Page 15 Advertisements Column 2

Observer, Volume XL, Issue 11, 15 November 1919, Page 15

i EVENTUALLY ! ij NOT NOW?i; ! Buy that Gramaphone from Wade and Co. You will be i | 1 * more than satisfied! i , i No machine recommended unless good. ] i 1 WADE AND CO. does not sell any fancy "Trolia" talk- , | 1 ing boxes, for the extra profit they bring; but he does , 1 sell the straight-out, standardised " Good-all-over-the- i J world" Gramaphones, Phonographs, and Kecortls. i § 1 FOUND THE BEST— i | I BY ACTUAL TEST ! | , 1 The Edison Diamond Disc—"The machine with a f 0 " 1 /' '! 1 The Edison "Amberola" —No needles. Records unbreakable. i 1 The "Grafonola" from £8 10/—To play any record made. i l ! Records, % the thousand—From Is. each. i , C Needles, 200 (English)—l s. per 200. ], X Albums—loin. and 12jn. | i ■I WE DO REPAIRS ! ' WE PAY FREIGHT! j \ J" WE PAY POSTAGE ! i[ ONLY ADDREBS : 'ALa.A WADE & CO., gf. LIMITED. gjggg! ; J « THE RECORD HOUSE," ~ '"•'".— \ > Tabernacle Buildings, I ;I 37, KARANGAHAPE RD., H 1 | ij NEWTON. " U —I TUB piaa from p. & C's | — There are more reasons than one fs9^P why it pays a man to purchase his /$ suit needs at M. and C.'s. T^^>\ In the mutter of quality, fit, and fiyWTVfh. style, they leave nothing to be de- ./I MfV»y ji/\ sired, whilst- the prices, compared [ [)\ )kh''f ic'^lk with- those asked for made-to-meas- yMf J^Wl ure suits, mean a very considerable W^ s ' m/SSfji The suit illustrated is an all wool h f I'.Jg Steel Grey Cheviot with hand F | ?J"-4 stitched edges and unbreakable / I ' ' ■ fronts. Special attention has been .9 given to the modelling of these suite, rBBnBJr^M and the trimming detaile. I B \ Sizes 3to 7:— Price 115s. 188 ■'•] Another smart style in an English m A tailored suit is a mid-grey ground W 1 with dark grey stripes, three button MB [■> J fastening afid soft unbreakable ytf In all Sizes: — 112s 6d. Other smart suits in all wzee: — 1055., 110s., 117s 6d. to 130s. LJflHfflplM.l QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND