The Edison phonograph monthly (Mar 1903-Feb 1904)

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i6 EDISON PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY. LOOK FOR DOUBLE SERVICE For Every Edison Phonograph To the Wise dealers have both eyes open for business, and are quick to Edison grasp the opportunity of securing more business through "Double Trade Service." It is certain that those who buy Language Outfits, afterwards buy amusement records; then there are language sales to be made to thousands of Phonograph owners who perhaps are not active buyers. As a selling point for the Edison Phonograph there is nothing more unique and forcible than an I. C. S. Language Lesson. Prepare Yourself at Once Ask for the new free Catalogue of I. C. S. Language Outfits, and order the Demonstrating Outfit, consisting of three (3) Molded Records with Textbooks, delivered prepaid in the United States or Canada. Price, $1.50 Apply to the Following Jobbers of I. C. S. Outfits PORTLAND, ME., W. H. Ross ft Son LOWELL, MASS., Thomas Wardell BOSTON, MASS., Eastern Talking Machine Co. BOSTON, MASS., J. C. Haynes ft Co. BOSTON, MASS., Boston Cycle ft Sundry Co. NEW HAVEN, CONN., Pardee-Ellenberger Co. PROVIDENCE, R. I.. Murray, Blanchard, Young ft C\ KINGSTON, N. Y., Forsyth & Davis SYRACUSE, N. Y., W. D. Andrews NEW YORK CITY, Blackman Talking Machine Co. NEW YORK CITY, 1. Davega, Jr. NEW YORK CITY, Douglas & Co. NEW YORK CITY, Jacot Music Box Co. NEW YORK CITY, John Wanamaker NEWARK, N. J., The Edisonia Co. PHILADELPHIA, PA,, Well* Phonograph Co. EASTON, PA., William Werner BUFFALO, N. Y., P. A. Powers ROCHESTER, N. Y., Talking Machine Co. COLUMBUS, OHIO, Perry B. WhitsitCo. DAYTON, OHIO, Niehaus ft Dbhse CHICAGO. ILL., O.J.Junge CHICAGO, ILL., James I. Lyons MILWAUKEE, WIS., McGreal Bros. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., Thos. C. Hough OMAHA, NEB., Nebraska Cycle Co. KANSAS CITY, MO., J. W. Jenkins' Sons Music Co. ST. LOUIS, MO., The Conroy Co. TORONTO, CAN., R. S. Williams ft Sons Co. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL., Peter Bacigalupl NINETEEN STORES, The Ray Co.