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TMt IMSmUMrMT OF QUALITY ,<dßx 6 J§oltofc£\ >\ f CLC AR_AS_A »CLk. IC~ - —1 The Perfect Phonograph Jsot only is the Sonora Phonograph the perfect instrument —it is a very handsome piece of Furniture as well. Its design is artistic—its finish TDAIIDII 111)110 ' I is irreproachable—it represents aural and ocular harmonv. I fIUUDMUUUIt I iflfinci fa For richness and purity, its tone is remarkable—there arc no metallic InUIICL J sounds —no needle scratchiness—no vibration ! Instead, the human ) '*W*rrnftTr-if I voice and instrumental tones are faithfully reproduced. (As Pictured) I Mil jjll fill 11IV j / In i The "Troubadour" model which we illustrate can be had in Golden, _ _ I Fumed or Early English Oak, Sheraton Mahogany or Mahogany. HiOfj| g |Nf<| ij I j I|| has a 12-inch Turntable. Strong Double-spring Motor. Nickel- r S Blh I plated, playing five io-inch records with one winding. Tone Modifier, I I I i | Sapphire Needle, Multi-playing Needle. Equipment for playing all :====== 1 I | I ; Irg makes of disc records in the world. Rack Filing System, Felt Lined. \ i( dt y> 90 records. Other Models I 111 We extend our cordial invitation to all music lovers —come and hear a £22 lOs. Od. i ■ . "Sonora"—visit our Phonograph Parlour, and enjoy your favourite IJ ftj music. \ 4 "THE FARMERS" CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURGH - awarden, Oxford. IJ V\ ; J/

f FOIR Bi.ll CI Bunslini©S§ M@ffiio ~ip. npiii in iH Oakland ear suits a business man because it is very easy to *=%Ufflnfr handle in any kind of traffic;-it gives speed with safety; yjil .W, J? ffilffiVgf it is as efficient as it is handsome; it is sturdy and strong, Jvjif 1 ,* f without unnecessary weight; all parts are easily accessible; the steering gear, the brakes, the self-starter, the electric lighting system know no failure. The Oakland U* owner saves in petrol, tyres, oil, and repairs, and the car ■lIiHHBbIBv always keeps the user in good tempers A Btosiuess Man Needs a Car that will start A Business Man Needs a Car that will not A Business Man Needs a Car that will take or easily and quickly, and behave well be always picking his pocket. It is one thing him safely and comfortabi ye co, g between the start and stop. An ordinary car to buy a car-and it is another thing to main- fte need —if the owner does not want to figure tain one. The owner of an inferior car may " The lonfr easy spr ings absorb all shocks grotesquely in a whirling, tiresome exercise soon feel sadly that he is not running the car and j ars . & there ; s gooc i clearance for road at the fitont —requires the engine to be left so much as the car is running him. roughness and for rivers, creeks or waterrunning. . The Oakland self-starter allows races. the powetfal six-cylinder engine to rest and The power and adaptableness of the engine to save pdtrol. The buyer of an Oakland has an assurance gJve the Oakland a comfortable command of ... —backed by the experience of many thou- all roads, hilly or flat. This trustworthy self-starter and the reli- san( js 0 f users—that the car will not have the With all these advantages of well-tested W? costly "hospital habU." The even-running . nor "stop-working " about the Oakland. It six-cylinder engine, the vacuum system for pearance, ana nasno anno yi n 0 no s, q .is designed »nd built for reliable service, and the carburetter, the efficient self-feeder, the AlsQj a lady can easily manage an Oakland. carries on without fussing or fuming. It is a strength and elasticity of all parts, ensure Seeing is Believing.—Make an appointment quiet and stinong efficiency. . considerable economy in petrol, oil, tyres and w j t h a. W. Smith & Son for a trial run. ' Street inttjrsections, where traffic may be . repairs. It is easy for the " Oaklander "to Immediate Delivery.—An order for an Oakthick, do not worry " OakJanders." be his own engineer. land can be filled promptly. Tmw Models: 3-Seater, £350; 5-Seater, £365. &- i mporters.

— dWUMH?I<S SUPERB SELECTION AND SUPERIOR QUALITIES wmmm IN This list includes*the very latest and best in furnishing fabrics and floor covering, and from our extensive stocks you will have no difficulty In choosing a pattern, colour and quality to suit your requirements Superior WILTON SQUARES, make a really luxurious Floor- LINOLEUM MATS, in Blue, Grey, and Brown 6/6 7/6 covering .. .. ... From £13/10/- CREAM CASEMENT CLOTHWILTON HEARTH RUGS and SOFA RUGS to match— 40m. wide .. 1/- 1/3 yard > From 47/6 soin. wide .» ... 1/3 1/11 2/3 to 4/3 yard Rich Shades in INDIAN SQUARES, all sizes From £10/10/- CREAM WOOL CASEMENT CLOTH, 501'n. wide 3/6 yard . Newest Designs in INDIAN HEARTH RUGS and SOTARUGS CREAM LINEN, for Casements, 50m. wide 2/6 3/6 yard NEW AXMINSTER CARPETS, a splendid range of designs- BORDERED CASEMENT CLOTHS, 36 and 40m.— 9/6 10/6 12/6 yard 1/- 1/6 yard AXMINSTER SQUARES, a fme selection in all sizes From £7/10/- COLOURED CASEMENT CLOTHS, in Saxe, Green, Vieux Rose ALL-WOOL, REVERSIBLE HEARTH RUGS, veiy attractive a " d Br " 1/11 colourings .. .. .. 28/6 32/6 65/- COLOURED BORDERINGS, for Curtains— AXMINSTER HEARTH RUGS 17/6 18/6 25/6 to 35/6 s " d * 10 " d * **** 1 at>avttctt at?t crviTAT?T7Q tx / tc / oa i + co Mt% / ECRU SCALLOPED MADRAS MUSLIN, with Tasselled border JAPANESE ART SQUARES 65/- 75/- 84/- to £8/10/- 1/# 2/6 2/11 3/9 4/6 yard "DIXIE" SEA GRASS SQUARES, an artistic and economical ATT rriPTATv \nr-r + j covering .. ... _ .. 23/6 (0 62/6 C REAM ALL-OVER CURTAIN NET 40 to 50m. mde--1/3 1/11 2/6 3/3 3/11 yard SEA GRASS RUGS and MATS m From 2/6 to 15/— ' PRINTED SATEENS, 31m. wide, very pretty patterns, for Cushions INLAID LINOLEUMS, very best makes 6/3 7/3 8/3 square yard and covering Down Quilts 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 yard Great Variety of PRINTED LINOLEUMS and FLOORCLOTHS PRINTED CRETONNES, 3iin. wide— 4/3 5/3 6/3-7/3 1/- 1/3 1/6 2,/- to 3/^ FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR MAKING BLINDS, CURTAINS, LOOSE COVERS, Etc. W. STRAIKE i CO. Ltd.

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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15747, 14 November 1916, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LII, Issue 15747, 14 November 1916, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LII, Issue 15747, 14 November 1916, Page 3

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