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The violinist, 1903

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1The Violinist
3SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR NOVEMBER
5POSTAGE PREPAID ON OUR ADVERTISED MUSIC
7Berceuse Caroline (Special) 1st and 3d pos.
8Dance la Antique (By Fischel) 3 for 50c
10Chart showing development of Violin Making in Italy. Size 11 x 14 inches. Beautiful border, an ornament for every studio. Price, 15 cents . . .
12CATALOGS SENT ON REQUEST
14Teller Publishing Co
156060 State Street :: Chicago
17Olde Violins
19COLLECTORS of old rare violins will be interested in a new "Edition de Lux" catalogue containing beautiful photo-engravings of genuine rare specimens of old Violins, Violas, Cellos and Basses. The catalogue contains about 450 specimens of rare old instruments ranging from $50. to about $2500. with a short description of each instrument by a competent judge.
20Catalogue C sent gratis.
22The C. FISCHER Establishment contains one of the finest collections of old and modern bows to be found in the United States, as well as a splendid and very elaborate assortment of all kinds and grades of String Instruments such as Violins, Violas, Cellos, Basses, as well as all wood-wind and brass instruments.
24Sole Proprietor of Calvin Baker's Violin, Cello, and Bass Rosin, finest in the world and does not dust. Sample cake mailed anywhere for 25 cts.
26Do not purchase anything in Music, Musical Instruments or Strings before you have sent for the Carl Fischer Catalogues. They save you time, trouble and money.
28Send 20 cents for the finest Naples String (No. 41) in the world. I import and sell more strings than any other dealer in the United States. A catalogue of 10,000 compositions as well as studies, methods, etc., for string instruments sent gratis. Catalogue D.
30C. FISCHER 6-10 4th Av. NEW YORK (Cooper Sq.)
32Chicago Violin School
33HARRY DIMOND GEO. STEINHAUS DIRECTORS
34505 Handel Hall, 40 East Randolph Street
35Chicago
37Our List
38Scherzo, David $ .15 $ .40
39Elegie, A. Bazzini .35 .85
40Canzona, op. 314, C. Bohm .24 .60
41The Last Rose of Summer, arr. Vieuxtemps .42 1.00
42Kuiawiak, Wieniawski .19 .50
43Gigue, op. 23, " .30 .75
44Scene from Lohengrin, Wagner .20 .50
45Romanze, op. 72 No. 1, Wohlfahrt .15 .40
46Tarantella, op. 85, No. 6, Raff .30 .75
47Spinning Song, Hollaender .25 .60
48Dancla, op. 118, complete .35 1.00
49Op. 43, Hungarian Rhapsody, Hauser .40 .90
50Cavatina, Oscar Schmidt .19 .50
51Fantasie Caprice, Vieuxtemps .38 1.00
522nd Concerto, op. 22, Wieniawski .75 2.00
53Op. 30, No. 3, The Butterfly, Hubay .30 .75
54Op. 30, No. 5, The Zephyr, " .30 .75
552nd Concerto, DeBeriot 1.00 2.75
57VIOLIN METHODS
58Wichtl's You: g Violinist .65 1.25
59Pleyel's Duets, op. 8 .20 .50
60Rode Violin Concerto, No. 4 .20 .50
61Dont, op. 35 .42 1.00
62Dancla, op. 74, School of Velocity .21 .50
63Sitt's op. 32, bks 1 and 2, each .50 .75
64Sevcik's op. 8 .33 .75
65Henning's Scale Exercises .19 .50
67Zimmerman's ROSIN Distributor
68Price 35c
70Wonderful Results Obtained
71Will last a life-time. Greatest invention for Violinists in years. It never heats. Impossible to cut any hair. Distributes rosin equally to every part of the hair. Does it in five seconds. A child can do it. Results are astonishing
73Our Chemically Refined Rosin Kills them all
74Violinists who have been using high-priced French and German rosins throw them away after first trial of this system. Write for SPECIAL OFFER and testimonials from every theater leader and musical college in New York and Chicago. For sale by all dealers. Address . . . . . .
76J. W. Zimmerman & Co.
773819 State Street, Chicago, Illinois
78Patented in U.S. Patents pending in all foreign countries
80For Sale Three beautiful Old Violins
81JACOBUS STAINER
82ANDREA AMATI
83VUILLAUME
84K. Reindahl, 26 E. VanBuren St., Chicago

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