Music Trade Review
Issue: 1896 Vol. 22 N. 15 - Page 19
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THE MUSIC TRADE REV1FW
Reaching Out for Business.
THE ERD PIANO FACTORY NOW HAS SALES-
ROOMS IN BAY CITY.
T
Agencies will be established in other
Michigan cities as soon as the output of the
Erd factories can be increased sufficiently
to keep pace with the growth in business
that would naturally result from such a plan
of action. Mr. Erd has reserved the whole
of Michigan as the territory to be handled
exclusively by the factory, hence the neces-
sity of the numerous agencies. The Erd
factory is now supplying instruments to
dealers in many States. — Saginaw News,
April 26.
HE large number of Erd pianos sold in
Bay City, and the constantly increas-
ing business in that territory, has made it
necessary for Mr. Erd to establish sales-
rooms at that point. A handsome store has
been secured at the foot of Center street,
and stocked with a complete line of Erd
grand and upright pianos and the Erd harps.
A Profitab e Industry.
Pianos of a cheaper grade are also handled.
The new warerooms are in charge of Mr.
Edward Moran, who has been connected
HE jewsharp factory at Bath-on-the-
with the Erd factory since it was estab-
Hudson is unusually busy for this
ished.
season of the year. Mr. Smith, the pro-
T
Ai*t in . .
Piano Construction
That the
. . made bcj. .
21
prietor, said Friday morning that so many
orders are received that the factory will
not shut down this summer, as has usually
been necessary. One firm on Chambers
street, New York, for which Mr. Smith has
been making jewsharps fourteen years, is
taking all of a certain kind that the factory
is able to turn out. Orders have recently
been received from Minneapolis and other
Western cities. Mr. Smith has been obliged
to increase his force.—Troy Times, April
28th.
To Manufacturers.
O
NE of the largest retail merchandising
firms of the West can arrange to give
room for sale of pianos from a reliable fac-
tory. Address "A. B. C , " Music TRADE
REVIEW, NO. 3 East Fourteenth street, New
York City.
C. G. CONN
is clearly evidenced in
THE. . .
are tbe Best In tbe TOorlft is establisbefc bp tbe following Solift jfacts:
Story & Clark
They are indorsed by all the great bandmasters in
America.
They are used by all the principal soloists of the
great bands of America.
They combine all the latest and best improvements
which are protected by letter patents issued to
Mr. Conn.
None but the most skilled workmen are employed
in their construction.
PIANOS. They are in advance in point of
tonal effect and case architecture
STORY & CLARK
.
Factories, Chicago
You ask
why the
Packard ?
None but the best materials are used in their
make-up and finish.
Every instrument is guaranteed for five years.
Over fifty thousand testimonials have been written
by actual users of the instruments.
The Conn instruments captured the highest award
and best diploma over all competitors at the
World's Columbian Exposition. Comparison
df documents respectfully invited.
The most experienced teachers
recommend The Wonder
Solo Cornet to their
. . . pupils . . .
BECAUSE
They are easier to blow than any other made.
The valve action the lightest and quickest
made.
Because it is an absolutely first- They are the most perfectly tuned band instru-
ments in the world.
The valves are constructed of non-corrosive metal
class piano, sold at the lowest price
the best quality and greatest volume
• and do not get out of order.
consistent with the highest grade They of have
tone, perfectly equalized throughout the A band equipped with Conn instruments will
of material and workmanship.
register.
make good music and good music insures suc-
The models are handsome and convenient, and
cess.
the arrangement of valve slides are so con- The Wonder instruments are sold on the install-
structed that water cannot accumulate therein.
ment plan on easy terms, and their purchase
does not necessarily involve a large cash out,-
They are durably constructed with a view to giv-
FT. WAYNE ORGAN CO.
ing good service.
lay.
If you wish to secure an instrument which will give you perfect satisfaction, combining all the most recent improvements
FACTORIES
purchase the WONDER, made by C. G. Conn, and you will make no mistake. For further information, address
FT, WAYNE, IND.
C. G. CONN, ELKHART, IND., OR WORCESTER, MASS.
T H E . .
GHPEH
Is a PIANO that will interest you, that is, if you are looking for a large,
well-proportioned instrument, of pleasing case design, of striking
appearance, possessed of a superb tone. All this, and recollect you can buy
it at a moderate price—extremely moderate, considering its excellence.
BROOKPORT PIANO M'FG- CO
Bourne Piano
New York Representatives:
WINTERROTH & CO
105 E. 14th Street,
Factory:
BROCKPORT, N T
Celebrated for its tone, touch, design,
finish, durability and valuable improvements.
Write and find out about our new styles. . .
. BOURNE & SON,
ESTABLISHED 1837.
Manufacturers. . . .
105 TREMONT ST., BOSTON, HA-S5.
THE MUSIC TRADE REV1FW
Reaching Out for Business.
THE ERD PIANO FACTORY NOW HAS SALES-
ROOMS IN BAY CITY.
T
Agencies will be established in other
Michigan cities as soon as the output of the
Erd factories can be increased sufficiently
to keep pace with the growth in business
that would naturally result from such a plan
of action. Mr. Erd has reserved the whole
of Michigan as the territory to be handled
exclusively by the factory, hence the neces-
sity of the numerous agencies. The Erd
factory is now supplying instruments to
dealers in many States. — Saginaw News,
April 26.
HE large number of Erd pianos sold in
Bay City, and the constantly increas-
ing business in that territory, has made it
necessary for Mr. Erd to establish sales-
rooms at that point. A handsome store has
been secured at the foot of Center street,
and stocked with a complete line of Erd
grand and upright pianos and the Erd harps.
A Profitab e Industry.
Pianos of a cheaper grade are also handled.
The new warerooms are in charge of Mr.
Edward Moran, who has been connected
HE jewsharp factory at Bath-on-the-
with the Erd factory since it was estab-
Hudson is unusually busy for this
ished.
season of the year. Mr. Smith, the pro-
T
Ai*t in . .
Piano Construction
That the
. . made bcj. .
21
prietor, said Friday morning that so many
orders are received that the factory will
not shut down this summer, as has usually
been necessary. One firm on Chambers
street, New York, for which Mr. Smith has
been making jewsharps fourteen years, is
taking all of a certain kind that the factory
is able to turn out. Orders have recently
been received from Minneapolis and other
Western cities. Mr. Smith has been obliged
to increase his force.—Troy Times, April
28th.
To Manufacturers.
O
NE of the largest retail merchandising
firms of the West can arrange to give
room for sale of pianos from a reliable fac-
tory. Address "A. B. C , " Music TRADE
REVIEW, NO. 3 East Fourteenth street, New
York City.
C. G. CONN
is clearly evidenced in
THE. . .
are tbe Best In tbe TOorlft is establisbefc bp tbe following Solift jfacts:
Story & Clark
They are indorsed by all the great bandmasters in
America.
They are used by all the principal soloists of the
great bands of America.
They combine all the latest and best improvements
which are protected by letter patents issued to
Mr. Conn.
None but the most skilled workmen are employed
in their construction.
PIANOS. They are in advance in point of
tonal effect and case architecture
STORY & CLARK
.
Factories, Chicago
You ask
why the
Packard ?
None but the best materials are used in their
make-up and finish.
Every instrument is guaranteed for five years.
Over fifty thousand testimonials have been written
by actual users of the instruments.
The Conn instruments captured the highest award
and best diploma over all competitors at the
World's Columbian Exposition. Comparison
df documents respectfully invited.
The most experienced teachers
recommend The Wonder
Solo Cornet to their
. . . pupils . . .
BECAUSE
They are easier to blow than any other made.
The valve action the lightest and quickest
made.
Because it is an absolutely first- They are the most perfectly tuned band instru-
ments in the world.
The valves are constructed of non-corrosive metal
class piano, sold at the lowest price
the best quality and greatest volume
• and do not get out of order.
consistent with the highest grade They of have
tone, perfectly equalized throughout the A band equipped with Conn instruments will
of material and workmanship.
register.
make good music and good music insures suc-
The models are handsome and convenient, and
cess.
the arrangement of valve slides are so con- The Wonder instruments are sold on the install-
structed that water cannot accumulate therein.
ment plan on easy terms, and their purchase
does not necessarily involve a large cash out,-
They are durably constructed with a view to giv-
FT. WAYNE ORGAN CO.
ing good service.
lay.
If you wish to secure an instrument which will give you perfect satisfaction, combining all the most recent improvements
FACTORIES
purchase the WONDER, made by C. G. Conn, and you will make no mistake. For further information, address
FT, WAYNE, IND.
C. G. CONN, ELKHART, IND., OR WORCESTER, MASS.
T H E . .
GHPEH
Is a PIANO that will interest you, that is, if you are looking for a large,
well-proportioned instrument, of pleasing case design, of striking
appearance, possessed of a superb tone. All this, and recollect you can buy
it at a moderate price—extremely moderate, considering its excellence.
BROOKPORT PIANO M'FG- CO
Bourne Piano
New York Representatives:
WINTERROTH & CO
105 E. 14th Street,
Factory:
BROCKPORT, N T
Celebrated for its tone, touch, design,
finish, durability and valuable improvements.
Write and find out about our new styles. . .
. BOURNE & SON,
ESTABLISHED 1837.
Manufacturers. . . .
105 TREMONT ST., BOSTON, HA-S5.
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