Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 7, 5 December 1930, Page 7

SPOTTING ! >Av % V Sfc S Ji FOR GOOD QUALITY AT LOW PRICES OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES STRATFORD WE BROUGHT PRICES DOWN. BUT NOT THE QUALITY. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MER CERY AT YOUR SERVICE.

GOME AND HEAR FOR YOURSELF. The VIVA-TONAL olurnbia »,<:* m I'fji ) WILL SOON BE HERE. PAY A DEPOSIT AND SECURE ONE OF THE "COLUMBIA" PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES FOR YOUR HOLIDAYS. % • GAOET MODEL—£4/10/OTTtITa J 111 ll a IBHrl DE LUXE MODEL—£9 Terms Price :s££*"! AND 5/- PER m THS MUSIC SHOP. PHONE 300.

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