The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 28, 1918, Page 16

With Thomas A. Edison’s Permission We Ask You to Try His Favorite Invention Free | "' THIS AZING OFFER EA- Carefully ---Every Word. Don’t let this wonderful opportunity slip - away. Remember, you earn the right to have good music, you deserve to enjoy good music, now don’t let anybody keep you from having it. Mr. Edison has given his permission to us to help you have it. Remember, you do not send a single penny. SEND NO MONEY. Tosoe waRx - Sent on Q Edisone FREE Trial READ THE COUPON BELOW! An amazingly fair offer that shows we are ready to bring Mahogany, Golden, Fumed or Weathemd Oak. State Choice. Select From These Records the world’s best music to your home without one cent of cost.to you—FREE, ABSOLUTELY FREE! Think of it! The new Edison, Mr. Edison’s great new phonograph, HIS FAVORITE INVENTION, with the Diamond Stylus reproducer and twelve brand new Diamond Amberol records sent absolutely FREE to your home for you to try. Fill out and mail us the coupon today and let us hurry this outfit to you just as fast as the railroads can carry it. When it comes try it. Play it for your friends—ask anybody you want in to hear it and you’ll be pleased beyond words. It will give you the best of the music of the whole Wé!'ld, the sweetest songs of all times, the best and newest hits that have caught .the fancy of the city theater erowds,; the best wit and comedy that the big city vaudeville crowds are laughing over, the blood-stirfing - songs of war, the plaintive heart-touching melodies that bring back the dreams of youth, the old hymns. It will bring the best bands and orchestras, the marches and dance music—abso- lutely any music you want for any occasion. " ONLY $1.00 AFTER TRIAL Just see how little it will cost you to have this great pleasure pefinanently—not a cent until you know you want to keep it, then only a dollar a week, $4.50 a month, until you've paid us $75.20. Think of it, for that small amount you have the greatest pleasure in life, good musie, in your home whenever you want it _for the rest of your life. It’s a:pleasure you de-_ serve, don’t let anybody keep you from enjoying it. A Marvelous Instrument Mr. Edison, thinking over all the great inventions that have come from his master mind—the electric light, the moving picture machine, and hundreds of others—says that this is his favorite invention, his new phonograph with the Diamond Stylus Reproducer. You'll think so too. It is so marvelously lifelike—so sweet and pure in tone, so clear and real. It plays the Diamond Amberol records and gives all the fine resuits of the highest-priced musical outfits—it cam not be described in print, you must try to know how wonderfal it really is. Imitations, even costly ones, can not come anywhere near equaling it—and look at the difference in the cost! Send the Coupon— Don’t Send Money Let me stand all the expense 'of convincing you that there cannot be anything better than this instrument. Get the New Edison in your home on Free Trial. Convince your- self that it either is or is not the very best. If it’s the best, of .course-you want it, if it isn’t you don’t. ' And I want you to know all about it by having it and playing it in your home where nobody can trick you ejther . Italian Army SACRED Shall We Gather at the River. (3160) Jesus Lover of My Soul. (1809) Wl(l:lsln}he Roll “is Called Up Yonder. HEART SONGS Tell Mother I'll Be There. (1533) ; Silver Threads the_Gold. (1547) w1(1$7a¥ou and I Were Young, Maggie. We're Tenting Tonight. (1881) Where Is M‘y Bo;l'l‘onl(ht. (2125) l'l: ”'Jé‘?gm ou Home Again, Kathleen. Sweet Home. (2998) . Home 5 }ndlunl. (3248) ust as Your Mother Was, (3452) » VAUDEVILLE j Goldberg’s Automobile Troubles. (8083) Uncle-Josh Buys an_Automobile. (1583) Unclé Josh Keeps House. (1714) Flanagan’s Irish Jubilee, (1725) Je?iyn ssanlard. yodling and. whistling. NDS Over the Waves Waltz. (1506) ht as a Feather. (1508) Manhattan Beach, El c.{mn. (1711) Old_Comrades” March. ~(1766) S and siripes Fameet Ol el N W}xlfsllefv:nd His Dog. (3055) llmmen(‘pr Bo) SMM) King Cotton (3181) Canary Cottage, One-Step. (3241) QUARTETTES Silent Night. (1606) Tramp, Tramp, T"'m?, (2432) My Country 'Tis of Thee. (2681) Oh_Johnny, Oh, (3237 We're Going Over. (3387) Dixieland , Memories. (3412) INSTRUMENTAL (Accordian), (1774) Silver Bell (Orchestra). (1998) H (Violin). ; Minsourt Walis (Orciestar. ( Mighty Lak’ One, Two, Three, Four (Ha- (Waitz) ). (3158) Perfect Day Walts (Orchestra) Aloha Sunutw Ll.nd( (m-ufi).wggo) My Waikiki Mermaid (Hawalian Orches- tra). (3227) Mo-Ana, Hawailan Walts (Orchestra). 3235) [¢ Sunshine-of Y Smile (Waltz). ¢3259) ° Hawatian “Dregins. oot 2 / Myona, Hawaiian Walts. (3274} Second Mazurka, Godard (Plano). (3578) BALLADS Silver. Bell. ' (1524) ‘Where the River Oh, You Silvery Bells. (1800) 0l Wedding. (1871) Snow Deer. (2021) 0! d Silver Star. (3068) For Me and My Gal. (3222) WAR SONGS Star Spangled Banner. (3653) - . ~Don’t. Bite the Hand Yo t:(n2948 That’s Feeding You. Where Do We Go From Here. (3260) Over There. (3275) & Goodbye Broadway, Helle France. (3321 Joan of Arc, They're Calling Yeu. (3323 b B, he Gang’s AUl Here, (3375) Al al 8 So Long, ‘Mother. nfs;alm ; Cngp gmua (Male Vaices). (3402) and (3403) Keep the Home Fires Burning. (2778) rn 1)Comn Back to You When‘n‘l An Just s Baby's Prayer at Twilight. (3506) ust 2 Baby’s Just Like Wuhlrn.:&)ru ware, (8528) Crossed the Dela- (3420)"‘ in France There’s a Lily. Submarine Attack (Quartette). (3487 Wi smwmnmmm&s If:’_.n’&%an' cxmxcmu)-. Hello, ¢ Emn"fl‘-mnm When You Comae Back to Me. (3587) Cat Along Dotted Line. Send at Once, THIS MINVTE Flows. ¢1798) Rl i I i i I i R T Iy ey — Sp— way. I want you to see how much happier- r‘ it will make your home, how much pleasure it will’ give every member of your family, - ~how it will shorten the long.dreary evenings and how it will add to the attraction of your LAURENCE H. LUCKER, 88 So. 8th St., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Dear Mr. Lucker: I will try Mr. Edison’s New with . Diamand Styius reprotucer in my home. Please ship it with 13 oo s and I will take it from the depot or-express office’ , -Paying the small-shippi charge. . If unsatisfactory I am to return it at Rock-Bottom Offer When you try it you'll realize how many years of costly experiment and almost constant work Mr. i Edison must have put in to make it se real and home, both for your visitors and T own your expense, erwise, T will send $1.00 within one week and $4.50 { lifelike. And there is no reason on earth why you, : family. Just fill out the coupon—don’t send pes. :0““1 theregftér until I have ‘paid $75.20, when the outfit shall | too, should not own this amazing instrument now money. The trial is free, no money, no C. Q. Jecome -Tay DYODETLY. RS | RS ShJEgER pre MRk watl st sy ik haee Sl i amand ‘ : - . { ul . there 0. reason why can” T 5 3 7 4 ; A { you should be satisfled with anything less than this Or pay. $1.00 Mrton trisl and only SLED per ot My Dame ....iiieviliiininies coneess POBLOMCE :uiericireneasacasnss i genuine Edison marvel. - until you have paid $75.20.. = ! - ey 3 s RS 5 ; : | ; : 5 i Shipping Baint .. .i.iuieains coo. Btate ool SHP B cavrness It's your duty to yourself and your family to send the coupon - o 8 today. Send it now. Don’t wait until prices have risen. ~_LAURENCE H. LUCKER { 88 South 8th Street . Minneapolis, Minn. | | Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers N PAGE 'SIXTEEN. n",.“ .'..‘.'....‘errl'edAor single? .......... Occupation cc.ov.vnse ) If steadily 'employed at a salary please mte ; How 1ong ‘at present address? ....ii.i.iiiesiiiviasisisseernsessiins Expect to move during next year? .. ..... To where? ..,......,...«.':. Mail filled-out coupon to Laurence Lucker, above addresé. i "~ Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers .