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CATALOGUE of the Fourteenth Annual Exhibition of the PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON Go6 CATALOGUE of the Fourteenth Annual Exhibition of the PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON go6 Gallery of the Royal Society of Painters in Water Colours, , 5A, Pall Mall East, S.W. s TWOPENCE. EVERY TUESDAY --- gaper. Jiluftrated on .?1rt THE ONLY JOURNAL WHICH DEVOTES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PICTORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND ALSO CONTAINS PRACTICAL & ELEMENTARY ARTICLES BY ALL THE BEST KNOWN WRITERS OF THE DAY. SOLD BY ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS, NEWSAGENTS AND RAILWAY BOOKSTALL$ n"jr 0 SEND POST CIRD FOR FREE SPECIMEN COPY To 52, LONG ACRE, LONDON, W. C. E3 AZ)VER7/. SEnf/: N7S. I ,/A Al,I ( u ýw eý ývv, ýý ss ILFORD, Limited, ILFORD, LONDON, E. AI HINTON 8c CYC>-, 3 New"SWITCH" Dark-Room lamps PATENT. i For ELECTRIC, GAS, OIL, or CANDLE LIGHT. INSTANTANEOUS CHANGE FROM RUBY TO ORANGE or DARKER RUBY or YELLOW. GAS, OIL, or CANDLE Switched to Different Colour as easily as Electric Light. Made in Four Patterns. 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