Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 46, 10 March 1937, Page 10

- — A New Outfit 1 7"'% for tKe Show- - - - ? Frocks, jplB Coats ■Bfe Millinery - 1 from our new large range .YOU WILL'BE DELIGHTED WITH illr ImjjlP THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF OUR W SELECTION — EXCLUsfvE BUT NOT ^ A EXPENSIVE Illl ^ I NEW SEASON'S I DISTINCT1VE COATS MILLINERY Felt Ready-to-wears WINTER COATS. Our'nw hnt. are nov- .lowtog in * A wonderful range of Winter Coats in Ihe new really excellent selection of shapes and Grain Velours with large opposum collars, fancy styles. Smartly trimmed. All the revers and cravat necks, etc. Black, Brown, Navy, latest shades and in all sizea. Wine, Bottle, Saxe and Fawn. S.S.W., S.W., Wm.'s, P rirA A /1 1 O.S, and X ^ s. ■ ' Price 39/6 to £7 15/- ; 1 ' • ' * Fabric Hats TEDDY COATS. *. '~i .■ i'. • * A most nseful hat for evgry ©ccasion, . . . , . . . ,, ; ; roitable for sports and street wear. The very latest and smartest range of Teddy R Comfortable shapes and head fitting. Coats. Made with fitting hacks, large revers and tj : Made from guaranteed fabric. Neatly . [ trimnied. All .shades and sizes. belts. In shades of Fawn, Brown, Navy, Grey and n • n / 11 Bottle. S.S.W.,S.W. and Wm.'s, I Fncc 6 " Price 69/6 Bon Marche L" Heretaunga Street, Hastings. Where the Latest Costs the Least — — — ^ —————— I 1^— ■

FOWLEB, SON & DRUMMOND. RADIOLA DEALER - HASTINGS. 'Phone 2910, Night »Phone 3612. AUTUMN . . . . . . SOWING Let us send you samples of our selected Seeds for .Autumn sowing. De Pelichet, McLeod and Co., LtcL HASTINGS & NAPIER For the man j^/^\ Who Potters Around or tor the Skilled 1 Tradesman = A good Msortment of the = S5 right tools will minimise ES 5=5 your vrork and ute your ■ == time. Ecfora you roll up ===. your sleeves come in and «ee our stoeks of fine tools. HY.WILLIAMS & SONS LTD., = Hardware & Plumber*' Marchant*, ==- = NAPIER ('Phoaes 1020, 1021) ~ ~ & HASTINGS (Thon. 4060). Ep llilllll Jlllll JgjWiSOijeHBPBl

The sboitest radio waves over produeed by a vacuurn tuhe havo a -vavo longtl of a trfle less tnar a quarte' of an ineh. They have been produced from extromely small tnbes by G. E. Cleeton and N. H. Williams at tho university of Michigan. They used a split cylindrical plate one twenty-fiftli of an inch in diameter for an unodo, and operated it at a pressuro of 1200 volts. These waves are so short that they are near the heat band in the infra red light spectrum. They act like op_ tical waves. They are collected by a mirror 50 feet from the tube, aud brought to a focus} where they wmre deteeted by a crystal detcctor. Experience in every branch of radio work dating back to 1920, together with the most modern and comprehensive collection of testing apparatus in the district, is at your disposal when you require radio1 service by ringing J. A. Lynn, cr. Lyndon and Southland Roads, 'Phone 4073, Hastings. »