THE 



GRAPHOPHONE 



IS THE 



PRINCE OF ENTERTAINERS 



If you have not heard one of 

 the new machines and some of 

 the new records you have no 

 conception of the improvement 

 over the old types. Reproduc- 

 tions are clear; pure; resonant 

 and beautiful. 



Graphophones ran^e in price from IIM to ! 

 Records from 25cts to $2 eacb. 



Write for latest catalogues. 



Vacation time is approaching. 

 Why not take one of these de- 

 lightful "music machines" 

 with you to fill in when it is 

 rainy; to take out in your 

 canoe moonlight nights: to 

 listen to when you are loung- 

 ing around the cheerful camp 

 fire after a hard day's fishing 

 or hunting trip. The grapho- 

 phone is always useful and en- 

 tertaining, but never more so 

 than when you are a bit home- 

 sick or lonesome. Better drop 

 in at one of our stores and see 

 the machines and listen to 

 some of the new records. They 

 are FINE!!! 



COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. 



164 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. 

 62 Central Street, Lowell, Mass. 



Only a Few Left 



SPECIAL MINERAL COLLECTION 



Consisting of fifty different Minerals 

 from all parts of the world. Each 

 specimen has a number to correspond 

 with this list. 



1 Actinolite, Claremont, N. H. 



2 Albite, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 



3 Aragonite, South Dakota. 



4 Asphaltum, Trinidad. 



5 Azurite and Malachite, Bisbee, Ar- 



izona. 



6 Barite, Pennsylvania. 



7 Beryl XI, New Hampshire. 



8 Biotite, Virginia. 



9 Chalcedony, Tampa, Fla. 



10 Calc Spar, Lampasas Co., Texas. 



11 Cannel Coal, Grayson, Ky. 



12 Chalcopyrite, Chili, S. A. 



13 Chert, Bethany, N. Y. 



14 Copper Ore, Lake Superior. 



15 Cryolite, Greenland. 



16 Cyanite, Hartford, Conn. 



17 Dolomite, Lockport, N. Y. 



18 Feldspar, Bolton, Mass. 



19 Garnets, Hanover, N. H. 



20 Geode Quartz, Keokuk, Iowa. 



21 Gold Ore, South Dakota. 



22 Graphite, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. 



23 Gypsum, Grand Rapids, Mich. 



24 Halite, Salina, Kansas. 



25 Hematite, Michigan. 



26 Iceland Spar, St. Lawrence, N. Y. 



27 Iron Pyrites, Colorado. 



28 Lead Ore, Missouri. 



29 Limonite, Maine. 



30 Magnetite, Arkansas. 



31 Marble, Vermont. 



32 Mica Schist, New York. 



33 Milky Quartz, South Dakota. 



34 Obsidian, Isle of Lipari. 



35 Onyx, South New Mexico. 



36 Petrified Wood, Montana. 



37 Porcelainite, Montana. 



38 Prehnite, New Jersey. 



39 Psilomelane, New South Wales. 



40 Pyrolusite, New Brunswick. 



41 Rose Quartz, Bedford, N. Y. 



42 Satin Spar, Cumberland, Eng. 



43 Selenite, Lockport, N. Y. 



44 Smoky Quartz, Colorado. 



45 Sodalite, Conn. 



46 Talc, Gouveneur, N. Y. 



47 Tourmailne, South Paris, Me. 



48 Variscite, Montgomery Co., Ala. 



49 Wernerite, Bolton, Mass. 



50 Williamsite, Pennsylvania. 



PREPAID FOR. $1.00. 



CHAS. K. REED, 



Worcester Mass. 



