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THE ARGOSY ADVERTISER. THE WORLD OF SCRAPS! A 18th CENTURY RELIEF. Of all the occupations of leisure, the business cf Scrap Collection and Scrap adornment 15 the most simple, elegant, useful, and interest- 1g whether for male or female, young, middle- aged, or old. To the young the SCRAP BOOK 3 an endless source of a delightful occupation and distinctly a means of an encouraging and Cevvioping aspiration to Art Study. Pride in a well-filled and well-arranged Scrap Bock is a most excusable interest. Who shall tell of the glories of SCREEN WORK P ‘coe but those who have engaged in this re- crauon can have but the faintest idea of the ptasant and profitable hours to be found in the prsut of this fascinating employment | Materfamilias rejoices in an elegant Scrap Scfeen as an almost indispensable piece of furniture. Paterfamilias rejoices in the same elegant tap Screen as the practical and artistic out- cume of much enjoyable home work. We have much pleasure in stating that we tave this season made arrangements for the >.p.y of Scraps at prices which will,we believe, Astonish the World of Scrap Workers. —e oe 6 We will sell One Million Sheets of Scraps at 6d. (7 stamps) a packet, which is practically Giving them Away ! These we intend simply as sample packets, each packet will contain not less than 20 sheets or upwards of 200 Subjects for 6d. (7 Stamps only). We also sell sample packets at 18. (13 stamps) containing 40 sheets or upwards of 400 pieces. Also sample packets at Qs. (25 stamps) con- taining the most varied assortment of Scraps, all of which are of superior quality; and for 2s. Gd. (3x stamps) a sample parcel of the choicest specimens of Scrap Art carefully se- lected from the best makers and of surpassing value, and as A last grand offer, for 58. we will send the whole of the above sample parcels together making a complete parcel such as we believe could not be purchased at less than £1 at any retail house in the world. ~ NoTiIcze.—Send us 7 stamps for a 6d. parcel, and you will be so pleased with it, that we feel confident you will patronise us again, and re- commend us to your friends. Of course we return the money if we do not give satisfaction. THE NATIONAL ART GALLERY, 25, Wormwood Street, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. M. GRACE, Secretary. 9 EACH, POST FREE. LONDON MUSICAL AGENCY’S s CHEAP MUSIC. Fail Music Size; on good Paper; strictly Correct. S., Song; S.S., Sacred Song; P.F., Pianoforte Piece. lh, he Kissed me, s. | Fairy Wedding Waltz. Kyrie, from z2th Mass. pf. | Somebody Whispered, s. is Pants the Hart,s.s. | Far Away, s, Little Sweetheart, s. Still I Love Thee, s. inchor's Weighed, s. ' Fire in the Grate, s. Silver Threads, s. t Child, s, Lost Chord, s. Lancers Quadrilles, p. f. Love at Home,s. ite Danube Waltz, p. f. ‘ Firat Violet, s. ‘tebels of Scotland, : Gipsy's Warning, s. mtu variations, p. /. | : Old Jeff, s Sweet Kiss Polka, 9. f. Silvery Waves, easy p. f. Sir Roger de Coverley, *u.¢ Mahone, s. uardian Angel, s. Maid of Athens, s. Signal March, . /. labv Mine, s. | Grandfather’s Clock, s. Maiden’s Prayer, s. Ep: f.| Strangers Yet. -arie Dundee, 8. Gloria, from 12th Mass. Mountain Belle, ot.| Those Evening Bells, s. "dge, The, s. Hearts of Oak, s. Men of Harlech, s. Tom Bowling, s. 73 Walez, f. f. Home once more, s. Minstrel Boy, s. Turkish March, ?. /f. izKs of Allan Water, s. | Highland Schottische, pf. Marseillaise, s. Tout ala Joie Polka. 2.67 Herring, s. Harmonious Blacksmith, | Masical Box, 4 f. They Like lt, c. s. mail Bink S. Hold the Fort,s.s. [p. f/f. | Nobody’s Darling, s. Thorn, s. rk Lez, s, Hungry Army, s. Old King Cole, s. Tell me, my Heart. ening Bells, s. Huntingtower, s. Oh, dem Golden Slippers. | Veteran (bass). Man, s. Home, Sweet Home, s. Only an Ivy | eaf, s. Village Blacksmith, s. wean Quadrilles, ./ Home, Sweet Home, p. /. | Oh, gently Breathe, s. Vacant Chair, s. cncalo Galop, p. f. ( : Pilot, $.. Vicar of Bray, s. “"n bythe Riverside, s.{ Irish Schoolmaster, s. Poor Old Joe, s, Vital Spark, s s. sth of Cocks Robin, s. | I know that my Redeemer | Ruth, s.s. Wolf, s. . of Nelson, s. Ss. S. . | Rainbow Schottische. Wedding March, 4. /. ti7nen W Is there room for Mary? | Robin Adair, s. Weber's Last Waltz. ply Cradle, s. | {one Barleycorn, s. Rats’ Quadrille. White Squall, s. Cuutez Moi, p. f, ohn Peel, s. Sweet Violets, s. Wait till theClouds roll by Also just veady.—The Clouds are rolling by (Citas. Pacr’s Popular Reply to “* Wait till the Clouds roll! ly.’’) aro all at TWOPENOE each. No charge for postage. Complete Catalogue, rd. (with 4s. Song free) LONDON MUSICAL AGENCY, 71, Hatton Garden. GIVEN AWAY to the readers of this M ne One Tho Pounds worth of New Music. THI! W usand LONDON MUSICAL AGENCY, 132, Clerkenwell Road, London, E.C., opposite Hatton Garden, sill give a 4s. Song, full music size, with pianoforte accompaniment, to every applicant. Enclose Stamp £1000. LOO @ (SO) (SO)