Music Trade Review
Issue: 1902 Vol. 34 N. 15 - Page 34
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34
TRKDE REVIEW
THE
THE KING OF PIANO PLAYERS
OAR D MAN
WIGELL'S FINE PIANO PARLORS.
Under the new order of things O. J.
Wigell's music store will be the finest
equipped place of its kind west of Chicago.
rMA vj i \r\ i
Not only is he showing two carloads of pia-
nos,
but
his
store
has
been
arranged
for
the
Pronounced by experts, who have given It the
most complete tests, to be the perfect player. growth of his business in a very unique man-
Territorial allotment Is being rapidly mada to ner. He has doubled the space devoted to
sheet music and every inch of the new space
agents.
Jt j* &
is occupied.
Made upon Honor for 63 years.
Have no Superior
In the rear of his main wareroom are two
New, "Up-to-date," Attractive Styles.
Melville Clark Piano Co., parlors, furnished in superb fashion, with all
SEND FOB \EW CATALOGUB.
Manufacturers of the
Factory and Warerooms ft
the requirements of a home parlor attended
Apollo and Orpheus Piano Players
543 to 549 BROADWAY, (opposite Depot)
to. In these rooms will be shown the pianos
and the Melville Clark Piano*
ALBANY, N* Y.
just as they will appear in a residence, there-
Factory and Warerooms:
399405 W. Madison St., Chicago, I1L by giving the visitor a more accurate idea
New York: The Apollo Co., 101 Fifth Ave.
of the beauties of the instrument.
MANUFACTURER OF
This step cannot fail to popularize the
Rennwnedlhr
Durability.
Wigell store. The two carloads of A. B.
TensileStrBnjth
thair Superior
and finish.
Chase and Hobart M. Cable pianos are now
W. B. CRAIGHEAD, Pres.
on display and the array is surely an inter-
E. M. BOOTHE, Treas.
esting one for those who appreciate fine in-
Manufacturers of • . •
struments.—Rockford, 111., Star.
Apollo
(PIANOS
ESTABLISHED—IN—1837.
RUDOLPH C.KOCH
teuton Piano £ompany,
Pianos
Office, UJarcreoms ana factory,
J881 and 1883 Park Avenue,
Corner 128th Street, New York.
Dealers securing territory will be protected
The Victor Piano and
Organ Company
An up-to-date piano proposition, sterlingly
successful, incorporating the best methods,
substantial materials and good workmansh-p
at popular prices. The new Victor factory
has a capacity of five thousand pianos per an-
num, and will manufacture pianos for the
trade in quantities.
CHANGES IN THE RETAIL FIELD.
NEW STORES.
Will Reynolds, Mobile, Ala.—W. D. Keeny,
Manheim, Pa.—T. J. West, Laredo, Tex.—
R. Pringle, Rapid City, S. D— J. P. Ament
Co., Rock Island, 111.—O. F. Wilson, Shef-
field, 111.
BRANCHES.
386 and 388 Second Ave., NEWYORK
NEWMAN BROS, CO.,
'••'""••'
Patl and
Parlor
"?,«. Pianos *- r«, Organs.
Cbapcl
Chicago Ave. and Dix St., CHICAGO.
J*
JUUUSIAUEF&'CO^
Martin & Martin, Rochester, N. Y., in
Holly, N. Y.—In Southbridge, Mass., by the
*"""'*"""'"' High
g Grade Pianos.
& 252 Wabash A
Ave.,
M. Steinert Sons Co. and Ivers & Pond, Bos- Wareroom—250
Factory—1025-1035 Dunning St.,
ton, Mass.—E. L. Benedict, of Coin, la., in c4rt in "Piano Construction
Hamburg, 111.
••••••.-•
• •
CHANGES.
(s clearly evidenced in
The
The Paw Paw Music Co. have removed
from Paw Paw to Lawton, Mich.—C. E.
Car-load-lot shipments, a specialty,
Zeigler has removed his music store from
They are in advance in point of
General Offices ; 117-1 IP Kinzie St., Chicago.
Penn Hall to Spring Mills, Pa.—T. D. Perry
tonal effect and case architecture.
has purchased his partner's interest in Havi- STORY & CLARK.
Factories. CHICAGO-
FARRAND ORGAN COMPANY, land
& Perry, Hudson, N. Y., and is now sole
DETROIT, MICH.
proprietor.—Herbert Harden has purchased
Manufacturers of High Grade
half interest in the business of his brother,
Reed Organs, Cecilian Piano Players and
J.
1). Harden, Sterling, 111., changing the firm
Olympia Self-Playing Organs.
MANUFACTURERS OF
name
to
Harden
Bros.—E.
E.
Waggoner
has
PIANO
BASS
and
O.SPIE:LIVIANN
PIANOS
Shelbyville,Ind.—An interest in the A.Shaw- NSTRUMEN1
SM&ke Money for the 'Dealers
Catal«ff6e and liiftormatlon oaa b« bad by addreaslMg
cross music store, Lafayette, Ind., has been
312, 316 East 95th Street.
* Mt War 1 $roomit 546-548 So. Boulevard, N . Y. purchased by Harry Gast.—The Payant Fur-
NEW YORK.
niture & Music Co., Faribault, Minn., have
The most satisfactory
discontinued business.
Story <& Clark
N. Y. Co-operative
Piano String Co.
STRINGS
ScbHitiann Pianos
THE SCHUHANN IS THB GREATEST VAUJF
FOR THE HONEY HADE.
Correspondence
SChUttldHIt PfiltlO
CO.
BAILEYS HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
G. Lloyd Bailevs, who was discharged
some time ago from the employ of Anderson
& Co., Brooklyn, and who was arrested on
Wednesday of last week on a charge of pass-
ing a worthless check on Win. J. Hunter,
the hotel proprietor of Ocean Parkway, was
429-43J-433 East JOth St., NEW YORK arraigned in the Grand Street Court before
Magistrate Steele last Saturday morning.
M . P . M O L L E R o" an ^ cturer
He
waived examination and was held for the
Ch u r c n(l
c o n Je?t P I P E O R G A N S Grand Jury in $1,000.
MAQEBSTOWV. MTV
Mrs. B. Bleicher, of East Fourteenth
street and Avenue D,who claims that Baileys
had swindled her out of $15, was present
and testified against the prisoner. Only last
rianufactured by
week Anderson & Co. published a notice in
CHAS. A. WESSELL,
The Review cautioning the public against
222-224 East 37th Street,
NEW YORK. Baileys.
Solicited
133-135 LaSalle Avenue, Chicago* IB.
WESSELL PIANOS,
piano ever manufac-
tured at a nominal
price
A leader in its class.
Qampbell
Factories:
nth Ave. & 50th St.
New York.
Piano Keys and Cases
T h e N e w Y o r k P i a n o K e y € o . l« not only maintaining Ita repu
•tlon of making the Lent I'lmu. «ii.i l'l|m (Irsiin Keys In thl* country, but have
.dded to their plant a lirnt-daBU P i a n o C a a « M u k i n g D e p a r t m e n t .
I IMBee and Factory for botu dapartmanu at Peterboro. «
u
34
TRKDE REVIEW
THE
THE KING OF PIANO PLAYERS
OAR D MAN
WIGELL'S FINE PIANO PARLORS.
Under the new order of things O. J.
Wigell's music store will be the finest
equipped place of its kind west of Chicago.
rMA vj i \r\ i
Not only is he showing two carloads of pia-
nos,
but
his
store
has
been
arranged
for
the
Pronounced by experts, who have given It the
most complete tests, to be the perfect player. growth of his business in a very unique man-
Territorial allotment Is being rapidly mada to ner. He has doubled the space devoted to
sheet music and every inch of the new space
agents.
Jt j* &
is occupied.
Made upon Honor for 63 years.
Have no Superior
In the rear of his main wareroom are two
New, "Up-to-date," Attractive Styles.
Melville Clark Piano Co., parlors, furnished in superb fashion, with all
SEND FOB \EW CATALOGUB.
Manufacturers of the
Factory and Warerooms ft
the requirements of a home parlor attended
Apollo and Orpheus Piano Players
543 to 549 BROADWAY, (opposite Depot)
to. In these rooms will be shown the pianos
and the Melville Clark Piano*
ALBANY, N* Y.
just as they will appear in a residence, there-
Factory and Warerooms:
399405 W. Madison St., Chicago, I1L by giving the visitor a more accurate idea
New York: The Apollo Co., 101 Fifth Ave.
of the beauties of the instrument.
MANUFACTURER OF
This step cannot fail to popularize the
Rennwnedlhr
Durability.
Wigell store. The two carloads of A. B.
TensileStrBnjth
thair Superior
and finish.
Chase and Hobart M. Cable pianos are now
W. B. CRAIGHEAD, Pres.
on display and the array is surely an inter-
E. M. BOOTHE, Treas.
esting one for those who appreciate fine in-
Manufacturers of • . •
struments.—Rockford, 111., Star.
Apollo
(PIANOS
ESTABLISHED—IN—1837.
RUDOLPH C.KOCH
teuton Piano £ompany,
Pianos
Office, UJarcreoms ana factory,
J881 and 1883 Park Avenue,
Corner 128th Street, New York.
Dealers securing territory will be protected
The Victor Piano and
Organ Company
An up-to-date piano proposition, sterlingly
successful, incorporating the best methods,
substantial materials and good workmansh-p
at popular prices. The new Victor factory
has a capacity of five thousand pianos per an-
num, and will manufacture pianos for the
trade in quantities.
CHANGES IN THE RETAIL FIELD.
NEW STORES.
Will Reynolds, Mobile, Ala.—W. D. Keeny,
Manheim, Pa.—T. J. West, Laredo, Tex.—
R. Pringle, Rapid City, S. D— J. P. Ament
Co., Rock Island, 111.—O. F. Wilson, Shef-
field, 111.
BRANCHES.
386 and 388 Second Ave., NEWYORK
NEWMAN BROS, CO.,
'••'""••'
Patl and
Parlor
"?,«. Pianos *- r«, Organs.
Cbapcl
Chicago Ave. and Dix St., CHICAGO.
J*
JUUUSIAUEF&'CO^
Martin & Martin, Rochester, N. Y., in
Holly, N. Y.—In Southbridge, Mass., by the
*"""'*"""'"' High
g Grade Pianos.
& 252 Wabash A
Ave.,
M. Steinert Sons Co. and Ivers & Pond, Bos- Wareroom—250
Factory—1025-1035 Dunning St.,
ton, Mass.—E. L. Benedict, of Coin, la., in c4rt in "Piano Construction
Hamburg, 111.
••••••.-•
• •
CHANGES.
(s clearly evidenced in
The
The Paw Paw Music Co. have removed
from Paw Paw to Lawton, Mich.—C. E.
Car-load-lot shipments, a specialty,
Zeigler has removed his music store from
They are in advance in point of
General Offices ; 117-1 IP Kinzie St., Chicago.
Penn Hall to Spring Mills, Pa.—T. D. Perry
tonal effect and case architecture.
has purchased his partner's interest in Havi- STORY & CLARK.
Factories. CHICAGO-
FARRAND ORGAN COMPANY, land
& Perry, Hudson, N. Y., and is now sole
DETROIT, MICH.
proprietor.—Herbert Harden has purchased
Manufacturers of High Grade
half interest in the business of his brother,
Reed Organs, Cecilian Piano Players and
J.
1). Harden, Sterling, 111., changing the firm
Olympia Self-Playing Organs.
MANUFACTURERS OF
name
to
Harden
Bros.—E.
E.
Waggoner
has
PIANO
BASS
and
O.SPIE:LIVIANN
PIANOS
Shelbyville,Ind.—An interest in the A.Shaw- NSTRUMEN1
SM&ke Money for the 'Dealers
Catal«ff6e and liiftormatlon oaa b« bad by addreaslMg
cross music store, Lafayette, Ind., has been
312, 316 East 95th Street.
* Mt War 1 $roomit 546-548 So. Boulevard, N . Y. purchased by Harry Gast.—The Payant Fur-
NEW YORK.
niture & Music Co., Faribault, Minn., have
The most satisfactory
discontinued business.
Story <& Clark
N. Y. Co-operative
Piano String Co.
STRINGS
ScbHitiann Pianos
THE SCHUHANN IS THB GREATEST VAUJF
FOR THE HONEY HADE.
Correspondence
SChUttldHIt PfiltlO
CO.
BAILEYS HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
G. Lloyd Bailevs, who was discharged
some time ago from the employ of Anderson
& Co., Brooklyn, and who was arrested on
Wednesday of last week on a charge of pass-
ing a worthless check on Win. J. Hunter,
the hotel proprietor of Ocean Parkway, was
429-43J-433 East JOth St., NEW YORK arraigned in the Grand Street Court before
Magistrate Steele last Saturday morning.
M . P . M O L L E R o" an ^ cturer
He
waived examination and was held for the
Ch u r c n(l
c o n Je?t P I P E O R G A N S Grand Jury in $1,000.
MAQEBSTOWV. MTV
Mrs. B. Bleicher, of East Fourteenth
street and Avenue D,who claims that Baileys
had swindled her out of $15, was present
and testified against the prisoner. Only last
rianufactured by
week Anderson & Co. published a notice in
CHAS. A. WESSELL,
The Review cautioning the public against
222-224 East 37th Street,
NEW YORK. Baileys.
Solicited
133-135 LaSalle Avenue, Chicago* IB.
WESSELL PIANOS,
piano ever manufac-
tured at a nominal
price
A leader in its class.
Qampbell
Factories:
nth Ave. & 50th St.
New York.
Piano Keys and Cases
T h e N e w Y o r k P i a n o K e y € o . l« not only maintaining Ita repu
•tlon of making the Lent I'lmu. «ii.i l'l|m (Irsiin Keys In thl* country, but have
.dded to their plant a lirnt-daBU P i a n o C a a « M u k i n g D e p a r t m e n t .
I IMBee and Factory for botu dapartmanu at Peterboro. «
u
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