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Evening Star, Issue 20149, 13 April 1929, Page 19

ANNOUNCES SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF GRAMOPHONES ■7 “I >#sls t 4fViVi Tabie Grand Model 127. (as illustrated) Oak was £25. NOW Mahogany was £27/10/-. HOW &Z2, ;H| ;liw t sm i m Upright Grand Model 193. (»3 illustrated) Oak was £73. WOW a£7@. Upright Grand Model 194. Mahogany was £B6. MOW ;£§©. Ever acclaimed as the greatest of all gramophones “His Master’s Voice” instruments now offer greater value than ever before; for throughout the entire range of marvellous instruments, prices have been systematically and drastically reduced. m. mm Was Portable Model C.IOI. (as illustrated) £ll. MOW m iib Upright Grand Model 202. (as illustrated) Oak was £97. MOW £9O. Upright Grand Model 203. Mahogany was £122. NOW £lls. Table Grand Model 103. (as illustrated) Oak was £l3/10/-. NOW £l£. Mahogany was £ls. NOW £SZr Table Grand Model 109. Oak was £l7. MOW £l4. Mahogany was £l9. NOW £l®. w m Upright Grand Model 157. (as illustrated) Oak was £39. NOW £3s. Mahogany was £45. 'NOW £4®. Upright Grand Model 163. Oak was £52/10/-. MOW £47/2.®/-. Mahogany was £62. MOW £§7/I©/'. Now, even more than before, “His Master’s Voice ” gramophones demand your exclusive preference; go to any accredited “His Master’s Voice” dealers and let personal hearing tell you of their infinite superiority—then you can arrange terms to suit yourself. THE W©IID’S GREATEST ENTERTAINER

“ 1 wonder what makes nil Scotsmen such humorists.” “It must he a gift.” Gipsy Girl; “,’l ■ tolla your fortune, mister?” Shohhy-lookinu: Ainu; “ How muck?” “ EighteenpeiiCG.”- “Correct.”