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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2307, 14 November 1914, Page 5

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Edison Blue Amberol Records for November 5 There is a wide range of subjects included in the No- - ' t vember Records, and quite a number of old favorite I artists"are included. A'very seasonable itemiis "The . 6 Battle Eve," and one that could not' fail to please you. p®ij ■ s For lovers of Pantomime "hits" there are "He'd H^ve \to Get Under—Get Out and Get Under" (Billy, Murray), . , I and "Hey! Hoi Can't you hear the Steamer?" (Daisy ■ E Taylor). There- is a fine variety in instrumental selec- | tionj, including an Accordian Solo, a Cornet Solo, a f Xylophone Solo, also a. nicely arranged Quartet for } p Violin, 'Cello, Flute and Harp, entitled—" Ever of Thee." j We wouldpoint out that, though not given here, there are. ■ 1 jj a number of beautiful Patriotic, National and. Imperial ) airs and selections obtainable in Edison Standard, Amberol and Blue | ■ ? Amberol Records. • I ' ' 1 ' • ' | ' j Ask your Edison dealer to play over your favorites mentioned below, and j s also any. of the patriotic records yoii fancy. | ! Blue Amberol Concert Records. | j 28190 Dsareit Name (C»to. Nome) Riso- I 28191 The Ssc'ret, Tenor, orch. acc, S i letto. Soprano in English. Orville Harold J | Anna Case 1 ' S | Blue Amberol Regular Records. S 2105 Bird-on Nellie's Hat. Comic Song, 2192 Aunt Maody Vaudeville Specialty. ' * ft ' orch. acc. Ada Jones Golden and Hughes ij Is 2106 Lost Chord. Tenor, orch. acc. 2193 Battle Eve. Baritone and Tenor, \ g Reed Miller orch. acc. j! 5 Vernon Archibald and Royal Fish yi e 3107 Amoureuse. Waltz. , Accordian un- ' . Ij 15 accompanied P.J.Frosini 2194 He'd have to Get Under-Get Out and 5 jj Get Under—'The Plezsurc Seekers. ' a aioS Uncle Josh, in a Photograph Gallery * Comic Song, orch. acc. Billy Murray J k Talking, Cal.Stewait „ . _ . • K 3 2195 Bonnie Scotland Medley—Variations b ' £ 2111 Premier Polka. Cornet, Band acc. Xylophone, orch. acc. Chas. Daab § i " ArthurS. Whitcomb „ « ~ ~ , ■ • 5 -> 2197 • Pus»y Cat Raj, Comic Song, orch, 2 j 2129 On the Old Front Porch. acc. Peerless Quartet : 3 v Conversational duet, orch. acc. ,' hap p«» r nl } ; . Ada Jones and Billy Murra, 2159 . G " A ' R>P "tw York MilUar, Band | I m 23212 When Lore Creeps in Yoiir Heart. 1 .... J...1 InitninientalQuartet " • Tenor,orch. acc.. HughesMacklin | ■ ' „SA nwrhrinft-nh TSnv ' ~ 23213 Hey! 'Ho i Can't You Hearth. S . I 5186 oldCla -' n Co. • • garner? Comic Sou, orch. • j j 218;, Dream Days,'.Teno*, orch; acc... ' 23216 Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still. 1 5 Manuel Roraam Tenor and Baritone, orch. acc.. 5 | 2188 -You Need a Rag.' Male Yokes, orch. . Hughes Macklin and David Brazell 5 £ acc. Premier Quartet 23219 Giving aDonkey a Strawberry, Comic \ • S ,189 Jeius, I Come.' Sacred,' orch, acc' - S ° ne ' orcb - acc - Bil1 * Willia ™ |, ' ! John Young and Frederick J. Wheeler 23232 Bantry Bay. Baritone, orch. acc. > jj . ) 2190 That's How I Lost Him. '' ;T; F. Kinniburgh | 5 . ' Comic Song, orch. acc. Ada Jones 23223 Take Me iq a Taxi, Joe. Comic h ' t ' * . v \ Song, orch. acc. ' JackCharman j! • 2191 Fern una Chic (Fine and Smart) ... . . r i .Gavotte. 23224 Time Will Always Bnng Forgiveness.. \ [; United States Marine Band • Tenotj orch. acc. Charles Compton * | THOMAS A. Edison, Ltd. (Whdesale Only), 364.372 Kent St., Sydney. . | Store of this .Angus ■ YOU can hay© a Free jib Paoket of lip ton's 2/- Tea by . simply requesting it from Lipton, Ltd., Box 222, Wellington. Send two penny stamps for return > postage. In buying Lipton's Tea you purchase'the most popular brand known. ■ It has won more Gold Medals and Diplomas than any other tea in the/world, and has established for, itself the reputation, "The Pride of Five Continents." Send now for Free . Packet, and learn the taste of a Pure Tea supplied ' direct from the Tea Gardens to the public. LIPTON'S: TEA, 1/6,1/8,1/10,2/. per lb. Sold by all leading City and Suburban Grocers Wellington Distributing Agents tor Lipton's Tea: _ MESSRS. WT.f.TK AND MANTON, Taranaki.Street, WELLINGTON. . NEURITIS or NERVE PAW] in the shoulder muscles, neck, back, nrm»', legs. . Alio j Neuralgia, Headache, Rheumatism ©Ss*~ promptly relieved by . iS? This preparation is iree froiti grease and will not stain linen. It replaces the use of poisonous htuvnents, mustard plasters, etc., and- can be used wi«h safety by persons suffering from any rheumatic symptom, such as lumbago, sciatica, stiffness, sore throat, etc. Produces a lasting warmth and anodyne effect, . '0* ' OhlnijttibUfnm all Chmist, in WELLINGTON (Now Zealand) ANCL&AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL' Co., Lid,, Cwdun, LanJjn (EniiliwJX