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For

The ANGELUS EVERY

SEASON

Anyone can accompany
if there is an Angelus.
to be depended upon.

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the singers or play for the dancers The skilled pianist does not have The Angelus responds to everyone.

he ANGELUS brings music to everyone every
day in the year. It is always ready-it is always
waiting to respond to everyone in the home.
Your friends, your guests, the members of your
household, who play other instruments or sing, or
who wish to dance, can enjoy themselves without
being dependent on a skilled pianist to complete the
musical circle.

To accompany well is an art in itself which many
otherwise gifted musicians never master. The fact
that the accompanist must follow the soloist's every
change of tempo, must be with him whenever any
liberty is taken, necessitates the ability to retard or
quicken the accompaniment instantaneously.

The expression devices of the ANGELUS are so efficient and compre-
hensive that anyone may play the piano with the finest artistic results.

Knabe-Angelus

The world-famous Knabe Piano, and the Angelus.
Grand and Upright.
Angelus-Piano

A splendid piano built expressly for the Angelus.

Emerson-Angelus

The sweet-toned Emerson Piano, and the Angelus.
Grand and Upright.
The Gourlay-Angelus
in Canada.

THE WILCOX & WHITE COMPANY
Pioneers in the Player-Piano Industry. Agencies all over the World.

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The Scribner

JULY

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The New Suburb

A beautifully illustrated group of articles on the modern development of the Garden City and country homes near town.

The Garden Cities of England

By FREDERIC C. HOWE

"This is England's latest, possibly her greatest, contribution to the city problem, to the housing of the workingmen, the clerks, and the moderately well-to-do classes of the great cities."

Model Towns in America

By GROSVENOR ATTERBURY

An account of "the first serious attempt in America to formulate the subject of city and town planning under our native conditions and to meet our distinctive problems.'

The New Suburb of the Pacific Coast By ELMER GREY

A survey of the many beautiful suburbs from California to Oregon. The Heart of the Hills, by JOHN FOX, JR. Mountain Climbing in Alaska by a Woman— Dora Keen. Beautifully illustrated with photographs by the author. Short Stories by Katharine Holland Brown, Mary Synon, Barry Benefield.