Pulp Fiction, 1909 · page 266 of 266
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The Great Spanish Tenor Sings exclusively for the Columbia | — 10-inch Double-Disc Records $1.50 12-inch Double-Disc Records \ $2.50 D | Double-Disc Record 65c. | Played on your own machine, no matter whether it’s a Columbia or not, Columbta Double-Disc Records will give you _ better music and longer service. Get Columbia Double - Discs. Don’t take “‘no’”’ for an answer. We can give you the address ofa nearby dealer; or send us 65 cents and we will send you a sample record, postage free, with a catalog. There are ‘‘concealed-horn”’ talking-machines on the market already. If you will make just one comparison you will own a Grafonola. You can make this compari- on by stepping into any store where Columbia Records are carried in stock—-or you can do it fairly well by mail. We have an advance catalog ready for you. Columbia Phonograph Company, Gen’| —— Dept. Oli, Tribune Building, New York THE COLUMBIA Manufacturers of Disc and Cylinder Graphophones, $20 to $200—Double- Disc and Indestructible Cylinder Records. Dealers everywhere. RAFONO | Headquarters for Canada—40 Melinda Street, Toronto, Ont. Dealers Wanted, Exciusive selling rights given where sare not properly represented, DE LUXE _ $ 200°° we are nh (WITH REGINA ATTACHMENT $225.0° : | ice: \ | THE MUNSEY PRESS, NEW YORE ecomiclboolks. conn