Page 14 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20991, 2 April 1930, Page 14

Columbia Fur tables REDUCED ' I Always to tho fore with the latest in the world of music, Bogg’s now pass this substantial saving on to music-lovers. Why pay more for this compact, efficient machino —the machine that gives all the tone, range, and volume of expensive cabinets? This reduction is the direct result of the Columbia Portable’s amazing popularity. Tho ever-increasing has cut tho cost of production, and the benefit is passed on to you. ■ amazing improvement in tone, eight lOin records, sonority, brilliance, and volume. The Motor is a powerful British- <*»• ■« you listen to these superb The Tone Amt operates on free If it’s Columbia Formerly £7 Now machines. boa rings with perfected soundtight joint. You’ll have lots more ftm this Easter if you take a Columbia Portable HEAR THEM TO-DAY! have it!

Tilings have moved since ft m WUKC £ *“o. W-> WA •at X m fis WMmt mwmm ■®m W: m mm® m * \ From a 1912 De Reszke advertisement Perhaps the world was just beginning to go mad and modern eighteen years ago, when she lit her first cigarette. For in those remote days, when the display of more than an inch or two of ankle was a daring thing, emancipation had not yet arrived. To-morrow we may regret that urbanity has fled, but some of it flows back when we draw again on the fragrance of De Reszke. For now, as then, De Reszke is the perfect aristocrat of cigarettes, still the mildest and mellowest of them all; though now, thanks to the ever-growing demand, sold at the popular price of 10 for 9d. DE EESZK.E Virginias tipped or Plain (|j| for Twenty for IJS & friiiLLHOFF AND CO. LTD., 86 PICCADILLY, LONDON, W.f