Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Press, 20 April 1982, Page 4

Advertisement OLD MR FRANKS IS STILL ALIVE!

WE hope the gent who was not sure of the above has seen our adverts of the past few weeks, and I wish to thank the hundreds of customers who visited the shop during our 30th Anniversary Sale recently. Traffic through the shop was unprecedented and many came back several times. The moral is that no matter how well known you think you are you still need to keep your name before the public. For many years we were best known for mail orders but for two years now we have had, at 165 Cashel Street, the largest stamp shop retail area in Australasia, including facilities to sit and browse through over 100 Display Books.

The Laurie Franks Ltd Sale is over but there are still lots of specials and new displays, regular Postal Auctions and other reminders that Mr Franks is neither dead nor old.

FOR THE ULTIMATE W RELAXATION ttMiflK FURTHER DETAILS fijjji PH. 50-728

■ / f■ ill TOW A?HO COBMTBY B g MODEL ROANOKE M IwR p: ■ / I jfe; }. 1 I' 1 / “ Weoaspf M ■ A comfortable, classic ® P court with leather sole and Mj| i 2'4", stacked heel. This [ r ] f- ] shoe is made in beautiful I I Kig imported Peabody leather. I *2-""’ ”*• lEI .■’ Sizes 68-108. $79.95 II — -l| tai MAILORDERS gS| MADE IW NX P.O. BOX IS9S