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REVIEW
THE
JHJSIC TIRADE
VOL. LI N o . 11.
Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill at 1 Madison Ave., New York, Sept. 10, 1910
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Are You Interested in Pianos ?
PARDON US—if because of our strong and sweeping statements we seem egotistical.
BUT REALLY—when you realize what a pronounced success we have had with
the Starck pianos and player-pianos you will not wonder at our desire to emphasize
our admitted success in meeting the requirements of the dealers.
WITHOUT A DOUBT—we have this season gotten together the most interesting
and complete line of instruments ever offered to the piano trade of this country—the
greatest because they are up to the minute in style and finish—because the values
are right and our instruments certainly do retail quickly.
FACTORY OF P. A. STARCK PIANO COMPANY
A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE—is the quick delivery of instruments—our new
and splendidly equipped factory enables us to fill orders promptly and that is a matter
which interests the dealers greatly—particularly at this season with fall trade coming on.
WHAT WE AIM—to accomplish is to give the dealers the best all around serv-
ice—the best values—the most attractive piano proposition on the market. There are
many who do not hesitate to say that we have accomplished that for which we sought.
P. A. STARCK PIANO COMPANY
GENERAL OFFICES AND WAREROOMS:
204-206 WABASH AVENUE
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS