Music Trade Review

Issue: 1925 Vol. 81 N. 3

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JULY 18, 1925
Radiola 24, suitcase model with
built-in loudspeaker. With six Ra-
diotronsUV-199 . . . $195
you
selling mis man?
Thousands everywhere are eager to buy
a Portable Radiola Super-Heterodyne
Thousands will buy—if you will sell. With
the popularity and the periormance-fame
of the Radiola "Super-Het," sales are easy
enough—if you go after them. With two
completely portable models of the "Super-
Het"—with strong backing of advertising
for them—and train loads—highway-fulls
—of people going off to sea and mountain,
there's big summer business right now for
the man who knows it is there and goes
out to get it.
Radiola 26, with its extra bat-
tery cabinet for home use. Wal-
nut finish; loudspeaker built-in.
With six Radiotrons UV-199
$225
Radio Corporation of America
Chicago
New York
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AN
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San Francisco
RCA PRODUCT
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THE MUSIC TRADE
8
REVIEW
JULY 18, 1925
Seeburg Pianos
DO
"Stand Up"
CONTINENTAL PJANO CO.
Dealers in
RLRCTRIC PIANOS ond PLAYIiRS
Geo. H. Y«<;r, Prop.
OMAHA, NEB.
1IV N. iStb Si
J. P. Serburg Piano Co..
Chicago. 111.
Gentlemen:—
Where do you iliink this can be beaten?
I hare a style "G" piano of yours ptirchawd from y«
in 1913.
' tt has l « n al 14!? Dmicla* «.. this city all [his time
OSITIVE
ROFITS
like ihiy I would likr ti> ln-ar of
Y,r, truly,
GKORGK J-. YAGKK.
TRUTH/
IN ADVERTISING
PROFITS
WITH
DIGNITY
/n strl , ments
HAVE STOOD T , I E
~e still generously
profits .for
One of the many SF.EBURG stylet-
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providing
FAR SIGl /TED DEALERS
iAUo matt* fur ttt* hom*, It 4tsir*d)
Responsible Representation invited
J. P. SEE BURG PIANO C
J. P. SEEBURG PIANO CO.
"iSliders in the Automatic Fiflit"
- "headift in ihr Automatic fi*l4"
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