installing a guaran- K ■ ■ teed Radio JUcoiver. ■ ■ ■ The Spence Electrical ■ ia & Radio Co., Ltd. The Leading Electrical and Radio Engineers, TE AWAMUTU. Ph. 353 BREAD Builder o£ Brawn Our perfectly baked white bread is a brain and body food 'of the highest worth—try some to-day. J. H. BURNS Baker and Pastrycook, TE AWAMUTU. ’Phone 43. “Burns Bake it Better.” WHAT’S BLACK and WHITE AND READ ALL OVER ? Childhood’s sing-song conundrum contains a crystal grain of truth. For the answer, you remember, is: “A NEWSPAPER.” There may have been a time when this was only half true when the advertising pages of a newspaper were glanced at hastily, if at all. But times have changed. Modern readers realise that current advertising is as newsworthy as the main news page. Announcements of new foods, fashions, furniture are as interesting- to the average family as stories of international events and so on. Quite aside from their up-to-the minute news, advertisements are a convenience. They keep you informed. They tell you where you may get what you want, and how much you need to pay. FOR ALL THE NEWSREAD THE ADVERTISEMENTS.