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SIDELIGHTS ON
EUROPEAN WAR
By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS
(United Prose Staff Correspondent.)
Rastern Prance, Sept. 16 (By mail)
—If you need a fad and would like to
become a "collector" here is a free
suggestion: Start a collection of trin
kets made t\y French troopers on the
firing line.
Starting with finger rlngB in the
spring there are a few things the war
riors are not making between bayonet
charges and dodging big shells. Alu
minum, brass, copper and nickel in
the Gerinan shells hurled at the
French, usually are the "raw materi
als." Bullets, empty shells, shell
clips, coins, buttons, insignia» buckles,
belts, hand grenades, also are used.
The most popular curio is the alu
minum ring. Scarcely a soldier Is
without at least one. These are made
by cutting oft a cross-section of the
aluminum fuse-tubing inside German
shells and whittling or filing it to de
sired design. These are numerous and
some are of beautiful workmanship,
engraved with professional skill. Some
of the soldiers are, of course, Jewelers.
A popular design is the signet with
a. crown, cut from the Prussian
Guard's brass button, inset. These
rings are much sought.
Others are serpents wearing the
spiked German helmet, the French
War Cross in copper inset, the Cross
of Lorraine, th® thistle of Alsace, etc.
Inkstands made from hand gren
ades with crossed cartridges as pen
racks and mounted on a shell frag
ment nro fashioned, while Inkstands
made from the time-fuse cap of the
famous soixante quinze shells are nif
ty souvenirs for women at home.
Cartridges with the bases Joined,
holding a pencil in one end and a pen
in the other and pen-rac.ks made sim
ply of American "special" barbed wire
cut from entanglements aro quite au
fait, as fashion writers at homo say.
One of the nicest articles is a
breakfast gong made of the brass
bases of shells of large calibre. Sus- '
pended on a woolen cord, like bells,
and tapped, they give forth a very
pleasant tone. '
Watch fobs arc made of leather
from German officers' belts with a
gold-plated button for fob or a bob
made of bronze, brass, nickel, or alu
minum, any desired shape.
Aeroplanes are made of German
cartridge-clips with pfennigs for
wheels. Beer mugs in miniature are
made of cartridge shells, and a dandy
paperweight is fashioned of shell
fuses or hand grenades with a grape
laden vine growing out of the orifices.
The vines are made of telephone
wires, the grapes from shrapnel bul
lets.
From the mud of the trenches sol-'
dler-sculptors are making all sorts of
statuettes, humorous and serious. The
busts of Joffre and Polncalre, minia
ture Venuses and Mercuries, and com
ic crown-princes and kaisers are fav
orites.
Dainty picks, shovels, rifles, cannon,
and the like are made, of brass or
other metal. They are polished and
finished to a point where any jeweler
might handle them with pride.
There is no limit to these "Made In
the Trenches" articles. The tools
vary much as do the objects. Some
of the men have a pocket-knife. Most,
however, have managed to get hold of
it least a file and a piece of emery
:loth.
Sometimes, Instead of merely filing
ι section of aluminum the metal Is
nolded after melting. The original
•lngs were made this way: A raw
jotato was cut in half and a mold of
he desired object made. Then the
wo halves were put together and the
nolten metal poured into the strange
nould through an aperture. From
his crude beginning some of the men
lave developed complicated arrange
ants whereby two or three metals
ire combined to form all sorts of
mtterns, one upon another.
The soldier isn't trying to make
noney with these things. It is rare
y he will part with the proofs of his
ngenuity. Ho makes them in his
eistiro time between battles or watch
ng at loopholes on the lips of the
renches.
The work occupies his mind and
Dismissed envoy Expeots Declaration
if Arm· Export· Contimro.
London, Oct 16.—"Austria and Ger
many will probably declare war on the
United States unless tbe latter ceases
making munitions for the allies."
Buch Is the latest verbal manifesta
tion of frankness on the part of Dr.
Constantin T. Ûumba, according to pas
sengers on the Nleuw Amsterdam, the
Holland-American liner which bore the
recalled Austrian ambassador home
ward.
KAISER'S SON IS TO MARRY.
Prince Joachim to Tako Princess Marir
Augustine For Brido.
Amsterdam, Oct 15.—The Berlin
Belchsanzelger announces the engage
ment of Prince Joachim, youngest eon
of Hinpcror William, and Prlncesi
Marie Augnstlne, daughter of Prince
Edward of Anbalt The princess waa
seventeen last July, l'rlnce Joachim Is
twenty-five.
WILSON FOR A WOOL TARIFF.
Probably Will Reoommend ■ Small
Duty In Massage.
Washington, Oct IB.—President Wil
ton Is strongly considering the adrls
ablllty of recommending a small duty
on wool as a means of raising revenues
necessary to meet the expenses of the
government next year.
It is learned that the president will
probably Incorporate a recommenda
tion of this character In the message
which he will send to congrees asking
for suspension of the provision of the
Underwood-Simmons tariff law, which
put sugar on the free list on May 1
next.
8pell Cast by Qoed Talker.
"A good talker," said Uncle <Cben,
"kin take a subject ht don't know
nuffln' about an' make somebody dat
has studied it all his life feel ter
rible Ignorant"
HELP WANTED—FEMALE!
GIRL WANTED for general housework.
123 Lewis St- 22722-10-15-lt
GIRL WANTED to assist with home
work; three In family. Apply 84 Jef
ferson St. 22719-10-15-2t
GIRL WANTED for general housework.
Apply 100 High St. 22713-10-lS-2t
WANTED, girl for general housawork.
156a l'aterson St. 2273 1-10-15-lt
WANTED — Strong girl for general
housework; sleep home. 83 Smith St.
22672-10-14-2t
GIRL for general housework in apart- I
ment; two In family; one child. Mrs. 1
Ο. K. Zwingenberger, 142 State St.
22618-10-13-tf
GIRLS WANTED to work at sweaters;
paid while learning. Also experi
enced at Singer sewing machine. 379
State St.. P. A. Knitting Mills. 1
22S32-10-ll-6t
WANTED girl for general housework.
Mrs. A. L. Ramsay. 106 High St.
12894-10-7-tf
DANISH, Swedish or Polish maid
wanted for family of two. Must be
good cook and willing to live out of
town. No washing Wages $22. In
quire evenings, 189 State Bt.
22376-10-6-tf
QIHL for general housework. 28 Mar
__keit S t. 22379-10-6-tf '
WANTED—Girl for general housework.
Danish preferred. Apply Mrs. W. S.
Hlgprins. Amboy Ave., Metuchen, near I
Home St. 21619-9-18-tf |
SITUATION WANTS—FEMALE
WOMAN, good laundress, would like to I
go out by the day to do washing and
ironing or will take home. Will also do
houses-leaning. Mr·. Dancy, 269 Oak St.
10-13-3t
HELP WANTED—MALE
MEN WANTED
To Look at King's
Hat Window
154 Smith St. Perth Amboy
BOY, 14 to 16 years old. Braidwood,
273 High St. 22731 - 10-15-lt
WÂNTED-^-Boys for night work, 16
years and over; wages $9.00 for 5
nights per week. Brooktield Glass Co.,
Old Bridge, N. J. 22726-10:15-61
WANTED—Man to help on truck;
must furnish reference. Apply Stern
& Co., Smith and Madison.
22712-10-15-2t
Κ 3—At" nee, 0 laborers. Tot
tenville Copper Co., Tottenville, S. I.
22705-10-15-21
VVANTED—Union linemen, wages $3.50
per day of 8 hours; local men pre
ferred. Report to Watson-Flagg En
gineering Co., Division St., pole yard.
22684-10-14-tf
ADVERTISING MAN and special repre
sentatives vvanted for permanent
newspaper position. Advertising ex
perience not necessary, exclusive terri
tory. Thorough coaching in ad-sales
manship and copy preparation. Salary
and bonus. Quick action, so give tele
phone number. Address H. J. M.. Box
100, News Office. 22632-10-13-31
BOY WANTED—To work in grocery
s fore; reference required. 161 State
St 22 631 -10-1 3-tf
Experienced Grocery Clerk wanted. Ap
ply 200 Madison Ave. 22627-10-13-3t
HKLP WAHiTEl»
WILL $4 ft Day Interest You? I want
3 energetic canvasser» to do this city
and vicinity demonstrating now patent
ed article; will Intereet every laoy. Ad
dress or call P, 416 Baker Place, even
ing». 7 to 9. 22649-10-14-3t
POSITIONS WANTED
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer wish
es position; best references. Ad
dress P. O. Box 157, South Amboy.
10-14-3t
TO LET
τυ LET—Blacksmith shop 111 Krelsch
ervllle; good opportunity for right
man. Apply C. H. Nielsen, Krelscher
ville. 22667-10-14-31
DENTIST'S office, best location In the
city. Max Goldberger, 838 State St.,
Perth Amboy. 12869-10-4-tf
TO LET—Store and rooms. Inquire II.
Wedeen. 171 Smith St.
ZlIBl-M-tf
TO LET—Stable» for «even horses, at
364 Prospect St. Inquire Herman
Ellis, So. 2nd St. and C. R. R.
18122-6-11 -tf
FOR RENT—Store and basement at
193 Hall Ave. Inquire Herman EIII3,
So. 2nd St. and C. R. R.
18123-6-11-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
COMFORTABLE front room for 1 οΓ~2
gentlemen, private family, bath,
steam heat, electric light. 74 Jefferson
St. 22658-10-14 - 31
Neatly Furnished Rooms In private
family. 262 Maple St. 22668-10-14-3t
TWO pleasant connecting rooms for
gentleman, all conveniences; best lo
cation. Inquire News. 21542-9-16-tf
LARGE OR SMALL furnished room,
board if desired, all Improvements.
267 McCellun St. Tel 665-Π.
5153-3-9-tf
FLATS WANTED
WANTED—δ-room flat; upstairs; cen
trally located. Inquire News Office.
22618-10-1 4-3t
IIOARDRRS WANTED
Children to board, mothers' care; grood
home; age 2 to 8 yearn. $10 to $12
Ser month. Health perimt. Address
[re. C. Kautech, 299 Woodvale Ave.,
Prince Bay, S. 1. 22677-10-14-3t
LOST
LOST—Tuesday nieht, between Second
and John Sts., gold cuff link, initials
"L. B." Louis Bloodgood, South Am
boy. 226G3-10-14-3t
REAL ESTATES WANTED
Perth Amboy Proberty wanted in ex
change for $16,000 farm in Monmouth
County. ComeKya Bros., 224 Smith St.
22659-y>-14-3t
VILLA TAXES U. S. COMPANY.
Demand· $50,000 or Will Csnfiaeata
Seven Thousand Cattle.
El Paso, Tex., Oct. 15. — folio-wing
threats of Villa'· governor In Chihua
hua to forfeit the property of the
American Smelting and Refining com
pany, the same official ha» made a de
mand on the Corralltos Cattle com
panr ·η eastern corporation, for $50,
000 gold, or $8 a head on 7,000 cattle,
with the threat that unless the money
waa paid the cattle on the Carralltos
ranches In western Chihuahua would
be killed.
A National Forest Abolished.
Washington, Oct. 15.—President Wil
son has abolished the Kansas national
forest of 13,000 acres, and on Nov. 1 it
will bo open to entry.
Colonel House Guest of President.
Washington, Oct. 15.—Colonel Ε. M.
House is In Washington as a guest of
President Wilson at the White House.
Hfad af German Athlstlo Union Dead.
Berlin, Oct IB.—I>r. Ferdinand Goetz,
president of the German Athletic union,
ia dead at Leipzig, need eighty-nine.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
^250,000 worth of property ranging
from $1,000 to $16,000—Prices to suit
all customers.
C. H. THORN
Heal Estate 103 Gordon St.
NINE ROOM HOUSE on Market St.7
$2,300. Thorn. 22317-10-11-Ct
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE on Gordon St.;
I3.S50. Thorn. 22549-10-11-Qt ^
FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE on Gordon StT
All improvement. Thorn
22M8-10-ll-6t
FIVE STORES on Smith St.; $31,000*.
Thorn. 22550-10 - ll-6t
ONE of the finest resident· s on High
St.; 16 rooms and barn, with all im
. provements. Thorn. 22545-10-ll-6t
SIX ROOM house for sale on Amboy
Ave. Inquire Herman Frederick,
496 Amboy Ave. 22215-10-2-1 f
FOR SALE or Exchange for city prop
erty, 6-room house and 9 lots. Ad
dress T. J., care News. 22644 -10-14-2t
COTTAGE, six large rooms, newly
painted and papered, near ferry and
post office, Tottenville; corner lot, 101
ft. by 80 ft.; fruit, shade trees, fine
lawn, improved street; bargain at
$2,500. Price $2,300 for quick sale; lib
eral terms. Photo by request. S. J.
Va.il, 95 Smith St. Tel. 806.
22732-10-15-2t
South First St. two-family frame dwel
ling: big bargain; $2,850. First mort
gage $1,800, 5 per cent. Income $26.
Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc.. 205 Smith
St. 22701-10-15-19 22-26
FOR SALE
UPRIGHT PIANO, used two months;
will sell at bargain, leaving town;
credit if desired to responsible parties.
Piano, care News. 22J709-10-15-It
PIANO, golden oak, first class condi
tion; bargain. Stern & Co., 168 Smith
St. 22727-10-13-lt
FOR SALE—Speedy cat boat, 17 ft.
long. 53 State St. 22710-10-15-2t
A Candy Store for sale. Frances Llp
tak, 392 Smith St. 22702_-10-15-3t
FIVE PASSENGER Buick automobile
for sale; good condition; can be usod
for trucking purposes. Amboy Lighting
Co., 178 Smith St. 2267C-10-14-tf
MORSE and wagon and well estab
lished vegetable route for sale. In
quire John Anderson, 449 Beach ave
nue, Tottenville. 22591- 10-12-6t
LAUTER PIANO, almost new; sell
cheap for cash, easy terms. For an
appointment address Walter Ycder,
General Delivery, Perth Amboy.
22620-10-13-41
GOOD WORK horses for sale. Inquire
Tottenville Ilygeia Ice Co., Totten
ville. 22569-10-12-5t
THREE THOUSAND dollars worth of
tires on stock. Standard make. Alar
tin's Garage. 145 New Brunswick Ave.
22542-10-ll-6t
HOLL TOP desk; good order; cheap.
258 Market St.. Geo. Mills.
22525-10-11-tf
FOR BEST GOODS in jewelry at the
lowest prices. I Singer, 176 Smith
S t. 216 68-9-17-lm ο.
FOR SALE—Stereotype mats; one hun
dred for fifty cents; excellent for
lining barns, poultry houses, etc. Eve
ning News. 3-4-tf
ROOMS TO LET
Large Front Room, also other rooms. 23
Smith St. 2270 1-10-15 -2t
FIVE NICE rooms, ail improvements.
Mrs. Moe. William St.. Fords.
21837-9-24-tf
FOR RENT—Four rooms with all' im
provements. Inquire Merman Ellis,
South Second St., and C. R. R.
21726-9-21-tf
FIVE'ROOMS to let; Till improvements,
including steam heat. inquire 1J.
Wedeen, 271 Smith St. 21472-9-15-tf
6 ROOMS, all improvements. 160 Madi
son Ave. 2270-6+10
TO LET, 4 rooms with JmpFb<«inerttS, ^
$10.00. Inquire S. Mandei, 2u2 New
Brunswick Avé. f 22733-T9-15-St
HOUSES TO LET
HOUSE TO LET—395a East Ave. In
quire Crouae, 495 State St.
22643-10-14-31
SIGHT ROOM house, modern imnprove
menta, newly papered. 139 Lewis St.
β 19992-8-3-tf
NINE-ROOM HOUSE to let. ÎH WatZr
St. Inquire 200 Water St.
236!4-!0-J 3-3t
FOE RENT—New house in Sewaren,
six rooms; all improvements. $20.00.
Tel. 539-M., Perth Amboy.
22540-10-11-tf _
STORE and βϊχ rooms; suitable for gro
cery and meat business; all improve
ments. M. H. Madsen, 149 New Brune
wiek Ave. 22454-10-8-tf
SIX ROOM HOUSE, all modern im
provements, 114 State St. Inquire
223 Smith St. 22267-lU-4-tf
A SIX ROOM HOUSE with partial Im
provements, 423 New Brunswick Ave.
Inquire G. D. Runyon„ 173 High St.
2-20-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD PRICES paid for old automobiles
..to be sold as junk. Herman Ellis,
South Second St. and C. R. R.
22714-10-15-tf
Λ ι 110 NT I ON—Chicken farms, stock
farms, truck farms, also dairy farms,
In all sixes and prices, near New York;
also farms to rent, with and without
stock. Write Aug·. Kreimann, ^liff
woodj^N. J_. Box 117. 2261H iO-lC-6t
SIMMEN'S Wrapped Luxury Bread is
but one quality—the best; the best
bread made; suits the hard-to-please.N .
110c a loaf every w h e r e. 4-14-M & F
ι DHOST; Carting, moving, trucking,
piano hoisting. .Phone 169-W.
22541-10-11-15
CALL 1592-W and have your coal de
livered promptly. J. Gibbs.
22537-10-11-13-15
100 PER CENT. PURE—What? Sim
men's Luxury Bread. Health and
strength in every slice. At all stores
10 cents. 1- Π-MWPS_
DRAWING and modeling taught by N.
N. Ailing, evenings. Call at 195*
Gordon St. 22401-10-7, 9, 1 1. 13.
15» 18. 20, 22. 25, 28, 29. 30
COAL YARD—Good location; business
good. M. H.. care News.
22586-10-11-13-15
FLATS TO LET
5 ROOMS TO LET, in first class con
. .ditlon; all Improvements. 160 South
First St. 22707-10-lft-tf
FLAT TO LET, 273 Water" St. Inquire
277 Water St 22725-10 15-3t
4 ROOMS and bath; Improvements?
rent $16. 220 Gordon St.
22723-10-16-21 „
Four or Six Pleasant rooms.' Inquire
335 Madison Ave. 22718-30-15-11
4-ROOM, corner flat; part improve
ment». 199 Grant St. Becker.
22646-10-14-ti _
FLAT TO LET; all Improvements, 4 32
State, corner Waehington. Jacob
Goldberger. 22566-10-12-tf
FLAT TO LET. É62 Prospect St. Rent
$14. Inquire A. Kroeger, 887 Smith
St. 22488-10-9-1 f
IF YOU want a pleasant four-room flat,
second floor, partial improvements,
167 Brighton Ave., Inquire G. D. Run
yon, 178 High St. 10-2-tf
SEVEN ROOMS; second floor; latest
improvements, Including heat and
electricity. Inquire 181 State St.
32176-10-1-tf
THREE ROOM FLATS, part Improve
rnents, 479 State St. Inquire on
premises. 21952-9-27-lmo.
FLAT TO LET—Five rooms. 266 Oak
Sf. Inquire 403 Park Ave.
21171-9-7-tf
FIVE ROOM FLAT; all improvements.
222 Fayette St. 20442-8-16-tf
FLAT TO LET—All improvements. In
quire S. Tucker, 63 Brighton Ave.
19104-6-9-tf
Why Carry Bundles
order them sent by
Blew* Delivery
294 Market sA 'Phone i6n Perth
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CUTS FIGuHCS mon JOUR
ANNUAL COAL BIlL.
Th*4eh*f
Mf>*r· in Coal,
£p«*ilhn(t» in heat.
Full value
for your
Fuel Dollars—
Means all the possible beat unite
from your coal—
nm&mi
ROUND BOILERS
Steam and Hot Water
will heat your home and cut coal
costs because they are made
"right"—
This has been proven in practice
as well as in theory—
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A»k your dealer about the "Thatcher"
Line. Send for booklet
Thatcher
Furnace Co.
Since 1850
Maker· of GOOD House
Heaters & Kitchen Rangea
131437 West 35th Street
New York ^ll-B
the product usually finds Its way to
wlfg, sweetheart, mother, father or
children. Much devotion, almost life
blood, goes into the trinket, for not
Infrequently Its manufacture is the
last act of the soldier before he goes
to death.
Efficient Economy
■we give S.&H. green Trading Stamps—Ask for them1
CORN
IONA BRAND
Can . . . .
7 c
2 5 S.&H. Green Trading Stamps pR F,R
** SEC COUPON 1VUI_^
COU P O IN
Chit ou£ U at our Store this
" I50c Worth &r jijgre of Teas,
kitracts and A&P Baking Powder,
will receive
y ou win receive
25 ÎRSÏS3 STAMPS FREE
Besides Beiular and Extra Coupons 6iven on Sa'es
This Co»pon Not Good Afler Saturday, October i6th
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFPEES
30 Stamps with 1
25 Stamps with 1
20 Stamps with 1
15 Stamps with 1
10 Stamps with 1
lb. El Ryad Coffee
lb. Ambosa Coffee
lb. Sultana Coffee
lb. Iona Coffee ...
lb. Good Coffee ...
35c
32c
30o
25c
20c
125 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Crop ..... V0o
100 Stamps with 1 lb. New Crop 60o
80 Stamps with 1 lb. Fine Familj· Tea . 60c
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Good Tea .. 40c
40 Stamps with % tb. India Ceylon Tea.. 25ρ
10 STAMPS FREE 1Π
X- \J With Any of the Following Groceries
1 can Sultana Spice 10o
1 pkg. Λ&Ρ Ice Cream Powder 10o
1 pkg. A&P Jelly Powder 10c
1 can A&P Chloride of Lime 8o
1 can A&P Lye 8o
1 pkg. Reckitt's Blue 9o
1 pkg. Puffed Rice or Corn Puffs 13c
1 pkg. Non Such Mince Meat » 10o
1 bot. Royal Polish 10c
1 can Roast or Corned Beef 25c
2 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes each 5c
1 bot. A&P Vinegar 10c
Kg BUTTER N·. 33c
SELECTED EGGS Dozen 35c
PEAS ™A BRAND 10c
SPINACH canBrand 8c
OTHER CUT PRICE LEADERS
Clothes Lines each J
A&P Tomatoes ...··· c<™ \lc
Pacific Toilet Paper . . . 7 rolls
A&P Jams ....,··· 2 Jars 25c
Pretzels ....
Hillsdale Sliced Pineapple
Shrimp ......
Mammoth Asparagus ;
: lb 7c
2 cans 25c
. can 10c
. can 20c
Double Tip Matches, 7 boxes 25c
DELIVERY
96 Smith St.
DELIVERY
Phone 455
-We give S.&H. gr
■""adiiig Stamps—Ask for the:
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A Small Cash Payment ΙΦ ill Buy One
of Most Complete and Most Modern
Houses in the City
Lewis Street near Brighton Avenue (best restricted sec
tion of Perth Amboy). New houses. Material and workman
ship of the very best.
Steam Heat, Hardwi/id Finish, Parquet Flooring, Tile Bath
Room, Shower Bath, Modern Gas Range, Combination
Gas and Electric Light, Yard and Driveway
inrear, Pretty Lawns.
Every modern idea and appliance for comfort and convenience
Price $4200
Very Easy Terms
A small sum down and small month
ly payments for the balance.
(Amounting to less than rent)
HOUSES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ON SATURDAY AFTER
NOON AND ALL DAY SUNDAY, OCTOBER
16th AND 17th
We want you to inspect them whether you wish to buy or not.
Alpern & Company
159 Smith St.
Telephone 550
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We are now pre
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the very latest
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N«v Modd Aioo in the new style
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New Mod·) C200
Do not confuse
the Edison Disc
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machines. It is
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loving people.
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If you have
hot heard the
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n, and we will
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for you. No obli
gation to pur
chase—we want
you to hear Mr.
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New Model C150
We welcome you as a
lover of music, to enjoy
hearing Mr. Edison's
wonderful Masterpiece
in musical reproduction
Music lovers have
hoped for years that
someday a genius would
make possible an artiti
cial tone thr. t would ac
tually sound like the
original.
This Mr. Edison has
done, at last, in the New
Edison Diamond Disc
Phonograph.
With the wonderful
Diamond Stylus (no
needles to change he hai
created a tone so true,
so lite like that one can
scarcely distinguish it
from the original.
We will be glad to
give you a demonstra
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without any obligation
to you, just call or tele
phone for appointment.
Open Evenings
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REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
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Tel. 255 Tel. 933
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