(t.y*. ISM » « :i':S/.;,V 'V''.-.*-fmgm How dear cF &# '"Tom." so exclaims the Bride fc| "Tom," so exclaims (he Bride when she catches . first ■sight of a gift of artistic- cutglass from a friend. There is- -truly a fascination ah«-ut cutglass. ' It, is always anistic; always smart; always effect* ' ve never out ■of l&^bS 1 fashion. Our range of cutglass fcr gifi purposes is as w:Jc and varied as one could wish. IT . tt-* *~% If >' 7 z 1 be Co<r»« t j..v-i!".s STRATFORD and ELTHAM
N. When the Station Orchestra is on the air—or there's an item you'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—REPASRS—AMD ACCESSORIES FQft ALL TYPES OF RECEIVERS. RADIO SPECIALIST, REGAN STREET - - . STRATFORD
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 68, 17 October 1930, Page 3
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