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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-16
For Miss Payne.

On afternoon of Monday Miss Ida
Christian and Miss Ruth Christian
gave a stocking shower for Miss Su-
sic Belle Payne, a bride of the week
A decorative scheme of yellow and
white was carried out effectively, jon
quils, yellow candles and tulle beins
used.
Heart dice was played, the honoreo
winning the prize, hand-painted pic
ture.
Afterwards, a course luncheon was
served, the table being decorated in
yellow.
The bride was presented with q
stocking bag of yellow, containing the
pretty hose showered.
The guests were Miss Susie Belle
Payne, Miss Mitch Payne, Miss Hager-
son, Miss Sarah Tower Miss Ruth
Hamilton, Miss Louise Hamilton, Mrs
Ernest Tullis, Mrs. Gordon Heys, Mrs
r. L. Mcleod and Mrs. Mozo
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Miss Mildred Hollis Entertains.

The Young Ladies Bridge club play
ed Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Mildred Hollis, Miss Mary Hawkins
and Miss Helen Hawkins being the
guests of honor
There were nine tables of players
contesting for the prize, silk stockings,
which was won by Mrs. Lucius Nc
Cleskey. The guest gifts were dainty
handkerchiefs.
The Hollis home was beautifully dec
GRATED in palms, ferns and yellow
buttercups
Miss Hollis wore a becoming Whit
frock ACCORDION plated, and the non
orees were gowned in blue charmeuse
Mrs. Grantland Rice, In charmeus
of blue and black, looked unusually
lovely.
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Rebekahs Entertained.

The ladies of Vashti Rebekah lodge
entertained a host of friend Friday ev.
ing with a Valentine party at the
residence of Mrs. J. H. Poole on JEFF
ferson street After the valentines
were distributed among the guests, a
delightful course of refreshments
was served by Mrs. j. b. Mathis and
Miss Mary King One of the most
amusing games of the evening was ST
Valentine, in which Miss Florence Rob
erts won the ladies prize, and Mr.. ].
C. Mangham won the boys Miss
Roberts and Mr. B. Kiker, two very
talented musicians. rendered the mu-
sc of the evening, delightful time
being enjoyed by all The invited
guests were Mrs. L. Wilson, Misses
Mary King, Loka Payne, Katie Morris,
MIR. and Mrs. w G. Maneham, of Ma
con; G. Gary, of Cordele; l.. Gallow
and R. Draughn
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Country Club Dance.

The subscription dance given at the
Country club Tuesday evening was q
most enjoyable affair Wits orches-
ira furnished the music and about fifty
guests were present.
Among those attending were Miss
Gertrude Sheppard, of Admission; Miss
Sadie Ellis, of Cordele; Miss Google,
of jacksonville; Miss Mary Hawkins
and Miss Helen Hawkins of Atlanta:
Miss Mildred Hollis, Miss Kate Page,
Miss Lynn Mathis, Miss Mary Belle
HiXon Miss Ruth Hodges, Miss Caro-
bel Mathis, Miss Matte Lewis Dodson,
Miss Georgia Bena Dodson, Miss
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KELLERMAN, BARITONE,
WILL Be HEARD HERE
In Recital on Monday, Feb
ruary "a

Marcus Kellemen, baritone, who APP.
pears at the Bell Piano School, Mon
day, Feb. oath, is one of the most
reputable higher singers before tn,
public today.
President Taft's brother, Charles p.
hearing him sing as youngster inn
mediately put up the money for fivt
years course abroad. 1t is needless
to say MIR. Kellerman has made good
when we understand he appeared in
leading baritone roles for three years
at the Berlin Royal Opera House He
abandoned opera for the concert field,
where he is recognized as one of the
best.--Advt.
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Young MatrOns' Club Meets With Mrs
BrOadhurst.

BrOadhurst.
AS the regular hostess for the Young
Matrons' club, Mrs. R. S. Broadhurst
entertained that organization on Fri
day afternoon.
Despite the Indictment weather there
was full attendance and a pleasant
time was had
The prize for top score was won by
Mrs. ]. W, Hawkins,
Closing the afternoon was the serv
ing of refreshments in two courses.
Other than the members of the club
there were present Mrs. ]. l.. Sparks,
Miss Fannie May Williford Mrs. w. {
Gray, Mrs W. J. Josey, Mrs. scheus-
sler.
The many friends here of Mrs. Leila
| watson and Mrs. Duncan Forester
will be interested in the following so
cial item:
Miss Ruth Patillo, of Macon, was
the honoree at an enjoyable party OH
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs, Dun,
can Forester entertained a number
of friends.
Violet was the color scheme select
! ed and was carried out effectively in
the decorations and refreshments.
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A Paradise Found.
(St. Louis Dispatch

(St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
AS | went up to Old St. Ives
l met a man with seven wives.
Each wife had her own electric,
Softly purring down the street.
All of them were blithe and happy
Thus it was he kept them sweet.
Thus it was they found existence
Rendered cheerily complete.
Friend" said l, you are a wizard,
You have worked the problem out.
You have put the great conundrum
OF the centuries to rout."
True" he answered. 1T is easy.
Once, however, it was not.
Thus it is we solve the puzzles,
Pressing in upon our lot.
EdCu one udS uSI OWN SlCSIllSt
All can, do the turkey trot."
AS l went up to old st. Ives,
| thought me pleasantly of wives;
OF Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater,
Who had a wife and couldn't keep her
OF old Bluebeard and Henry Eighth
And woman in the aggregate.
What great unhapiness there was
And what dreadful times we had
Before we hit upon the things
That tend to make woman glad!
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Pretty Bridge Party.
lovely.

The artistic bungalow home of Mrs.
H. o. Jones was the scene of of a pref
ty party Wednesday afternoon When
she entertained about twenty-five
friends at bridge and forty-two.
Potted plants were banked in decora-
ton and jonquils and japonicas were
used in profusion.
Three tables of bridge were played.
the trophy for top score falling to Miss
Annie Love Thornton. In the Forty,
Two game Mrs. VIII English won the
prize. The prizes were bar pin AMI
vase of silver deposit
The serving of a three course lunch
con followed the game, Miss Georgia
Fort and Miss Geneveve Prather as
sisting.
The players were Miss Annie Love
Thornton, Mrs. Henry Allen, Mrs. w.
W. Dykes, Mrs. r. S. Broadhurst, Mrs.
Fred Arthur, Mrs. Charles Council,
Mrs, Sam Clegg, Mrs. Taylor Lewis,
Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. j. R. Hudson, Mrs.
Walter Maynard, Mrs. Tom Jones, Mrs.
Thomas McLendon, Mrs. William En-
glish, Mrs. Zach Childers Mrs. Hollis
| Fort, Mrs. NJ NJ Lowrey, Mrs. S. A.
Daniels and Mrs. Albert Harris.
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Continued on Page Five.)
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
BY Miss WiIIie Rutherford, Phone 5at.

Louise Hamilton, Miss Ethel Loving
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Grantland Rice
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dodson, Mr.. Walter
Ben Hollis, Mr.. John Wheatley, Mr.
H. B. Ship, Mr.. Ike Bush, Mr.. Harry
Hawkins, Mr. Rob Hawkins, MIR. L. D
Davis, Mr. Allen Chappell. Mr.. Eus-
tace Ansley, Mr.. Stewart Furlow, Mr.
Charles Burke, Mr.. Henry Christian
Mr.. Edwin Taylor Mr.. Walter Page
Mr. Tommie Hooks and Messrs. Gard
ner, Mckenzie and Hill, of Montezuma
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For Visitors.

Miss Louise Williford arranged four
tables for bridge Thursday afternoon,
the occasion being compliment to
Miss Gertrude Sheppard, of Admission,
Alabama, and Miss Mary Hawkins and
Miss Helen Hawkins, of Atlanta.
Garden flowers formed the decora
tons. and the refreshments were sery-
ed in two courses.
A bouquet of jonquils was presented
Miss Constance Holt for making top
score, and to the honor guests silver
deposit scent bottles were given.
Those present were Miss Ethel Low
ing, Miss Kate Page, Miss Mildred Hol-
lis, Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Matte
Lewis Dodson, Miss Georgia Bena
Dodson, Miss Constance Holt, Miss
Ruth Holt, Miss Mary Belle Xix ~,
Miss Gertrude Hudson, Miss Lynn Ma
this. Mrs. Corinne Stills Carter, Miss
Mary Hawkins, Miss Helen Hawk IS
and Miss Gertrude Sheppard
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Miss Bell Entertains Young Ladies'
Card Club.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Mamie
Sue Bell was hostess at one of the
largest card parties of the season.
Ahen she entertained the members Of
the Young Ladies Card club and a
number of young matrons.
The decorative scheme in the parlor
was carried out with red carnations,
while in the dining room yellow pre-
vailed and the living room was at
tractiye with many white narcissi.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
Callie Bell, Miss Yonah Buchanan and
Mrs. James w. Furlow
Straight bridge was played at if
teen tables, and the trophy was silk
stockings.
A hot course, salad course and or
ange ice were served.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-16

Julia Hines. Katie Hines, jamie Dea-
YOURS, of Leslie, and Messrs. Thad
Bryant, Carl McBath, Herbert Nortoa,
Kenneth Hines, F. H. Hines, Jr., Of
Leslie; Hill Killy.
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restaI Meeting of wOman's Literar,

JIuD.
One of the notable events of the
week was the festal meeting of the
Woman's Literary club on the after
noon of Thursday, with Miss Yonan
Buchanan at the pretty Jackson street
residence of Mrs. Neon Buchanan.
The guests were amused with an
cld-fashioned spelling bee, which af-
forded much entertainment Miss Car
re Speers ability won for her hand
some centrepiece of handkerchief,
which she presented to Mrs. James w.
Furlow, sister of the hostess and 4
guest of honor
The luncheon which followed was
served in the dining-room, at one
large and six small tables The CEN
| trail table stood beneath a chandelier
twined with smilax and yellow tulle,
! its cover of yellow yelled in Cluny
lace. Each of the tables had for its
centre an arrangement of yellow
spring flowers.
Besides the club members there
were present Mrs. James w. Furlow,
Mrs. Neon Buchanan and Mrs. Thur
man.
The menu which was served by Miss
Callie Bell, Miss Mamie Sue Bell and
Miss Alice Kelly was:
Chicken Salad Beaten Biscuit.
Scalloped Oysters. Hot Rolls
Pickles. Olives.
ORANGE Ice Ccharlotte Cake.
Coffee.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-06-26
PERSONAL
And
OTHERWISE
Devoe's FORECAST.

Z
9th heavy rain with danger Of flood,
18th to goth cooler, S0th cloudy. June
will close with the ground too wet for
the crops. Very wet weather will
continue the first half of July, the 1st
and End of which will be hot and sultry.
On the 3rd great storm will form
over the lower Mississippi and move
northeastward.
And it stopped short!
Never to go again?
The COLLINS will catch you, if YOU
don't watch out,
That is the Health car will be here
Sunday, so beware!
Judge C. v. Porter is holding term
of court in Shreveport this week.
Miss May Phillips spent the week
end in Shreveport.
Miss 10 Porter has returned from a
visit to Lamourie and Bunkie.
Mrs. s.. Perot of Campti motored
to IN Tuesday in her handsome new
car.
Mrs. VIM. French of Alexandria is
visiting her sister Mrs. P. S. Prud-
homme.
Miss July Breazeale and guest Miss
Lemore left on Tuesday for Minden to
visit a school mate.
Misses Loreen Hargrove and Gladys
Glover are enjoying visit to relatives
in Shreveport.
Mrs. T. Eastman of New Orleans is
spending some time at home with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Breazeale and
son are spending the week in New
Orleans.
Misses Sadie and 10 10 Cunningham
are on their summer visit to relatives
here.
Capt L. Caspari and Mr.. j. ]. NeiI-
son were visitors to New Orleans
during the week.
Misses Bessie and Mary Carr have
returned to their home in Minden after
! a visit to Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7. Sandlin.
Mr.. r. E. Breazeale of New Orleans
has been enjoying weeks visit to the
hape FOLKS.
Mrs Nj, Huey and little daughter
are enjoying visit to friends in St.
Augustine Texas,
Messrs. G. G. Sompayrac and Over
ton Brsazeale of Clarence were visitors
to town Monday.
Mrs. Estelle Plauche left for New
\ York on Sunday where she will spend
/ the summer with DIR. and Mrs. Bechet.
h Mr.. r. Stricken of Concordia who is
one of the special lecturers of the sum-
mer school was the guest of Mr.. and
1 Mrs. r. w. Winstead last week.
Master Will Phillips left on Thursday
kS for New Orleans where he will spend
some time at jackson Barracks with
Capt. and Mrs. R. P, WinsIow.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-06-26
Chsmbehein's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrahoea Remedy.

Every family without exception
should keep this preparation at hand
during the hot weather of the sum-
mer months. Chambarlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
worth many times the cost when ne ed
ed and is almost certain to be needed
before the summer is over. lit has
no superior for the purposes for which
1t is intended. Buy it now. For sale
by all dealers.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-06-26

The unsightly old stables on st.
Denis that while they havenot been
in use for long time stood as land
marks, for 10! these many decades
have been demolished and while no
new buildings will be erected for the
present, the improvement is marked
and would be even more so if the
neighboring ones too would be torn
down.
The idea of tearing down the Pythian
hall and erecting new one has not
been given up yet and it is hoped that
the plan will materialize in the near
future.
Graham guardian., 1913-06-27
FORT THOMAS

w, 0, Tuttle came back from Ell Paso
Sunday night. He assisted at the OBJ
sequies Of Mr.. Albritton, and left for
Globe on Tuesday.
DIR. Platt made hundred mile honk
hike Sunday to the Dalton ranch, and
around, and back and around. Time,
with stops, twenty miles per hour.
Miss Mary Wise will visit with the
Axtells, Smiths and other families on
the upper Black Rock during the sum-
mer. Then she takes charge of large
school in this county at salary of one
hundred dollars per month. The people
who get Miss Wise are lucky.
The Stafford Warehouse Company
christened the new warehouse SATURDAY
evening with courtesy dance. Gen
eral invitation. Many took up the
gauntlet. Music by the Solomonville
orchestra. A fine floor makes fine do
ings for fine feet.
We will have q restaurant, black
smith shop, wholesale grocery, ware
house, hotel and several other buildings
during the summer. Fort Thomas
waited long time for a blossom.
Guess the sodium bicarbonate in the
water wouldn't let anything terminate.
But there's sugar beet, or two, pop
pin up, and here and there grain Of
sorghum, and biacksyea pea, or red
bean. They will come directly.
What Fort Thomas needs is whole
some cooperation. What the Gila val
ley needs is wholesome cooperation.
fhere Is not u spot between the two
oceans where the same AMOUNT Of en-
ergy can be made more lucrative, II as-
sisted by this spirit of "you help me
and I'ii help YOU" Arizons has many
advantages the peopis here do not seem
to realize. There are many blights.
fungi, aphioidae, and what not that are
bothering all other states except Ari.
sana, Afraid of the Gils monsters
maybe. Bnt 20 he plain, we can put
our entire product on near tnarkets And
avoid the keen competition Of the city
markets.
Graham guardian., 1913-06-27
GRAHAM co. NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered
by the Guardians Cor
respondents
THATCHER

President and Mrs. Kimball went to
Globe Saturday, returning Monday.
They were accompanied by Andrew
Jensen, church historian, who went to
inspect records.
The new stake board of the Y. L. M.
I. A., assisted by the officers from all
the wards, will give social on Satur-
day In honor Of Mrs. Laura Nuttall and
her retiring board. II Is urged that all
the officers of all the wards be in at
tendance.
Miss Nora Allen left Thursday morn
ing for Bisbee, where she will visit for
few weeks.
E. M. w. Jones has sold his house
and lot to George Gourley, and expects
TO leave soon for New York to continue
his musical studies.
The Fourth Of July celebration prom
ises to be grand success, as every
effort Is being made to do things up
right.
Richard Layton, Sr., left Thursday
morning for business trip TO Clifton.
A baby girl came 10 the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Winsor the middle Of
the week, but only lived day and q
half.
Graham guardian., 1913-06-27
LOCAL NEWS

l. P. Robinson, Jr., left for the
eastern states Tuesday to fill mis-.
sion for the Mormon church.
q Mrs. Thos. Campbell secured a
divorce from her husband last Sat-
urday in the Superior court.
Miss Myra Young returned home
last Saturday from Pomona, Cal. !,
where she has been attending school.
| Mrs. z. G. Prina and children left
for their Black River ranch last
week, accompanied by her brother,
Tom Wanslee and wife.
Mrs. j. T. Owens has been seri-
ously i'll for more than week past,
but is now considered out of danger
and on the sure road to recovery.
Ray Kruger was severely cut
about the neck, face and head by
an elevator cable in Los Angeles
last week, He is still in the hospital.
Berry Foster spent several days
in Stafford this week. He had been
spending his vacation in California.
and returned to Ell Tigre from here.
We have few extra good quality
refrigerators left at an extra low
price. Call and see them, We alsohave
the fireless cookers. Solomon Com
mercial Furniture Store, Stafford.
-, 17-tf
Mrs. C..sJ. McElroy, of Globe, is
spending the week here, visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Mack,
who have just returned from a visit
in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Taylor, of
Duncan, who autoed through the
White mountains, to the petrified
forest and to the Grand Canyon a
few weeks ago, returned to Stafford
Wednesday.
Save your wife from being over
worked by getting her kitchen
cabinet at Solomon Commercial Co.'S,
Furniture Store, Stafford. 9-tf
C. w. B. Link left for Los Angeles
on Wednesday, Mr.. Link has ac-
cepted a position in that city. and
will also complete his college course
during the summer,
Mr.. Farmer while getting mach
inery to tighten your work don't
forget your wife. Call. and get her
one of the famous Landau Kitchen
cabinets at the Solomon Commercial
Co. Furniture Store, Stafford. 17-tf
Harley Martin has bought a new
Ford, and he and Mrs. Martin and
the children left in 1t for the White
mountains on Tuesday. They will
spend the summer in the mountains.
Graham guardian., 1913-06-27
Superior Court Notice

In the Superior Court, of the
County of Graham, State of Arizona.
In the matter Of the the estate of
Petar Andarsan, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
petition of Ruth w. Andarsan, spec
ial administrative of the estate of
Petar Andarsan deceased. for final
accounting and discharge as such
special administrative of said estate
has been filed, and that Saturday,
the 18th day of July, 1918, at 200
o'clock p. m. at the court house of
said court, has been duly appointed
by the said court for the hearing of
said petition, and at which time and
place all persons interested in said
estate may appear and file excep-
tions, in writing, to said petition,
and contest the same.
r. w. SMIMH,
19-1t Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1913-06-27

Mrs. Knudsen has returned home
after having spent several weeks visit
ing with her daughter at Globe.
Miss Macy Green is spending few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Plumb, of
Eden.
The young lady friends of Audrey
Bowman gave her a surprise shower at
the home of Mrs. John Morris Wednes-
day evening. The girls had jolly time
and Miss Bowman received nice sup
ply of pretty gifts.
Ruth and Nina Tate have gone to
Globe to visit for few weeks with
their sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Clawson are
the proud parents of fine new baby
boy that came to their home on Friday.
Miss Carrie Layton has returned
home after spending month with her
brothers family at Miami.
w. w. Pace and Frank Webster re-
turned Wednesday from business trip
to Fort Apache.
l.. r. Pace returned the latter part
Of the week from trip to Tucson,
Douglas and points in northern Mexico.
Zadoc Judd came up from Globe Sat-
urday morning. In the afternoon he
and Miss Audrey Bowman ware mar
ried in Solomonville. On Monday they
went 10 Globe, where they win make
their home.
Clarence Montierth, while spraying
fruit trees couple of weeks ago, in
haled the arsenate of lead, which pois-
oned his lungs. and they, being some
what weakened already, were unable
to resist It. After couple of weeks
suffering he died on Sunday, June ed.
Funeral services were held in the
church Monday afternoon and the re-
mains inferred in the Thatcher GENE.
terry. He leaves a wife and four chill
dren.
Graham guardian., 1913-06-27
PIMA

Miss Nora Anderson left Monday
morning to attend summer school in
California.
The primary social last Monday was
a very pleasant affair.
Mrs. Eva Lufkin and daughter are
here visiting with Mrs. S. o. Williams.
Seth Dodge reports fine baby girl
at his home. Mother and child doing
nicely.
NJ. ID. Maloy and wife have gone to
Clifton to visit with their son, Angus,
and his wife.
The M. G. c. club gave a very en-
joyable social in the ward meeting
house last Sunday night.
Graham guardian., 1913-06-27
ST. JOSEPH STAKE NEWS

Artesia--Geo. H. Crosby, Jr., and
VIM. L. Nelson.
Lebanon-George A. Foote and
Martin sKempton.
Layton-Oscar G. Layton and
David Lee.
Thatcher--Joseph II. Lines and
Joseph N. Alfred.
Central. T. Brown and LeRoi
C. Snow.
Pima-James T. Talley and w.
| w. Mcdonald.
Matthews--E. S. Carpenter and
L, r. Pace,
Emery=-T. S. Kimball and Nephi
Smith.
Eden Geo. J. Hatch and David
w. Cuff.
Bryce A. G., Peterson and Rich.
mond Ison.
Hubbard--Austin Evans and Nor
ris Nicholson.
Graham--John Rilby and Martin
Mortensen. Sr.
Stake priesthood meeting will be
held Saturday, June 28th, at 2 p. m.
Graham guardian., 1913-06-27
OF INTEREST TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE GILA VALLEY
OWNING PIANOS OR ORGANS

desire notify the people Of the Ga Valley through this
medium that located Stafford and have
tabshed Office and 9th Dr. Brock.
dentist and should like very much of all those whose
pianos organs need tuning repairs adjusting would drop
card the Stafford posoce Box No 9O9 stating the fact
you cent do and enables get touch
with the condition of the instrument and the probable
Of the work, of which you will be fully advised
Inasmuch as am definitely located convenient all
assured OF having
when needed of the reliable kind work fully
antce and the mechanic handy call make good
possible defect breakage which may happen any inu
me almost time.
You be Of the fact that these advantages
be obtained by paronizing the nean whom
again, If but and who Seldom
attention to action regulation cleaning OF
but instead gives simply front board work for
practical mechanical work which 95 per Of such
the has practical knowledge experience whatever The
people be OF the fact that correspondence schools
attempt teach by mail piano work and tuning claiming per-
form weeks that which takes finished piano factory
several years accomplish thereby flooding the country with i'll
advised inefficient without practical knowledge whatever
who undertake the work the injury OF the instrument and
its owner finally.
derive pleasure from looking after my work and the inter-
Of customers Am graduate mechanic from the
home Of piano construction north where pianos made ONLY
and pickup. vaudeville piano player, salesman Of
correspondence school tuner
know my business learned 1t legimatey guarantee my
work and here on the ground to make good any time
Charge only fair for what work may do tor
and do need your unless honestly earned
Am responsible for the criticisms of people who
would evade obligations by becoming "grouchy.
Cor X. and 9th SITS. W.T.. OSBORNE
P O. Box No. 900 Stafford, Arizona