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EDISON PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY, JULY, 1915
Interior of the Store of I. Ziox, 2598 Broadway, New York City
TO EDISON DISC PHONOGRAPH JOBBERS AND DEALERS
WITH reference to the paten; infringement suit commenced in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, by the Victor Talking Machine Co., against this Company, in April, 1914, concerning which they so exrensively circularized the Phonograph trade at that time, we are pleased to announce that on June 4, 1915, Judge Hand decided the case in our favor ->n all of the claims in issue, dismissing the bill of implaint and allowing costs to this Company. THOMAS A. EDISON, INC., C. H. Wilson, Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Orange. N. J., June 11, 1915.
Orange, N. J., June 15th, 1915.
EMPLOYEES traveling for this Company are provided with sufficient funds to defray their necessary expenses. We disclaim responsibility for any moneys loaned or advanced to them, no matter for what purpose. THOMAS A. EDISON, INC.
THOSE SUMMER LETTERS
We recenrly sent Edison Disc Dealers five Summer letters to be manifolded and sent (one or all) to prospects. Are you using this copy? AVxc; is the time, if ever.
A BEAUTIFUL STORE IN VERY LIMITED SPACE
AS an example of what can be done with very limited space on Broadway, New York, in the midst of a most desirable neighborhood, surrounded with many high-class apartment houses and hotels, the new store of I. Zion, recently opened, is a very striking example. The entire dimensions are only 15x46 feet, and yet there is a fair-sized display-room, small repair shop and concert hall, (the acoustics of which are very good).
The decorations are elegant rather than elaborate with the color scheme throughout in French gray. Prominently displayed on the window and over the booths is the slogan of the house, "Where Good Service is a Habit."
The store is equipped with four sound-proof demonstrating booths, over which is located a mezzanine gallery to provide space for the offices and the recital hall. Mr. Zion holds recitals on the Edison diamond disc phonograph each afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock, which are well advertised in the neighborhood through the medium of circulars, etc.
The entire store is well designed to cater to the most exclusive class of trade and is getting that trade, and the business from the opening days has been of a very satisfactory character in the matter of volume.