Music Trade Review
Issue: 1903 Vol. 37 N. 18 - Page 44
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44
THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
several generations, the name Ezawa signi- are proud of our career, brief though it
fying to the Japanese what the name of Tif- may appear alongside of some of the older
Double actions by Erard, Krat, Grosjean and
fany does to us. It was the father of the establishments. We have the confidence
all London makers. Good as new. Largest
stock of second-hands tn Eurape.
recent visitor who was chosen to design and of our trade, and there will be no change
Prices reasonable. Correspondence solicited.
manufacture the imperial seal for the present in the policy of the firm."
J . M I L L E R , HARP MAKER,
Mikado.
BRISTOL, BNQLAND
The regular quarterly dividend No. 34 of
As one of the many illustrations of young one and three-quarters per cent, will be paid
Mr. Ezawa's progressiveness it may be men- on the preferred capital stock of the Ameri- WIL,LIAM TON.i «e B R O . ,
Manufacturers, Importers and Jobbers of
tioned that he has brought about the intro- can Graphophone Co., on November 16, to
HUSICAL HERCHANDISE
duction of the graphophone for teaching stockholders of record November 2, 1903.
38 Warren Street,
aso Wabat>h Ave.,
CHICAGO.
NEW YOkK.
English in the Japanese schools. He says
At a meeting of the directors of the Co-
that while the pupils readily learn to read
English, under the direction of native teach- lumbia Phonograph Co., held in New York
ers, the accent and pronunciation are features on the 22d instant, Edward N. Burns was
of the language that are quite beyond the elected a vice-president of the company.
comprehension of both students and native
MANDOLINS, QUITARS
preceptors. To meet this emergency the
G u i t a r s , Mandolins,
BANJEAUX
graphophone is coming into general use in
Banjos, Zithers and
Flutes.
the schools. In a way, Mr. Ezawa is follow-
ARTISTIC AND ELECANT
Easy to Sell, Profitable to Sell
ing Mr. Carnegie's example, having recently
OUR CATALOGUES WILL
Satisfy the most discriminating
presented a library to the city of Tokyo, and
INTEREST YOU
musicians
Send for complete
cataogue.
he is prominent in every movement looking
Every Instrument Ti at's Musical
JOHN C. HAYNES & -O ,
Boston, Mass.
to the advancement of his race, particularly
WALDO MANUFACTURING CO.
SAGIN AW, MICHIGAN
in an educational way.
Mr. Ezawa was accompanied by Mr. Yano
of the Columbia Phonograph Co.'s San Fran-
cisco office. They both speak English with
CHEAPEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENT JOBBING HOUSE IN AHERICA.
moderate fluency and at a most interesting
T h e
fiFNPPAI
I I N P K " P P T IIV ^ T O d f
celebrated genuine Courtois Band Instruments.
and charming dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria,
VJCrNCKAL L U N C N C K l
1FM ^ H J V ^ H L .
Casino Accordion w.th Interchangeable tuned reeds.
Violins, Violas, Cellos oi German, French and Italian makes. American Conservatory Mandolins. " Imperial " Russian gut
given by President Easton on the return to
and silk strings. Cases, Fittings, etc.
New York of Mr. Ezawa and the other mem-
bers of the party, Mr. Yano, speaking in be-
half of the guest of the evening and of him-
self, told the story of how he first became
AMD SAXOPHONES.
interested in the graphophone and of bring-
T h e World's Most Famous Soloists' IDEAL,
ing the machine to the attention of Mr.
Ezawa, who has since done so much for
WM. R. GRATZ COMPANY, 11 EA8N U 2 v d oSJ. REET '
Japan by making the goods of the Columbia
SOLE AGENTS for the United States. J& j& j& j*
Phonograph Co., which is the sole sales
agent of the American Graphophone Co., as
well known and as thoroughly appreciated
in that country as they are anywhere else in
the world.
HARPS, HARPS.
J . H O W A R D F O O T E , 28 E. Ml St.,New York.
GENUINE " C O U R T O I S " BAND INSTRUMENTS
PHLNOMENAL EXPANSION
Of the House of Buegeleisen & Jacobson—Some-
thing of Their New Quarters—Some Reasons
Why Success Has Been Achieved.
It is about two years since Buegeleisen
& Jacobson, of New York, started in busi-
ness, with one loft 25x100 at 16 East 17th
street, their present location. This was
soon outgrown, and another floor of the
same size was added, and then two lofts of
SLIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL PITCH
a warehouse were leased for storing goods
on import order. Now, with their removal
For Complete Illustrated Catalogue and full description, price list and terms of purchase of the
Famous C. ti. Conn Flutes, Clarinets, Valve Instruments, Slide Trombones, Stringed
Instruments and Drums, address
to the Flatteau Building, 113-115 Uni-
versity place, where two entire floors and
C. C. CONN, Elkhart, Indiana, U. S. A.
a warehouse besides will be occupied on
toMBNZDMAJUI*
January 1st, the expansion of this progres-
* SCHMIDT,
sive firm may be regarded as approaching
Manufacturer of tftt
the phenomenal. At least the trade con-,
sider B. & J. excellent examples of aggres- American
sive business men whose success is de- ilandolin Harp,
served.
.-*
The Menzenhauer
Mr. Buegeleisen, in speaking of their Guitar-Zither,
new premises, said to The Review: "We The 0. S. /landolin
have always aimed to give satisfaction in And Other Jlualcal Novelties,
all our dealings. Not a stone has been left factorkti
unturned to give the trade the benefit of
3*'5O ferry St.,
our experience in the buying and selection
Jersey £ity, n. 3 .
of our stock, and we certainly have given Spittelmarkt 2,
them the right goods at right prices. Berlin, £ . , Germany.
Branches in all principal cities of the United States; also in all pant of Germany, Prance, England, Belgium. Swttserlaai.
This is the secret of our prosperous and Denmark,
Russia and Italy; alto in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.
^ ^
continually expanding business, and we
Superior workmanship, tone and touch, secured preference «f our Inatrumeate over all eonpetiton here a* wrtl ae It
• Catalenet %t the Instrument ea application.
OSCAR SCHMIDT,
44
THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
several generations, the name Ezawa signi- are proud of our career, brief though it
fying to the Japanese what the name of Tif- may appear alongside of some of the older
Double actions by Erard, Krat, Grosjean and
fany does to us. It was the father of the establishments. We have the confidence
all London makers. Good as new. Largest
stock of second-hands tn Eurape.
recent visitor who was chosen to design and of our trade, and there will be no change
Prices reasonable. Correspondence solicited.
manufacture the imperial seal for the present in the policy of the firm."
J . M I L L E R , HARP MAKER,
Mikado.
BRISTOL, BNQLAND
The regular quarterly dividend No. 34 of
As one of the many illustrations of young one and three-quarters per cent, will be paid
Mr. Ezawa's progressiveness it may be men- on the preferred capital stock of the Ameri- WIL,LIAM TON.i «e B R O . ,
Manufacturers, Importers and Jobbers of
tioned that he has brought about the intro- can Graphophone Co., on November 16, to
HUSICAL HERCHANDISE
duction of the graphophone for teaching stockholders of record November 2, 1903.
38 Warren Street,
aso Wabat>h Ave.,
CHICAGO.
NEW YOkK.
English in the Japanese schools. He says
At a meeting of the directors of the Co-
that while the pupils readily learn to read
English, under the direction of native teach- lumbia Phonograph Co., held in New York
ers, the accent and pronunciation are features on the 22d instant, Edward N. Burns was
of the language that are quite beyond the elected a vice-president of the company.
comprehension of both students and native
MANDOLINS, QUITARS
preceptors. To meet this emergency the
G u i t a r s , Mandolins,
BANJEAUX
graphophone is coming into general use in
Banjos, Zithers and
Flutes.
the schools. In a way, Mr. Ezawa is follow-
ARTISTIC AND ELECANT
Easy to Sell, Profitable to Sell
ing Mr. Carnegie's example, having recently
OUR CATALOGUES WILL
Satisfy the most discriminating
presented a library to the city of Tokyo, and
INTEREST YOU
musicians
Send for complete
cataogue.
he is prominent in every movement looking
Every Instrument Ti at's Musical
JOHN C. HAYNES & -O ,
Boston, Mass.
to the advancement of his race, particularly
WALDO MANUFACTURING CO.
SAGIN AW, MICHIGAN
in an educational way.
Mr. Ezawa was accompanied by Mr. Yano
of the Columbia Phonograph Co.'s San Fran-
cisco office. They both speak English with
CHEAPEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENT JOBBING HOUSE IN AHERICA.
moderate fluency and at a most interesting
T h e
fiFNPPAI
I I N P K " P P T IIV ^ T O d f
celebrated genuine Courtois Band Instruments.
and charming dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria,
VJCrNCKAL L U N C N C K l
1FM ^ H J V ^ H L .
Casino Accordion w.th Interchangeable tuned reeds.
Violins, Violas, Cellos oi German, French and Italian makes. American Conservatory Mandolins. " Imperial " Russian gut
given by President Easton on the return to
and silk strings. Cases, Fittings, etc.
New York of Mr. Ezawa and the other mem-
bers of the party, Mr. Yano, speaking in be-
half of the guest of the evening and of him-
self, told the story of how he first became
AMD SAXOPHONES.
interested in the graphophone and of bring-
T h e World's Most Famous Soloists' IDEAL,
ing the machine to the attention of Mr.
Ezawa, who has since done so much for
WM. R. GRATZ COMPANY, 11 EA8N U 2 v d oSJ. REET '
Japan by making the goods of the Columbia
SOLE AGENTS for the United States. J& j& j& j*
Phonograph Co., which is the sole sales
agent of the American Graphophone Co., as
well known and as thoroughly appreciated
in that country as they are anywhere else in
the world.
HARPS, HARPS.
J . H O W A R D F O O T E , 28 E. Ml St.,New York.
GENUINE " C O U R T O I S " BAND INSTRUMENTS
PHLNOMENAL EXPANSION
Of the House of Buegeleisen & Jacobson—Some-
thing of Their New Quarters—Some Reasons
Why Success Has Been Achieved.
It is about two years since Buegeleisen
& Jacobson, of New York, started in busi-
ness, with one loft 25x100 at 16 East 17th
street, their present location. This was
soon outgrown, and another floor of the
same size was added, and then two lofts of
SLIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL PITCH
a warehouse were leased for storing goods
on import order. Now, with their removal
For Complete Illustrated Catalogue and full description, price list and terms of purchase of the
Famous C. ti. Conn Flutes, Clarinets, Valve Instruments, Slide Trombones, Stringed
Instruments and Drums, address
to the Flatteau Building, 113-115 Uni-
versity place, where two entire floors and
C. C. CONN, Elkhart, Indiana, U. S. A.
a warehouse besides will be occupied on
toMBNZDMAJUI*
January 1st, the expansion of this progres-
* SCHMIDT,
sive firm may be regarded as approaching
Manufacturer of tftt
the phenomenal. At least the trade con-,
sider B. & J. excellent examples of aggres- American
sive business men whose success is de- ilandolin Harp,
served.
.-*
The Menzenhauer
Mr. Buegeleisen, in speaking of their Guitar-Zither,
new premises, said to The Review: "We The 0. S. /landolin
have always aimed to give satisfaction in And Other Jlualcal Novelties,
all our dealings. Not a stone has been left factorkti
unturned to give the trade the benefit of
3*'5O ferry St.,
our experience in the buying and selection
Jersey £ity, n. 3 .
of our stock, and we certainly have given Spittelmarkt 2,
them the right goods at right prices. Berlin, £ . , Germany.
Branches in all principal cities of the United States; also in all pant of Germany, Prance, England, Belgium. Swttserlaai.
This is the secret of our prosperous and Denmark,
Russia and Italy; alto in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.
^ ^
continually expanding business, and we
Superior workmanship, tone and touch, secured preference «f our Inatrumeate over all eonpetiton here a* wrtl ae It
• Catalenet %t the Instrument ea application.
OSCAR SCHMIDT,
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