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Ann Arbor Argus-Democrat

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Parent Issue
Day
20
Month
February
Year
1903
Copyright
Public Domain
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Read the Most Liberal Subscription Offer Ever Made

 

By special arrangement we are enabled to offer for a short time only a handsome set of five books and a year's membership in the American Musical Association, both absolutely free, to new subscribers and subscribers renewing their subscriptions to Ann Arbor Argus-Democrat.

 

Read the titles - Note the prominent authors - These illustrations show style of binding

 

Set No. 1. Popular Fiction

Black Rock, Ralph Connor

Three Men in a Boat, Jerome K. Jerome

Elizabeth and Her German Garden

House of the Wolf, Stanley J. Weyman

Sign of the Four, Conan Doyle

 

Set No. 2 Standard Classics

Lorna Doone, R. D. Blackmore

John Halifax, Miss Mulock

Sketch Book, Washington Irving

The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne

Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table

 

Set No. 3. Poetic Masterpieces

Longfellow's Poems, H. W. Longfellow

Holmes' Poems, Oliver W. Holmes

Whittier's Poems, J. G. Whittier

Lucile, Owen Meredith

The Princess, Alfred Tennyson

 

Set No. 4. For Girls

Black Beauty, Anna Sewall

Flower Fables, Louisa M. Alcott

Laddie, and Miss Toosie's Mission

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Uncle Tom's Cabin, Harriet Beecher Stowe

 

Set No. 5. For Boys

Little Lame Prince, Miss Mulock

Try Again, Oliver Optic

Water Babies, Charles Kingsley

Rollo in London, Jacob Abbot

Tales from Shakespeare, C. and M. Llamb

 

Set No. 6. Religious

Pilgrim's Progress, John Bunyan

Imitation of Christ, Thomas A. Kempis

Kept for the Master's Use, F. R. Havergal

Daily Food for Christians

Paradise Lost, John Milton

 

No more liberal offer was ever presented to the public. The books alone would cost you $1.25 They are printed from new, perfect plates, on good quality of book paper, and are bound in strong cloth stamped with a beautiful design in attractive colors, and the popular vocal and instrumental music published in twelve successive issues of Conkey's Home Journal, if purchased in sheet music form, would cost you $6.00.

 

For $2.00, we offer you:

A year's subscription to Ann Arbor Argus-Democrat, $1.00

A year's subscription to Conkey's Home Journal, .50

A year's membership in the American Musical Association, 1.00

A set of any five books from the above list of 30 titles, 1.25

A total valuation of $9.75, all for $2.00.

 

Conkey's Home Journal is one of the best family magazines published. It contains from 26 to 68 pages, is printed on good paper and is beautifully illustrated. The home departments are as follows: Lessons in Home Millinery, Home Dressmaking, an Up-to-Date Pattern Department, Lace and Embroidery Making, Interior Decoration, Domestic Science, Plants and Flowers and a Department of Music. The home departments are all conducted by well-known specialists and the special articles and short stories are by such famous authors as: Opie Read, Stanley Waterloo, Maud Howard Peterson, Mary J. Stafford, Florence Hull Winterburn, Senator A. J. Beveridge, Madame Patti, Madame Sarah Grand, Lillian Bell, Irving Batchellor, Jack London, Frank Spearman, Landon Knight, Senator Chauncey Depew, Carmen Sylva, Queen of Romania, Henry Irving Dodge, Onoto Watanna, Eben E. Rexford, Mrs. M. L. Siegfried, Fredk B. Stevenson, Ouida, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Countess of Warwick.

 

The Department of Music contains each month a song, waltz or two-step for the piano or organ and practical lesson in piano playing and vocal training by eminent Chicago teachers. The newest and best features are continually added and improved and there will be many features in Conkey's Home Journal this year that can not be noted in advance. It will always be one of the very best.

 

The American Musical Association has a membership of over 50,000. The object of the Association is to furnish literature at discounts ranging from 50 to 90 per cent. For 24 cents extra we will end you a copy of the American Musical Association's catalogue, which lists over 40,000 titles of standard classical and popular vocal and instrumental selections, all of which are subject to immense discounts when purchased from the Association. The catalogue also contains a list of about 5,000 pieces which are sold postpaid to members for only 6 cents per copy. The catalogue lists a new and magnificent line of pianos, organs, violins, mandolins and other musical instruments. The regular price of a membership in the American Musical Association is $1.00, but by special arrangement it is gluten free with the above offer. The Association publishes in each issue of Conkey's Home Journal a complete list of titles of new, up-to-date music, which may be obtained from the Association at less than half the regular price.

 

The Argus-Democrat is the oldest and leading local weekly in Southern Michigan. Now is the time to take advantage of this wonderful offer, for it will be withdrawn as soon as our stock of books is exhausted. Sample sets of the books may be seen at this office. Argus-Democrat, Ann Arbor, Mich.