Music Trade Review
Issue: 1901 Vol. 32 N. 6 - Page 27
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
One of the Season's Favorites in "Russells.'
Gould & McNerney, in Carthage, Mo. ;
S. R. Mason, Connellsville, Pa. ; Green-
ville Music House, Greenville, Tex. ; Ken-
nedy Music Co., Iowa Falls, Iowa; Soan
Piano Co., Cambridge, O.
BRANCH STORES.
G. S. Taylor, of Algona, la., at Emmets-
burg, Pa. ; Harding & Miller Co., at Mar-
shall, 111. ; The Zeidler Music Co., of Mil-
waukee, in Pt. Washington, Wis. ; The
Los Angeles, (Cal.) Piano House, in River-
side, Cal.
CHANGES, ETC.
One of the latest styles of Russell pianos which has won quite a vogue in the trade
is that pictured herewith. The architectural scheme is semi-colonial, and it presents a
very pleasing appearance. It must be seen, however, on the fl jor to be properly ap-
preciated. The Russell-Lane Co. have been making steady progress during the past
year without much bluster or brag. Their factory in Chicago—a spacious one at that—
has been working full time, full force, and they started out with a goodly book of or-
ders for the new year.
The Newell=Higel Co.
With the Dealers.
NEW STORES.
The Newell-Higel Co., Ltd., Toronto,
Newton H. Brown, Pond's new block,
Can., are sending out to the trade very
handsomely engraved announcements re- Greenfield, Mass. ; C. W. Fuchs, in Inde-
lating to their business. In this connec- pendence, Mo. ; A. A. Rutlege, in Kent,
tion they state that a new and commodious Wash., F. M. Root, in Lansing, Mich.;
factory will be erected to unite the two Jabob Wolfe, in Warren, 111. ; S. G.
present factories under one roof and to ac- Smythe, in Kansas City, Mo. ; Fred. Red-
commodate the large increase of business. line, in Lanark, 111. ; Felix Keeley, in
F. H. Wright is president of this corpora- Wilmington, 111. ; W. H. Gibson, in Dan-
tion, and Otto Higel secretary and treas- ville, Ky. ; Rogers & Burns, Marshall,
111. ; J. A. Calhorn, in Uhrichsville, O. ;
urer.
Start the New Year
Right, and the right piano for you to
handle is the
PIPE ORGAN
NO LARGER THAN A REED ORGAN
ALENBERG
P, IANO.
The result of many years of practical ex-
perience and an accurate knowledge of piano
needs. The styles are chaste and original.
The workmanship is the best. The price—
well, it surprises even the veteran buyers of
the trade how we are able to produce such
instruments at the figures.
Two Manual and Pedal-Bats
Effects from one Keyboard
Church Organ Pipes Only
CHICKE ING & SONS, Pianoforte Makers
- BOSTON, MASS.
Distributors for North and South America.
The piano firm of L. Chantz & Co.,
Johnstown, N. Y., has dissolved, and the
business will be conducted by L. Chantz,
Robert Shields retiring from the firm.
The Burns Music Co., of Aberdeen, S.
Dakota and W. W. Arms, of Awatonna,
Miss., have removed to larger quarters.
The business of Muir & Winder, Mason
City, la.,. will be henceforth carried on by
J. K. Muir; that of Case & Parker, Bar-
ton, Fla., by C. J. Case; Harris & Foster,
Jonesville, S. C , by J. B. Foster; Garra-
biannt & Bouck, Adar Falls, la., by Mr.
Bouck, and Danielson & Strand, St. Peter,
Minn., by Mr. Danielson. S. W. Harding
of Harding & Tinder, Seymour, Ind., has
sold his interests to Thos. Jackson; Wm.
Trachte, Watertown, Wis., has sold out to
D. E. Owen, of Ixonia, Wis. ; Logan,
Logan & Co., Holton, Kans., to B. E.
Canfield; R. M. Summers & Son have
moved from New London to Elyria, Ohio,
and the following have discontinued: G.
Falkenstein, Fresno, Cal. ; J. S. McGinn,
St. Louis, Mo. ; G. A. Fry, Bradford, Pa. ;
C. Schultz, Monmouth, III, and F. E.
Dixon, of Vincennes, Ind.
Representative Products,
At the Pease retail piano warerooms,
Forty-second street, near Sixth avenue,
there are now on exhibition, in addition to
a number of other typical Pease instru-
ments, several examples of the latest
"Popular Pease" uprights, styles " S " and
"C."
They are, without doubt, thoroughly
representative Pease products.
That
means much. It means, for one thing,
stability, solid worth in the shape of ex-
cellent material, properly used by men
who have years of experience behind them.
It also means tone, responsive touch, cor-
rect architectural proportions and artistic
style. Altogether, it means a good piano.
A Steinert Opening.
The M. Steinert & Sons Co.'s new
branch store in Haverhill, Mass., was for-
mally opened last week with a concert
which was participated in by a number of
Boston artists. Like the other twenty-
two
Steinert agencies, this establishment
Reliable Representatives Wanted in all Open Territory.
Calenberg Piano Co*,
is handsomely fitted up and a very fine
Write for our Catalog ami Latest Proposition to the Trade.
Warer ooms:
Factory:
assortment of Steinway, Steinertone, Ma-
23 East Hth Street,
New Rochellc,
E. P. CARPENTER COMPANY,
son & Hamlin, Hardman, Emerson, Shon-
NEW YORK.
BBATTLEBOKO. VT,, U. S. A.
N. Y.
inger and Steger pianos as well as the us-
PIANO contains special features of m- ual line of organs and the Pianola are in
terest, including the transposing evidence.
key-board.
R. K. Maynard, of the Schaeffer Piano
MERRILL PIANO r\FG. CO.
Manufacturing Co., Chicago, is at present
Write for
FACTORY
^
making a tour of the South and far West.
Catalogue and Prices.
LAWRENCE
^
He will be gone for a couple of months.
MASS.
IsMERRILL
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
One of the Season's Favorites in "Russells.'
Gould & McNerney, in Carthage, Mo. ;
S. R. Mason, Connellsville, Pa. ; Green-
ville Music House, Greenville, Tex. ; Ken-
nedy Music Co., Iowa Falls, Iowa; Soan
Piano Co., Cambridge, O.
BRANCH STORES.
G. S. Taylor, of Algona, la., at Emmets-
burg, Pa. ; Harding & Miller Co., at Mar-
shall, 111. ; The Zeidler Music Co., of Mil-
waukee, in Pt. Washington, Wis. ; The
Los Angeles, (Cal.) Piano House, in River-
side, Cal.
CHANGES, ETC.
One of the latest styles of Russell pianos which has won quite a vogue in the trade
is that pictured herewith. The architectural scheme is semi-colonial, and it presents a
very pleasing appearance. It must be seen, however, on the fl jor to be properly ap-
preciated. The Russell-Lane Co. have been making steady progress during the past
year without much bluster or brag. Their factory in Chicago—a spacious one at that—
has been working full time, full force, and they started out with a goodly book of or-
ders for the new year.
The Newell=Higel Co.
With the Dealers.
NEW STORES.
The Newell-Higel Co., Ltd., Toronto,
Newton H. Brown, Pond's new block,
Can., are sending out to the trade very
handsomely engraved announcements re- Greenfield, Mass. ; C. W. Fuchs, in Inde-
lating to their business. In this connec- pendence, Mo. ; A. A. Rutlege, in Kent,
tion they state that a new and commodious Wash., F. M. Root, in Lansing, Mich.;
factory will be erected to unite the two Jabob Wolfe, in Warren, 111. ; S. G.
present factories under one roof and to ac- Smythe, in Kansas City, Mo. ; Fred. Red-
commodate the large increase of business. line, in Lanark, 111. ; Felix Keeley, in
F. H. Wright is president of this corpora- Wilmington, 111. ; W. H. Gibson, in Dan-
tion, and Otto Higel secretary and treas- ville, Ky. ; Rogers & Burns, Marshall,
111. ; J. A. Calhorn, in Uhrichsville, O. ;
urer.
Start the New Year
Right, and the right piano for you to
handle is the
PIPE ORGAN
NO LARGER THAN A REED ORGAN
ALENBERG
P, IANO.
The result of many years of practical ex-
perience and an accurate knowledge of piano
needs. The styles are chaste and original.
The workmanship is the best. The price—
well, it surprises even the veteran buyers of
the trade how we are able to produce such
instruments at the figures.
Two Manual and Pedal-Bats
Effects from one Keyboard
Church Organ Pipes Only
CHICKE ING & SONS, Pianoforte Makers
- BOSTON, MASS.
Distributors for North and South America.
The piano firm of L. Chantz & Co.,
Johnstown, N. Y., has dissolved, and the
business will be conducted by L. Chantz,
Robert Shields retiring from the firm.
The Burns Music Co., of Aberdeen, S.
Dakota and W. W. Arms, of Awatonna,
Miss., have removed to larger quarters.
The business of Muir & Winder, Mason
City, la.,. will be henceforth carried on by
J. K. Muir; that of Case & Parker, Bar-
ton, Fla., by C. J. Case; Harris & Foster,
Jonesville, S. C , by J. B. Foster; Garra-
biannt & Bouck, Adar Falls, la., by Mr.
Bouck, and Danielson & Strand, St. Peter,
Minn., by Mr. Danielson. S. W. Harding
of Harding & Tinder, Seymour, Ind., has
sold his interests to Thos. Jackson; Wm.
Trachte, Watertown, Wis., has sold out to
D. E. Owen, of Ixonia, Wis. ; Logan,
Logan & Co., Holton, Kans., to B. E.
Canfield; R. M. Summers & Son have
moved from New London to Elyria, Ohio,
and the following have discontinued: G.
Falkenstein, Fresno, Cal. ; J. S. McGinn,
St. Louis, Mo. ; G. A. Fry, Bradford, Pa. ;
C. Schultz, Monmouth, III, and F. E.
Dixon, of Vincennes, Ind.
Representative Products,
At the Pease retail piano warerooms,
Forty-second street, near Sixth avenue,
there are now on exhibition, in addition to
a number of other typical Pease instru-
ments, several examples of the latest
"Popular Pease" uprights, styles " S " and
"C."
They are, without doubt, thoroughly
representative Pease products.
That
means much. It means, for one thing,
stability, solid worth in the shape of ex-
cellent material, properly used by men
who have years of experience behind them.
It also means tone, responsive touch, cor-
rect architectural proportions and artistic
style. Altogether, it means a good piano.
A Steinert Opening.
The M. Steinert & Sons Co.'s new
branch store in Haverhill, Mass., was for-
mally opened last week with a concert
which was participated in by a number of
Boston artists. Like the other twenty-
two
Steinert agencies, this establishment
Reliable Representatives Wanted in all Open Territory.
Calenberg Piano Co*,
is handsomely fitted up and a very fine
Write for our Catalog ami Latest Proposition to the Trade.
Warer ooms:
Factory:
assortment of Steinway, Steinertone, Ma-
23 East Hth Street,
New Rochellc,
E. P. CARPENTER COMPANY,
son & Hamlin, Hardman, Emerson, Shon-
NEW YORK.
BBATTLEBOKO. VT,, U. S. A.
N. Y.
inger and Steger pianos as well as the us-
PIANO contains special features of m- ual line of organs and the Pianola are in
terest, including the transposing evidence.
key-board.
R. K. Maynard, of the Schaeffer Piano
MERRILL PIANO r\FG. CO.
Manufacturing Co., Chicago, is at present
Write for
FACTORY
^
making a tour of the South and far West.
Catalogue and Prices.
LAWRENCE
^
He will be gone for a couple of months.
MASS.
IsMERRILL
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