Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 11

1 Qfoe Detroit jfree CALUMETS NONE GOOD 7 We Court Comparison Here Is Your Opportunity 49 Corrie in Out of the Sun Curtia tn a few days In Parasols we still have a few odd lots at odd prices WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE THIS WEEK ONLY PERSONALS I NG EM A NN CO 84 MICHIGAN AVENUE NEAR WASHINGTON 26 Monroe Avenue THE BEER THAT HAS NO PEER' fr StMMEK RESORTS OR THE OURTH Either Telephone 1375 copyrighied i Two iPrt 3 the guest of Miss returned from a Song: "Columbia' school children and band 5 GOODSOJ'S BECOHD 99 Woodward Ave OCEAN STB IRISHS? MUSICAL AMORY Tailor and Milliner visiting his HAL Simmer Gruisss to Bermuda SALE Challenge ANCHOR LINE Aabuithad 179 OCBAK STEAMERS AT HAL PRICE and mostly Imported Patterm Acheson of Kansas residence of Mr has tried 1330 Of these twenty In the only one been finished ha from a nve Islands NI KO he John Street Detroit Mich 17 Rue de la Prix Paris and buv a pood umbrella that you can use for RAIN or SHINE 50c 85c $135 ON DRAUGHtl IN BOTTtfl PROGRAMME ii high grade Shirt Waists at half price Hammock pillows and piazza cushions for this use differ greatly from those of past seasons the war spirit of the time being the reason for patriotic displays of any kind 1 The silk square with the flags of all na tions is one of the choicest new designs while others have figures of cavaliers heads of noted generals' outline battle ships etc Red white and blue pillows are sure to be among the favorites English Gloria Umbrellas Steel rods 26 lnch Up to date Detroit young women whose husbands brothers or "best are list ed with the gallant Naval Reserves are making their interest manifest by wearing on their sailor hats broad bands stamped in 'silver or Yosemite" Detroit Institute ot Music MISS KATB II JACOnS'DIrector 8 and IO Adams Ave These Prices Talk $5 Cameras for $4 00 $15 Cameras for $25 Cameras for $2000 All Silk Parasol All colors all the latest designs at Surahs Canopy top frames princess handles and tassels at Trimmed Hats and Bonnets I YOU ARE IM why not go where all the conditions are favorable io The pupils of Miss Anna Benson and Miss Bessie Shook gave their third annual recital last Thursday evening An interest ing programme was rendered The Misses Kathleen Mahar Clara Sexton Adah Hid den May Mahar Ella Wylie Elfreda Dorr Violet Peters Naoma Deitz lorence Mor an Grace Hall Anna Liptow lorence Dorr Clara rederick Bessie Shook A Benson and Masters Verne Jones rank Donahue Robert ord Dan Mahar Willie NEAR THE AMPERSAND strictly firs class in every respect lACge and well ventilated Write for circular CARPENTER Saranac Lake 1 fj AM RGrA IL AIN TWIN SCREMA XPRESS LINE rwn nuiLl 7 CLUB AND HM1LYUSE VOL NO 282 Windiate Park Hotel Near Waterford on ine fishing boating driving etc makes it the ideal summer home for families Rates $500 to $700 per week Special rates to Commutation railroad fare Address Rice 131 Griswold street or Rice Waterford Mich We have the tight roll Silk ones for $150 The cheap Cotton stock we sell for50c I' 1 or it your via umorena neeas a cover we will fix it upfor you with a ast Black Gloria Cover for Gloria Silk Cover for Since Becomlag Justice He Hs Trle lX'iO Caaea Justice of the Peace Goodson yesterday went out of office and will be succeeded on Monday by Justice elix A Lemkle During his term which has lasted since October Justice Goodson cases started before him have been appealed and of the twenty which has has been upheld There were many case left over by Justice Bhindeland finished by Justice Goodson and or these seven teen were appealed to the Circuit Court The justice has married thirty flve couples 'his beat record beings made on May 34 when four Canadian couples came over to celebrate1 the birthday One con tempt case and one criminal case that of the People vs Otto Luttermoser have been heard by the retiring justice He wilt open an office at 7S Home bank building and take up his law practice fit guaranteed ztair Liraasing siaoo anampoo Ing Mo Bangs Trimmed end Curled Dialog and Bleaching Special tl Hair Store 7 Grand River Ave Headquarters for fine and Gents' nigs ace Massage Cream Burma for removing superfluous hair Golden Hale Wash Mamma Dura for developing the bust ull line of hair roods All troods wholesale and retail Send 2c for illustrated catalogue MRS ALLEN is passing two IN THE GREAT NORTH WOODS A nice cool place to spena your acatloa There was a pretty feature of the cere monies at the military wedding of Mrs Edith Clark of New York to Maj George Gray Ward chief surgeon Twelfth New York Volunteers at Chattanooga last week At the conclusion of the ceremony all the officers present arose and whipping out their swords formed an arch of steel under which bride and groom passed each officer vowing protection to the bride i u' The Maine ring is the latest of all trin kets It is extremely pretty a square ring of Roman gold bearing the name 'of the Maine in raised letters with the date of the great catastrophe and set in panel fashion at one side and oblong blue enamel with gold stars upon it Only MleH Qrto Bakin Powtfer Offered at a IBaB arata Prioa VACATION TOURS Two vacation tours to' Europe leaving New York on July 2 1898 by ths Steamship These are conducted parties in two sections2 and S3A1 bend tvi pt uararnme Letters ot credit passports steamship tickets HOTEL VICTORY riit ln Bay Island Ono open June 20 to Sep tember 15 1898 elite center of the Great Lakes t0 miles southeast Detroit in Lake Erie The largest and magnificently furnished summer hotel In the world Celebrated orchestra New Natatortum Elegant Service Steamer Kirby from Detroit each day for the island Rates and particulars address rankfcT Peterson Mgr IE ALMA ALMA MICH offers advantages that are unequaled Every thing strictly first class and up to date Experienced Physiclane A ine Twilled Carol a Steel rods paragon frames with Dresden china rench horn unu snver deposit worn nanaies just ror A ine Silk Serge large assortment of handles steel rods Umbrellas large sizes at small prices Carola cloth ivory horn natural wood and silver frames 28 inch at Perfect Service Eveiyone should read our book It tella why 111 people get well at The Alma Cor respondence solicited 98c $198 THE NIETTAWAS KIXGSVILLE ONTARIO On north shore of Lake Erie one hour's ride from Detroit inest summer resort on tha Great Lakes POPULAR PRICES Bathing boat ing fishing golf tennis bicycling music etc or Illustrated booklet address the proprietors ANTISDEL CO Mr Robert Appleton is visiting friends in Dex ter Mrs Walton of Howell la visiting in the city i Mrs and Miss Seyler are passing two weeks at Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Parsons are at the Alma Alma Mich Mr Julius Seyler spent several days at Ann Arbor last week Mrs rank McLean of Jackson is visiting Detroit friends Mrs Martin Chrysler of Imlay City is visiting Detroit i lends Mrs Wing and son have returned from a visit io lint Miss Adah Harris No 85 High east Is visiting friends in Chicago Mr and Mrs Chauncy Gouch have returned irom Cleveland Mr Ernest Van Deomerker months in the east Mrs John Newall of lint is Hulme Abbott stieet Mrs Allan Atterbury7has visit in Hattie Creek Miss Edna Joslin of Holly ho visited in tho city has returned home Mrs Harris and Miss Harris are at the St Denis hotel New York Mrs Eva Kramer and family axe occupying their summer home at Grosse He Miss anny Mare Is visiting Mrs Ed ga 5 1 oro ree Miss Bessie Bishop of Pitcher street has re turned from Vassar college Mr A orrester and family have moved to Sylvan Lake for the summer Mrs A I McLeod is entertaining her Bister Mrs Roswell of Duluth Minn Belleville and Mrs Pettinger have returned from a trip up the lakes Mrs Julia Beil of High street is passing the summer at the Alma Alma Mich Dr Webber after an extended trip south and east has returned home Miss Lillian Roe No 47 Columbia street west left Saturday for a visit in the east Mr and Mrs Lindemann have returned from a two visit at St Clair lats Mr and Mrs William Maddock and son are visiting friends In Hamilton Ont Mr and Mrs Julian Lyon are passing a few weeks at Rushmere Club St Clair lats Miss Sarah Dcyle and Miss Jennie Camp bell are visiting relatives in Clet eland Dr Edward Roehrlg No 93 Leicester Court has returned from a trip through the south Miss N'annette Strong of Perry street has re turned from a month's visit In Lonaon Ont Mr and Mrs Leon Weinberg and Master Sey mour have returned from a visit In the east Miss Brooks of Boston who has been visiting Mrs Meddaugh returned home riday Mr and Mrs Thos Van Loon and daughter Grace have gone to their cottage at Sylvan Lake The Misses Martha Bertl a Viola and Corinne Palms are passing ithe summer at Magnolia Mass' Miss Lillian Strang who visited Mrs George Herbst has returned to her home In Cleveland Mr and Mrs James Cullen of Nashville Tenn who visited in the east has returned home Mrs Eliatth Rooney No 30 Peterboro street left last week lor a trip down the St Lawrence river S' Isa McGregor Miss Mary McGregor and Miss Muir of Jefferson avenue sailed Saturday for Europe 1 Miss Marie Selleck No 29 Henry street Is vis ting her aunt Mrs Mary Rogers in Milwau kee 8 WMr and Mrs 'Jud Reading spent a few days ith William Lindemann at St Clair lats last Mi Birdie Cliarlesworth of Shelby Is the 98c close rolling frames $145 LOCAL MUSICAL MOTES orchestra will render the fol lowing ourth of July programme at Belle Isle to morrow afternoon commencing at 3 art 1 March cLoyal 2 Overture "Hungarian Kel er Bela) 3 Grand selection High (DeKo ven) 4 fan tasies "Memories of the 5 Charge of the United States (Kling) 6 Selection (lotow) Part 1 March the (razer) 2 Grand selection (Wagner) 3 Medley (Bo ettger) 4 antasle "A airy (Bach) 5 Grand finale "America (To bani) "The Star Spangled Tork to Bermuda and icturn onlv $30 in tMh Steamship jaw tuns Tours to Montreal yw hfc White Saratoga tr Hend circular Ramhtp ticket Me 1 HOS Ar BOX EL Agent 323 Hammond Bidg Detroit American and Red Star Lines YORK QUEENSTOWN new york! Southampton Antwerp steamers performlag these ser' 'w Mr er British or Relarlnn JWry WednBday and alternate Saturday at boon June 27 Berlin July (I euuiwark June 29 Kensington July 13 July No diand 20 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY Kers 14 15 North River Office 6 Bowling Greensmes hne WS Woodward ave Ham lk a 1 Geo WaUcn THGS SPRAGUE A SON ft a a attorneys and aoltcttom of pat enta United Staten and foreign rJnV Correepondence solicited in tructlon pamphlet free Suite 310 or W43O B2TSO Information apply to or York Rhtses oodward ive or James CUES Beua Uoir Di( St watson 84 Woodward Bing and family have' taken cottage at Cass Lake for the summer Mr and Mrs Charles English and daugh ter are visiting Dr English and mother No 233 Putnam avenue Mrs George Goodale has returned a two visit In Buffalo Avon and other clttes in New York stater Miss Emma Pnttereon of National avenue left last week for a few visit with friends at Orchard Lake and ontlac Mlsa Grace Hicks of Australia and Miss ran ces McWhinney are visiting Miss Alice Lake man No 273 National avenue Prof and Mrs red Moe of No 425 IJn coln avenue have gone to Twin Lake Park Lima Ind to pass the summer Miss Grace Norman of Washington who visited Mrs A Bloom of Bagg street has returned to college at Ada The Misses Rose and Sylvia Wolenbnrg No 58 Montcalm street left last week for Mackinac Island Petoskey and Cheboygan Mrs ITed Hill and Master Clayton HUI who nave oeen visitldff Mr ana sirs Vassar will return home Tuesday Mr Ouimet has returned trip to Montreal Thousand agara alls Buffalo and Cleveland 5 Miss Lilian A lager No 605 ourteenth avenue left Thursday for a visit In Chicago Milwaukee and Ports Washington Wts Mr and Mrs John Philip Dawson nee rutn veller will be at tome to their friends Tuesdays after July fi nt No 748 Trumbull avenue Mr and Mrs Will hint who have been visit ing their aunt Mrs Wertheimer East High street have returned to Milwaukee Mr and Mrs Montague Perrett of Lau rence avenue left Thursday for New York thence to Asbury Park for the summer Mrs Charles Standish and children of Chi cago are at their cottage at Sylvan Lake Mr Standish will Join them later tn the month Mrs Mary Lackle and Miss Charlotte rances Lackle of New York city rare guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Edwards Sfli Third avenue Mrs N'A Seott No 78 West Elizabeth street left Wednesday for EMmka to pass a few weeks with her daughter Mrs Percie Cornwell Miss Wolenburgh and Mies Sylvia Wolenburgh of East Montcalm street have left for a three trip to Mackinaw and other northern cities Miss Julia Merrett of Medina Miss Elsa Liebig and Mr Parker of Ann Arbor were guests during the past week of Mra Skinner red Dennert Ed Dennert and Jule Suckert and family are at tbs lats where they will spend the week at Mr cot tage Mr and Mrs Thomas Carlins No 798 Twelfth atreet have returned from a two weeks' trtp to Saratoga Springs and o(her eastern re sorts Mrs John Spillane and daughter Marie of Wy andotte have returned from Ennis Tex where they have been visiting for the past three weeks Mis A Lalchinger of fintlth avenue' has returned from a' visit wth friends in Plymouth Mias Snide Lalchlnger has returned from a visit In Stark and Plymouth Errett of Chatham Ont and Mrs Macfarlans of this city have returned from a visit with friends in Baltimore i Philadelphia Washington and New York Mr and Mrs Acheson and son of Em poria txi ana Mr Neison City spent the week at the Packard Lincoln avenue THE DETROIT SEMINARY SCHOOL OR 6IRLS Prinrij 'als Mrs Hammond and Miss Browning successors to Miss Cutcheon and Pcp Six depuitments from kindergarten through college proparatorv with entrance certificates to Smith ani Wellesley Unusual advantages in mod ern language nnd physical culture Home pupils limited to twelve Bojs fire admitted to the lower departments of the school A coach ttlll run from Hendrie ave to the echooh Catalogues on applications Principals at home Wednesdays from 3 to in the afternoon 643 645 Jefferson Avenue HURD GRAY CO Popular Price Drasgists 208 Woodward Avenue The pupils of Miss Mary Roberts gave a very successful musicale at Bamlct hall last Saturday evening The participants were: The Misses Louise Trombley Mar garet Spaulding Marie Kahl Margaret Kahl Louise waldeyer Dora Waldeyer Bessie Wilson Louise Wicks Edith Cur rle Jean Currie Maud Lewis Ida Holden Eda Shurry Annie Warwick Mabel Mc Intyre Irene Cottong Georgena Cottong Laura Denewith Margery Blerkamp Ma bel Bohn Mabel McLaughlin Thos Cur rie and Louis Hall They were assisted by Miss Amy Lt Roberts contralto and Miss Charlotte McDonald violinist The following pupils of Miss McEacheran assisted by Miss Belle Preston reader and Mr Wm Bartels gave a piano recital last Wednesday evening at 1429 Grand River avenue: Miss Baxter Walter airburn Ida Anderson Bert Ch 11 man Mamie Thosteson George anning Irene isher Hazel Dug gan Graham Bridle Lillie Anderson and Hattie Stockham Mr Arens the New York vocal teacher who is announced to conduct a summer vocal course at Macatawa Park will be the guest of his brother Prof Arens 344 Montcalm street cast for a few days en route to the park There will be a concert of Seneca Lewis' compositions at A Shafer's sheet music department Wednesday afternoon Mr latest com position wifi be played Miss Ruby Hine for many years Julius Ssytar teacher NORTH GERMAN Cast Ejxpress Service Soatbainptoa London llreinen KAtr WUhelm Tues July 5 2 EQ LahnTutB July 12 Ijjhn Tues Aug 9 'i Trave Tut July 2o Kal WdG Tues Auglfi UI Tut Aug 2 Ti ave Tues Aug 23 tWIS MHHW AhkKNGElt 4kHVlCK (OlTUAMiTON LONDON HHEMHV Xoenlgln Luise Thursday July 7 0 a steruen Thursday July 14 noon GIBRALTAR GElOA rt Li 10 am Aller 'Aug tt 9 am ra KW II Aug 20 Sara eirlehs A Co 2 Bowling Green JAMS RHINE 8 Woodward Av OBOROE WATSON 84 Woodward LELAND'S OCEAN HOUSE NEWPORT I Most ashionable Summer Resort la America Opens 25 Bathing Yachting' Boating Wheeling ishing Cliff Walks Ocean Driven Golf Tennis Polo Special rates for July and the season ood a Write for book let WARREN LEI and JR Managar BIDDLE HOVSB GROSSE ILK Healthful and beautiful resort 18 miles from Detroit good fishing an1 boating: home com forts terms rwMsorxm aij4 i riwp HOTEL VENDOME THE LEADING HOTEL BOSTON On the Back Bay Boulevard COMMONWEALTH AVE GREENLEA CO DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY 3 1898 WHITE MOUNTAINS PROILE HOUSE AND COTTAGES Open June 30 One of the largest of leading summer resorts with every modem improvement Location unsurpassed Golf links and all popular attractions I TAT GREENLEA Where Will You Take It? This question often arises after you have' consulted the best (not the cheapest) phy sician you know and have received his pre scription It should go to the best druggist you know one who will use only the right kind of drugs and will not try to fill it if he hasn't the right kind It should go to the druggist who will ex ercise the greatest care in getting the right a rug ana in ngnt quantity ana wm over his work several times to be sure is right We conduct our prescription business the best druggist should and this is answer to the question "Where will you Pixwct to PARIS LONDON UAMUUUU BlmarckJuly 38 Bismarck Aug 23 11 A Victoria Sept a SCREW SERVICE SEW YORK HAMBIRU DIRECT Pretoria Jaly Phoenicia July 30 July Id Pennsylvania Aug 0 AMERICAN LINE 87 Broadway New York James rhines ac woodward av Wigs and Toupees made to order WorkmauMblp and been 'appointed principal teacher of piano In the South Dakota state normal school A special summer term is being held at the Detroit Institute of Music Mr Van Kleek of Pontiac a pupil of Mr Herman Hoberlein made a very favorable impression with his 'cello eoloe at the last jncert of the Detroit Institute of Music Miss EUa MDaker with a number of her piano pupils assisted by Mrs Brand soprano gave a very successful musicale at Schwankovsky's hall last Monday evening sAll the solo numberswere rendered from memory The partici pants were Master Willies Harty Misses Rose and Laura Llngeman Misses Unice Zellers Annie Jones Margaret German Jennie Logan Rachel Hargreaves Mamie tiCace Logan Mabel Griffith Matilda Brown Maude Dakar Miss Mamie raser Miss annie Har greaves and Miss Hattie Clkmert Prof Corey of this 3ty delivered a lecture before the Indiana Musie Teach era Association at Lafayette Ind last Wednesday evening His subject was Richard Wagner and the Legend of the Holy The lecture was illustrated with stereopticon views taken from pho tographs of the opera as presented and paintings Illustrating the ancient legend The lag of a patriotic march and two step by Miss Louise Gustin of this city is just out "Stars for our Heroes and Stripes for our by George Williamson is another recent local publication A charming musleale was given at Apol lo hall riilay afternoon by the pupils of Miss Ada Holbrook who was assisted by Miss Rosamond Beamer contralto The young girls who added to the afternoon's pleasure with piano selections were Misses Mabel Holbrook McClure Lillie Sheill Mario Bart ton Alice iVhay and lorence Orlott Smith will sing for the Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian church during Prof summer vacation Mr Smith who has had an experience of twelve years as soloist' and 'choir director has been engaged to take charge of th choir of the Church of Our ather during the coming year A recital was given at ellow SrSft hall Thursday evening a June 30 by Miss hJeanor Julia Salllotte of Kcorse Mrs Mildred A Bolt of tho De 5 pt Expression assisted by Mias barrel violinist and Miss Mary Dunn soprano nickled steel rods fe a handles close roll To make room for fall stock Mr Ambry will sell all 7 Photo Supplies at Right Prices Good Pictures are certain if you COLUMBIAN DEVELOPER for gela aA tine or velox paper 1 1 COLUMBIAN 5 TONER ColumbianJ 18 ixing and Hardening Bath COLUMBIAN PAPER Mall orders promptly filled DOTY BROS Druggists and Itealers In Cameras Woodward Corner Willis Cass corner feibley 281 War ren ave west parents Mr and Mrs A Ascher Montcalm street east Miss Pearl Cohen of Sandusky who baa been visiting her cousin Miss Celia Bannon has re turned home Mr II uidall of Pittsburg formerly of Detroit is visiting in the city and is at the Wavne hotel Mr and Mrs John Dailey of Twentieth street returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives In Cleveland Mr A orrester and family No 219 Harri son avenue have moved to their summer home at Sylvan Lake V' Hon and Mrs TV Stuart of Grand Rapids are the guests of Mr and Mrs II Andrus Hudson avenue Mrs John Coniine and little daughter of Mer rick avenue have left for a visit at Benton Harbor Mrs Palmer Stephens and son are visiting In Omaha Mr Stephens has returned from a trip through Colorado Dr Ganson of Logansport Ind is the guest of Ids sister Mrs Doyle No 41 Trumbull avenue Messrs rank Clark eorga Huntington and Hoffner leave lues lay tor a ten out ing at Georgian Bay The Mises Mabel I and Edith Maeklmmle No 327 west High street are the guests of Mrs Handy in Port Huron Mias Laura Workutn of Walnut Hills Cincin nati Is visiting her cousin Miss Blanche Hart No 387 Second avenue Mr as rah Goldsmith and daughter ef New Orleans are passing the summer with relatives and friends in this city Oration Hon John McGrath Song Spangled school children and band Benediction Rev Barkley At Clark Park the following programme will be played by the Metropolitan band at 2:30: (Reeves) over (von Webster) grand fan tasie "My Old Kentucky Home" with var iations for various instruments (Dalbey): piece characteristic "irst Heart Throbs" (Eilenberg) of rihe (Beyer) selections from the comic opera "The Serenade" (Herbert) intermezzo Boos) paraphrase on the in (Rubinstein) American Patrol' (Meacham) march "Our lag Is (Thiele) Last Thursday evening the pupils of Mrs and Miss arquharson assisted by Miss Alice Calder Stock soprapo and Miss Pearl Dewey reader gave a piano recital at Clark's hall 213 Woodward avenue Those who participated were the Misses lorence Brown Beatrice leming Ethel Brown Eva Crosland Jessie So wersby lorence Brewster Dora Clifford Mabel Carty Sibyl oesi Lucile oesd Mamie Thomas Luiu Murray Leonora arquharson Rhoda ar quharson Clara Ingram and Masters Wal ter Green Roy Carrol and Roy Sowersby TheOssawinamakee Adjolnlnt th Ruhmw Club St Clulr lat Now open for the season of 1898 Rates for board very reasonable Boating bathing yachting fish ing ish dinners and suppers RUHL Prop urther particulars at 145 147 Randolph st De troit a MIDSUMMER TERM BEGINS Monday June 27 4737 KEVES GROBBEL Makers of Umbrellas and Parasols HAMMOCKS TRc Mexican Hammocks fiOc glSO Woven Cotton Hammocks TSc Woven Cotton Hammocks 125 (with valance) RERIGERATORS GO up 9800 up 9500 up TOE OREAM REEZERS Endless variety from I 9200 up Closed all day to morrow Hunt Roehrlg SNoah CLEARING SALE! ln A fer" I A '4 The entire balance of our ink in patriotic color makes the for "A tho 1 11 ourth of July exercises at the And to morrow look quite pretty gttuivrms vwiii oe at iu a RU it Is expected that event at Santiago will give the occasion it tone May 1 or Maybury will call the gathering to order and preside There will be no charge The programme in full 'is as follows: Invocation Rt Rev John oley Bong school children under direction of Mrs Emma A Thomas Reading of Declaration of Inde pendence Judge Robert raser Buying Pianos and Organs by Mail We soil a larpe number of onr Pianos and Or ftans by mail our reliable prices and onr reliable line nf Piano makinr this pntfb thus enabling them tn buy better grade Pianos tit lower prlees than they can buy of local dealer who selling hut a few cannot buy to better advantage thanjou can when dealing directly with Detroit is the Piano market for jou mut come htre therefore to get the choice of the IT: market 4 4 1 ou know that our is music bou nf Mb'h established in 1844 with a reputation such as will make it absolutely for you to ordr a Piano Organ or other Musical Goods BY MAIB as we ship instruments so ordered mhject to your approval at our own risk and expense Ve do are quoted below PRESENT HARKET VALUE PRICES You ran compare with an? and alLothera and ate wllhnx to run the ilsK at our expense as we know you will find ours the 'BEST and the CHEATEr Write us giving us fill! particulars about the jjnd of Plano Organ or other Musical Instru ment you and at bout th price you wMi anr can Rffoi 1 to pav wU1 than nArsonallv select the best we can furnish at your price with full description of same You will thn be tn a 1 position to know whether pu can be suited and can place your order we shipping the instrument subject to your appioittl at our risk and expense you can then satisfy yourself fully when lntru jnnt arrives as to quality and price btfore you need purchase This will give you the benefit of our expert choice of the bet in the market for the money You certainly could nnt select better for yourself by coining here and you can watlsfy that it fo the best and the cheapest before you need obligate yta)f at all tn buy the Piano: delivered Owing to thia system of ours 1 he large sale Of our Pianos and Organs by mail has been made possible and it was only few weeks ago when one of our patrons who bought a Piano by mail ordered a rcond one writing uh that she had been offered $50 more for the Piano than she paid 4 and so sold it end ordered another Piano shipped for hfrsplf Thi iw only one of th? many letters we receive indicating how fully ir cuMomera as they find we'fiirnih good new Pianos for $225 $275 etc jylile lo al dealers for similargrade Pianos want $350 $400 etc We furnish used I1anoH for $35 $75 125 etc Wc furnish used Organs for $1 $35 tf when locally you need pay very much more as you will know if you have or will now look' the rmr ter up We make terms to suit all Pianos and Organs below $100 $10 cash and $5 monthly Pianos Irom $200 to $800 cash and $8 monthly Pianos from $300 to $400 $25 cash and $10 jnonthlv etc 5 4 Address us for particulars as tn our present bargains In Pianos and we shall be pleased to qaote you our present lowest prices also ou our new Pianos and mail you catalogues SCHWANKOVSKY wtXTxven S' IMPORTING GOURLAY BROS Importers and Ladies Tailors fj The entire hala magnificent stock of hirh sr wBSil 5 Cover 11 I rW 11 fry I Ki ITJ warBan awarn 1 llx S' 5 v'J "6 8 St Gratiot Awe I H' 4 1 mf ii fllf J14 isl ntCfflU iiiWsiW 4.