Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 270, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 November 1919 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Jfe SEVEN OF MAN EHBSKL “The Sixth MB Age—With Spectacles BHBHM : on Nose” ’ XX 7HEN men and women reach this period in | = VV life they begin to discriminate in their music | | as in everything else. For the . musical critic for j| the music lover for the artist—-for everybody, there is no other phonograph like The Brunswick. E T i : B The Brunswick Method of Reproduction The Brunswick Method of Reproduction gives a trueness, fineness and richness that is. unsurpassed. This is due to theUltonaand the Tone Amplifier. = exclusive features. ’ i | The Ultona — | 1 The Ultona makes it possible to play all records = on The Brunswick. It is a simple affair but involves = fundamental principles of sound. A turn of the hand and it is ready to play any record. You are no longer limited to the artists of one producer. | The Tone Amplifier As the tone waves are carried by the needle, to i i thediaphragm,theytravelon . | chamber. It is made entirely of wood and-free from metal. The resilient wood expands and contracts | with the tone waves, building them up and project- || = ing them stronger and clearer. By ib a new beauty .|| = is brought to all records. < >iß| | We shall be pleased to demonstrate your favorite g| = record on The Brunswick. Come in today and hear = it played as you never heard it played before. o I Worland Brothers I

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gordan, Dr. Paul Miller and Mrs. Edward McDuffy, and Hugh Miller, of Indian-, apolis, are here with their mother, Mrs. Sarah Miller, who is quite sick at the hospital. Dr. Miller went to Chicago this morning.

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