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Wairarapa Daily Times, 17 September 1934, Page 6

\ A to I r 5*555 I § i :,a m m m mt ! I :>v i m m m >1 £3 (ill/ cFOR COLOUR C FOR CHIC o FOR 4 CREATING FOR COTTO^ NEW COHON DRESS GOODS that glorify Spring. They reach great style heights—hut have no aspirations to price altitudes to affect even the most slim purse. TOBRALCOS— Profuse range of patterns. 27in. 1/11; 36in. 2/7| Yard. GINGHAMS— The “Dorma,” a fadeless 36in. cloth, very durable and smart. 1/3. Yard. FAST COLOUR GINGHAMS—--27 inches wide. BJd Yard. BRITWAY— The ever-popular cloth, guaranteed fadeless, in a full range of Plain and Florals. 36in. wide. 1/11 Yard. PRINTED LINENS Very smart and will be popular this season. 36in. wide. 2/11 Yard. DIMITY VOILES— A beautiful new range. 36in. wide. 2/6 Yard. PIQUE VOILES— Again in evidence. 36in. wide. 1/11 Yard. uiTg! CASH DRAPERS QJJ EEM STREET MASTERTQN

The Torture Chamber APPLIED TO RADIO. The “proving grounds” of the finest makers in the automobile industry are now applied to radio, in the most gruelling endurance and performance tests that science has ever devised. Every coil, every condenser, every piece of plating; in fact, each minutest part finally selected for incorporation in the new “Colonial” models is chosen only after it has been tested and re-tested in a virtual Radio “Torture Chamber.” In the new all-wea-ther room at Colonial’s Buffalo laboratories it is possible to reproduce every conceivable condition of weather, from the humid heat of the tropics to the “many below zero” of the long Antarctic night. Not content with that, a sample of each complete radio is tested for a month under actual operating conditions in an atmosphere completely saturated with salt water vapour, the most damaging element known to radio. After this comes the final endurance test, when the set, still operating, is placed on a “shock machine” —bump, bump, crash! —more hard usage than would be received in one year’s continuous travelling on our New Zealand Railways. Only after a sample of each model has been passed through these gruelling tests is the set finally released to distributors. Can you wonder now that “Colonial” was awarded the gold medal of the Society of Radio Engineers for the most trouble-free radio of the year. If you want long life and trouble-free performance, the obvious answer is—/"OLOMIAL RADIO "RADIO'S CL6AR6ST VOtCf TRI-CONDITIONED Factory Representatives for New Zealand — N. R. CUNNINGHAM. Ltd PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE BUILDINGS, MASTERTON. And at Auckland and Christchurch.

Manager: I’ve just made a good investment. Secretary: Mere goldmine shares? Manager: No. A bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver to be kept in the office. Gilt-edged security against colds this winter. You remember how much it cost us last winter through colds among the staff. All chemists and stores sell “Baxter’s.’' 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6. t