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Robert Glier Violins INDEX A Drum Stande - 75 O Altoe, Perfection *2 Druiii Bells '. , .76 Oboes ., , OS Altos, ProfessionaJ Circular 4S Drummers' Traps- ..., , 76-77 Oboes, Reeds •* Accordeons 81-82 Dulcimers . ...'..... J.... 78 Oboes, Reed Cases .66 Accordcons, Bismark t 81 Obtjes, Cases ...... j,.,,.;..,.. fl8 AccordeonSf Spaethe , .> y- , , 82 e Orchestra Bells -.. '. 78 Accordeons, Blow L 85 Euphoniums 29 Ocarinas .91 Autoharps ^'. ....•...'.... 90 P Antobarp Furnishings 98 F Free Music Lessons 2-3 Plating . , 46 B Formation of Bands 6 PicccJoS . 69 triuegel Hern. Bb *0 Piccolo Supplies ,. 60 Bandurrias ,. 16 Polishes for Band Instruments .99 Banjos . , .' 19-20 Fluegel Horn, C , 40 Banjo Piccolo — i, :., .20 French Horns , -41 S Banjo Guitar 20 Fifes . ..58 Fife Mouthpieces ,' .'— 58 Saxophones utO-&l Banjo Maiidolin .20 Strings for all Instruments tt-9S Banjo Manjorette or Mandolin 20 Flageolets > ,. 68 Flutes, Moning .....J ,61 St^•ing Gauges L........97 Banjorine . , 20 Sonophones , ; ..>. ...; ....,-. 161 Banjo Trimmings ......' ., 20 Flutes. D. & C 68-63 Band Instruments ' 21 to 44 Flute Trimmings ,. 1 ,. 64 T Fanfares German '. 79 Band Instruments, Artist Symphony 22-23 Trombones, Slide; 39-31 Band Inetruments, Presentation .^.... 24 Ti-ombones, Valve .,. 30-31 Band Instruments, Artist Original Excelsior.. .27-28-29-30 a Trumpets .... .,, 8M3-45 Band Instruments, Perfection 33 Guitars 13-14 Trombotie in C. ^. , ...40 Band Instruments, Monarch ^ ,. 84 Guitar Outfits ,16 Tympani . ; Vs Band Instruments, Professional 35-36-37 Guitar Mandolin 16 Tamb'burinfts . 1 .01 Band Instruments, Reliable .......',,.'.. .38 Guitar Trimmings" ,,, ....^98 Triangles .....91 Band Instruments in C and I^b — 40 Glue, Liquid ....,....,..........'- 100 Triangle Beater »l Bugles ., 43-44 Tuning Pipes 94 Brass loBtruipents, Supplied ' ; 46-47 H Tuning Forks „., .94 Brass Inatruraehts, Covers and Cases ,...;.. .48-49 Harps 86.S7 Tools for Rejiairing Violins 96 Bassoons . 66 Talking Machines and Supplies.; , H9-104 Bassoons, Reeds ':t 66 HanBonicas ,,, ..^..,^ ., 88-89 Batons '.....,,... ,.100 Harmonica Holders ...89 Hohnerettes .89 V B<uies or Qappers ; 100 Violtes a t» JS Violin Strings .92 J C Viola Strings , »2 Cornet Outfits v 2«-87 Jewsiiarpe , ., .94 Violoncello Trimmings 94 Comets, Presentation 34 'Violin Wood ...^ ;. 95 Concert Horn, Perfection 41 K Violin Repairs , 95 Concert Horn, Professional ... 41 Kinder Symphony Instruments 77 Violin Tools ., ^ ,95 Comophones 42 Violin Varnish : 9e Violin Cases 96 Clarionets 63-58 M Clarionets, Alto 'i.. .66 Violin Trimmings M4T-M CUrionets, Bass • S6 Mandolins 16-17 Violin Bow Rosin H Clarionet Outfits 64 Mandolin Outfits 18 Vjolin Bows, ».i...86 Clarionet Supplies 854i«-67 Mouthpieces , . 45 Votiophones ' , ..,.,.191 Cymbal Attachment Bracket 76 Musettes . ., gg Cmicertinaa S6 Music Stands .,,..,.• 80 W Music Mending Tissue ; 94 Whittles j , ,,.JH Music Rolls ..94 D Music Satchels 04 X Drnms, U. S. Military 43 Music Bags 94 Xylophones ^ ^j Directioiu for Measuring Inetnunents for Cues 49 Mandolin Trimmings ,, ,98 Smms W to 7S Mandolin Picks gg Z Drommer's Outfit, Trap 1 70 Music Leaf Holder .... ,. 100 Zither, Cblnmbia 90 Vnm and Cymbal Beator 71 Music Blank Books jgj Zither, Guitar *.*.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.96 Drom Mnffler atid Snare Stminer Combined 71 Music Writing Paper --........,..•.,,,,,.... 102 Zither, Piano ,,......90 Drammer Supplies 7«-73-74 Mnsic Blank Cards ..^ 108 Zither, Concert _ 9^ Drums, Kettle 76 Music Pens ,.., JM Zither, Harp ...!...!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!« Illustrated Catalogue and Net Price List No. 69 OF THE. CE,LEBRATE.D MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Comprising: a Large and Select Line of BAND AND ORCHESTRA I ^^ INSTRUMENTS ^^ OLD AND NEW VIOLINS, GUITARS, MANDOLINS, BANJOS AND ORCHESTRAL HARPS. Also a Complete Line of MUSICAL STRINGS AND BAND AND ORCHESTRA MUSIC GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE INSTRUCTION BOOKS, FOLIOS, ETC. THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. 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Con­ difficult classical music, while before I was hardly sidering the fact that I am 55 years of age, 1 think able to play easy selections,'^ I learned better than 1 could have done from a per­ Mr. W, A. Howard, of J akin, Ga., says : '"1 am so sonal teacher. 1 think it speaks well for your School, much pleased v/iih the lessons tha^ I don't miss a and younger persons ought to be encouraged to try.' spare moment that I can get to practice them. I study G, M. Mills, of Paoli, Kansas, says: "I have no them at night, as well as in the day. They are so trouble in getting the correct positions from your easy and plain that I cannot help but learn. I am very photographs. 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