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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02

The principal features Of the reso-
lutions adopted by the Democratic
State Central Committee meeting
last Thursday are as follows:
Denunciation Of the latest Repub-
lican tariff as extravagant, illegal
and designed to rob the people.
Incursion on limitations OF the
Federal Constitution.
Disregard and invasion OF States
rights by the Republicans.
Denunciation OF land frauds.
Denunciation OF such administra-
tion and national scandals as the
Ballinger proceedings.
Denunciation OF the weakness and
incompetence Of the present Repub-
licsn Administration and its ina
bility 10 manage the affairs OF the
nation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02

Chairman Murray Vandiver in his
address had these stirring words TO
say:
No campaign since 1862 has fur
n'shed brighter outlook for Demo.
cratic success. There is evident
ia all sections OF the country an
impression that the Democrats will
gain a victory in the contest for
which We are new preparing. Our
party presents aunited front every.
where, no division or discord in
the ranks, the only purpose ami
mating them being an intent to
sweep from the halls of Congress
those who have used their posi-
tlOns for the purpose OF making a
few rich men richer and Stacking
with bonds of steel the great mass
OF consumers aud producers in
this country.
No one who has watched the
trend OF political events through.
out our land for the last few months
can doubt for q moment that
such o feeling prevails among the
people. There is hardly q State in
the Union that does not show large
percentage of the Republicans in
open revolt against their party
leaders. The trouble with them
is not a question Of party spoils
that might be dispelled by the
iudicious distribution of q few off,
ceS. 1t is opposition to some OF
the fundamental party PRINCIPLES
and policies. It is a division that
appears irreconciable. 1t is enc
that strikes every household and
brings home to then with telling
force the question Of whittier thew
shall elect men to Offices who will
iegis'ate in the interest OF the PEG
pie or in the interest OF corpora
tions.
The masses of the people are
coming to the conclusion that their
chance OF relief lies in giving con-
troll to the Democrats.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02

Drainage is the secret OF any road 8
condition whether it be dirt or metal;
this fact is recognized by everyone.
But the proper method OF shaping,
ditching and grading so as TO secure
good drainage and the best results
for your money is not. To obtain
this expert knowledge is required.
In recent years the subject OF good
roads has been receiving the attention
OF the United States Government
through its Department Of Agricul-
ture, which has been conducting ex-
periments in road betterment all over
the county. Engineers are sent out
who, after studing the topography Of
a county. prepare a scientific and
practical plan for the improvement
Of its roads This is done by the
Government for the public good and
costs the county nothing.
Now why should not our county
take up this matter with the Agricul-
tural Department and have one OF
the Government experts come here
and go over our roads, and give a
systematic plan for improvingthem 2
II is a reeded work and we would
have oil TO gain and nothing 10 lose
by the experimnt Democratic Ad-
vOcate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
Who Can Solve lk2

A father-not q millionsire-left
at bis death q number OF children
and q certain sum TO be divided
amoug them as follows: The eldest
10 receive 800 and one tenth of the
remainder; the second child 500
and one-tenth Of what then remain
ed; and so on, each to receive 800
more then the Immediately proceed
ing, and then one-tenth part OF that
which still remained. When the
division took place. it was found
that all the children received the
same amount. How many children
were there. and what sum did each
receive?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02

Our readers will dou btless remem-
Der the desire expressed by the
President of he United States in o
number of his public addresses for
such changes in criminal law as
will more directly bring offenders
TO Justice and more effectually Sc
cure their punishment in the inter
est OF REFRESHING crime. The aver
age American citizen does not fully
realize the relative status OF his
country in the criminal annals OF
the world. An eminent authority
ON the subject OF crimnology has re-
Gently written that "homicidal crime
has increased $50 per cent. in the
United States since 1899. thereby
the ratio OF convictions is less than
10 per cent. The ratio OF convic-
tions in Germany is % per cent.
Bar Russia. homicidal crime in the
United Stale, exceeds the total OF
that OF any ten civilized nations. IL
is estimated that $50, 900 in the Uni
ted States whom the law does not
touch, choose and pursue criminal
careers. The national debt is 1864
10000; tho national cost of crime is
81 1913, 900, 900" 1t is common for
us to hear from the pulpit and from
the platform that ignorance is the
cause OF crime. 1t is incontestable
that the American peop.e pay more
money for education that any other
two countries in the world. Judg-
ed by this test, we are the most
savage people IN Christendom.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02

Special Notice.
After June l, until further notice. I
will send my wagon to place named be-
low for the purpose OF carrying custom
ers to and from my store.
Wagon leave opposite Medley's Neck
School House on Wednesday of each
week at 8. 80 A. NJ.
Leave Piney Point wharf on Mondays
and Fridays at 8 A. NJ.
Yours respectfully.
G. A. TIPPETT,
May 26-d. Valley Lee, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
NFTOW our Wdshlngt0n COTTesp0n
VITAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
By TAvENNER.

One hundred and thirty-three mil
lions Of dollars:
Try 10 comprehend the magnitude
Of this sum IL you can. and then
pause and reflect over the fact that
ID is the amount the Senate has vot-
ed TO spend on the navy In q single
year, in a dime OF profound peace.
Then consider that only IL years
ago, in 1893, the naval appropria-
ted was but $33. OO3, 234, or one hun
dred millions less than the amou ut
appropriated for the year ending
June 30, 1911.
A fact in connection with this
awful increase which the public
seldom hears is that every penny of
this 800, 900, 900 which is to be
spent in excess OF the amonnt used
in 1893 comes from the people; not
from the rich, but largely from
working men and women.
1t is the ultimate consumer who
pays the bsttleship bills, who main
tains an ever increasing army OF
officeholders in Washington, and
who meets the one-hundred and one
extravagances OF the governmet.
He does it by paying excessive
prices for the things he buys.
The government raises practical
ly all of its funds through the Gus
tom houses and the internal revenue
offices, where taxes are levied on
Kings eaten, worn or used by the
people. When the consumer pur-
chases q protected article-and
practically all Of the necessaries OF
life are protected-he pays the real
or natural value of the article and
in addition thereto the amount OF
the tariff tax.
The more battleships constructed,
the greater the amount the govern
ment must raise through the tax on
consumption. and the greater the
cost Of living.
Thus it is not so strange that un-
der the Taft administration, which
is spending more than twice the
amount used by Cleveland to run
the government. the cost OF living
is so per cent. greater than under
the Cleveland administration.
While the hat, coat and shirt of
the masses are taxed almost II per
cent. to build 81, 900. 900 battle
ships and keep an extravagant gov
eminent in spending money. Mes.
srs. Morgan, Rockefeller and Car
negie are not asked by the federal
government to pay any tax whatever
on their swollen fortunes.
Wealth escapes bearing it's Just
share Of the burden of taxation be-
cause Of the absence OF q federal in
come or inheritance tax, such as
was long ago adopted by Great
Britain, Germany. France, Japan,
Holland. Austria, Denmark, Swift
gerland. Australia and New Zealand.
A majority of both douses of Con-
gress were in favor OF lacking an in
come tax clause to the new tariff
law. Such Legislation would now
be upon the statute books had not
President Taft and Senator Aldrich
defeated the project through the
substitution OF q corporation tax.
That the necessary three fourths of
the state legislature will not vote
to amend the constitution is practi-
cally certain, which means that an
income tax can only be had at the
hands OF q Democratic admiuistra-
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02

l have q registered Shorthorn BuIl
Can. ID moaths old. clear red, Rock
County. Wisconsin Stock. do not nsed
him. prefer TO cell him In Sc. Mars
county, because this blood should be
kept here.
CAssIAN AEDREws.
June Gimp. Cements Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
Eugene Hall.
UNDERTAKEN.

Embalming in all is Branches.
Have established branch at Leon
ardtown. Call r. Gets at Hotel Sc.
Mary's who will look after all orders.
Dec. 16-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02

DENTISTRY.
| will visit the following places:
Morganza. June and 6.
Hollywood, June Z, 8 and 9.
Cedar Point, June 10, IL. IL and Is.
st. Inigo's, June IL, Is and 16.
Valley Lee, June Is, 10, 20 and 81.
Piney Point, June %.
j. NJ. COOK, d. ID. 8.
May 26-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02

A disastroLl
storm swept
county last
the L.Ovevills|
the wheat crd
fat and tobac3
Russell, Pars|
tingly and III
crops are RED
ly destroyed
were Mess |
Davis, Perry
Of Chaptico
vile. Robt. |
ers. II is Sd
very heavy
section
Mr.. Z. M.
crop is so Q
will NOW it 1
in his neigh
condition.
cart-body.
filled with l
fields. hail
inches aud
for near "a
stances the
70 be re plo
planted. NJ
probable los
corn % nea
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
Back Taxes.

All delinquent taxpayers
for the years of 1906, and
1907 are hereby notified that
on the 22nd day of June 1910
all remaining taxes unpaid
will be given to the news
papers for advertisement. If
you wish to save the addi-
tional expense pay your tax
bill on or above the above datei
BENZ. COMBS,
Late Treasurer,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
Saint Mary
COUNTY
LOCalViSe and

LSoSA Va SpeCo pr
fishing In this wee
al communications
Byron S. And
Washington. boud
Johnson property
Sale last Tuesday
Excavations hav|
new dwelling Of \
In Leonardsown.
bert Is the builde
There will be o
between the McD
OF La Plata, and
nine. next Satur
Leonard Hall. d
There will be
at Maryland Sprin
on Friday. June !
cises will begin at
ing will follow. I
be served. ADM
Tho unexpected
Mondays game OF =
Charlotte Hal!
and our boys ga
q decided troune
by . score OF 7
was q good one
tended.
John +. Mudd,
~, was In Leonar
day. representing
OF Washington. v
Robt. w. Yates i
Mr.. Bradley is
will no doubt pro
QUESTION to our c
Miss Frances
OF Leonardtown.
Washington afte
her father Capt
Capt. Bullock
sometime, but
hope that no viii
about again.
William Meve
has sold as afford
opalulnR, OF W..
pertv in Leon
known rs the old
ty" TO Messrs 4!
Of Worcester c III
was q record for
st. Mary s and N
congratulated.
Last Saturday.
Moore. formerly
now OF Washingt
sustained a tract
arms near the oil
also broken bJ
Moore is now
many friends in
ly regret hsr acd
for her speedy RI
The May Pro<
sius' Church,
Sunday was IA
spring spec,ac
lated to quicker
the most Gallo
three hundred
children were i
ic floats and b,
procession. ir
Con vent girls
hymns In prsis
Mother OF God
girl OF them al
Miss Julia Or
statue Of the Bl
+. X. Fink, S.
and appropriat
the Blessed Y
vices were clos
ton,
In al endeRvOr
To IeonArdtown
workers here, n
master Of the FIJI
adelphia, let w
Saturday last.
between Marbor
again near Low
brought b IN "a
here about o In,
I,snk officials h@
ing. the time-Io
closed and the
not "getatahle
all the employ
Irwin did bis bs
bile balks for
no man.
Oestsue
A dlsastroI
storm swept
county last
the LOvevills
the wheat crd
fat and tobac|
Russell, Pars
tingly and T
crops are rep
ly destroyed.
were Mess
Davis, Perry
Of Chaptico ;
vile, Robt.
ers. II is 81
very heavy
section
Mr.. z. d..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court OF 81 Mary's County
In the matter OF the Sale OF the Real Estate Of
John 8. Mattingly, deceased.
lt 70 hereby ordered this 3ath day May 1910,
tnAs the sale OF real estate made and report-
90 ny Dan1 G. Hammett, Executor OF the last
VIII and testament OF John 8. NJ atttngly, late
OF saint Mays County, deceased, be rattied
ana confirmed unless cause 70 the contrary Be
shown on or before the 18th day Of June 1910,
provided copy Of thls order DO published In
the -. Mays BEACON once o weak for three
June 1910.
The report states that the land sold for
$3.50
Jos. II. KDY,
WM. b. CoPPAGE,
JAS. II. BAILEY,
Judges
True copy-Test:
BENZ. COMES,
May B-n. Register Of Wills.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
MlLLlSUN BARGAIN HOUSE.
Low TARIFF.
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing.

Mems Wooden Suits, $l95 All Wool Suits So
sted Suits - 20; Men Blue Serge, 50 49,
latest styles really worth SIS Youths
Suits low as IL 90, II 3d. Children
and 30 90: Mems Pants A. 95 Cot
tonade Pants, 45c Men OveraIs pair 35c
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Robt- c. Combs and walssr I. Dawk,na
Eliza C. johnson and oshsrx.

In the Circuit Court for 81 Mary's County
sitting 40 Court Of Equity,
No. 1857 n. L.
10 70 hereby ordered this LIST day Of June
1910, that the sale made by Robs- {. Comb.
trustee In the above entitled case DO rasified
and confirmed unless cause 20 the contrary
De SHOWN on or before the Gth Monday OF June
1910, provided Q copy OF this order Do In.
serted In the 81. Aary's BEACON once n
week Tor three successive weeks pgtor 70 the
said eth Monday OF June 1910
The report states that the land sold for SID
ENOCH b. ABELL, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
ENoCH b. ARKLL. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
NOTIONS.

Men fine Shirts. Peaky bosoms SIZE Shirts Bic Rows
Shirts l5c Men Under wear for the Summer
Tor TAG Men Iowa
Mems Socks, for DC kerchl.fs 25c ladies'
Belts Silk. with rubbers all coors are ,alv worth
from 50c TO 75c. Men's Night Gowns
Remember these low come
and bargains.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
Dry Goods.

Cotton unbloached and blsached and W..
seds oil all c)ors. Apron GnRha 81 rcaI vard
nail cents Ladies
Tor ACC only Ladies Skirts, all wool 81 10 and as
~ d. (bild
rem S Goats for Sundays, TO match ~
We have Religious Pictures for framed ~
low as ''"0" III YAK as
So invite all friends to me and on, ,h
bargains as when you sv.ru
81 aud also Mrs. MIison p,nsd IN ,niIiro
with the finest and latest is selling A. vrw 10y
prices. Yours Truly "N ~' worry ~"
M. Il. MILLISON
apr" 20 IT, LEONARDTOWN MD
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
Shoes ind Slippers.

Shoes AID Slippers $ll0 and Mems Fine Sboas
from 81 10 aud to $4oU Ladies Quarters any syls and
make, date Children Shoes as 25c pair MN
coarse Shoes as low 95c and Ladies Eyev
'e"''y "ortn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
JeweIry Novelties
Vigorously

Short lots from our own stock
special lota from leading man
ufucturorH all very much below
regular pricings
German Silver Mesh Baga--Kid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

GRADUATED sugar sack ee
neot sugar sack .t..4... ka
Flour. wholesale, htis s.. 6.fan 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

lined. blnch fancy framnH. val
S ss, 500 wodne' S4,85
White Stone Hat Plns-Inrgo.
brilliant heads. long En-
stems Wednesday ~ Jul
Beauty pins-Roac gold finish
Special. per pair. IN
Wednesday ~ .....I UC
Strand with war.
ranted Joint and catch To-
value zoe Wednesday l JC
Collar plns-lmporied. set With
large jewels. gold and antique
silver finish value 5Ge 0Ec
"Wednesday ...... EJC
Jet Neck Chains -- 60 inches
long. your choice of many pat
terms that sold up 10 40
Ft28 "Wednesday for EOC
-firsf ffsar
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he speaks ~ things like the lack ~
proper eUnveuiencrs az the Isolation
hospitals where little children have
to ~ O. BE- slick away from home
~rhe last administration turned
over Stsoee from the isssauital fund.
M said. "w hiie there are not screens
uu many uf the windows / eau that
the kind ~ saving tnat would keep
q parent from buyiuK ier for fewer
stricken child
Mayor seidei L. man WHO inn.
presses neither BY stature nor gsa-
ture. It's the manner. the earnest
ness ~ the near sighted eyes and the
srntiamesa ~ manner and willing.
ness 20 listen that impreea
city Cierk Carl u Thompson Is a
CpngreEatiouallsf minister in Mil
vtukrr II was through hts church
experiences that he became q social
lst
THE members % my congregation
were working people" ~ seld. 4
saw how big the struggle was for
just the necessities. and not always
eaoush % those.
~Bus the thing that set me- most
20 thinking was The experience - a
boy who sang tenor in my choir
~He lost hia position through ili-
ness Later 30 was again out Or
work beeause hts shop shut down.
Well every body said work waa
easy 10 find " anybody wanted lt.
So went out 10 make good
searched for him and others IN my
congregation wore cut shoes and
found nothing
The boy finally went 20 work IN
mines ~ New Mexico. lie lest an
arm IN the machinery. came home
discouraged and committed suicide
I began ~ decide something VAS
wrong. and % look Tor the answer
Rev Thompson has served IN the
state legislature. and has lsctureA
with the Century Lycnum bureau 10
years.
Daniel fIaan. city attorney found
"a TIE Socialist club ht the univgr-
sity ~ Wisconsin, when a student
There. which hAs grows constantly 90
strength ne Says his father Was a
socialist in the days when II wasn't
fashionable. but they made ms pres
ldent ~ my senior class. even n !
was n socialist be sid BE has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
DENTISTRY THAT SATISFIES

We keep ln touch with the pa.
ticnt# Who are wearing Our Method
teeth. 80 We may know how the
teeth arc standing the wear and
tear of daily use
our interest IN the sale Of the
work doesn't cease when the Job is
romplesed We guarantee Il TO
wear. aud every 80 often we look
up those who have had the work
In for considerable time 10 see
how the teeth are holding mp.
Just the other day we called up
a patient on the phone and put the
regular question TO him
Tho questions and answers are
Interesting and were about as fol.
lows:
Good morning How do Our
Method teeth feel and act. that We
put IN for you some time agof"
Pine. Let's see. | only had
four teeth In my mouth when you
started. and they were loose Bat
/ am happy 10 say that you not
only frightened them. but replaced
ali I had lost without the use Of a
plate. and they are all as solid rs
rock IN fact. I had quite FOR.
gotten that they had not grown
there until you called me mp.
You may refer 10 me"
II rs great source OF pleasure
TO be able 10 refer 10 a business
man month after month and know
he will back you up IN the most un.
qualified terms.
We give % written guarantee with
all work -
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1905 Third Az, Cor. Union 81.
Across the Street From the p. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
WEEK WEEK Change of Management Sale
35c Princess Silk, a Yard

This IS the very fabric which under ~
another and shorter Is frequently advcr-
tised al a much higher price Not all silk you HHE
know, bat only expert tell. Black, 7 AH
white nearly all colors and iancies Wedncs- ~ "
day only. 2ic yard -Tbird Iroor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

pfactieed in both Chicago aud Mil
waukre
Carl y Diets, eity comptroller. h
ihe son ~ a minister lie was Jus
tice ~ thr peace iu Milwaukee five
years proceeding hla election igc ba-
rame Interested in ,hiiam after
hearing one 81 City clerk Thomp.
snna lectures
Chaa q Whitnau. thc author ~
The parkway system favored by Mu.
auuhrr socialists o. charter mrm
brr ~ che party he O. called tho
Ruahin ~ thr Milwaukee branch be-
cause Il tits stand Cor she beautiful
as that which makes for the most
good
IN her third article tomorrow. Dor
oihs ralr VIII feii N thc great dream
10 the socialist rulers 81 Milwaukee.
aud ~ their plans 90 realize that
dream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

IN UNIV ~
,,srtF Iuiy NJ Certainly
VIZ ~, rsspie Of one wind That
.,renr state the officials o'
viluaukce ouEhi to make
go IA, ravcrnins body Every
$3.50 ,tf..e 4 nilcd by socialist
- nuerrnce between thc rr-
80 ths socialist is that iho
comics. while thc social
,.-,,.sa said city Cicrk Carl
Z =. ......,n rs that De didn 3
2 =. f.et that be ana BITS friends
agse bus that thes are con-
,1.t IS some route they have
~ ~ solution of The trouble
...stv that makes every think
,n stop now ans then 60
nAat lg's an for AND 70 its
.rst uhilc rhry drfinc ao-
= thr common ownership pf
altss and natural resources
the lnsgrHmfniahty % a
Asxraile stats
$50 sslaers route my lu Ger.
Il uas tiine ~ M Hurpers
.,sss athNl every nishl in the
h aas tins when young.
~lra, asked ana asked and
-, slse Command 90 De- mleut az
VI. vmmand that ouiy asgva
49, rnatat mlR6 ia pore more
800 Z morc secretly over che
.,ss thst burned Inside
sr seldel was quiet Mast %
s.~e when ~ wasn't working he
- aninr Uiih his near sighted
- sr 70 sDsur book 80 one
~ shas he thought
"a came TIRE veico - students
49, ,sslasg thr oppression ~ the
80 nlsmarck A friend ~ SET.
ANa -asher bad WAS Threatened
-. helped spirit hlm away 60
us.g r ! vardrohe. ara found out
-, n Thought himself
r. schlisf mayor Was born IN
- naairy. however. % Srhuyikiii
~nlr. Pennsyirania fiis parents
sn Psussian They moved go NIL
wskee ahen BE- was Years oid
n xgrt q work in q hroou fac
" ease ~ afs iS
lalsr D. sas employed 10 a splice
81 reftse factory
-rtsrs faaad wh67 people get tn
r. b aid five seen pas not
ahas ~ pas ground up 90 make
m~~
tnsr iearlnw the coffee factory hs
mnsd ~ weqi carving trade THAT
~ a. bsxirnlnT af the pattern
suns3 - nov owns AZ 81 BE- was
srwary q the Wood Carvrrs'
MA
hsss sfier 80 Illness that he De-
.salsst 10 o. % Germany % study
#ntrs enough money 90 ne more
A1ssE5sat sc hN worked 20 pay
Mm Fsrept for the supucra ~
nj EEshai 20 give more time for
u Netx
ktss NJ returned 90 this country
y tx "a studying acini cundi-
- ssmftimes they came very
aax N1
wv efw rhild was q boy he
aa %tih9sNht TIE world ~ him
BN n tis3 We learned too iare IL
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Hurry if You
Want to Join
c L uBs NEARLY FILLED
CHANCE TO SECURE FINE
PIANO ON cLUs PLAN Won't
LAST MUCH LONGER.

lFoss Cooperative Piano Buying
Makes u Possible 20 Effect Es.
traordlrary Price Reductions and
Gives You Your Own Choice %
Plano Splendid uprishts, Baby
Granas ard latest improved
Player Pianos obtainshls No~
For Ore Third less Than Our
Already LoW Prices.
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Clam Nhriia taa lee ..... %
NrHnutafea uaafs 100 les %
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hlfateh f4nd ae.fb Harh ia
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