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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18583, 2 June 1930, Page 13

' Cub sig to be" YOUV’E known your set to flirt with facts ... to suggest that the singer had a cold or the announcer a megaphone. That’s easily remedied —by the substitution of one or more of your valves with • the battery - operated I— O 1 U Osrams. Ask your dealer for Osram Valves they are of sturdy, honest British manufacture. If you cannot obtain the valve you need, it will be sent direct, safe delivery guaranteed. The “ Osram Valve Guide”—a helpful little book—will be sent free on request. A general purpose valve with very low A and B Battery Consumption. SPECIFICATIONS Fil. Volts 6.0 Fil. Current . . .x amps. Plate Volts . . *3O max. Amp- Factor .... 15 Impedance . 7.500 ohms. Normal Slope 2.0 mi volts Equivalents UXaoiA, A 615, PMSD of®?, Made in England Advertisement of the British General Electric Co. Ltd. Branch Office and Public Showrooms : 145 Worcester Street, Christchurch TAKE BOVRIL if % J -r ' O’ Mi .!* <■*» m \ 1 a $ AND DEVELOP STRENGTH

Have you tried This One? Date Scones— RECIPE.— 1 lb. flour. 2 oz. butter. 2 tablespoor.s Highlander” milk diluted in breakfast cup of water. I i teaspoon salt. 3 level teaspoons baking powder. 1 cupful dates, stoned and rolled. This is one of a series of HIQHLANDER Recipes appearing each fortnight —cut them out and keep them by you. METHOD Sift flour, powder and salt. Rub in the butter and mix to a flexible dough with the milk. Turn on a floured board, and roll till smooth, and about J 4 inch thick. Brush all over with a little milk. Place the sheet of dates on one half, and fpld over the other half of the dough. Brush over with milk, cut into two-inch squares and bake in a quick oven. The dates may be stoned, cut up, and added to the flour instead of being rolled out to a thin sheet. HMSSiLANDER Fmz-etHEAM MILK