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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 17 January 1931, Page 10

RADIO-PORTABLE Messrs Claughton.and Co. desire to intimate they have just received the first delivery of the most versatile radio entertainer, known as : .“Carrie Philips” An entirely new British-made Philips Radio Portable, compact and completely housed in one handsome polished walnut cabinet: Aerial, batteries, screen-grid chassis and loudspeaker. Portable and self contained, yet entirely satisfactory for home use as well. Plays your gramophone records from a connecting pick-up ir desired and is also capable of obtaining long distance reception. A new Philips triumph! Made by this most famous electrical and radio firm, who ; guarantee one year’s free service. Price, £33/10/0. Demonstration, arranged. Write or call. 21 HARDY STREET, NELSON The Popular Music ■ Store PIANOS BY LEADING MAKERS. £7O to £165. Cash or terms at convenience, one to three years. VIOLINS, VIOLA, new and old. £3 to £3O. Bows, cases and all accessories at moderate prices. STUDENT’S VIOLIN OUTFIT, complete, from £3. Music Cases from 1 2/6; Music Stands 6/6. RADIO "Brunswick” Combination All-Electric Gramophone and Radio, in lovely inlaid walnut cabinet. £BS. "Philips” Table Model Electric Radio. £36. GRAMOPHONES Portable Model (Battery) Radio. £33/10/0. Columbia Portable. £4/10/0, £7 and £?. ‘Brunswick” Table Grands. £l2/1/0 (a special offer). Dabinets —Brunswick, £36. Melotone, £l4 to 22. Cash or terms arranged. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS GRAMOPHONE RECORDS BY ALL LEADING MAKERS. }EGAL AND VOCALION. 2/6 each. BRUNSWICK, COLUMBIA, H;M.V. AND PARLOPHONE. 4/- each. OBTAINABLECLAUGHTON’S, Hardy Street, Nelson.

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A CHILD’S WORST COMPLAINT Children; suffering from worms become pale, sickly and restless. But what a difference WADE’S WORM FIGS make. They quickly get rid of these parasites and restore the child to food health and humour. Pleasant to take, safe, and reliable. Absolutely harmless. Obtainable from all chemists and stores.