The talking machine world (July-Sept 1921)

138 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD Jfi.v IS. I0.M air Parts For All and Every Motor That Was Ever Manufactured Wc can supply any part. I he largest and most complete assort me nt of repair parts — in the United Slates — on hand, for old, obsolete and present-day motor*. If your order cannot he filled from stock, we will make it up special. Special prices on main springs, governor Bpringe, micas, repair parts, motors, tone arms, steel needles, etc., in quantity lots. Expert repairing on all makes of phonographs and motors. FROM OUR CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS — (Continued from page 137) wall and trimming*. A similar account was opened cago audiences recently, when he appeared as by Brunswick recently, when the Hyde Park Edgardo in "l,ncja di Lammcrmoor" al Ravinia ha the linn ..t I In new -lure al lln uiliame of the park. Bubble Books Go Big Brunswick Artist Successful than heretofore, and the business coming fr< Mario Chnmlce, who has the reputation of he this source now far outshines that of the met! as one ni (he Brunswick Co.'i leading stars, Bubble hooks is that, although they were ori gained a great reputation fur himself with Chi i tally conceived as a Christmas article, they ha Price Reductions on Enclosed Motors Ask about various models and 1 United Manufacturing and Distributing Company 536 Lake Shore Drive CHICAGO idard telle les that ha ■ happe of the best ■d. Another this busin mg through department stores. According to Fcarn's contention, the regular talking mac dealer had better look out and get busy, as * letting a good thing slip by, which the demerit store men are just eating up. New Pennsylvania Distributors ic National Phonograph Co., of Pittsburgh, has just been appointed Pennsylvania distor for the Hutches Pick-Up Needle Cup. clever little device has met with phenomenal ,-ss. By means of a little lever a magnetized up device is swung over the needle cup, and • it i ■.-.mi:' back the needle conies with it. :hfs ingenious device the needles are kept from contact with thumbs and ringers, and ivvuer of the talking machine, in going after icedlc, docs not have his fingers pricked, as nerally the case. Opera at Ravinia jrlcs Hackett, Ricardo Stracciari and Flor Macbeth. exclusive Columbia Symphony s, arc the featured singers at Ravinia Park /ear. The season for the park began June id i HOW well under way. In the opening , "The Itarher of Seville," all of the leading «vr. J n ■ I ■ I lii i 'olimihia >lars. In this opera another Columbia artist, Leon Rothier, ■ 'IT' ed with the cc has bci led three, and their boost to Snmmer ind about Chicago, ility are attending yniphony record busin Columbia dealers in t in great numbers. Plans of Illinois Musical Supply Co. There was recently organized in this city a new company, known as the Illinois Musical Supply Co., and which will hold forth at Fifty-ninth street and Racine avenue. The purpose of this company is to eliminate for the dealer all overhead costs, whereby he is enabled to make a ■ losci |<r:ec on all merchandise. The merchandise consists of mandolins, ukuleles, violins, banjos, record accessories, attachments, needle cutters, needles, etc., etc. One of (he features of this new company's guarantee to merchants is that if the prices on any goods listed in the catalog should decline between the date of issue and the time of order dealers will receive the benefit of the Lyon Se Healy's Attractive Window When it comes to attractive windows in Chicago it is hard to heal Lyon & Hcaly. In the parlance of the street, "They're th' berries." livery time the Lyon & Healy experts decorate a window they do it up in a style that keeps the tongues a-buzzin' all along the street. Their latest masterpiece is a Victor window, portraying the exterior of a Summer home. The front porch is covered with a grape vine trellis. In the foreground is a Victor XIV model and in front of this the figure of a woman sitting in a rocking chair. A little off to one side is the figure of a little girl sitting in a swing which, by suitable apparatus concealed above, is caused to oscillate constantly. The door is carpeted with a grass mat. The edges of the porch arc decorated with morning glories and rose bushes. A Window Full of Ideas One of the windows in Witrlitzcr's Wabash avenue store is just loaded with good advice for the Summer tourist who contemplates cruising about Lake Michigan and its inland ports dnr Edison Diamond Amberolas— Plus Service You know the quality of Edison instruments. Until you have placed a trial order with us. you are unfamiliar with SERVICE. A TRIALCONVINCES Our Service Co?exi \kt Country William H. Lyons