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THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD
What Would YOU Rather Have f
THE agency for a phonograph which is sold at every store, or the agency for the is>onora which is restricted to the best dealers in any locality — which ?
THERE is a tremendous demand for i§>ottora3 from all over the world. The excellence of each machine sold, sells others. The advertising of fetmora is steady and aggressive.
TF you handle the -1 femora you offer for sale the instrument which won the highest score for tone quality at the recent San Francisco Exposition, in competition with every
phonograph and talking machine worth mentioning.
WE suggest that if you feel that you are able to do justice to the sale of a product of such acknowledged and proved superiority as is ikmora— we suggest that you write us.
HpHE demands of our present dealers are making our production department exert itself to the last notch, but we are looking ahead to the future.
TPHE fact that each month breaks the preceding month's record for sales should make you think.
OttQia, the most perfect phonograph in existence, is what the public wants to buy
Do you want to sell itf
Ten magnificent models
Each, at its price, the world's finest phonograph
$45 $60 $75 $100 $150 $175 $190 $225 $350 $1000
SONORA PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION
GEORGE E. BRIGHTSON, President
Main Offices and Salesrooms, 57 Reade Street,' NEW YORK Mid-Western Office, 320 South WabashlAvenue, CHICAGO, ILL. Western Office, 344 Geary Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Representatives throughout the country