RM2AWWTK2–Catalogue of Sunday School supplies for Christmas 1897. . Display in Kansas State Insane Asylum, Supt Eastman writes :— We have had most ExcellentChristmas Entertainments, but we think this was a little the Best one we ever had. JBE SURE TO READ ABOUT OUR SNOW STORM MACHINE ON PAGE 18. Catalogue of our Latest Inventions for Sunday School Christmas Festivals. 5 - r^^!M^^iliV / i // ifi. i;iiiii il i, U n M . j|i,i jiiiiH iiVii>|i ^f Exceedingly Attractive Display in St. MarksSunday School, Toledo, O.
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RM2AWWW4A–Catalogue of Sunday School supplies for Christmas 1897. . From Society of Willing Workers, Arkadelphia, Ark. Mrs. Henderson writes:—The Photographer could not take the Snow falling, hence much of the Beautiful Effect was Lost.. Display in Kansas State Insane Asylum, Supt Eastman writes :— We have had most ExcellentChristmas Entertainments, but we think this was a little the Best one we ever had. JBE SURE TO READ ABOUT OUR SNOW STORM MACHINE ON PAGE 18. Catalogue of our Latest Inventions for Sunday School Christmas Festivals. 5 - r^^!M^^iliV / i // ifi
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RM2AWWWNT–Catalogue of Sunday School supplies for Christmas 1897. . Log Cabin in Fierce Snow Storm, North Congregational Church, Lynn, Mass. Supt LewisWRITES:— This was the Best Thing we Ever Had.. From Society of Willing Workers, Arkadelphia, Ark. Mrs. Henderson writes:—The Photographer could not take the Snow falling, hence much of the Beautiful Effect was Lost.
RM2AWTY0K–Catalogue of Sunday School supplies for Christmas 1897. . 18 J. & P. B. MYERS, Formerly Skidmore & Co., 85 and 87 John St., N. Y.. MYERS PATENT SNOW STORM MACHINE Patented in U. S. October ist, 1895. Canada, January 15th, 1896. The Only Appliance Ever Designed for Making A Real Live Snow Storm on the Stage. USED BY SUNDAY SCHOOLS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY LAST CHRISTMAS AND PRONOUNCEDA GRAND SUCCESS BY EVERYBODY. SEE TESTIMONIALS. Many years of experience have taught lis just what to get up to make yt)ur Christmas Entertainmentsa success. Here is a smart little invention and a wonder-worker in the
RM2AWTRYA–Catalogue of Sunday School supplies for Christmas 1897. . »il*^r^»j^s^>J«»*^ Ashland, Kt., Jan. 15th, 1896. The Snow Storm Machine worked to perfection.W. H. H. EBA.Velasco, Tex., Feb. 1st, 1896. I liked the snow arrangement, it was fine. K. C. WILLIS.Versailles, Ind., Jan. 12th, 1896.We had brownies, fairies, news-boys, and work-men in costume; the snow storm on fairies wasbeautifully grand. jjjjg ^ c. TYRRELL. Hudson, Mass., Jan. 21st, 1896. Wehad five very smallboys as snow elves come induring the snow storm withantics suitable for occasion.The whole was a most pro-nounced success, the
RM2AWTTBP–Catalogue of Sunday School supplies for Christmas 1897. . snow. Price Complete, with full Directions, $1.50. By Mail, 25 Cents Extra.Extra Filling of Snow, 30 Cents. TUSTiisaiojsn.A.ijssi. Branford, Conn., Jan. 6th, 1896. The Snow Storm Machine was a success, and wewere much pleased with it. g q JOHNSON. Alexandria, Va., Jan. 6th, 1896. The Snow Storm Machine we bought from youattracted a great deal of attention. HARRY M. HANTZMON,South Berwick, Me., Jan. 13th, 1896.The Snow Storm Machine worked to perfec-tion. jlEV. E. W. CUMMINGS. Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 20th, 1896. Our Snow Machine wasa grand