Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 13, 1916, Page 4

SRR e ———— A 0 e 55 e e A Pioneer’'s Splendid O “HEART SONGS” 470 of the World’s Greatest Songs in a Single Book — Never Before Sold for Less Than $2.50 Per Copy Presented by Bemidji Pioneer " toits READERS—onc of ‘JOE MITCHELL CHAPPLE’S $10,000 Prize Books 400 songs selected by more than 20,000 people all over the world. izes Awarded by VICTOR HERBERT, one of America’s most popular composers and conduct- ors; and G. W. CHADWICK, one of the greatest native American composers, and Director of the New England Conserva- tory of Music. : | More Than 400 Songs EVERY SONG chosen for some personal association; some tender memory; some life-lasting effect; for the haunt- ing beauty of its words; for the lilting music of its melody. The familar songs of the long-ago, that are treasured in the heart forever. Over 400 Comglcte Songs practically giving away thousands of copies. enormously increase the demand for their work. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ffer to You | th.Words and i IMusie) 500 Pages HEART SONGS UL LB U UV UL, Greatly Reduced Size. Full Size, 7 x 9 1-2 inches EVERY READER ENTITLED TO A COPY OF THIS GREAT BOOK Over 500 Pages FOUR YEARS of song gathering to obtain the correct words and music of this unrivalled collection—many of them Folk songs only here published for the first time. Others never before found in a home volume. The real heart songs of 90,000,000 people. e ————— i N I HERE IS THE PIONEERS SPECIAL OFFERING Tu YOU! ‘We consider it a great _privilé'ge' to be able to place before our readers this marvelous offer. With more than100,000 copies already sold at $2.50 each —1t was no easy matter to persuade the publishers to consent to a great daily newspaper; one this and they now agree with us that it will Yet we have Red English Cloth—Gold Cover—Art Inlay—Regular $2.50 Volume, 98 cents and SIX COUPONS on consecutive dates Dafactive Paae BY MAIL, 10) cents extra for postage: (Coupon Printed on Another Page.)' MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1916. —— The Heart Songs of 90,000,000 People Many of these songs cannot be found in any other colle tion. They came in yellow, time-worn, tear-staine sheets—that had been sacredly ¢reasured €rom child hood—others were written out from memory—som §= were given by titles only—or remembered verses, in § volving a long search to obtain the whole. \ Of the thousands received it is safe to say that the sever hundred finally selected—as having the largest n of votes and the highest endorsement—represent todaf the taste of the American people in its choice of music We believe that the distribution of this unrivalled songco | lection will bring more happiness into the homes of ot Readers; will do more to make them attractive to youn and old; do more to inculcate a love for music; to elevate, and refine the home life; to cultivate the noble and higher virtues of the fireside—than any other,meani we could adopt. At B T LN Favorite songs from the song-lore of the, English Irish Scotch, - German Italian _ Spanish French Swedish, Norsef - Danish American Negro' hopes, the fears, the smiles, the tears, that e up warp and woof of human.life—witfi.all‘inlchaq i sm———\ Filled with the memories, the longings, the}re etl,:g lights and shadows. 7 Arranged in Lower Key THE only songbook written and arranged in low key so that every, member of the family can join in the singing. Many pieces harmonized and adapted for the first time to mixed voicesd /5 A veritable treasury of words wedded to music’ that is not for a day but for all time. For the’ family—for parties—for social gatherings.