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Expected Daily FIVE VALVE RADIO SETS, mi uw mjmn® O get the most out of the air—the ' full, clear voice of the . speaker. the»softest note of a musical program unspoiled by "squeals" and "howls." to know positively that you can bring in distant stations by placing the dial at a certain position—this is what the radio ■>ier wants and this is what he obtains \ . ith the King Quality Neutrodyne Re- / ceiver When you have once logged the stations you can always bring them in again by f ~ placing the dial at the same position —no guess work, no experimenting If the station you want is sending, you get it It is easy to cut out local stations Ob jectionable noi*es are eliminated, no distortion you get the lull cjear tones. ALL FIVE VALVES Assemble your own Neutrodyne Set from a complete King Quality Kit £l6/16/ Model 'BO King Broadcast Receiver , £2O Model 10SK King Neutrodyne Receiver. £27/10/ Model 25 King Neutrodyne Heceiver £33 HINNERS W. H. GUNNING & CO. LTD. ; Shannon and Tokomaru Sole Agent.

"Like the stertorous, inquiet slumber of sick life"—Carlyle. What a dreadful business it is being kept awake all night by a nasty cough.. If; is unnecessary to have this happen if you have a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver at hand. "Baxter's" will safeguard your health and prevent coughs, colds bronchial or other chest troubles. A dose or * two may save a seripus illness lai'fjr on. Pleasant to take and also splendid as a tonic. You can oblain a generous-sized bottle for 2s 6d from oil and stores; family size 4s 6d.

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Shannon News, 28 May 1926, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Shannon News, 28 May 1926, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Shannon News, 28 May 1926, Page 4

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