MUSIC BY. BES 1) Leal | y iin GUS.FDWARDSJie EDWARDS, who gave music lovers that beautiful high-class ballad, “That's What the Rose Said to Me,” is hereby offering his latest, best and most classic composition : “This Rose Brings My Heart to You,” issued for high, low and medium voice. , This Rose Brings My Heart To You. Soy by we EBwAlaDs, sie to yuu, List to Ts plea, dear, Wt speakafor ime, dear, Pleads for Ey - ‘ry breath of if per < fume weet, Tels of For Sale Wherever Music is Sold GUS EDWARDS MUSIC PUB. CO. {5/2 BROADWAY, NEW YORKCome On Play Ball With Me Dearie. Lyric by Music by EDWARD MADDEN. GUS EDWARDS ‘Tempo di Valse rubato. = Sweet Ma- mie Ma - see was @ Sweet Mame Ma - gee was === = =| danced in the cho= rus by nights ‘oth - er dames fol -lowedher — planj PPS Et tee tet —— P| + oS Cony b MOWE by oe Ree Me Ppa Besrgalin tie Bite may pi li ens Be REGS dy Me Sen ocean Af) Dhetiat and Petwnine igus ef ts aes for fetta on seein are cr Por permission apply te Gon Blwarde Musie Aub, Go. 1521 roa otro acueing the Aca Paar Canady in Year MEK by She lnc Moniek, the Spt of Aglare“fan in her way, Fora dall-game'wns Ma-mie® de - bie halle threw Kiee= en TI Ma sie could not aad Ghrouph a game and then send in her name And in ‘Thats a wo tun, they act al-most frum - an When vite them all down to ter Snell sing) to the ine tat ogstd they try to crush a poor they get mich eny ~ er TH buy the most wine This re shrill tre-mo - flay -er If hol ~ ler his ome play Mal ith me aaCHORUS. Come on play ball with me. dear ie, Tii’taten"what-ev-eryou “throw,” 4 Imnow lots of places where-we can'run bas-es*If youll on-ly wait forme af-ter the ehow,- We wort “run home'till yourewear ~ y Youll like my “curvesfnev-er — fear; * * heart is on fire, WhenCupidsUurpire, Come on, come on, ‘play ball Withmedear. Comeder a Com on play Mall wish me deasie.Gs EDWARDS has given you the classiest, most tuneful and purest Home Songs in the last twelve years. Gus Edwards gave you the greatest song of all the songs that did the most good for the people, not only as a song but as an educator. This song had more imitators than any ten songs put together. The song we mean is “SCHOOLDAYS.” Ik sold over a million copies. But Gus Edwards on this page offers a sample of one of his best musical efforts, “SUNBONNET SUE.” Sunbonnet Sue baie (When | was a Kid so High) ie WILL D. comp. ee srs ; GUS EDWARDS. CHORUS. Siowly-sonderiy, Sunbonnct Sue, Suntonoet Sue, Sumshineand rowes ran Tkikeed yom twice, Tie ondy a kindof a"kid hiss!" But ft tastedlots nicer than rie, ed " ss hes FOR SALE WHEREVER MUSIC: IS SOLD