Presto

July 18, 1925,
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PRESTO
SMALL GOODS AND SUPPLIES
tochwil; Wielka Nedzac Bye, Dziewczyno, Win
Baluta.
Foreign Rolls (music only), Hebrew: Marche
Russe (Toska Porodina), Pianist, D. E. Miller.
Splendid Variety of Word Rolls, Regular
Italian—La Bella Fliorentina, Mazurka, Pub.
Bishop; Un Capricio A Vescera, Mazurka, Giuseppe
Rolls, Foreign Numbers and Auto-Art
Vescera; Un Saluto a Guido Deiro, Marcia. Giuseppe
Music in New Bulletin.
Vescera; Waltz Serenate Siciliana, Giuseppe Vescera.
Polish: Bella Florencowa, Mazurka, Pub. Bishop;
The following are the new word rolls in the August
bulletin of the United States Music Co,, Chicago: To Nasze, Kujawiaki, Ed. Krotochwil.
Auto-Art (word rolls)—These rolls for standardized
Angry Woman's Blues, Jean Lonts; Are You Sorry,
fox trot, pianist Cal Welch; At a Georgia Camp reproducing tracker bar; Ah-Ha!, fox trot, Lee Sims,
Meeting, pianist Lee Sims; Because of You, fox trot, pianist; Don't Bring Lulu, fox trot, Jack Pierce,
pianist, Jack Pierce; Hong-Kong Dream Girl, fox pianist; If You Knew Susie (Like I Know Susie),
Welch; Farewell, waltz; Flag That Train, fox trot, fox trot, Carl Welch, pianist; I Hear a Thrush at
pianis Jack Pierce; Hong-Kong Dream Girl, fox Eve, serenade, Eberhart and Cadman, Robelt Bil-
trot, pianist Jack Pierce; I Ain't Got Nobody, blues, lings, pianist; Just to Hear You Whisper (I Love
pianist Cal Welch; I'm So Ashamed, waltz-fox trot You), song, Robert Billings, pianist; Kashmiri, song,
chorus, pianist Harold Wansborough; In a Little Robert Billings, pianist; Montmartre Rose, fox trot,
Love Boat, fox trot; pianist Cal Welch; I Want You, Horace Prell, pianist; Where Is the Dawn, song,
fox trot, pianist Cal Welch; La Golondrina (The Caesar and Edwards, Robert Billings, pianist.
Library Edition (word rolls)—Answer (Go Forth
Swallow), waltz; Mecca Flat Blues, pianist Cal
Welch; Mighty Blue, fox trot blues, pianist Cal and Find), ballad, Robert Billings, pianist; Calm as
Welch; Moonlight Makes Me Long for You, waltz; the Night, song, Carl Bohm, Earl Billings, pianist;
My Sweetie Turned Me Down, fox trot, pianist Jack Just to Hear You Whisper (I Love You), song, Rob-
Pierce; One Smile, fox trot, pianist Lee Sims; Row! ert Billings, pianist; La Rosita, song, Robert Billings,
Row! Rosie, fox trot, pianist Jack Pierce; Say. Ara- pianist; Mighty Lak' a Rose, song, Stanton and
bella, fox trot, pianist Lee Sims; Yes, Sir! That's My Nevin, Robert Billings, pianist; Old Folks at Home,
song, Stephen C. Foster, pianist, Earl Billings;
Baby, fox trot, pianist Henry Winston.
Is the Dawn, song, Caesar and Edwards,
Regular Rolls (music only): Jolly Musicians, Where
Robert Billings, pianist.
march; Young Americans, march.
Library Edition (music only)—"Aida," G. Verdi,
Foreign Word Rolls—Bohemian : Louka Zelena, Potpourri, Robert Billings, pianist; Novelette, Robert
Valcik, A. L. Maresh; Ten Krasny Cas, Palcik; Zele- Billings, played by Composer; Zampa Overture. Her-
ny Hajove (Green Groves).
old.
German: Rosaliebchen, walzer-intermezzo; Still
Wie Die Nacht, song, pianist Roger Le Mar.
THE TARIFF ON LOGS.
Mexican and Spanish: Es L T n Golfo!. tango Ar-
Notice has been given of a public hearing by the
gentino, Primelles and Lecuona; Flor del Mai, Arr. United States Tariff Commission in the Federal Build-
V. Beltrain; Oh-la-la ("Ba-Ta-Clan"), Cancion fox ing in Seattle, Wash., on Aug. 4, at which time and
trot; Sangre Mora, Paso-doble, Montesino and Qui- place all parties interested will be given an opportunity
roz.
to be present, to produce evidence, and to be heard
Polish: Idzie Maciek Przez Wies, Mazur, Ed with regard to the differences in costs of production
Krotochwil; Luba Golembica (La Poloma); Miala and all other facts and conditions with respect to
Mama Corki Dwie Krakowiak, Ed. Krotochwil; the following articles: logs of fir, spruce, cedar, or
Nasza Kasia. Kujawiaki; Ulanska, polka, Ed. Kro- western hemlock.
U. S. ROLLS FOR AUGUST
WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
PORTLAND'S NEW ORCHESTRA
New Organization Led by W. A. McDougall and
Playing Conn Instruments Entertain Elks.
Musical merchandise dealers in Portland, Ore.,
may congratulate themselves on the prominent part
that band instruments play in the functions and
festivities of National Elks' convention in that city
this week, when 100,000 Elks will foregather.
A new organization is the Royal Purple Orchestra
of eleven pieces fully equipped with Conn instru
ments, purchased from the McDougall-Conn Co., is
prominent in the events. W. A. McDougall is the
organizer and manager of the orchestra, and he has
selected a talented group of musicians.
The members are V. Lillotson, piano and director;
Bruce O. Rowan, trumpet; Burton Leech, trumpet;
L. M. Warner, trombone; W. T. Couling, oboe and
saxophone; E. A. Leech, saxophone and clarinet;
D. Bourassa, saxophone and clarinet; F. K. Trem-
bly, drums; M. Genar, bass viol, and George Elder,
saxophone.
COST OF SPRUCE LUMBER.
A preliminary statement of information secured
by the Tariff Commission in its investigation of the
cost of production of spruce, fir and other logs in
the Northwest shows a slight difference between
domestic and Canadian cost. In 1923 174,000,000 feet
of logs were imported from Canada, and, based on
statistics it gathered, the commission estimates do-
mestic production at 8,326,000,000 feet, indicating that
about 95 per cent of the logs going into production of
Puget Sound came from domestic logging operations.
MAHOGANY IMPORTS FOR MAY.
Imports of mahogany logs into the United States
in May were 4,905 M feet, of which 1,635 M feet
were from Africa, 1,697 M feet from Central America,
1,195 M feet from Mexico, and 144 M feet from the
Philippines. Incoming shipments of cedar logs ag-
gregated 1,235 M feet. Imports of sawn mahogany
from the Philippines amounted to 3,171 M feet and of
other sawn cabinet woods, 642 M feet.
THE SELPO TRUCKS
FOR PIANO MOVERS
Manufacturers of
PIANO ACTIONS
HIGHEST GRADE
ONE GRADE ONLY
The Wessell, Nickel & Gross action fa a
guarantee of the grade of the instrument
in which it is found.
FACTORIES:
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OFFICE
4S7 W. 4Sth
45th St., 10th Aw. & W 46th. H I - - • •
Comstock, Cheney & Co.
Ivory Cutters and Manufacturers
Piano Keys, Actions and Hammers
The last word in END TRUCKS. Make your service the best.
These trucks are most complete and sturdy. The frame is cross
braced and riveted, so it can not rack.
The bail has been lengthened to increase its leverage. Also, Sill
Trucks, Piano Hoists, Covers and special made straps.
Manufactured by
SELF LIFTING PIANO TRUCK CO.
FINDLAY, OHIO
IVORY AND COMPOSITION-COVERED ORGAN KEYS
T h . only Company Furnishing the K«ya, Actions, Hammers and Brackets Complete
Telegraph and R. R. Station: Essex, Conn.
Office and Factories: Ivoryton, Conn.
THE O. S. KELLY CO.
Manufacturers
of
High
Oracle
PIANO PLATES
SPRINGFIELD
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OHIO
Factory and Offiea
DOLQEVILLE,N.Y
JULIUS BREGKWOLOT & SON, ING.
Manufacturers of
Saw Mills
Fulton Chain
and
Tupper Lake
Piano Backs. Boards, Bridges, Bars,
Traplevers and Mouldings
SOLE AGENTS FOR RUDOLF GIESE WIRE
WESTERN REPRESENTATIVE:
CENTRAL STEEL & WIRE CO.,
119-127 N. Feoria Street,
J. BRECKWOLDT, Pre».
Chlcarfo, 111.
W. A. BRECKWOLDT, Sec. & Trea,.
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