Falmouth-by-the-sea : the Naples of America . incedevoted their entire time to the development ofthese instruments, and to-day the Bay State Guitars lead the world in purity of tone andbeauty of design. The same standard of excellence hasalso been achieved in our Bay StateMandolins, Banjos, and Zithers. Thequality of these instruments has \vonfor them a reputation held by no othermake in the world. No home is complete without a Guitar, Man-dolin, Banjo, or Zither, They cost very little,and give pleasure on every occasion — yachting,tramping, on excursions or picnics, rowing, on thepiazza, or i
Falmouth-by-the-sea : the Naples of America . incedevoted their entire time to the development ofthese instruments, and to-day the Bay State Guitars lead the world in purity of tone andbeauty of design. The same standard of excellence hasalso been achieved in our Bay StateMandolins, Banjos, and Zithers. Thequality of these instruments has \vonfor them a reputation held by no othermake in the world. No home is complete without a Guitar, Man-dolin, Banjo, or Zither, They cost very little,and give pleasure on every occasion — yachting,tramping, on excursions or picnics, rowing, on thepiazza, or indoors in rainy weather. They costonly a few dollars, and last many years, Wecarry in stock an immense assortment of theseinstruments, and our prices are low. No onecan fail to be satisfied in selecting a **BayState instrument. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, FREE. John C. Haynes & Company, 453 to 463 Washington Street^ Boston. 195 Largest Makers of Silverware, Cut Glass and FineChina in the United States of America*.^ v^ -^ ^ <h MX. PERPETUAL industrial exhibition is open to the public at Ncw-Bedford-by-the-Sea. Its floors would cover six and one-half acres of ground. Power-ful machinery and wonderful mechanisms are on every hand to relieve skill and genius, as far as in-dustrial organization possibly can, of tne burden of mechanical labor. Every hour sees some new^ ideal coming into form from the crude products of nature under the hand of artistic skill. From the quaitz sand of our Berkshire hills, oxide of lead, and other opaque ingredients, scientifically mixed and melted, comes that most wonderful production in the whole rangeof human invention, — namely,GLASS! To see it blown anddraw^n into the various shapesis like watching a wonderworker. Visitors never tire ofw^itnessing developments in thisdepartment. Cutting, polishing,and decorating are processes in-teresting in the extreme. Theobserver is invariably impressedwith the skill and patience re-quired to w^ork out
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