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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
E. D. Irvine, who has been in the pianol
business in Macon, Ga., for the past twenty-!
two years, is closing out his present stock of
pianos and organs with the object of making
a change in his methods and line of goods.
This means the dumping of a lot of well-
known instruments on the market at cut-
throat prices much to the dissatisfaction of
dealers in that and surrounding cities.
John Evans, of Newby & Evans, started on
Friday, the 18th, for a brief business tour and
returned on Wednesday last. He starts again
this week on a four-weeks trip.
MUSIC CABINET
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TWO, THREE, FOUR,
TEN RECEPTACLES.
BARROWS MUSIC CO
SAGINAW MICH
Against Trading Stamps.
Assemblyman Holbert has introduced a
bill into the Assembly (N. Y.), making it a
misdemeanor to issue trading stamps and
similar devices. It is in the form of an
amendment to the Penal Code, and adds a
new section to take effect on September next.
It reads as follows:
" A person who shall issue trading stamps
or other devices to any person engaged in
any trade, business, or profession, with the
promise, express or implied, that he will give
to the person presenting to him such stamps
or other devices, money or anything of value,
without receiving from such person the value
thereof, or make to any such person any con-
cession or preference in any way, on account
of the presentation of such trading stamps or
other, devices; or being engaged in any
trade, business or profession, shall distribute
or present to any person dealing with him
any such trading stamps or other device in
consideration of any article or thing pur-
chased of or any services performed by him,
shall be guilty of misdemeanor."
for flusical Strings.
Felten & Guilleaume's Steel Husic Wire.
Beckh's Pure Silver Wire.
Beckh's Silver Plated Copper Wire.
HAriflACHER, SCHLEHriER & CO.,
5ole Agents for
U. S. AND CANADA.
209 BOWERY, NEW YORK.
THE A. B.
CAMERON
PIANOS.
CO.
Manufacturers
of Fine
Factory, 511 West 40th Street,
NEW YORK.
33
Foster & Waldo's Enterprise.
Minneapolis points with pride to a great
many solid business houses, those which have
grown up with her and those which her many
advantages have induced to locate here. Of
course, a special pride and interest is mani-
fested in those houses which have really
been started and developed in her midst.
They are really her own children. 'Tis said
of a man you can judge him by the company
he keeps. It is equally true of a city, the
character and standing of her business
houses, gives some idea of her genuine worth
and solidity. Minneapolis can well afford to
rest her case on this very point. She espe-
cially points with pride to a large number of
genuine, through and through Minneapolis
concerns, whose very beginning was right
here. Her splendid growth and development
is reflected in these many successful business
houses and enterprises. A genuine through
and through Minneapolis business house,
started and built up right here, is that of Fos-
ter & Waldo, the piano dealers. It is doubt-
ful if there is another instance in the whole
piano history of America where so large and
successful a business has been built up during
the same length of time. It speaks volumes
for the many commercial advantages of Min-
neapolis. About ten years ago this house
was started by real Minneapolis people in a
very modest way and has continued to pros-
per and grow each year, until now, go where
you may, in any part of America, it is known
and recognized as the most solid, substantial
piano house in the Northwest. The past two
years have been the most prosperous in the
career of this successful firm.—Minneapolis,
Minn., Times.
A. D. Brown, music dealer, while settling
some business matters this week with Marion
Irvin, who lives on Brown's place, at Rome,
O., a dispute arose, and Irvin hit Brown on
the back of the head with two rocks.
John H. Reardon, manager of the New
England Co.'s branch store in Chicago, will
probably be the next alderman to the Chicago
A LEADER.
Board
from the Twenty-fourth ward. His
The dealer who wants a piano that he can placft
alongside of any piano made, and show it to have more candidacy has been warmly supported.
points, to recommend it i n tone, action and design of case,
can find such an instrument in the BLASIUS PIANO.
BLASIUS PIANO
Wholesale BLASIUS PIANO CO.
WOODBURY, N. J.
8 Miles from Philadelphia
PERFECTION REALIZED.
The F. W. Baumer Co. of Wheeling, W.
The BLASIUS is the most perfectly constructed Va., who recently altered the second floor of
Piano now before the trade, it embodies the good points
of the world's greatest makes, together with inventions their building in order to display effectively
found only in the BLASIUS PIAlSi O.
the instruments which they handle, are now
extending the improvements to the first floor.
Retail
When completed the entire building will be as
ft SONS
fine
a piano home as one would care to see.
1101,1103 and 1119 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
HEINRICH
It will pay the wide awake dealer to investigate this
piano. Thoroughly first-class and sold at a mod-
erate price. Write right now. © © © © ©
HEINRICH PIANO CO., 703 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Highest Grade Pianofortes
(WREST-PIN AND STRINGER SYSTEMS.)
LISZT, CHURCH, CHAPEL and PARLOR
ORGANS.