Music Trade Review
Issue: 1887 Vol. 10 N. 21 - Page 10
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
330
E. P. CARPENTER GO
BRATTLEBORO,
Manufacturers of the Highest Grade
of Reed Organ.
{CARPENTERS
VERMONT.
THE now and very beautiful "Louis Fifteenth" styles
of Wilcox & White Organ Co. have struck the popu-
lar demand.
THE new styles, 250, 250 y 2 and 2C.0 of the Burdett
Organ Co., Erie, Pa., are very handsome. The mel-
low tone, delicate touch and easy blowing make these
organs very desirable instruments.
S. D. SMITH, President.
H. W. SMITH, Vice-President.
E. W. SMITH, Treasurer.
BOSTON, MASS. .
LONDON, ENS.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
ter, Mass., made us a very pleasant call last week.
Mr. Leland reports business excellent in all his
branches. He will make a trip to Europe shortly to
make arrangements for enlarging his band instru-
ment manufacturing.
ORGANS PIANO Go.
BOSTON. MASS.
**
MWl'PAfTlIllERS OP
STORY & CLARK have already been obliged to
double their issue of catalogues, which they suppos
LAKE
C. D. PEASE will spend his summer vacation on his
farm in the Berkshire Hills, Mass. Mr. Pease has
one of the most delightful summer residences of any
member of the trade.
MR. WOODBURY, of W. H. Jewett & Co., Leo-
FRANK A. LELAND, of S. R. Leland & Son, Worces-
THE Western Union Telegraph have established a
station at the factory and offices of Story & Clark.
This is but the result of Immense pressure of corre-
spondence and increase of business. The firm of
Story & Clark never fail to score some new point as
each month goes by, and it is safe to say no other
house is more alive to their own interests and those
of their agents than this well known firm. Orders
from foreign agencies are greatly facilitated by this
new departure and fully two weeks gained.
INCORPORATED I884.
SEND FOR CATALOGUES.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
NKW CATALOGUES NOW RE \ D Y .
minster, Mass., is making a trip through the New
England States in the interest of the Jewett piano.
It is not necessary to predict a successful trip, for
the Jewett instrument possesses t,wo very taking
qualities with the dealers, to wit: quality which is
first-class and price which is medium, and further-
more the firm is an honorable one in every respect,
and any dealings which the trade may have with it
will prove satisfactory and profitable to the trade.
MR. HERRBURGER, JR., of Paris, is making a trip
through the West in company with Mr. William
Tonk.
IT SEEMS to be becoming quite a general thing for
the trade to go to Europe for their summer vacation.
At present, Alliert Weber, Henry Behr and S. B.
Khoninger are on the other side, and soon they will
be joined by James Cumston, John F Stratton, S. It.
Leland, of Worcester, llichard Rauft, Jr., Mr.
Kranich, of Kranich & Bach, who leaves on Juno 4th,
with his wife and son, Mr. Louis Kaemerer, of George
IfRAKAUED
I t BROTHERS, H
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
THE EASIEST SELLING.
. WRITE FOR PRICES.
PIANO CO, ?
666 WASHINGTON ST.,
F. W.
BOSTON.
IHr, Manager.
ed would last one year from last January. The de-
mand for the organ is in like proportion.
0. H. R. MiLiiEii gave a very fine piano recital at
Taylor's music store, Springiield, Mass., on Saturday
evening, May 2lst. He used all the different makes
of pianos which seemed to please the audience very
much. There were about three hundred people pres-
ent and they went away well satisfied with the enter-
tainment. Mr. Taylor will have a number of recitals
at his rooms during the summer.
THE new special style upright of Newby & Evans
is certainly a handsome instrument and well deserv-
ing of the successful run it is having. Messrs. Newby
& Evans are having a large trade which taxes their
factory to its utmost.
CABLE & SONS, New York, have just completed a
new scale piano which they intend to push with vigor.
They have already sold quite a number of this new
style, all of which give good satisfaction. The firm
have takeu into partnership a gentleman of unexcep-
tional business qualifications and they propose to
push their wholesale trade more than ever before.
W. W. BACHELDER, JR., of Oliver Green, Boston,
was in the city last week selecting goods. He gave
Cable & Sons a good order.
THE SMITH AMERICAN
ORGAN & PIANO CO.,
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS.
Strictly First-class Workmanship, Material, and
Finish. Prices Reasonable. Corre-
spondence solicited.
"WAREBOOMS,
BOSTON"
40 E. Union Square.
LATEST
Patent**! April 'JO, 1887.
ATTACHED TO ANY ORGAN.
ORGAN BENCH,
HAND BLOW LEVER,
ALL, ENTIRELY NEW.
Also, New and Beautiful "LOUIS 15th" Styles.
ENTIRE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH OUR
FOOT PEDALS AT A REASONABLE PRICE.
FOB FTTLI, PARTICUJ.AttS, ADDRESS,
Wilcox & White Organ Co,
MERIDEN, CONN., U.S.A.
Hallet & Davis Pianos
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steck & Co., who sailed last Thursday, Reinhard
Kochman, with Behning & Son, who sails on June
1st, with his wife, and George Bothner, the well-
known action manufacturer, who will go over in
about two weeks. - Music and Drama.
ONE of the oldest representative business houses
of Junction City, Kan., is the music house of S. W.
Pierce & Co., established in 1871. Their business is
not confined to local trade, but their travelling sales-
men reach every hamlet in the State. They do an ex-
tensive jobbing business in pianos, organs and musi-
cal merchandise, and their mail order trade in band
and orchestra music and supplies covers the entire
State and extends in Colorado, Nebraska and adjoin-
ing states. They have an extensive acquaintance over
the State and consider this the most desirable loca-
tion for their business on account of the superior
railroad facilities.
KNABE DAY at Taylor's music store, in Springfield,
Mass , on June 1st was a grand success. Prof. E. B.
Perry, the blind pianist of Boston, furnished the en-
tertainment in two fine programmes, including selec-
tions from Chopin, Schumann, Schubert-Liszt, Dew-
ey, Rubenetein, Jensen, Liszt and compositions of his
own. The Knabe grand piano was used and proved
fully equal to every shade of tone and power which
the artist desired to produce.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRICHT.
Indorsed by Liszt, Gottschalk, Wehli, Bendel Strauss, Soro Abt,
Paulus, Titiens, Heilbron and Germany's Greatest Masters.
ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY.
BOSTON, MASS.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
330
E. P. CARPENTER GO
BRATTLEBORO,
Manufacturers of the Highest Grade
of Reed Organ.
{CARPENTERS
VERMONT.
THE now and very beautiful "Louis Fifteenth" styles
of Wilcox & White Organ Co. have struck the popu-
lar demand.
THE new styles, 250, 250 y 2 and 2C.0 of the Burdett
Organ Co., Erie, Pa., are very handsome. The mel-
low tone, delicate touch and easy blowing make these
organs very desirable instruments.
S. D. SMITH, President.
H. W. SMITH, Vice-President.
E. W. SMITH, Treasurer.
BOSTON, MASS. .
LONDON, ENS.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
ter, Mass., made us a very pleasant call last week.
Mr. Leland reports business excellent in all his
branches. He will make a trip to Europe shortly to
make arrangements for enlarging his band instru-
ment manufacturing.
ORGANS PIANO Go.
BOSTON. MASS.
**
MWl'PAfTlIllERS OP
STORY & CLARK have already been obliged to
double their issue of catalogues, which they suppos
LAKE
C. D. PEASE will spend his summer vacation on his
farm in the Berkshire Hills, Mass. Mr. Pease has
one of the most delightful summer residences of any
member of the trade.
MR. WOODBURY, of W. H. Jewett & Co., Leo-
FRANK A. LELAND, of S. R. Leland & Son, Worces-
THE Western Union Telegraph have established a
station at the factory and offices of Story & Clark.
This is but the result of Immense pressure of corre-
spondence and increase of business. The firm of
Story & Clark never fail to score some new point as
each month goes by, and it is safe to say no other
house is more alive to their own interests and those
of their agents than this well known firm. Orders
from foreign agencies are greatly facilitated by this
new departure and fully two weeks gained.
INCORPORATED I884.
SEND FOR CATALOGUES.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
NKW CATALOGUES NOW RE \ D Y .
minster, Mass., is making a trip through the New
England States in the interest of the Jewett piano.
It is not necessary to predict a successful trip, for
the Jewett instrument possesses t,wo very taking
qualities with the dealers, to wit: quality which is
first-class and price which is medium, and further-
more the firm is an honorable one in every respect,
and any dealings which the trade may have with it
will prove satisfactory and profitable to the trade.
MR. HERRBURGER, JR., of Paris, is making a trip
through the West in company with Mr. William
Tonk.
IT SEEMS to be becoming quite a general thing for
the trade to go to Europe for their summer vacation.
At present, Alliert Weber, Henry Behr and S. B.
Khoninger are on the other side, and soon they will
be joined by James Cumston, John F Stratton, S. It.
Leland, of Worcester, llichard Rauft, Jr., Mr.
Kranich, of Kranich & Bach, who leaves on Juno 4th,
with his wife and son, Mr. Louis Kaemerer, of George
IfRAKAUED
I t BROTHERS, H
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
THE EASIEST SELLING.
. WRITE FOR PRICES.
PIANO CO, ?
666 WASHINGTON ST.,
F. W.
BOSTON.
IHr, Manager.
ed would last one year from last January. The de-
mand for the organ is in like proportion.
0. H. R. MiLiiEii gave a very fine piano recital at
Taylor's music store, Springiield, Mass., on Saturday
evening, May 2lst. He used all the different makes
of pianos which seemed to please the audience very
much. There were about three hundred people pres-
ent and they went away well satisfied with the enter-
tainment. Mr. Taylor will have a number of recitals
at his rooms during the summer.
THE new special style upright of Newby & Evans
is certainly a handsome instrument and well deserv-
ing of the successful run it is having. Messrs. Newby
& Evans are having a large trade which taxes their
factory to its utmost.
CABLE & SONS, New York, have just completed a
new scale piano which they intend to push with vigor.
They have already sold quite a number of this new
style, all of which give good satisfaction. The firm
have takeu into partnership a gentleman of unexcep-
tional business qualifications and they propose to
push their wholesale trade more than ever before.
W. W. BACHELDER, JR., of Oliver Green, Boston,
was in the city last week selecting goods. He gave
Cable & Sons a good order.
THE SMITH AMERICAN
ORGAN & PIANO CO.,
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS.
Strictly First-class Workmanship, Material, and
Finish. Prices Reasonable. Corre-
spondence solicited.
"WAREBOOMS,
BOSTON"
40 E. Union Square.
LATEST
Patent**! April 'JO, 1887.
ATTACHED TO ANY ORGAN.
ORGAN BENCH,
HAND BLOW LEVER,
ALL, ENTIRELY NEW.
Also, New and Beautiful "LOUIS 15th" Styles.
ENTIRE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH OUR
FOOT PEDALS AT A REASONABLE PRICE.
FOB FTTLI, PARTICUJ.AttS, ADDRESS,
Wilcox & White Organ Co,
MERIDEN, CONN., U.S.A.
Hallet & Davis Pianos
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steck & Co., who sailed last Thursday, Reinhard
Kochman, with Behning & Son, who sails on June
1st, with his wife, and George Bothner, the well-
known action manufacturer, who will go over in
about two weeks. - Music and Drama.
ONE of the oldest representative business houses
of Junction City, Kan., is the music house of S. W.
Pierce & Co., established in 1871. Their business is
not confined to local trade, but their travelling sales-
men reach every hamlet in the State. They do an ex-
tensive jobbing business in pianos, organs and musi-
cal merchandise, and their mail order trade in band
and orchestra music and supplies covers the entire
State and extends in Colorado, Nebraska and adjoin-
ing states. They have an extensive acquaintance over
the State and consider this the most desirable loca-
tion for their business on account of the superior
railroad facilities.
KNABE DAY at Taylor's music store, in Springfield,
Mass , on June 1st was a grand success. Prof. E. B.
Perry, the blind pianist of Boston, furnished the en-
tertainment in two fine programmes, including selec-
tions from Chopin, Schumann, Schubert-Liszt, Dew-
ey, Rubenetein, Jensen, Liszt and compositions of his
own. The Knabe grand piano was used and proved
fully equal to every shade of tone and power which
the artist desired to produce.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRICHT.
Indorsed by Liszt, Gottschalk, Wehli, Bendel Strauss, Soro Abt,
Paulus, Titiens, Heilbron and Germany's Greatest Masters.
ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY.
BOSTON, MASS.
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