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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 190, 13 August 1932, Page 5

t ' ie D-l-C’ s Beautiful Tearoom MANNEQUIN PARADES All that is New and Smart and Chic r | 'HIS is an announcement tnat Wanganui women eagerly anticipate. They know that this is Wanganui’s most important and authentic Spring Fashion Exhibition. The Parades will be held on: Tuesday 16, Wednesday 17 t Thursday 18. Friday 19, from 3.15 to 4.30 zXfternoon Tea — TTT . | ' J ’HE usual charge oi 1/- will be made for Afternoon xj ' £ Tea, and there is no extra charge for Reservations, V* ° T which may be made by ’phoning 2128, or at the Tea Keseives. Room Cash Desk. The D.I.C. presents these parades with the object of showing, not only what to wear, but how to wear it. One is as important as the other with the Fashions of to-day. Take hats, for instance. A perfectly‘marvellous Hat may be a dismal failure when not worn at the correct angle. The same problem will be foiind in Frocks, Accessories, etc., because Fashions this year are so completely new. Remember—Reserve you{ Tables. WANGANUI E. D. THOMSON, MANAGER.

a vital factor in Hendon's recoixl of oafetij fl) Since the installation of S. T.C. radio and telephone equipment at If Hendon for maintaining verbal contact with air liners, the air senvices across the English Channel have flown on lines as sure as rails. Unfailing communication is maintained from'drome to'plane, and the pilot is never in doubt as to his whereabouts or uncertain of the conditions before him. The risk of accident is cut to a minimum,and passengers and plane are safeguarded. This is just one of the many vital services performed by S.T.C. S.T.C. is the largest sound reproduction and transmission organisation in the world, and has an amazing record of leadership In its J 1 T field. S.T.C. was chosen to equip tbe famous Rugby (British Official I Z? IV Wireless) Station and the new 8.8. C. British Empire Station, and —« also the radio-telephone service from England to America and Australia. White Star and Cunard liners are equipped with S.T.C. I radio-telephone apparatus similar to that at Hendon. Nine European governments, as well as those of Japan, South Africa, and Australia, L i chose S.T.C. In New Zealand S.T.C. equipment is used for the four YA stations, and the New Zealand telephone service is an S.T.C. installation. RADIO And now S.T.C lists another achievement. Out of its abundant ex- Standard TalcphcflfS lerience in tone reproduction, S.T.C. has made a radio receiver a and (ASlOt)Ltd receiver that Is perfectly expressive through every graduation of tone. -wii^M|OHE JMnt A radio that has built into it the same dependability and efficiency that mark the S.T.C. equipment Installed at Hendon Airport, where It Is the guardian of countless lives. |j Determine to see this S.T.C. receiver, for to Buy a new radio without inspecting S.T C. is to discount the pidgment of the world’s largest 1 KLBpSPjfjflwH K and keenest radio purcirasers, and that is something ro one can afford ■BMVTn9I ’ iodo. : iHfl r M K arrange fcr a demonstration with the 11| IH |jg M D-I-C W w WANGANUI > g R. D. THOMSON, MANAGER. §