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Music Trade Review

Issue: 1908 Vol. 47 N. 13 - Page 9

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THE
How to
Increase
Your
Business
Profits.
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
Just a word with you, Mr. Piano Dealer. Do
you know what the talking machine amounts to as
a business getter ?
Do you know that some of the big concerns
have sold more than a half-million dollars annually of
"talkers"?
Do you know that some of the smaller dealers
throughout the country are helping out on overhead
expenses very materially by selling talking machines ?
Do you know that it is an easy line to handle
and cleans up good money ?
Do you know that the only paper covering the
talking machine field in a comprehensive way is The
Talking Machine World?
Do you know the paper?
If you do, there is nothing more to be said,
because you would not be without it for four times
the annual cost to you.
It is a big, handsome, seventy or eighty-page paper,
brim-full of talking machine information of all kinds.
It contains helpful hints telling how to conduct
a talking machine department successfully.
It covers the entire domain and contains a com-
prehensive survey of the foreign field from our own
offices abroad.
There is not a scrap of news worth the telling
in the talking machine field that is not faithfully
recorded in The World.
Then, too, it contains a powerful lot of business
pointers, which will be of advantage to everyone.
Many dealers have written us that they would
rather pay a dollar per copy for The World than to
be without it.
The only way that you can get it is to pay for it.
We will send a sample copy free to anyone for
the asking, but to receive the paper regularly costs
$1.00 a year and you will say that it is a dollar well
expended. You'll get great big value for it if you
send it Worldward.
THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD,
EDWARD LYMAN BILL,
Editor and Publisher,
1 Madison Avenue, New York City.
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