Music Trade Review
Issue: 1900 Vol. 30 N. 4 - Page 30
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Demand for Gabler Pianos.
GOETZ & CO. OBLIGED TO DOUBLE STORE
SPACE TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRADE.
Improved machinery and enlarged plants
have in recent years enabled piano manu-
facturers to greatly increase the produc-
tion of these popular instruments and at a
figure much below that of former days,
says the Brooklyn Eagle. Thus it is that
this favorite instrument is found nowa-
days in so large a percentage of the homes
throughout the land, and the rising gen-
eration, through pianoforte instruction,
is given an opportunity for acquiring a
finishing touch to its education that
was practically within the reach of the
wealthy alone a few years ago. Goetz
& Co., 81 and 83 Court street, have re-
cently given a practical demonstration of
this growing popularity and increasing de-
mand for the piano, by being obliged to
double the size of their warerooms and add
the adjoining buildings, 85 and 87 Court
street to their establishment. Goetz &
Co. are the sole agents for the Gabler piano,
an instrument that has received the un-
qualified approval of many musicians for
its excellence and is every year advancing
in popularity. This firm has been in the
piano business in Brooklyn for nearly forty
years and has won for itself the esteem of
its business associates and patrons by
reason of its adherence to rules adopted
early in its career, namely, constant atten-
tion to the wants of customers, careful se-
lection of goods and fair dealing. Thou-
sands of leases not alone to residents of
this borough, but also to others from Man-
hattan, throughout Long Island and in
New Jersey, testify to the popularity of
the Gabler piano.
Reviewlets.
Among the guests of Gov. John Walter
Smith at the recent inaugural ceremonies
of Maryland's new executive at Annapolis,
was Col. Fred. P. Stieff, and his daughter,
Miss Florence Stieff.
The American Felt Mfg. Co. hold their
annual meeting on Jan. 31st. The past
year has been an unusually prosperous
one with them, and the report, doubtless,
will be a cheering one.
C. W. Schlegel has joined in partnership
with H. F. Carson, the well-known dealer
of Davenport, la., and the concern will
hereafter be known as Carson & Schlegel.
Mr. Carson was a member of the firm of
Reed & Carson, and we recently recorded
his purchase of Mr. Reed's interest.
The Beedle Co., of Keene, who have
had a music store in the Cray block on
Westminster street for some months, are
discussing closing it and taking their stock
to Keene, although this is not as yet fully
decided upon, says the Brattleboro, Vt.
Phoenix.
Henry Holtzmann, the famous piano
stool manufacturer, is the owner of one of
the finest private residences in Columbus, O.
Mehlm
Pianos
Factory, 461 to 467 West 40th St.,
New York.
A Bargain
- - IN - -
SCARFS!
Our 1900 Scarf Assortment
Consists of Twelve Elegant Velour Scarfs,
six different patterns, assorted colors of
Green, Crimson, Blue, Maroon, Brown, etc.;
or you can notify us when you order
which colors you prefer. These Scarfs
have a wholesale value of from $1.75 to
$2.25 each. Every Scarf is extra heavy
pile, with fine quality all-silk fringe five
and one-half inches deep.
PRICE $|8.00
NET 30 DAYS
If this isn't the best lot you ever saw
for the money, you may return within
three days at our expense.
Wabash Avenue and Adams Street, Chicago
THE
"A Leader D E W E Y
POLISH
among
The Best
^ *C Ever Prepared
m
Leaders."
Main Office and Wararooms:
27 Union Square.
A Piano which is
a money maker
for every dealer
who handles it . .
FACTORY AND OFFICES:
157&159E. !28thSt
NEW YORK CITY.
POLISHES OFF A PIANO AS
EFFECTIVELY AS
DEWEY
POLISHED OFF THE SPAN-
ISH FLEET AT MANILA
Order a dozen and you
will want more
No gummy or sticky
surface
THE DEWEY
POLISH CO.
13 East 14th Street
NEW YORK
UPRIGHT P U P BUTIOHS,
ROTH & ENGELHARDT,
A. P. ROTH,
FORMERLY WITH
A. DOLCE,
F. ENCELHARDT,
FORMERLY FOREMAN STBINWAY * SONS
AOTION DlP'T.
FACT0RIE8I
OFFICES
41 Union Square New York St. Johnsville, N. Y. on N. Y, C. R. R.
WEGMAN PIANO CO.,
ESTABLISHED 1853.
SYLVESTER TOWER,
Manufacturer of
fJRAND AND UPRIGHT piANOfORTE ACTIONS
Also PIANO-FORTE AND ORGAN KEYS.
Key*, Action, Hammers, Brackets and Nickel Rail, Furnished Complete.
TOWERS ABOVE ALL OTHERS.
131 to 147 BROADWAY, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
PIANO
All our Instruments contain the full iron frame and patent tuning pin. The greatest invention in the history of piano
making. Any radical changes in the climate, heat or dampness cannot affect the standing in tcne of our
instruments, and therefore challenge the world that ours will excel any other.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Demand for Gabler Pianos.
GOETZ & CO. OBLIGED TO DOUBLE STORE
SPACE TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRADE.
Improved machinery and enlarged plants
have in recent years enabled piano manu-
facturers to greatly increase the produc-
tion of these popular instruments and at a
figure much below that of former days,
says the Brooklyn Eagle. Thus it is that
this favorite instrument is found nowa-
days in so large a percentage of the homes
throughout the land, and the rising gen-
eration, through pianoforte instruction,
is given an opportunity for acquiring a
finishing touch to its education that
was practically within the reach of the
wealthy alone a few years ago. Goetz
& Co., 81 and 83 Court street, have re-
cently given a practical demonstration of
this growing popularity and increasing de-
mand for the piano, by being obliged to
double the size of their warerooms and add
the adjoining buildings, 85 and 87 Court
street to their establishment. Goetz &
Co. are the sole agents for the Gabler piano,
an instrument that has received the un-
qualified approval of many musicians for
its excellence and is every year advancing
in popularity. This firm has been in the
piano business in Brooklyn for nearly forty
years and has won for itself the esteem of
its business associates and patrons by
reason of its adherence to rules adopted
early in its career, namely, constant atten-
tion to the wants of customers, careful se-
lection of goods and fair dealing. Thou-
sands of leases not alone to residents of
this borough, but also to others from Man-
hattan, throughout Long Island and in
New Jersey, testify to the popularity of
the Gabler piano.
Reviewlets.
Among the guests of Gov. John Walter
Smith at the recent inaugural ceremonies
of Maryland's new executive at Annapolis,
was Col. Fred. P. Stieff, and his daughter,
Miss Florence Stieff.
The American Felt Mfg. Co. hold their
annual meeting on Jan. 31st. The past
year has been an unusually prosperous
one with them, and the report, doubtless,
will be a cheering one.
C. W. Schlegel has joined in partnership
with H. F. Carson, the well-known dealer
of Davenport, la., and the concern will
hereafter be known as Carson & Schlegel.
Mr. Carson was a member of the firm of
Reed & Carson, and we recently recorded
his purchase of Mr. Reed's interest.
The Beedle Co., of Keene, who have
had a music store in the Cray block on
Westminster street for some months, are
discussing closing it and taking their stock
to Keene, although this is not as yet fully
decided upon, says the Brattleboro, Vt.
Phoenix.
Henry Holtzmann, the famous piano
stool manufacturer, is the owner of one of
the finest private residences in Columbus, O.
Mehlm
Pianos
Factory, 461 to 467 West 40th St.,
New York.
A Bargain
- - IN - -
SCARFS!
Our 1900 Scarf Assortment
Consists of Twelve Elegant Velour Scarfs,
six different patterns, assorted colors of
Green, Crimson, Blue, Maroon, Brown, etc.;
or you can notify us when you order
which colors you prefer. These Scarfs
have a wholesale value of from $1.75 to
$2.25 each. Every Scarf is extra heavy
pile, with fine quality all-silk fringe five
and one-half inches deep.
PRICE $|8.00
NET 30 DAYS
If this isn't the best lot you ever saw
for the money, you may return within
three days at our expense.
Wabash Avenue and Adams Street, Chicago
THE
"A Leader D E W E Y
POLISH
among
The Best
^ *C Ever Prepared
m
Leaders."
Main Office and Wararooms:
27 Union Square.
A Piano which is
a money maker
for every dealer
who handles it . .
FACTORY AND OFFICES:
157&159E. !28thSt
NEW YORK CITY.
POLISHES OFF A PIANO AS
EFFECTIVELY AS
DEWEY
POLISHED OFF THE SPAN-
ISH FLEET AT MANILA
Order a dozen and you
will want more
No gummy or sticky
surface
THE DEWEY
POLISH CO.
13 East 14th Street
NEW YORK
UPRIGHT P U P BUTIOHS,
ROTH & ENGELHARDT,
A. P. ROTH,
FORMERLY WITH
A. DOLCE,
F. ENCELHARDT,
FORMERLY FOREMAN STBINWAY * SONS
AOTION DlP'T.
FACT0RIE8I
OFFICES
41 Union Square New York St. Johnsville, N. Y. on N. Y, C. R. R.
WEGMAN PIANO CO.,
ESTABLISHED 1853.
SYLVESTER TOWER,
Manufacturer of
fJRAND AND UPRIGHT piANOfORTE ACTIONS
Also PIANO-FORTE AND ORGAN KEYS.
Key*, Action, Hammers, Brackets and Nickel Rail, Furnished Complete.
TOWERS ABOVE ALL OTHERS.
131 to 147 BROADWAY, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
PIANO
All our Instruments contain the full iron frame and patent tuning pin. The greatest invention in the history of piano
making. Any radical changes in the climate, heat or dampness cannot affect the standing in tcne of our
instruments, and therefore challenge the world that ours will excel any other.
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