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LEAD THE WORLD,
URGES GARDNER
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Match Great Britain,
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The Final Wonder of the Phonograph
? -^laying it yourself
WHEN some great mast? ?/w?? music
?i his violin, /*?* feels a greater joy
even ?tir own, for you .ire?only a
er. Would you thrill to those music
strains as /?( does, and fed a r.ipturc jome?
thing at least, approaching His own?
Pur a record of lus hud the Vocation, that
marvelous newe t phonograph which allows
?o :Av yourself if you wish. Press the
wonderful Gradu?la device and ?give vourself
up to the musk '?
Under vour pressure comes harmony which
p nds to every shade of your music-feeling.
Now it softens to a sigh ol tender beauty.
Now it swells till the contrast thrills with its
very quality *>t lije. With one record you
the sensation o? the violinist, and another
a flutist, with .1 third a singer? and so on
through all the joyous range of music ?beauty.
You are getting a pleasure never attained
in phonographic art "till the
\oialion came." You are
hearing these waves O? swelling
tone ?ndullfd, unmufilcd; fur
new ?nventi.-m in sound pro
din tion and sound preserva?
turn have (jimiruted all tone
clouding, all ?metallic qualities.
Ihus you listen to vital,
rounded tone developments
new to the phonograph, even
while you are experiencing an
AEO?ANyOCAUOS
n ..??? h s 150
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indescribable music-joy by seeming to play
each instrument itself.
Ol course, you need not play the Vocahon
?far from it. It will play of itself each
record exactly as the record stands, if you
prefer it that way. It will, however, voice
richer, sweeter tones than have ever phono
graphically heen produced before.
No! ? his device which allows you to
vary a single record as often, and to what?
ever degree of stress, you wish, is but an
added phonograph privilege, which the
Vocation only can give you.
EXCLUSIVE FEATURK
?he Sound Bos', wliuh rmbojies ne.?.' scientific discoveries.
It produt-ts g richer, deeper tont than any other phono
posses .e..
'The Symphenetic /An acoustically perfect in design
jrul material. It eliminates ail phonograph stridency
arid prev-r-.es the hejurful tonal characteristic*? of all
instruments anij voices.
/ he Sen Automatic Stop With two
simple movements it "*.ets" a reioid
to ?tup where desired and also starts
it plaving.
The KenHsticmsry GradneU, winch
gives vnu the new phonograph priv
? ot esfrtttitm control lets sou
?hi- photograph, in fact. Tins
is a wonderful added feature to what
o;her p!i .nographs give, hut vmi only
need use it tihen Ma.BBB*/ to.
/ hmnmitt-tiom oftheAeetiaaX Waben
cheerfully ??en of the merely cttrtout at
neu .;? BttViMBMf tmctSOTrSbh r.-ari/ijieri.
Other wtedeh fnm
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THE AEOLIAN-VOCALION
-TM PHONOGRAPH I HA I CALLS FORTH NEW niAUTIHS I ROM Yoi'R RECORDS'*
THE AKOLIAN COMPANY
AI OL?AN 1?A? L ? ?9 WEST42nd STREET, ?NEW YORK
?WkOBf? ' -i .?:?; |sn ? , ? mutual inJrumnits tn the -wot Id
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Special Offerings hkOtxday
. Introducing the Paris I ogue of I elvet
Women's Velvet Suits and downs
Fur Trimmed Velveteen Suits
Chiffon Velvet Afternoon Gowns
"I)r< r ?Il mod I of Import? d chiffon vrl
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Chiffon Velvet Evening Gowns
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Russian belted (?"??tt. of broadcloth, i:i brown, navy
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"eknny" Model Cloth Coats
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A New Model Waist cf an Entirely New Fabric
Persian silk fish nrt or brocaded rainbow stripe Cascadeau silk, combined ivith
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Misses' Winter Apparel
Special Values Monday
Misses' Fur-Trimmed Suits
I . Wool ' or Whipcord a. .
broa ?!, ,i. oi black- also cfa ? I
Newest model i ti timed with fash
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Misses1 Fur-Trim*d Velveteen Suits
A variety ol
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14 to ?
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i it Wool Veloui rs Velour, Broadcloth oi
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14 to 20 Special _?V.dU
Misses' Velveteen Dresses
I,?" .: ? , fur-trimmed models ol Vel
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Moire Silk; th?
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?Misses' Corduro) Fur-Trlm'd Coati
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butt":: 14 to 20 years Special ?? V/.OU
Misses' Afternoon Dresses
' '( I r*p_ " .!_ com. :
blouse, girdls ind F skirt ol
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77.e Following Special Values Monday
"Philippine" Night downs Glove Silk Bloomers
V /'/''' I si tin ilt
Women's Ni_!?t Gowns "i sheer fabrics, entirely band
mad. ; ? squi-itely hand < mbroiden >1
Speck? 2.9_5?
Two Piece Boudoir Set
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Princess S i 11 > -. < ? t i?". pleated t repe d* < hine, in pink, light
bita or orchid, yok< "f ihadoai lace, trimmed with -ilk
flowers, ?ni?- satin shoulder n'..-i|>.. ( out of shswAov
\aee, finished srith nel frill and silk flowers,
spvtiji 9.75
Hand l.mb'd Clox Silk Hose
/ nr 11 innen tiinl Mis.tet
In black with whit'- ? |i?\, white with black, emersjd ?>r King'
'.iii* < l"\, siso bronse, navj ??r stay
witli contrasting color clos.
Special
1.35
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For l\ um n end . / ?
Tu B i ar Brit II suits Si gOU t.-,
m black, wind, pink or Itlii?-; reinforced
Special 1.65
Correct Winter Boots
/ or H omen and Mittet
Bronte K-.i with < loth topa* Patent rAI nlth SsH
Black Kul or Black < loth tops; Black Rossis leatket
With _r.iy ?>r l?l.i. k kid ??r l?la?'k clotll \**f*t ils*
all Black di Tan Russia csli
Special 6.50
French Glace Kid Gloves
_ ot IVomt n and M * <
Om \*t tM'> .:.i-|i Glace Knl Glove?, is wkil . \Aeek, i??rl,
chanuMgw or tau, pique sewn with tin-??- mv.? ni I _v)
embroider. back, is self, white ?>r blaek.
Special 1.15
