Practically Free by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 4, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 27.

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Practically Free

By Editor

In the catalogue our organ is described thus:—

Parlor Model

Furnished in Walnut or Oak

(Walnut case will be sent unless Oak is expressly ordered)

A GREAT HIT

NOTE.—The largest order in the history of the Organ trade for a SINGLE STYLE of instrument has been given to the Mason & Hamlin Company for Parlor Organ, Style 2348

FIVE OCTAVES, F Scale, Eleven Stops (including Full Organ Knee Stop,) having Four Sets of Reeds of Two and a Half Octaves Each

BASS

Viola, 4 feet Pitch; Viola Dolce, Diapason, 8 feet Pitch; Sub-Bass Coupler (coupling down)

TREBLE

Melodia, 8 feet Pitch; Seraphone, 8 feet Pitch; Clarionet, Dolce on Seraphone; Voix Celeste; Treble Coupler (coupling up)

THROUGHOUT

Vox Humana; Full Organ (knee stop) Knee Swell

Length, 3 feet 8 inches; Depth, 2 feet; Height, 6 feet 2 inches; Weight, 195 lbs; Boxed, 335 lbs.

Price, $150

For Sabbath-school or Church use, the top of the case may be taken off at A

A Good Serviceable Organ for Sabbath-schools, Churches, or Homes

The name on the organ is sufficient guarantee of its merits

The Mason & Hamlin Organs

are acknowledged to be the best instrument on the market

By special arrangement with the Mason & Hamlin Company, we are able to make to Sabbath-schools, Churches, and Individuals this splendid offer

We will give this $150 Organ, on board the cars at Boston, Mass., for only 50 new yearly subscriptions to the SIGNS OF THE TIMES at $1.00 each

A little cooperative work, on the part of Sabbath-school scholars and church members, will very quickly and easily secure one of these organs

For further particulars, suggestions how to get to work, etc., address

Signs of the Times

OAKLAND, CAL.