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The Washington Post from Washington, District of Columbia • Page 3

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Bea Saxton in his3 forty sixth year Funeral services private Monday November 25 from hU late residence at 200 Interment Glenwood Cemetery SEEB0DE On Saturday November 23 1918 at 930 a at her residence 1802 Sixth street northwest DORA beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Seebode aged ninetSen years Funeral serrlees Tuesday November 20 at her late residence at 200 New Location The Original Establishment of SPEARE Undertaker Founded 1872 at 940 FSt Now Located at X208 St Opposite Masonic Temple SpeafeiCp Almna Speare WiilliEiEfeSBeire Clyde JNlcnolaf ttt SL Lady Assistant Mciitem pUlipel 7 AC frjY2 H11 SPECIALISES IN PLAYER PIANOS nBM i 1 4 Eriuxi I llATflT Tj a vi fcH vWWUJ vvy Jiws AWWSSi ff Wasftintoas AE0L1AK HALL Twelfth and Sttieets foeinway and Weber Pianolas Tfie Aeolian Vocations Hill i STORE HOURS 843 AM TO 545 PM 1 liEiiiiaSiffiil Washingtons Aeolian Hall I Pianola Pianos 650 to 1500 Steinway Weber Stcck Wheelock Stroud and Aeolian models Duo Art Pianolas 975 to 2950 Steinway 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held by the genuine PIANOLA and the iriiinitabre DUO ART PIANOLA All are made by the Aeolian Company of New York the largest manuiactiirers of musical instrumnts in the wbrld and have been selected by us as the most reliable musical instruments to sell so as to perpetuate our reputation for reliability CuSfom Finish without the dnnowance of a Try on mmmmr JF fnf it it innrr i 1 1 ni I iliiiiiHli ijteft lTSi rLi i aw hl gsLz vrwr nVrja rzsf 3T d3 itN3 xt A iSvT irtf pOn The New DUO ART PIMPSA A Regal Gift for the Home Ji The Aeolian Cos Wonderful Duo Art Pianola ji playable in the ordinary way by hand or as a player pianoVWitiwir accurately and automatically reproduce the artistic performance of the worlds greatest piariiits Steinway Buo Art i8oo WcbWrAfoo Shorting er Uprights 400 and 425 Two beautiful models In this standard piano 25 cash balance In convenient payments the AELijmyMf Style the most popular rhoijel 6t yftri ji wondertul new pnonograpn compiete wiui i Gradubla 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