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| CA the Music of all the VWorla is at the command of the owner of the Columbia. It is the one perfect, complete musical instrument, the one ideal home entertainer for all the household, for all the year around. Lina Cavalieri the world-famous dramatic soprana, sings exclusively for the Columbia. In her Columbia records the soprano voice is shown at its best. Every note is clear, true and musical, and as' reproduced, has exactly the same tonal and dramatic inflection as when rendered originally by the singer in our laboratory. Double-Disc Records! Music on both sides! A different selection on each side! And both at only a few cents above the price of one. They may be played on any disc machine, of any make. Prices range from 65 cents for the regular 10-inch series to $7.50 for such magnificent recordings as the splendid sextette from ‘‘Lucia’’ coupled on the reverse side with the great quartette from “ Rigoletto.”’ Catalog at any Columbia dealers or by mail. Columbia Grafonola ‘*Regent,”’ $200. Mahogany Library table com- bined with the hornless Grapho- phone. Other types of the Grafonola from $50 to $250. Columbia horn Graphophones from $17.50 to $100. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. ™ Box, 279, Tribune Building, N. Y. REG. U.S, PAT.’OFF. Creators of the Talking-Machine Industry. Pioneers and Leaders in the Talking- Machine Art. Owners of the Fundamental Patents. Largest Manufacturers of Talking-Machines in the World. Prices in Canada plus duty—Headquarters for Canada, 264 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont. Dealers wanted — exclusive selling rights given where we are not actively represented. COMmiclboolkks.Gonn