Presto

Issue: 1927 2110

January 8, 1927.
PRESTO-TIMES
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With the
oAdvent of 1927
Tfie M. £chulz
oAnnounces
^chulz Qlony Qrand 'Piano
)W in symmetry of its design, new in its
varied finishes, new in the superiority
of its fittings, this small grand piano retains
those qualities of musical wealth and consci'
entious workmanship that have long distin"
guished Schulz pianos. The length of the Colony
Grand Piano is five feet. The case is veneered
in either mahogany or walnut, both being selected
from extraordinarily fine logs, and both of ex-
ceptional beauty. The optional finishes include
the popular lacquer with antique high lighting.
M. SCHULZ CO.
^Manufacturers Since 1869 ^ CHICAGO
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January 8, 1927.
PRESTO-TIMES
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lano
Easily unpacked—no
hammer necessary
KNOW what's what about pianos,
facts about some benches.
I prising
Only "two minutes
and a serewdriver"-
to assemble.
Over ton Patented
Locking Construction
with stretcher. Makes
permanently rigid.
I could tell you some sur-
Take, for instance, the first morning I appeared on the dealer's sales
floor. In came a beautifully dressed woman, and the salesman
brought her over to me. She seemed to like me. The salesman
shoved one of the cheap benches before me. Immediately her
expression changed. I could not help but notice her dissatisfac-
tion. The salesman noticed it, too.
'Excuse me just one minute,' he
said politely. He slipped into
the storeroom and in two
minutes reappeared with a
beautiful n e w OVERTON
Bench fresh from its carton.
1 shall never forget how at-
tractive that bench looked.
Next day in her beautiful home
she showed me to some of her
friends, and t h e y all ex-
claimed, 'What a beautiful
piano!
And the b e n c h
matches it, doesn't it?'
The up-shot was that five other
ladies bought pianos with
OVERTON benches of the
same dealer.
To begin with, it exactly match-
ed my shade, and the top was
I am the Piano—I know the
beautifully hand-rubbed and
brass tacks about OVERTON
polished to match my own
BENCHES. I say that they
finish.
are a splendid piano-sel'
investment for any dealer."
The lines of the bench matched
Write for prices, and our hand-
too. When he placed it before
some new color card of
me, the lady said, 'I like that
Standard Overtoil Finishes.
very well—send it over.'
S. E. OVERTON COMPANY
South^Haven, Michigan
Some K. D.
Advantages
Saves 60% Freight.
Saves 75% Storage
Space.
K. D.—and Easy to
Handle.
Ships Scratchless.
Sets Up Instantly.
Permanently Rigid.
Spacious Music Com-
partment.
Large Duet Size 15"
x36".
Exactly
Matching
Shades.
Beautifully Finished.
Equipped with Play-
er Lifts.
Our Quantity - Dis-
count-Plan.
Compact dust-and-
moisture-proof car-
ton. You can carry it
under your arm.
Overlon No. L'4 K. D. Bench. Full 15"x36
Duet Size.
Grand Height 19%" w i t h
Brass Caps. Furnished also in 20 V4" with-
out Brass Caps for regular uprights and
players.
Hand-rubbed tops with player
Mfts
and music
compartment.
"The
UNIVERSAL BENCH."
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