Mehlin

Inverted Grand Pianos

(Patented and Trade Mark)

THE MOST IMPROVED UPRIGHT PIANOS MADE

They contain the same fundamental principles of construction as the regular Horizontal Grand Pianos. Be sure to investigate these superior instruments before purchasing any other. Mr. Loomis will be pleased to give all further information.

PIANOS

Martin Guitars and Mandolins
Cole Banjos and Banjeaurines

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SPALDING'S

OFFICIAL
ATHLETIC

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FOR 1906

Edited by JAMES E. SULLIVAN
All Intercollegiate and Interscholastic Meets and
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