Talking Machine World, January 1918, p. 39. Toronto, Canada: The J. Coulter Co., Ltd., are putting on the market the Harmonola, a new cabinet phonograph, to be sold through the jewelry trade in three models.
Daily Standard (Kingston, Ontario), January 11, 1918, p. 5. The first display ad that I've found for Harmonola mentions "completely Canadian".
An upright Harmonola phonograph labelled "Harmonola Toronto" sold at auction on April 19, 2018.
The Adams Furniture Company Limited, 211-219 Yonge St., was the exclusive dealer of the Harmonola phonograph in Toronto. They regularly published display ads in the Toronto Daily Star newspaper beginning on April 9, 1920. Their last ad was published in TDS on December 11, 1925. Later in the 1920s, Adams specialized in the sale of Nuphonic phonographs.
Main floor of the Adams Furniture Company Ltd. store, Toronto, Ontario.
Toronto Daily Star, April 9, 1920, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, December 10, 1920, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, May 20, 1921, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, July 15, 1921, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, October 7, 1921, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, November 18, 1921, p.2.
Toronto Daily Star, April 21, 1922, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, March 9, 1923, p.5.
Display ad in the Toronto Daily Star, November 14, 1924, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, November 21, 1924, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, December 22, 1924, p.5.
Toronto Daily Star, December 11, 1925, p.2.
A Harmonola for sale in Saguenay, Quebec in 2023.
