. Portrait . pparently,therefore, there is no saving of postage through theuse of Mr. Laflers system. We hope that none of our readers have been in-convenienced in any way through our announcementthat such cards could be mailed with photographic printsat third class mail rates. Advanced Prices on New York StudioOutfits and Stands Effective April 26, 1918, the Ansco Upright StudioStand will, when purchased separately, be listed at$42. This increase is necessary because of the greatlyadvanced cost of raw materials and labor entering intothe construction of this Stand. This advance naturally affe
. Portrait . pparently,therefore, there is no saving of postage through theuse of Mr. Laflers system. We hope that none of our readers have been in-convenienced in any way through our announcementthat such cards could be mailed with photographic printsat third class mail rates. Advanced Prices on New York StudioOutfits and Stands Effective April 26, 1918, the Ansco Upright StudioStand will, when purchased separately, be listed at$42. This increase is necessary because of the greatlyadvanced cost of raw materials and labor entering intothe construction of this Stand. This advance naturally affects the price of completeOutfits which have been uniformly increased $3 eachto the following list prices: No. I. New York Studio Outfit, complete, 8x10 $ No. I. New York Studio Outfit, complete, 11x14 I54-00 No. 2. New York Studio Outfit, complete, 8x10 115-50 No. 2. New York Studio Outfit, complete, 11x14 Complete specifications covering these Outfits willappear in next months Portrait. PORTRAIT. Home Portrait by G. Edwin Williams ^y^° PORTRAIT Our Cover Portrait and the Hall of Fame MR. G. EDWIN WILLIAMS of Los Angeles, CaL,began his photographic career as a home por-traitist in Rochester, N. Y., no one knows howmany years ago. After some years of work there began to reahze that Rochester, notwith-standing its prosperity and promise, did not offer abig enough field for his expanding ambition, and thus,looking for larger fields to conquer, he followed theadvice of Horace Greeley, Go West, young man, goWest, and went. In 1910 he reached Los Angeleswhere he met with instant success in his specialty—portraiture in the home. He soon found that hisbusiness was increasing to such an extent that theportable outfit had to be installed in a studio—wherethe mountain could come to Mohamet. So Mr. Wil-liams made for himself a home studio from his owndesigns and plans which now stands as one of theattractions of his adopted city, prominently located inthe best
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