Music Trade Review
Issue: 1897 Vol. 24 N. 9 - Page 25
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Canadians for Reciprocity.
The representatives of the Canadian
Government have been visiting Washing-
ton fort he purpose of securing closer com-
mercial relations with the United States.
It has been suggested that a commission
consisting of two Americans and two Cana-
dians should be appointed to consider the
general subject of reciprocity, and report
to their respective governments if a com-
mercial treaty be possible.
Sir Richard Cartwright, the Canadian
Minister of Trade and Commerce, made
the following remarks relative to the fore-
going, which should meet with a sympa-
thetic response from this country:
"We Canadians believe that our trade
should flow through natural channels and
this natural channel inclines to this coun-
try. If we cannot trade with America we
shall be compelled to trade with Great
Britain, and once these intimate relations
are established with the mother country it
will be difficult to break them. The effect
of Canadian competition can only be felt
immediately along your northern border,
while on the other hand the manufacturers
of the United States will secure a greatly
enlarged market. I do not believe that
the effect of Canadian competition is felt
to any extent except along the northern
fringe of your northernmost States. The
American manufacturer has nothing to
fear; he has everything to gain by such an
arrangement as we propose."
The "Indicator" says it is possible
that the New England Piano Co.'s Chica-
go house may be closed on or before May
1 st.
- HENRY F. ILLEB
The Farrand & Votey Organ Co. have
recently completed a magnificent pipe or-
gan for the Fourth street Church of God,
Harrisburg, Pa. All the improvements
peculiar to this house are embodied in this
instrument. It has twenty-five stops and
678 pipes.
scription to a New York musical magazine.
The young men have skipped, leaving quite
a number of mourners.
Justice Childs has directed the sheriff to
sell enough of the stock of the defunct
Luxton & Black Co., Buffalo, N. Y., to
satisfy an execution of $157.48 obtained
against the company by George E. Mat-
thews & Co.
Two sharpers have been collecting money
from some of Knoxville's (Tenn.) business
men on a bogus advertising scheme which
entitled them, in addition, to a year's sub-
For 57 Years
PIANOS
Made on Honor
Sold on nerlt
THE BEST ONLY
U U AJ-il 1 Y
STR
I C T L Y HIOH GRADE
PRICE
CONSISTENT
WITH QUALITY
Write for Term. A |y, McPhail Piano Co.
Boston, Mass.
UNLiniTED MUSIC!!!
E
nusic DEALER will appreciate the selling qualities of an
instrument which will furnish unlimited music—not two or
three, or ten or twenty kinds—but every kind !
VERY
THE GRAPHOPHONE
Is the only instrument for which such a claim can be truthfully
made.
It is the most fascinating and wonderful development of
modern mechanical art, yet so simple a child can use and appreciate it.
Its repertoire is unending. Music, song and story come with equal
perfection from it. Classic, descriptive, popular music—anything
and everything in the realm of sound. Prices within the reach of
everybody, ALL MUSIC DEALERS SHOULD HANDLE IT!
For descriptive circulars, prices and discounts, address,
COLUHBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY,
DEPARTriENT M,
1155, 1157, 1159 Broadway, New York.
919 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. C.
110 East Baltimore St., Baltimore, rid.
720-722 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
(grant), tflprigbt anb
pebal pianofortes...
£
pianos to build, and intended for the
"high-priced" market, but figures made as
reasonable as this grade of goods can be afforded.
Expenses kept.at the minimum.
HENRY F. MILLER & SONS PIANO CO.,
88 Boylston St., Boston, flass.
A Twentieth Century
Piano . . .
A Leader
GEO. W.
OF THE
HIGHEST
GRADE
STATESANDCANADA
TheMEHLIN
Factory: 46 1 to 467 West 40th Street
ACTIONS
TOR
UNITED
NEW YORK
HE nehlin Upright has all the
T
qualities of a grand. The latest
styles are the highest type of the
piano makers' art.
General Offices and Warerooms: 27 UNION SQUARE
PIANO ACTION CO-
SEAVERNS
Meets
the Most
Exacting
Demands
Factories, 1 1 3 - 1 2 5 Broadway, CAH BRIDGE PORT, HASS.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Canadians for Reciprocity.
The representatives of the Canadian
Government have been visiting Washing-
ton fort he purpose of securing closer com-
mercial relations with the United States.
It has been suggested that a commission
consisting of two Americans and two Cana-
dians should be appointed to consider the
general subject of reciprocity, and report
to their respective governments if a com-
mercial treaty be possible.
Sir Richard Cartwright, the Canadian
Minister of Trade and Commerce, made
the following remarks relative to the fore-
going, which should meet with a sympa-
thetic response from this country:
"We Canadians believe that our trade
should flow through natural channels and
this natural channel inclines to this coun-
try. If we cannot trade with America we
shall be compelled to trade with Great
Britain, and once these intimate relations
are established with the mother country it
will be difficult to break them. The effect
of Canadian competition can only be felt
immediately along your northern border,
while on the other hand the manufacturers
of the United States will secure a greatly
enlarged market. I do not believe that
the effect of Canadian competition is felt
to any extent except along the northern
fringe of your northernmost States. The
American manufacturer has nothing to
fear; he has everything to gain by such an
arrangement as we propose."
The "Indicator" says it is possible
that the New England Piano Co.'s Chica-
go house may be closed on or before May
1 st.
- HENRY F. ILLEB
The Farrand & Votey Organ Co. have
recently completed a magnificent pipe or-
gan for the Fourth street Church of God,
Harrisburg, Pa. All the improvements
peculiar to this house are embodied in this
instrument. It has twenty-five stops and
678 pipes.
scription to a New York musical magazine.
The young men have skipped, leaving quite
a number of mourners.
Justice Childs has directed the sheriff to
sell enough of the stock of the defunct
Luxton & Black Co., Buffalo, N. Y., to
satisfy an execution of $157.48 obtained
against the company by George E. Mat-
thews & Co.
Two sharpers have been collecting money
from some of Knoxville's (Tenn.) business
men on a bogus advertising scheme which
entitled them, in addition, to a year's sub-
For 57 Years
PIANOS
Made on Honor
Sold on nerlt
THE BEST ONLY
U U AJ-il 1 Y
STR
I C T L Y HIOH GRADE
PRICE
CONSISTENT
WITH QUALITY
Write for Term. A |y, McPhail Piano Co.
Boston, Mass.
UNLiniTED MUSIC!!!
E
nusic DEALER will appreciate the selling qualities of an
instrument which will furnish unlimited music—not two or
three, or ten or twenty kinds—but every kind !
VERY
THE GRAPHOPHONE
Is the only instrument for which such a claim can be truthfully
made.
It is the most fascinating and wonderful development of
modern mechanical art, yet so simple a child can use and appreciate it.
Its repertoire is unending. Music, song and story come with equal
perfection from it. Classic, descriptive, popular music—anything
and everything in the realm of sound. Prices within the reach of
everybody, ALL MUSIC DEALERS SHOULD HANDLE IT!
For descriptive circulars, prices and discounts, address,
COLUHBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY,
DEPARTriENT M,
1155, 1157, 1159 Broadway, New York.
919 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. C.
110 East Baltimore St., Baltimore, rid.
720-722 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
(grant), tflprigbt anb
pebal pianofortes...
£
pianos to build, and intended for the
"high-priced" market, but figures made as
reasonable as this grade of goods can be afforded.
Expenses kept.at the minimum.
HENRY F. MILLER & SONS PIANO CO.,
88 Boylston St., Boston, flass.
A Twentieth Century
Piano . . .
A Leader
GEO. W.
OF THE
HIGHEST
GRADE
STATESANDCANADA
TheMEHLIN
Factory: 46 1 to 467 West 40th Street
ACTIONS
TOR
UNITED
NEW YORK
HE nehlin Upright has all the
T
qualities of a grand. The latest
styles are the highest type of the
piano makers' art.
General Offices and Warerooms: 27 UNION SQUARE
PIANO ACTION CO-
SEAVERNS
Meets
the Most
Exacting
Demands
Factories, 1 1 3 - 1 2 5 Broadway, CAH BRIDGE PORT, HASS.
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