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'The    StereoscopicCo.'s         1897
     Twin=Lens
   gARLTON
     Hand 9amera
 Has several important Improvements and New Movements.
                            I .    It  gives power  to focus  for any  distance, near and  far'
              2 ,    It has a FULL   size finder.
              3 .    It shows the exact size of the image.
                4.    It has lenses working  at  f/5'6.
                        J .    It has  iris diaphragm  to working  lens'
              6.   It has a safetY shutter.
                             4      It  has a pneumatic  control  for  all speeds'
              8.   It  gives time and instantaneous  exposures'
              9.    It  holds  twelve  Plates or  films.
              ro.    It  rc6isters the number  of plates taken.
                                        I I .     It can be used on the stand or  in the hand'
            T 2 ,  Exposed  plates can be developed without  disturbing  those unused.
             r3.    It  is small,  light,  and  perfectly  constructed'
               r4.    It  will  stand  extremes  of climate.
                   r 5 .   It  is an exPert's camera.
              r6.   It  is so simple  that a beginner can use  it successfully.
            17. workmanship   and advantages considered, it  is the cheapest Twin-
                         Le:'-s Camera  in  the  Market.
Have you rcad                  " Twin,Lens  Cameras, what theY ate,
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   SENT POST FREE    and How to Use them " ?
   ON APPLICATION.
                     Prices of the Twin-Lens  Carlton'
 F R E E L E S S O N S          i    ! :           W ith Euryscoo"*euli:?i;1"d,  all other adrantages.
 arc glven with  the Camera, or  full  instfuctions   sent     !    t"'l',""o'.','""                      "   " "t'lt'"'        i; with  each Instrument.     I  3                                   t::r^'rli;     ;'l;"'
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TheLondonStereoscopicand 106& 108RegentSt.,W.
                                                 and 54      PhotographicCo.,Ltd.
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PHOTO STRAWS
           ConoerningProctor's Theatres.    vivals of old comedies.  The plays of the
                                                                     late Charles H. Hoyt   are  now  rn hand
            WITAT TIIE  NEW-""""   MANAGER  I{AS   aud the  full repertoire  will  be presented.
               PI.ANNED FOR TIIE NEAR FUTURE.      Clav M. Greene has been secured to writeI                                                                travesties on current dramatic  successes,
                                                                                                                  to                                                                             himself                                                                                       exclusively
                                                                                                                    for- ttre .            a continuationThe.advancingof theatricalremarkableseasonprosperitybrings   andthe  servicewill  devoteof  M,anager                                                                                       Proctor
                 to the Proctor theatres in New Yorti  City,    remainder   of  the  season.  A   soecial
             Newark, Albany and Montreal.  The pol-   branch of the Proctor  Stock  will piesent
 }              rcy ot a permanent conlDany for Montreal    these travesties and  the  innovation  will
             has provtn an inrmediaie success.Albany   be made a feature  in  the  Proctor enter-
                    is getting  the best. features  in vaudeville,    tainments.
                with  occasional  visits  from the proctor
             Stock Co., and business rs on the capacity
              order at all times.
                  -Proctor's, Newark,  which opened with              a boom, has continued to plav-to'    tremen. SEA SHETLSTREE!
             dous  business.  The  be'st  attractions     Send  r5c  for  a year's subscription  to
            known  to vaudeville are presented,  with   The  Curio Exchange  and we will send
              a c.ompletechange  of  bill  weekly.  The   vou a box  of  15 beautiful  polished  sea
                 dally ma-tinees are patronized  by women    shells.  The Curio Exchange  is the best
                anrl children almost  exclusivelv. and the     all around  illustrated  curio  paper pub-
               night houses are invariably   tiriited only    lished;  has depts.  to stamps, coins. sea
                by. the capacity   of  the  h6use.  popular    shells,  curios,  botany,   etc.,  also prize
               prices for the best grade of entertainment     letter and free exchange depts.  Acldress,
                   is nraking Proctor's tlre most prosperous                TrrB Cunro  ExcrrANcE,
              theatre in Newark                                New Kamilche. Wash.
                  Proctor's  four  theatres  in New Vork
               City are enjoying  a renrarkable success-
                   tul  season. The  continuous  vaudeville
             presented at the  Twenty-third   Street  is                 of the best available, and  large business WIINTED   O' C
 *atF             rules  at   all  times.  The Proctor Stock
               Co.. is the  chief  attraction  at  the Fifth
 )           Avenue,  Fifty-eight   arrd Orre Hnndred      New names and atldressesof act-
                                       presentations                                  Street,                                                              of         ive amateurs. Particulart  by mail. f             artrl-Twenty-6fththe best comedies                               being the                                                  rule. Vaude-
                       interlarded betieen  acts. and the l                ville  is
             combination of the drama  with varietv is    MELLEN  MFG.  & PUB.  CO.,
                      still a decidedly popular  forrn  of amrise-
 {            ment.
               The  Proctor  Stock  Co.  is presenting          96 Fifth  Ave., Chicago.
            many  celebrated  plays,  alorrg  with   re-
      GHELSEA
          . . trlash  Pistol
                 Doubles  Use  of
                  Your Camera   *
              fnsures a good  pidture  in  any  light.  No
               closed eyes or  scared expressions.   Pra&i-
                 cally eliminates  ttre smoke  and danger of
                 flash-light  rork,  and  is always  ready  for
               tnstant use.
               FC)R SALE  BY ALL  DEALERS
             Or seut prepaid witU dire&ions and supplies
                  -llo. r, $z.So.  No. z, Sr.5o.
        CI{ELSER MFG. CO.,
               r4o l\{airr St.,    CnELsEe, MlcH.,  U. S. A.
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()F      HAilDS PB(}GBESS

           Isolar,^T.il',;"IIry Plates
                          Constructed on a new principle,  with
                           colored  film  between  the  glass and
                            the  emulsion,  thereby  giving   true
                           non-halation  properties.

                           NorE.-Purchase   throueh  vour dealer.   If he caonot
                             srrpply you, remit  to us ai'd we will  forward,  carrying
                         charges  paid.Fil           I
    -...pf,T BDRLIN"ANILINDWORKzt3-zri  WATER- srREET, NEw YORK.#f,
fl          The new developer U NAL     (Rodinal in powder form)
                                                           is worth   a  trial.
                 Send for the 4g.page ACFA  tIANDBOOK-4   cents  In stamps
                                 brings'lt.-   C-ontalne full  information  how  to use
    A G F A I N T E N S I F I E RA, G F A R E D U C E RA, M I D O L ,R O D I N A L E,  I K O N O G E NG.
                                          ADDRESS   DEPARTMENT            I.




             aEJHE-          4            pIVOTS       ..                               "          S I LE N T  ;II:;,1:::TT;,
                              Do  not  be  deceived-there     is but ONE  Silent                                                               'Ihat                                         Shutter.              is patented and manufactured  by rhe
                                   Conley Camera Co.   Insist upon having your order lilled
                                      only  with  the genuine Silent or  Silent  Pivot  Shutter.
                                  There   is no  substltute.
                              No valves, no scratchingr no sound, no frlctlon, no vlbra-
                                           tion. Buy the genuine and bo HAPPY.
                                  C H E A P   O N L Y       I N  P R I C E
                           $s.ooto $r3.oo
                                                                                                             rt' to 8u Opentng
                                           Patented U,8,,,lune 13 and $ept, 29, Sreat Britaln /uq. 29, 1908

  SIJCCESSVIffNETTER
  Buv the be:t at half  the price most
people ask. All ad.iustmentshade with
irne-lever while  uider  focusing cloth.
Can be adjusted  to any camera  in a
few minutes.
       No. l, $3.00
,",",*T:".';"3lYRITE US.          "::*:'"::"0"0"*",*.
         c o N L E Y  C A M E R A C O . , R O C H E S T E R ,M | I T | N E S O T A
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EVERYTHING  FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER.

       AxS Model I Conley Box Camera, $1.78
$1.78  for  the Camera  Alone                             $3.23  for  the Camera  and  Complete   Outfit

                                   SPECIFICATIONS
                 Stzr' or  Ptcrunr'-4x5    inches.                                  Covrnltc.-Seal    grain  keratol.
              LrNs-Genuine     meniscus  achromatic,   univcrsal   focus,         Ms,rll   Plnls-Steel,    oxidized  frnish.
             speed F:16.                                                  Purr   Hor-nsn-Conley    flexible valve.
              Snlrrrn-Conlev      time and instantaneous. See Fig.  18.       Clprcrrv-Three     double  plate  holders  (six  plates).
               Vtr,w  Flxoens-Ttto,    ground  glass type.                        Drrrar,NsroNs-Jt7'2  inches  wide,  7/g   inches  high,  8/s
             Tnlpon  Socrr,rs-Two,     adapting camera to either hort'          inches long.
                  zontal or vertical use.                                       Wrtcsr-35     ounces,
                                  YOU WILL BE SURPRISEDTO SEE HOW EASY
                                                                                                                 it  is  to  take  pictures with  the Model    I  Conley  Box  Camera,
                                                     and  you  will  be  equally  surprised  to  see what  good  pictures
                                                                                                                 it will  take.  Cameras of this size and style of construction are by
                                                                          far  the most popular  cameras made  for  amateur use, and  the
                                                    enormous number  of  these cameras that we  sell every year has
                                                         enabled us to reduce the manufacturing  cost so that we can sell
                                                                         this camera at less than one-half the price ordinarily  charged for
                                                     cameras of  this style and quality.
                                      WHILE WE SELL THIS CAMERA AT THE LOW-
                                   EST PRICE EVER KNOWN  for camerasof this style,we
                                                      do not  sacrifice the quality  in any  of  those details which would
                                                              afTect its effrciency as a picture taking machine.    It  is fitted with
                                                      an extra good singfe achromatic  lens of  universal or fixed focus,
                                                        ground from the finest imported Mantois  glass, and a very simple
                                                               but  mechanically  perfect  shutter.  The  wood  used  in  the con-
                                                                   struction  of   this camera  is  carefully
                                                                selected, thoroughly  air  seasoned and
                                                                            kiln  dried;  the box  is handsomely cov-
       Fig. 17  The Motlel   I  Conley Box Camera.              ered with black seal grain keratol, and
                                                                                     all  metal  parts  are  finished  in  black.
 This camera is mechanically and optically perfect, capable of doing the very best work  that can be
done with a camera of  this style, and  it  is nicely finished throughout, so that  it presents a handsome
 and pleasing appearance.
    EASY  TO APERATE.      The Model   I  Conley  Box Camera  is one of  the simplest and
 easiest cameras in the world  to use; no previous experience is necessary; everything is simple and easy
 to understand, and the big book of instructions which comes free with  every one of  these cameras
 tells you in plain and simple language all that you need know  in order to make good pictures.             Fig. l8   Inside  of Camera
     The  shutter is entirely automatic in action, being operated for  either time or instantaneous ex-      Front, Showing the Con-
 posures simply by pressing the lever at the side of the camera..   It  is always  set and always ready       ley Time and Instanlane'
 for immediate action.    Its construction  is exceedingly simple and  there are no complicated  parts     ous SLulter.
 to get out of order, making  it a most effective and reliable instrument.
     Two view findcrs are provided, one for use when making  pictures the long way  of the plate, and the other when making
 pictures the short way  of the plate, so that the shape and style  of the picture may be adapted to the subject.  This camera is
 also prouided with  ,nro tripod  socftets,so that  in case a tripod  is used, the pictures may  still be made either way  of the plate.
      The Conley Improved  Flexible Valve  Plate Holder  which  is furnished with these cameras is exactly the same style and
 quality  of holder  that we furnish with our very  finest cameras.
     WITH   EVERY  MODEL      I CONLEY   BOX  CAN4ERA  we include, without  extra charge, our big manual, "Com-
 plete Instructions in Photography,"  the largest, the simplest and  the most complete guide to photography ever published.   This
 tuok  -"k.,   everything pluin,  .l"ur,  simple and easy to understand, and not only insures success to the beginner in picture mak'
 inrr. bt't contains a fund of valuable information  for the experienced photographer.  See page 44  for  description of  this book.
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THE NE   ..SPE           RA





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I          The Most Wonderful  Hand Camera Made
                               for  Efficiency,  Capacity,  and Simplicity   in  tlse
I                                                Fitted  with  the
      DertuBvER "PENTAC" F: 2.9 LrxsI
            The fastest anastigmat made.  Requires one-third the exPosure
           necessarywith an f z 4.5 lens.  Gives negatives of superb quality.
I
                  Latest Double  Frame  Direct,Vision    Ful['Size  Finder
                                                                  l/roooth Sec-              and Focal Plane  Shutter:  Speedsr/e  to
I
              Gives absolute control of all possiblesubjects; complete indepen-
          dence of light and weather conditions, and the certainty of a good
I            picture every time.  F'or travel and vacation pictures all the year.
           Outdoor sports and indoor gamesinews and pressphotog-raphy. At-
         home and garden portraiture. Big game,zoo and animal photography.
            Children at play.  AII difficult subiects and conditions.
                 Price, $r5o.oo. With camera,a tan sole leather carrying caseand
              film pack adapter is included.
              Seethe cameraat your dealersor arite us for descriptiueliterature
         HERBERTeLtt'"r:F.H*",?";,13.*::J#.:oeet'NEWY.RK     243
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   (Dreff    ette)

    A  compact,  highly   effi-
      cient  outfit  for enlarging
     from motion picture  film
      in the  roll  such as the
     Sept,   Kinamo,   Leica
     and Ansco Memo  Camera, without   cutting
     from the intact  reel.  Enlargements   3t x 5|
      or smaller.   Reflecting  mirrors  in the lamp-
     house perrnit using  J Z5-Watt  larnp, yield-     and   all  movements  andfadiustments    are
      ins   sufficient  illumination   for  very  short      simple, with  complete avoidance of screws,
     exposure and satisfactory results.                   rae[.s or other confrtsing fittings.
    The focusing of the sharp-cutting  /:5.6 lens      Price complete with  lens, lamp and connee-
       is done by the quick-working  focusing mount       tion cord -  $19.25.

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  Duing the last decadeof the
last century, tintype cameras
were available for onlY three
or four dollars. Onebrand was
known as the Phenix Gem,
and it had six chambers and
six lenses, thereby enablittg
the photogfapher to take six
photographsata time, all on a
single plate. These were
processed wittrin  about 10
minutesand the pictures were
cut apart.              NINETEENTH CENTUR,YTINTYPE CAMERA
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    iF                For Pictures2 fi; x rf; inches,4.5 x 6 cm.    I
 &           Tothe_rightlines,be successfulandin thereal fascinationphotographvof andevelopingearly startandrnustprintingbe madeshouldon    I:               be brought home to the children  at an early age, when the mysteries
  *                of the dark-room are an exciting adventure.
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                            of our  leading photographers  started  their  careers with  thc                     ll"ny
                      Little                           camera and  ittiibute   their success to the thorough                          -\ipper
                grounding  thev received, doing  their  ou'n developing and printing
  *            and turning out good u,ork for  i feu. pence.
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THE
         ENSIGN
                     FOLDING
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                    REFTECTING
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        CAMERA
                                    For Pictures
                                      sr/4x 4y4
                                           Plates or Filmpack
                         Carl Zeiss
                        Tessar
                         F:4.5
       THEPERFECTVACATIONCAMERA
                A folding model of perfect design, so com-
                 pact that  it measures, closed, only 6% x6/  x3
                      inches. Extends with  one'motion   into  a  rigid frame
                       Reflecting Camera.
                             Fitted  with  the Ensign  Focal Plane Shutter:  cele-
                     brated for accuracy and simplicity  of operation. Speeds:
                    Time, Bulbr lnstantaneous, up to 1-1000part of a second,
                               all  set  from  one  dial.   Shutter  released with   slight
                     pressure-no   jar.
                  PRI.E'$r50'              3 prate-horders
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                          24.26E.r3rhsr320S. lYabashAvc.   682 MissionSt.            G. GENNERT                CHICAGO   SANFRANCISCO

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