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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 66, 15 October 1930, Page 2

Wkad could please Uteßride more! H£AUT!FULI How. dear of -Tom," so exclaims the Bride when she catches first ■sight of a gift of artistic cutglass from a friend. Vi>v, ■-M m m m r i i -KWj m ssS •;v. 'ss m 53SKE=«A r --r.v PETRIE’S The Cornel; J.-’welleis STRATFORD and ELTHAM o>\ There is- truly a fascination about cutglass. It is always artistic; always smart; always effective and never out' of fashion. Our range of cutglass for gift purposes is as, wide and varied ,as one could wish. <s A SC Iftl f Others Follow. DO-125— “Whip Poor Will” Fox-Trot and “Blue is the Night” Fox-Trot, by Ipana Troubadours, DO-156 —“A Cottage for Sale” Fox-Trot, by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, and “The Boomerang” Fox-Trot, by Debroy Sommers Band. —“When the Heather Bells are Blooming,” by Sandy MacFarlane, and “In the Morning,” by Sandy MacFarlane. C20673—“01d-Time Waltz Medley” and “The Flanagans Chase the Banshee,” by Flanagan Brothers, with Accordeon and Banjo. C2o672—“Let Ye Ail Be Irish oT-night” and “The Beggar- - man Song (The Auld Rigadoo),” by Flanagan Brothers, with Violin, Piano, Accordeon and Banjo. THE LATEST RECORDS OUT. m F,NEST ELECTRICAL RECORDING. PROCURABLE AT Rex Watsons ’PiIuAE -300.

Whatever you may Incline to in Cycles If you want a Cycle to take you to work and home again, or a Cycle to go awheeling on during the week-ends, or a Cycle for Racing purposes, come in here and get next to the very -thing you desire. We have the local representation for well-known makes and can arrange if necessary to build you what you require. BODLE BROS. LTD. MOTOR & CYCLE IMPORTERS STRATFORD and ELTHAM. * 'Phones; Strut 575, Elth 164. Will you Hear ' it All! When the Station Orchestra is on the air or there’s an item von’re keen to hear will your Set play up and foil you? Or will you make use of our Expert Services to keep your Set at the pitch of perfection ? RADIO SERVICE —REPAIRS —AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL TYPES OF RECEL/ERS. R. G. LAW RADIO SPECIALIST, REGAN STREET - - « STRATFORD