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Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . es, yet you will not find any round horns, oftencalled amplifiers. in any of the old-style talkingmachines. The round, all-wood horn—built like aviolin—is aii exclusive Brunswick feature. It com-bines with the Ultona in producing the wonderfulvibrant tones on ALL records for which the Bruns-wick is noted. All-Record, All-Needle Ultona Designed AFTER all the great record libraries wereformed, the Ultona plays any make or type of recordwithout taking off anything or putting anything carries, always in position, the steel needle-holderfor Brunswic
Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . es, yet you will not find any round horns, oftencalled amplifiers. in any of the old-style talkingmachines. The round, all-wood horn—built like aviolin—is aii exclusive Brunswick feature. It com-bines with the Ultona in producing the wonderfulvibrant tones on ALL records for which the Bruns-wick is noted. All-Record, All-Needle Ultona Designed AFTER all the great record libraries wereformed, the Ultona plays any make or type of recordwithout taking off anything or putting anything carries, always in position, the steel needle-holderfor Brunswick, Aictor, Columbia and other lateral-cut records: the diamond-point for Edison recordsand the sapphire ball for Pathe records. A slighttvu-n of the hand presents the precise needle, thecorrect diaphragm and the exact weight requiredfor playing CORRECTLY each make of record. BRUNSWICK RECORDS Individuality Graven Into Them Brunswick Records on a Brunswick Phono-graph make the ideal musical combination. The Musical Merchandise Sales MAIL US THIS COUPON The Musical Merchandise Sales Co., Dept. ,-79 Wellington St. W., Toronto. Please send me, free of charge and postpaid, the book byHenry Purmot Eames, , entitled, What to look forin buying a phonograph. ~1 Address Sole Canadian Distributors General Offices: 79 Wellington St. W.,*Toronto Winnipeg:143 Portage Ave. E. Montreal:709 Drummond Bldg. National Advertising and Household Budgets We are hearing a lot these days about Budgets. They affect every house-hold in Canada. They call for intelligent and scientific distribution of ex-penditures. They call for the purchase of merchandise of dependable anduniform high quality at lowest possible prices. Canadian housewives are greatly interested in Budgets—in keeping house-hold expenses at low level—without sacrificing the quality of the food theyeat, the clothes they wear, the musical instruments they use, and the house-hold furnishings and labor-saving devices they
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