Dryden hu dience by Phonogra, I cg Com 17) Nott IN ANK Sle 005A 5 Hears famous Scottish Tenor compare voice with RE-CREATION by Edison's s New phonograph: DAVID DUGGIN, the celebrated Scottish tenor, gave an extraordinary oy recital on. Wednesday i in the Strand Theatre. | Mr Duggin walked on to the a and stood beside a stately cabinet; he began to sing "That's the reason noo I wear a kilt." The audience immediate- ly yielded to the spell of his beautiful voice. Then suddenly there was a stir __a subdued murmur of surprise-- ; and a perplexed rubbing of eyes. voice continued to fill the auditorium with undiminished sweetness--your ears were proof of that--but his lips had become absolutely - silent--your eyes told you that. What hg dy was is It was the i Bw "You will B-adinted to' kw that you cah have a duplicate of the wonderful instrument used at Strand Theatre and, if you act quickly, we | can furnish you with an engraved ce cate (signed by this artist) © certifying that it is an exact duplicate 23, in : tmnt Ll ty of the instrument he hi athe comps rison; also i The 5 The Planograh With A Soul "' could not tell the two apart. test of divect comparison with the living artist, which Thomas A Edison has developed to demonstrate that the Official Laboratory Model of his new phonograph will sing any song exactly as it was sung by the artist, and that his Re-Creation of a singer's voice, as it comes from his wonderful new phonograph, positively cannot be distinguished \ from the singer's actual voice, when both are heard i in direct comparison. Mr Duggin made repeated com- parisons-- always with the same re- sult. Tt was truly wonderful. This master achievement of the great wiz- ard, Edison, marks a new epoch in musie. on oo] is ON hat it will sustain precisely the same test. We have ten of the famous Labora- tory Models and Mr Duggin has: certified every one of them. Come to our-store at once and ask to see and hear the Official Laboratory Models on which Mr Duggin has issued his Certificates of Authenticity. ee 0D (- TIED GED OTE (CTD 3G OC - ST>( GEE. £1) CHET OED (<2) GTI (3-0 0-0 SID (D-H DGD OGD) SMD) £1) i) GD ) D> (GD (GD OS (GD O)- GD: )-GID- 0 a 0 a= 0G (ED GE A : THE - Square 0900904 25¢CI0I0D BLE IOITOTID OBS +84040480a0800¢. Your little girl likes to give a Tea party, and how delightful when she and friend can have a chatty visit and a little refreshment, like Mother. The well made strong table and two window will gladden any miss's heart. Price 54. 50 : And How a small boy craves to ride s a Pony. : 5 Price 5 00 - they will warm to these tables. - If your hearts warm to your children, A TO EE ESR FOR SALE--A Filly and Colt, each 5 months old. Their doris weighed 32000 pounds. May be «i scen on application. Also displayed, some pony rollers, ; Something really nice for your children pains { CED) FED )- GRD EID CID (GID () ED )<CD ()-CD- 'chairs now displayed in the dry goods ; , Small Co Pearl Stefanuik May Bartlett George Sherwood . I. Steel, Teacher. : i garded as an abode for children' during most of their ie hours, but rather as a communit centre where youth and maturity alike may meet, We ask you to come and see; how yout children preform their work and their play, to see some | specimens of that work. Honest- | @ ly, have you ever been inside your {| § child's clissroom] Come and visit us .. You will be welcome. ! H M Jackson, : scHooL REPORT --contd hn ay a ~~ Jimmine Weaver . Senior Primary. . Ruby Nelson = Robert Cooper : Marian Hill : Rosaline Madder Frances Foulis - Jeanette Reid Albert Berrey = - Frank Madder ~ Duncan McKellar * Nona Reaney Jimmie Smith Laura Robinson Douglas McBratney George Gough | Amelia Morasaly Thelma Brookes i - Olaf Smith Gordon Campbell Fil Adair The Principal and Staff of the* 'Public School desire to invite parents and friends to visit them and their pupils, Friday after- noons will be the most suitable time for such calls. No special programme will be arranged, but sual work will be in progress. = should not be re-