Music Trade Review

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
We need only a comparatively few more high=class
Piano and Music Dealers to handle
THE NEW EDISON
DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRAPH
T
HE FIELD has been largely allotted. W e protect a dealer by giving him ample elbow-room to
grow in, and to bui!d up a profitable, permanent business. We impose certain just conditions that make
an Edison Dealer-h.p a valuab'e fianch?se.
MANY PIANO HOUSES have found that the EDISON DISC helps their piano sales; it brings them a
new clien;e e with gilt-edge purchasing power. With others the Edison is even greater lhan their piano
business.
T H E PERMANENCY OF T H E BUSINESS is assured by the sterling character of Mr. Edison'? mar-
vellous instrument. It R E P R O D U C E S M U S I C - it R E - C R E A T E S MUSIC, to speak moie correctly,
for it has no "talking machine tone." It has no tone of its own. The Edison tone is the tone of the artist.
People will tire of the ta king machine tone—are doing so today—but they will never tire of MUSIC, and
this the Edison Disc gives.
IF YOU W A N T TO MAKE MONEY—real money—take up the EDISON D I A M O N D
P H O N O G R A P H . Moreover, your franchise will increase in value as time passes.
DISC
WRITE US T O D A Y ; tomorrow may be too late.
THOMAS A. EDISON, Inc.
67 Lakeside Avenue
ORANGE, N. J.
EDISON DAY—EDISON WEEK
October 21st will be Edison Day throughout the U. S- and Canada in commemoration of the 36th anniversary of Mr.
Edison's gift to the world of the incandescent lamp. October 18th to 23rd will be observed as EDISON WEEK signalizing
Mr. Edison's wonderful gift to the world of music lovers—the RE-CREATION OF MUSIC by his Diamond Disc
Phonograph.