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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 40, 25 September 1928, Page 3

ASK TO HEAR THESE oice RECORDS AT C I A R K ' S. h.m:v. machines from £ll in stock «HE HOME OF HIS MASTER'S TOrCE, CLAEK'S Blfl TAIiTJE HOUSE; Tli FaiHty Goods & Music Healer. Opp. Post Office, Stratford. 'Phone 531. . EE2I.—"I Want a Pardon for Daddy" "There's a New Star in Heaven" Songs by Vernon Walhart. ■/BE4s.—"The Convict and The Rose" , j"Dream of a Miner's Child" Songs by Vernon Walhart. EES4>~t"Just as the Sun Went Down" "Break the news to Mother" Sbngs by Maurice J. Gunsky. KG&&.—"Dream Kisses" -"'<"-•■' "You'd Rather Forget." -Songs by the Silver Masked Tenor. EEltli.—"Silver Haired Sweetheart" '*?> "Sweet Elaine." Songs by Lewis James & Quartet. 5072—''Blue Danube" "The Song is Ended." Songs- by Foster Richardson. 5073.—''The Gay Cavalier" ;3'?l\ •'•'--■ '"The Company Sergt. Major" 'Songs by Fester Richardson. Home Over There." "In the Sweet Bye and Bye" Sung by The Peerless Quartet. EA349.--"Lo Golondrina" w:> ; -fCielto- Lindo." The'Latest Waltz Hit. 3826.— "Moolight on the Danube." "Melody, of Love." Waltz, by Green's Marimba Band. 3903.—"Wi1l You Remember" "I Told You I'd never For- ,_,„ get." Sung by Wendell Hall.

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mm "Buick dealers Buick dealer's showroom—not merley to look at a new just to chat a while . i j>. Old friends, fijiichi friendships exist between Buick owners and Buick dealers the country over. They have been built up thrc ,h nfahy'yearV of pleasant association. For Buick owners .n- - variably buy Buicks again and again. And the Buick dealer and service organisation, stands out as one of the oldest and most permanent to be found in the entire industry. As 'Buick dealers in tbis centre, we feel proud to have behind m this personal part of Buick's reputation and we know we can* only' maintain it through' our interest in our owners' continued satisfaction. Gome in and see us—and Buick. You'll find us interested in your problems—ready to help 1 and advise you, whether you're in the market for a car or not. L.H. JOHNSON * STRATEOKD "When Better Car* areßuilt, Buick will Build them. 1