OFFER STORE TO CITTS ilTDRS ClABIiE NELSON WANO CO. IN- VITE PUBLIC TO USE SALES-" ROOM FOR HEADQUARTERS. Electric Player Instrument Just Produced to Bo on Exhibition at Celebration. You are hereby invited to make the salesroom of the Cable Nelson Piano company in West Main street your headquarters during Prosperity week. The Cable Nelson Piano company has commissioned the Telegraph- Press to send out this cordial invitation to everybody in Kalamazoo and all the visitors who will come here tor the big Prosperity week event And while you're there you'll be treated to a display of all the newest designs of Cable Nelson pianos, and the latest of the Cable Nelson inventions, the electric player piano, which will be here in time for the big event. This player piano, the first electric player to be made by the Cable Kelson firm, is to be a wonderful instrument and there will be much interest in the program, which will be played on it. Incidentally, the Cable Nelson company has just sold a new piano to the Majestic for their stage, a Cable Nelson already being in use in the pit. A splendid display of the Cable Nelson pianos has been sent to Hartford for the fair. But during Prosperity week you're Invited to the Cable Nelson store. Ulflf is ew n in STORES OF H O Housewives Find No Need to Visit Larger Cities Even For Rarest of Merchandise. There may be cities that have more stores. But the city with more kinds of stores than Kalamazoo has would indeed be hard to find. For there's practically nothing mat the average person could want, be it necessity or luxury that cannot be found in Kalamazoo. From the rarest Jewels to the most } KALAMAZOO TELEQRAPH-PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, lOlK" inexpensive of nicknacks, from the rarest of flowers to tho most exquisite reproductions of the flower markers art, fnni the most prosaic of necessary food to the daintiest and most tempting creations of tho expert confection's art, from the simplest of kitchen utensils to tho most eleborate of house furnishings, from tho most necessary of household domestics to the gowns from the worships of Paris, all these and many more widely varied articles are to be found in the shops of Kalamazoo. For there aro nig department stores, there are specialty dress shops for women, there are millinery stores, there aro shoe stores, there are embroidery shops, there are flower alores, there are jewelry stores, there are even shops where hand made jewelry is offered, there are drug stores, there are men's clothing stores, there aro haberdashery snops, there are men's hat shops, men's shoe shops, tailoring establishments, grocery stores, fruit stores, bakeries, fish store, confectioner's stores, leather goods stores, corset shops, novelty stores, china stores, furnUure stores, hardware stores, book stores, stationers' stores, news stands, art stores, importers' shops, stores from which may secure electrical appliances, tea stores, coffee stores, wall paper stores, paint stores, implement stores, paper stores, second hand stores, music stores, sporting goods stores, in fact ever kind of store. Indeed it would be a whole heap easier to enumerate the kinds of stores which Kalamazoo has not, than to attempt to make a list of tihe kinds of stores which Kalamazoo has. Certain it is, there is no need of any resident of Kalanyizoo which Kalamazoo's stores can't fill. THIS IS FRATERNAL DAY AT SOIL SHOW (By the United Press.) DENVER, Colo., Sept. 30.—This Is Fraternal day at the International soil-products exposition here. The local lodges of all the fraternal societies of Colorado are entertaining the members of their lodges from the cities west of tho Mississippi river, which are located in farming communities. These visitors include the farmers from the principal granges. Special exhibits showing the results of the efforts of the boys and girls who have been following the advice of the United States department of agriculture in forming clubs and raising superior crops were among the features today. Pries were awarded. Most women read every recipe in a newspaper, and( If any one will listen, delight In reading them out loud. A hundred times a wek a woman says under such circumstances. "I am going to try that next time I bake." But she never does; she goes off on a trail after a new basque. W®mmm r V: k'-M mm ; , - -fS synonymous with the names of the Until two years ago, when the East cities where they are located. The Main street hostelry underwent a Park-American hotel is such a one. . complete remodeling and renovation Of MiitJOPEflill ~A j Quality in Wares and Wide Awake Business Mothods Arc Appreclated Lccatly. There are drug stores, and drug store€. But Kalamazoo has the typo of drug stories to which she may point with pvide. For they are metropolitan In appearance, reliable in the quality of goods which they retail, and up lo the minute In every respect. In addition to their regular lines of drugs, and the usual accessories which are carried by the ordinary drug store, there Is In addition a soda fountain in practically every drug store in the city which does not fall to add to the popularity of these places. An Innovation for drug stores in Kalamazoo has been made by some which serve fountain lunches, doing no small amount of business serving quick luncheons to shoppers and business people throughout ihe day. Other druv stores feature kodaLs and kodak supplies along with the iwgular line of drugs. But flirt and foremost all
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