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Taranaki Daily News, 2 May 1930, Page 12

17 I 1717T17 17 MQ ® RICH AND @ complete stocks have just opened of this ¥ JolL-fl VJLI JO Hill O JTOf W 111 1 JOH © LUSTROUS *’ • POPULAR MATERIAL- FOR LADIES* AND CHILDREN’S FROCKS. PLAIN DRESS VELVETEENS PLAIN CORDED SPECIAL! EMBOSSED PLAIN BLACK VELVETEENS SILK CHIFFON VELVET. FIGURED SILK RING. VELVETEENS. BLACK VELVETEEN." All Rich Pile Qualities. n . , £ , VELVETS. 27 inches wide. Rich pile. Fast , Velvet, for handsome dyed. Fifteen new shades. Also Proda-T Twelve popular shade? 27 incheS wide ’ for Coatees » 22-inch wide ... 2/11 Yard Evening Frocks. All popular Beautiful designs for exclusive Navy and Black. - 2? wide> ’ ' Frocks, etc. Worth 6/6 yard. 27-inch wide ... 4/H Yard shades. 36 inches wide. gO wns. 36 inches wide> 4/11 Yard. 3/11 Yard. Our Price: 3/11 Yard - 36-inch wide ... g/g Yard 11/6 Yard. 18/6 Yard. ADD I TH NEW PLYMOUTH, e write for 0 we pay * cash must • V. WAIW LIL/. HAWERA, ELTHAM ® samples. * postage. ® accompany order.

A charming lowboy model of outstanding beauty of MMF sturdiness of construction, and excellence of finish, the new ATWATER KENT will add disBMy tinction to any furnishing scheme. W||g See and hear it. Through the magic of ATWATER Wgg| my KENT Screen Grid, the voice of radio comes to you W|g with a new and more powerful beauty finer, clearer, and from greater distances than ever before! Wfi U Pouncing with needle-point selectivity on the one ||| W station you want to hear, ATWATER KENT gives ' ®||| « it to you with a truly amazing volume, clarity and |g|- ||| fidelity of tone. ||| I Atwteikßwt | SCMM CWIB JI I SliSml Kamo 4 WkOhHHh I! i fIH 111 ffll HHfifflWßfiilN I i No wonder they call it the / '■ ll I I B lIIhIhBW® * i Blue Ribbon of Radiol J H I I I Before making your final I I >■* J decision, see and hear > A ■ L ' ATWATER KENT il l Screen-Grid Radio —“To- ’ Z Hl I I I I ' day’s UTMOST in Radio.” | //- / !I I I ' Bl - I sH I ’ ~ Bl THE NEW cabi net X T .... MODEL I W W 1055 - - £57 *rn f 1060 - : -' £62 M Also TABLE MODELS from £4B F. H.'MOORE, New Plymouth. J. D. McKay, Eltham. Lacy Bros., Stratford. W. W. Davy, Hawera. N.Z. Distributors! C. &. A. ODLIN &. Co. Ltd., Wellington

ft ——— I Now.....tremendous volume without distortion RC A I Radiola 44 leads the rest. Never before has a radio instrument of so g few valves offered such marvellous, well-round- OA A A ed tonal beauty—such astounding volume with- 1A JrA lAclOlOlcl aT out distortion, such balanced reproduction of both high and low notes. Radiola 44 utilises only-five valves, yet (Table Model) IS in a compact, two- | ° E “ etS '“ l,l<>yi '‘ S ‘ tone Walnut Veneer Cabinet of In this great Screen-Grid. Radiola you get charming and graceful design. I freedom from distorting noises and electrical R hum without the costly sacrifice of loss in 0 fidelity and tone range, without that weaken- BAniAU wwfa urn 8 -* ing of power and'dulling ofjow and high notes Auld the RADIOLA COStS MO | I which owners of ordinary radio sets must ~4iL„ o Af 4; n »rv set’ I / suffer when hum is reduced .in defiance of elec- more than ordinary Wireie. S , j trical research and experience. In Hear it here! 0 JEROMSEN BROS., KLEEMAN AND BISHOP,. RICHARDS AND McKINLEY MANAIA. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. OPUNAKE. ADVT. OF _ 8

—: - — ZTiT’ CHEAP TIMBER. TQIRECT from the Sawmilier for all purposes. Write for Price List. THE HOROPITO SAWMILLING CO, Co. Box 408, Wanganui