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Music Trade Review

Issue: 1908 Vol. 46 N. 16 - Page 43

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
BOSTON BRAG
HREE million people live within the fifty mile radius around BOSTON.
There are more persons within fifty miles of the MUSIC_ HOUSE of the OLIVER DITSON
COMPANY than live within the same distance of any other similar establishment in AMERICA.
Ninety-five per cent, of the MUSIC buying Public within this radius depend upon the HOUSE
of DITSON for supplies, in consequence large, complete stocks, that are comprehensive, and include
every item known to the Music Trade, are necessary, and kept by this house.
The facilities the people in the circle enjoy for reaching BOSTON are better than those of any other
American City, without exception. There are 3,000 miles of steam and electric railways within this fifty
miles. Off hand, we should say, if we stretched our stock in a continuous line, it would cover 3,000 miles
of the railway tracks, and with this enormous stock we can supply not only the wants of the people in
our immediate neighborhood, but the wants of the whole country as well, and we have named ourselves
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BOSTON is the richest American City. One-twentieth
of the total wealth of the United States being within its fifty
mile limit. It is, therefore, necessary to keep, at all times, the
f i n e g t q u a l i t y o f MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, and the BEST
EDITIONS of MUSIC and BOOKS as the buyers not only have the means to satisfy their desires, but the
necessary stocks in our establishment to gratify them with, consequently purchasers from afar can secure
of us the qualities and kinds of goods, at all times, which cannot be found elsewhere.
BOSTON is the second largest seaport in the United States, and goods from Europe reach this City,
and are delivered in our warehouse, at nominal cost when compared with the expense of receiving goods
from abroad in other cities; consequently qualities and prices can be obtained that are much more satis-
factory to buyers who use other cities as a base of supplies.
BOSTON is the terminal of the most important Railroads in America, and facilities for shipping
goods are unequaled in any city of the world, consequently purchasers from other towns receive better
service than is afforded by other large cities.
BOSTON is the terminal, and its port of entry for coastwise steamers makes it the best shipping
point to the South, and the Traders from the Gulf of Mexico, North as far as the City of Boston, can
receive from BOSTON better service, and lower freight rates, than can be obtained from any other large
city along the coast, the dock facilities for handling merchandise being second only to New York, and
superior, with lower tariff rates, than those of the great city of New York.
BOSTON maintains and supports the finest SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA on earth. The Musical needs
of this organization can always be supplied by the OLIVER DITSON COMPANY.
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y n o n y m o u s w i t n a ^ t n a t i s BEST in the realm of MUSIC.
The name DITSON is an assurance of safety when trading with the House.
The OLIVER" DITSON COMPANY IS THE LARGEST MUSIC PUBLISH-
ING HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
The OLIVER DITSON COMPANY IS THE LARGEST^DEPOT FOR THE
DISTRIBUTION OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE EAST OF "THE ALLEGHENIES.
The OLIVER" DITSON COMPANY is the largest exclusive distributor of VICTOR TALKING
MACHINES AND RECORDS in existence.
. The OLIVER DITSON COMPANY controls MORE MUSICAL NOVELTIES that ARE USEFUL TO
Music BUYERS than any other House in America.
The OLIVER DITSON COMPANY ASKS FOR THE BUSINESS OF DEALERS in Sheet Music
and Musical Merchandise, and promises better service, quicker returns, better profits, more variety, and
greater satisfaction, than any other House in the Trade can render.
With Branches in New York and Philadelphia, the necessity for making a standard of excellence
and maintaining it is absolute.
Correspondence from all classes of DEALERS solicited, and complete CATALOGS furnished to the
legitimate trade.
DITSON
OLIVER DITSON
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO.
8, 10, 12 East 34th Street,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
COMPANY
150 Tremont Street, BOSTON, MASS.
AMERICA'S MUSICAL STRING HOUSE
J. E. DITSON & CO.
1632 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

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