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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Mr. Hasse "On Deck" Again.
William F. Hasse,
115 East 14th St., New York.
NEAR STEINWAY HALL.
Piano Stools, Scarfs,
Cows of all
Descriptions.
COflPOSERS' BUSTS,
MUSIC CABINETS.
Selections of Scarfs
Sent on Approval.
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William F. Hasse, who has been suffer-
ing from a severe attack of la grippe for
several weeks, returned to the warerooms
on Monday and is now "on deck" again,
attending to business.
The Hasse stock is replete as usual, with
special features.
The several depart-
ments for piano stools and chairs, covers
and scarfs, music cabinets and composers'
busts, contain a variety to suit all tastes and
preferences.
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REGINA CORONA
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The first and only Disk Music Box made which
is provided with an automatic tune-changing
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CHICAGO, U. S. A.
There is nothing special to record this
week concerning the Weser products, ex-
cept that they are selling at a lively rate.
No matter what the Weser output may be,
there is no difficulty in placing it.
This speaks volumes for the all-round
values of the Weser pianos. Dealers learn
that they can find customers for Weser in-
struments when they cannot dispose of
others. Therefore they snap them up as
soon as finished and soon come again for
more.
The Review, when visiting the A. B.
Cameron Co.'s factory and warerooms on
Tuesday, noticed a new panel, about to be
introduced in a new Cameron Style. This
style is to be ready soon, and it will prob-
ably equal any of the Cameron products as
a good seller. In the meantime, a steady
demand continues for those now in the
catologue.
Simplest
Strongest,
Cheapest
nd Best Toned
sie Boxes mad
GUITARS, MANDOLINS, ZITHERS
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Weser Values,
A. B. Cameron Co.
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The secret of Mr. Hasse's success is his
happy combination of right prices with
artistic products. He has several velour
and other special bargains and believes
dealers will further their own interests by-
writing for information and samples.
NEW YORK and ST. LOUIS
Seigel=Cooper Advertising.
Here is a sample of department store
piano advertising taken from the announce-
ment of Seigel-Cooper in the daily papers
this week:
REGINA MUSIC BOX CO.,
RAHWAY, N. J .
The Bernhardt Piano.
highly finished and first-class in every respect:
must be seen and testtjd to be appreciated; as
good, if not better, than the pianos exclusive
dealers want $200 or more for. Our price, for
cash, only
$125
We sell Pianos for spot cash only, but we save you
$75 at least as compared with prices of the credit
piano store. Pianos tuned anywhere in the
Boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn, work
guaranteed, for only
$1.00
Manufacturers of All Kinds of Piano
FELT5
Offices and Warerooms, 56 Reade St., New York. 1 Mills at Glenville and Seymour, Conn.
THE JAMES & HOLSTROM
are
admitted to be of the highest artistic excellence.
Profitable for dealers to handle.
Factory: 233=235 EAST 21st ST., NEW YORK.
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FRANCIS
CONNOR
The Right piano
at the Right Price.
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ARE BUILT TO SATISFY A CRITICAL TRADE.
Warerooms:
4 East 42nd St., New York.
Factory Address:
134th S t . and Trinity Ave., So. Boulevard.
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SEYER'S SERMAN BUCKSKINS,
£09 Bowery, N. Y
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REVIEWLETS.
Comstock, Cheney & Co., makers of ac-
tions, keys, and hammers, Ivoryton,
Conn., are having a system of fire alarms
put into their upper factory, and will, ex-
tend their hydrant system to the lower fac-
tory. They have all the safe-guards against
fire which are known to be of value. Busi-
ness is very active.
In the suit of the White-Smith Music
Co. against the Manier & Lane Music Co.
of Jacksonville, Fla., who recently assign-
ed, an order has been granted by Judge
Call of the Circuit Court, that complainants
are entitled to default and judgment, and
the clerk of the Court was instructed to
assess all damages and costs against the
defendants for the complainants.
W. J. Weirsbach is a recent acquisition
to the forces of the Brainerd-Tanner Co.,
manufacturers of fine piano hardware, 107
Chambers street, this city. Mr. Weirs-
bach is an able salesman with abundant
experience and should have no difficulty
in augmenting the interests of the excel-
lent firm with which he is now connected.