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MR. FRANK M. LOW, PORTLAND.

WELL! There's one store-front in Portland that you can't pass idly by— I have tried it, many an instance, and it always holds the eye. It's a triumph of artistry, a marvel of good taste And an index of the business and the skill with which it's placed. I wish I had the language that befits the happy theme, I would draw for you a picture of a store that is a dream; But there's one thing mighty certain, in the wondrous things they show, That, whatever be the article, the price is always Low. For 'twas Low who built the business and has made its name so great; 'Tis Low who's made it famous, as the finest in the State, Whose skill in advertising and whose genius—nothing less— Has developed here the business that has always spelled "success." It's the habit, up in Portland—she must be conservative; She must try out her men of business; must know them "where they live"— Let us tell you what we gather, as business reputations go, "One of our best, most-honored merchants—" is Portland's Frank M. Low.

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+WELL!  There's one store-front in Portland that you can't pass idly by—
+I have tried it, many an instance, and it always holds the eye.
-ELL! There's one store-rront In Portland that you can't pass idly byI have tlied it, many an instance, and it always holds the eye.
+It's a triumph of artistry, a marvel of good taste
-It's a triwnph of artistry. a marvel of ~od taste
+And an index of the business and the skill with which it's placed.
-And an index or the business and the skill with which it's placed.
+I wish I had the language that befits the happy theme,
-I wish I bad the la~uage that befits the happy theme.
+I would draw for you a picture of a store that is a dream;
-I would draw f01' you a picture of a store that is a dream;
+But there's one thing mighty certain, in the wondrous things they show,
-But there's one thjn~ mi~hty certain. In the wondrous thtn~ they show.
+That, whatever be the article, the price is always Low.
-Tllat, whatevel' be tbe at'Ucle, the price is always Low.
+For 'twas Low who built the business and has made its name so great;
-:P or 'twas Ilow who buDt the business and bas made its name so ~l'eat;
+'Tis Low who's made it famous, as the finest in the State,
-'Tis Ilow who's made it famous. as the finest in the State,
+Whose skill in advertising and whose genius—nothing less—
-\VllOse sldU in advertisi~ and whose genlus-nothin~ lesslIas developed bere the business that bas always spelled "success."
+Has developed here the business that has always spelled "success."
-It's tbe habit, up in Portland-sbe must be conservative;
+It's the habit, up in Portland—she must be conservative;
-She must tryout her men of business; must know them "where they llve"Let us tell you wbat we ~ther, as business reputations go,
+She must try out her men of business; must know them "where they live"—
-"One of our best, most-bonored mercbants-" is Portland's Frank 1\1. Low.
+Let us tell you what we gather, as business reputations go,
+"One of our best, most-honored merchants—" is Portland's Frank M. Low.
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