The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-24
FOR WINTER EVENINGS.
The News 0fels q Rare Collection
Of Songs.
Cost to Readers Little More Than ths
Postage Would B..
Bring In the Coupons and Don't Miss
This Opportunity.

=, No one need be without the good thing. OF
this life whiio THE NEWS remains ON earth to
and thousands viii be happy when they read the
latest oncr TO AL who care 70 M their homes with
harmony and educate their children In music, both
Arrangements have just been completed for the
delivery OF "Harmonised Melodies" by charles ID;
Blake, the eminent Boston composer, at one-third
The book contains over aO1 Of the most popular
selections, all arranged for vocal or instrumental
execution.
Thc lowest price this book ever sold for and the
store is 50 cents. but TIM NEWS III has made an ar
ssngeiment Whereby any one sending By mail or
work
The volume is repiete with sacred and secular.
comic and sentimental, pathetic and humorous
gems o. %slSdy so exsssitely srrsngsd tina, s weTs
Volume every song SYea nsle %gad
arrangements left without changing a single note.
Inis Is really one OF the best chances ever offered
sum that would ordinarily bHrefv pay the postage
ON one OF the best and most complete volumes Of
Within the covers OF this book are songs for all.
The patriotic can fire the blood with Keler's
kee Doodle" or the ''Marseiiaise;" tears can be
made ns to ws SP o" n s",%RShet, eyes BY the osSs
River" or Home, Sweet Home" that exquisite
creation that will forever keep the name OF John
Howard Payne from oblivion; the religious can feel
that they have grown purer and better after listen
ing 10 the laundering harmony q "Old Hundred" !"
or the sock or ages, ana the mlrth ana fun-loving
can laugh their sides sore while the quaint words
and lively strains OF Johnny Dooan's Cat' be-
ing turned loose on the evening air.
While THE NEWS holds out this splendid offer no
one need say, II cannot sing the old songs"
"Nell Fiauaherty's Drake" may not be classic,
hut drives duh care away, makes toll easier and
the day shorter.
You may not fancy the Jingle, neither may you be
captivated by "Annie Rooney" but there are songs
sure TO catch and hold your attention. You might
fancy the Creole Love Song" Fritz Emmets "Lul-
laby," or that beautiful old Irish drinking song,
"The Cruiskeen Lawn"
Every taste in the book has been remembered
with nicely which could hardly be equalled by any
other save Mr.. Blake
II s doubtful II there will ever be another oppor-
tunity to secure such library OF song, and .
winter is close at hand and evening gathering
about 10 become the fad, such book for % cents
and one coupon will make hreside companion not
TO be equallci.
Bonnie Annie Laurie" Kathleen Mavour-
neen,' Scotch Lassie Jean" and "Brown-eyed
pristine sweetness. The "od Man Of Tobago
holds out on page lss and II you want to do n
little Flirting In the Moonlight" turn TO page 1872
and there you are.
"Cow Bells" may be heard on page GA and the
entertaining story OF In Love with the Man in
the Moon is told in catchy numbers on page is
There will be found on page 200 the Tail of
an ASS" story that college boys love to tell with
piano accompaniment. and IL you would have a
word with Tilda Ioots }" turn 10 page 1SS.
Now one thing Is TO be remembered, and that is
that THE News offers this cornucopia OF songs and
music for one coupon and 70 cents. This is only q
few cents more than IL would cost ordinarily for
postage,
1t will be well to remember, too, that in the list
are a number OF copyright songs never before
the publisher paid large for the right TO
incorporate them In his book