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Just What Does The
EDISON TONE TEST
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Demonstrate?
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This ia aa effort to explain in simple lucid
language exactly what the Edison tone
tost demonstrates. When you have read
it we want you to have as clear an Idea
of just what the test signifies as though
you personally had witnessed one.
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We have repeatedly asserted that in
the New Edison the great Inventor had
perfected a device which Re-Creates the
artist’s voice with such complete fidelity
that no human ear can detect the slight- -
cat shade of difference between the liv
ing artist and the Inanimate instrument.
The tone test is conducted merely for
the purpose of proving the truth of this
statement.
The demonstration is simple in the
extreme. The instrument is placed upon
the stage; an artist stands beside it. The
instrument begins to render one of the
singer’s own songs. After e few moments
the artist begins to sing the same song
with the instrument. Suddenly the sing
er ceases and the New Edison continues
alone. -Can you distinguish the differ
ence? That is the question.
Over 1GOO of these tone tests have
been staged. Over 30 great artists:
Anns Case, Marie Rappold, Marie Sunde
lius. Alice Verlet, Thomas Chalmers,
Arthur Middleton, Giovanni Zenatello
and others of similar eminence have par
ticipated In them. Of th« more than
2,000,000 people who have been preesnt
not one has been able to detect any dif
ference between artist and instrument:
between s singer’s living voice and the
New Edison’s Re-Creation of it With
the lights lowered to hide the singer's
lips not one of the 2,000,000 has been
able to say when the singer ceased and
the instrument continued alone.
In plain, everyday English the fore
going la a description of an Edison tone
test. These tests have convinced more j
than 2,000,000 people that Thomas A.
Edison has achieved what was believed
to be impossible. We are publiahing thii
not only to convince you of the truth of
our assertions about this incredible in
strument but also to urre you to call at
our store and learn for yourself vrbat we
mean by the phrase ’’Music’s Re-Crea
tion."
I Barnes & Holliday Co., Dunn, N.C.
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my kidney*. My back wee awfaDy
lam* aad painful and aebed consider
ably. Across the sasall of my bach,
jaet OT*r my kidneys it area especially
sora. My kidneys were aongsetsd
and didn't act as they should, either.
I bear** sates Doan’s Kidney PUU aad
attar I had takan a few dams, I f*U
better. Two banes entirety cared1
Massy Loo HUM Waste*.
Mr. Harry La*, seed SI years, has
bean alaaiag sine* Aogast 16th. HU
hindi and rtladrat to Coau, where
Mr. Lea lived. am vary, anxious *»n
him. HI* father-in-law. Mr. U 0.
Allan, has hem traveling for vo-'.trel
days la rain search for a tin* aa la
Mr. Lae's whereabouts.
baakatry work for the exhibit of
th* Art Department of the Hsmett
County Fair.
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JEMS P. WILSWt •
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REPORT OF WE
To Hon. Ooo. W.
•idiot:
w«. uo Oraad
erro at tbts tarm
port lo tha
i»t- That *•
anil mat ta u»
har« aatad
tarsed Hid
Is MM*.
4th. We Had
fair eon dittos. thai
tha uat ha and
woodwork, a
mead that a I
plant ha provided 1 1
both Jail aad thiah
that tbia would bo la the tntorom ol
both acoaoar aad eoadbooi
4th. wo dad thqt theejanvtot oaail
Is la (air condition f
4th. Wo roeotamsnd that atapa b«
taken (or tha oerly aatorfsoiMl aad
Improvement ot tha oeBrthoaae. and
to that aad that aa arahlteel ba am
ployed to draft plana far tha an
1st cement and Uaproramaat of tht
same.
1th. We raeomaaaad that a full
lima health oBoer for tha county bt
•tn ployed
•th. Wo rneommoad, that ib.
Deacbtere of Tho Confederacy be re
quooted ta opee tha daors at th.
Chapter Hoeee dortac tha tariaa o
court for tho coaroatodoo aad aa i
rest room for ladles ha aiUadaao
Of tbo court until aueh tt*a« »» th<
commlsstoaera by oatorpemeet of th.
court house may prortda for thi
needed cooafort for ladle*.
•th. Wo recommend that the lotto
ta tha ooarthooaa ba Imaoadlately po
into eervloaabte aad eeattery eoadl
tlon aad wo etoa racommoad that th
tot lot on tho hill tad* below Uo Oourl
house bo realaood by a strictly anal
Urr tolWt. aad that a MW ha yrc
Tided tor ladtce.
ieth. We raeommead te the Boar
of Education that It lake laiaedUt
eteye to eoatyly with an ad tha teal
tan leare with racyoct te the Tartan
aehoele tad eehoolhoeeaa » th
coaatr.
11th. We raaa mat cad that th
aaelterr laws aad health recalatloa
ot tha State be enforced with raeyat
to heteta la eer coaatr. aad aa a Srt
etay we reeoiaiaad that all beU
aad Lea heeyera h* reantrod la ha*
the doom aad wladawa ad thato n
•yeatlTe beteta yteyerly dwaewed.
nth. We rattan pad «tt a eeai
V road eyatew annHat the trim
tewaahly aretes. ar ad Waet that
eeaaty Mahway naalaSlt hd at
yatated ta eaparriae aad yreyarl
ear* ate te the ooUrtam ad the eeran
nth. Wa raaiaaaad
Ing'lw placed eroaad lha dark* dock
la lha coart room and that a good
lubstanllal railing be placed In front
of the Jury bos.
Wo not* with pleasure that tba
County Of Hnroetl bns organised this
year tor the Brit time In Ita history
a County Pair for tbo promotion of
lha agricultural and Industrial In
I areal* of the county, nod wa re com
mand to our clUseashlp that they
land every encouragement to Ibis Im
portant aotarprlea.
Respectfully submitted.
K. A- STEWART,
Peru man.
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i Ha baa si an I
out a few aura things.
He baa dlseorersd many soil secrets
Ha la a booster for agrlcolrural lime
none Hare is on* of his on*-min
at* talks:
"At praam t prices for farm crops
s too of groand time* ton a has In
crasaad lhs ylald of corn. oats, wheat
clover and timothy to the value 01
ISO.10. This la In comparison will
similar land which has nevar bear
treated."
No gaaaa work about tha above
Accurate weights and records brim
oat this Important feet. Llmestoai
at present prices la by far lha cheap
ut fertiliser on the market. Wksa
(or an expenditure of II you cam
get back lid—looks like e good
deal. People are Just beginning to
realism what llmestoxe aiearns la crop
productloa.—Macadam Service, for
April. 1111.
UIJJKQTON HIGH AND PAKM
url HOIOOL OPENS SESSION
LJMtngton school opened oa sched
ule time this week, “taking la" litas
falltag oa Thursday. Practlaally all
waa In reed la see although tha Im
provements which will add much tc
the school are mot yet finished. Tha
teachers have been arriving for ths
again this session. Mies Hnrriegtca
of Jonesboro. M lease Smith and
Crockett of Dana. Elsa Rickard ol
Salisbury. Mrs Boll and Mrs. Bowes
sre among last year's teachers to re
turn.
Tha outlook la bright (or a most
sueeoesful year. A copy of tkt
school bulletin may be obtained bj
addressing Georgs B. Blast, super
Inleedent.
PUBLIC WELFARE
The reselling of public wtlfan
needs an Immense enlargement hi' tbt
public ml ted.
The stupidest man among as map
be brought to aae that it eoncfnu
th* eunc of lllltamly Mid near Ob tar
»ej, commercial unuonaoU uil
wbolsaom* couanlty rye TV*ties,
preventable disease and poMpaaabfa
daatii, faablcmlndadnam aad tta
eaaaa, insanity, poverty aad its aaae
U*U ralatioaahip. orphan ehildraa ta
poor l| mss whom fathers era dead
And orphan diikno In wutf« wftt
whoa* fathers aad asothon are alive,
the plactagoot *f ehildraa aad tba*
guardianship, wayward chOdraa. ahfl
draa maimed and lam* ia bad# aad
hrata. tba famllhu ,t «,avl*ta ta
prison. returned eaavicta. prtaaaaia aa
parole, man wanting job* aad lab*
wasting bub; that it concern* |aii
aad chain-gang eoaditieaa pear beam
aad paopar conditions, ju*nilt courts
aad tba oversight of iovoaOa proba
ttaaan. faOen man aad fallea waataa
of social Ills of ovary sort; that' h
zar*£i'?sZ£r3£t2
To build a msaalng of thU ade
quate and needfa) serf ta the pptUc
mind; to sti rtha ooiucitstw aad
wills of man sad woman late activity,
and to sract suitable tastitotloae U
North Carolina, county by eoaaty. Is
aa axcoodtagiy dUBcult bu ta as lead
tagiy aacasmry task.—X. a Bran
ma. address bafara tba N. C laeial
Barrie* Coafsrsaca.
Mr. B. P. Gantry attandkd the
superintendent*’ moating of tba north
> and south eastern divisions that saa
vanad at WrightsvIUe Beach last
weak. Mrs. Gantry and Agsas as
: companiad bias.
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50 Head of Good
KENTUCKY HORSES
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) am back in Dunn for the winter season and have for your in
spection 50 head of good Kentucky horses. These are good speeders
Mid guaranteed stock. Before you buy a horse be sure to call at my
stables and aee mine.
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1 am located at the same stand on Lucknow Square where I will
be glad to show you what we have. 1 will be in Dunn during the win
ter and spring months and you cm see me at any time.
BE SURE TO CALL ON US.
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I Kentucky Mule and
j Horse Exchange Stables
I Ben Johnson, Manager .
;J DUNN, N. C.
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EXPERTLY blended choice
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lotv-mfldness of the tobedooe yet re
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For your own satisfaction you must
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in the world at any price. Than,
you’ll best realize their superior
quality, end the rare enjoyment
they provide.
Announcing
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QUALITY has been the foremost consideration in the
construction of the 1930 Model K Series. An sstab
lished standard of Buick construction that for years has
given to the Buick Vahre-in-Head Motor Car a reputation
of superiority.
Upon such a foundation of strength, durability, and value
has the 1930 Buick Series been designed and manufactured.
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An inspection of the new line will reveal improvements
.and refinements that are sure to please the moat ermctit.j
purchaser.
JGREEN’S BU1CK SERVICE STATION, Peon.
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