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Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman BUI at 373 Fourth Ave., New York, Feb. 22,1913
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ET us get together—our interests are
mutual!
We manufacture—yua sell. There-
fore, Mr. Piano Dealer, you are interested
in products which will in crpjisp vour in-
come, are you not ?
There is no line that will open up
better business possibilities than automatic
musical instruments.
To particularize: The Peerless line—
Peerless in name and in accomplishments.
We have the products—you have the means
of disposing of them. Let us get together.
We have not only the manufacturing
organization but we have supplied our-
selves with a publicity equipment so that
we are in a position to aid the dealer very materially in his work.
You will find that the Peerless Automatic Piano is a hustler for
business.
It is a profit increaser. It is a salesman which talks eloquently.
We have studied the automatic musical instrument business for years.
We are specialists.
We were pioneers in the automatic musical instrument line and you will
find, if you take up the Peerless line of instruments, which includes every-
thing from a perfect automatic piano up to the largest type of artistic
orchestrion, that you have a line which will form a tremendous profit-
building factor in your business.
Our various styles are artistic. They have many qualities wnicn appeal
to the eye and their musical excellence is admittedly strong.
Now, you can have the value of a splendid organization, supplying most
helpful literature, giving you ideas which will lead to trade development in
vour territory.
In brief, we can help you to create business—help you to reap a golden
harvest.
Does that not sound good to you?
Then, let us get together for business advance. Why not ?
PEERLESS PIANO PLAYER CO.
F. Engelhardt & Sons, Propr's
Factories, St. Johnsville, N e w York