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Wairarapa Age, 25 July 1936, Page 3

J 1V r r . 1. k S Ik f. here is hardly anything J fi; I % IK * n 1C somc men I W Hi cannot make a little worse and ’®! sell a little cheaper. And the I ,|9 11 people who consider price only :S K are this man’s lawful prey. ■M| —RUSKIN _ - i— HOSIERY

/ & IB 4f ■l/ / we/ / I I WHEN DISTANCE DOESN’T LEND ENCHANTMENT **Fafuy tbe Snriths' getting Greenland, Mary.** . ■■— —a “Yffj, but a set so bard on tbe ears msut be very bard on tbe / disposition, John** |> ra But perhaps we're over critical! I'm afraid our Colonial • ***** X / But they're not over critical. The truth of the matter Is that a Radio Is something you have to live with. Freak distance reception can never compensate for tonal shortcomings, imperfect reproduction. n Colonial is one radio that has kept distance in proper perspective. Its normal operating range is wide; England, America, Europe, all the well known stations of the world are effortlessly reached by world wave models. But there has been no sacrifice of ■ Colonial's tonal beauty. Colonial's voice is soft, restful, colourful; " Its reproduction is flawless, crystal-clear, satisfying. a Colonial is a balanced Radio. And the fact that Colonial cabinets ff 1 [■ fII f 1 are the most beautiful in all the world is just another reason why =■ I Colonial is the Radio you'll like to live with. I . COLONIAL RADIO CORPORATION, UVI I I /J / W r rit C for*h^udi>oM't\^N^R.Cumin /i . // /, bam Lid., P.O. Box 147, Maflrrlon. I y Zealand Factory Kepreeenlalivar. DISTRIBUTORS:— QUEEN ST., MASTERTON N. R. CUNNINGHAM, LTD., (Next State Theatre.)