Music Trade Review

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THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
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On Tuesday of this week at half past
eleven o'clock, Hanger Bros, received a
mail order for a style 304 Walnut case
Crown piano. Not having this style of
case in stock, they called up the Geo. P .
Bent Co., at Chicago, and asked thus,
"A 304 Wai. be sent out as quickly as pos-
sible." The piano arrived at Lincoln on
the Wednesday morning freight. At 10:20
o'clock it was on the way to the home of
the purchaser, fourteen miles in the country. In 26/^2
hours after receiving the order, the piano was
shipped from Chicago by freight and placed in the
home of the purchaser, Mrs. J. B. Humphrey, near
Midland City, 111. We call that going some. If
you want reliable goods and quick delivery, see
,isdaj
HANGER BROS
to pelavaa
Satul'-
THEY PAY THE FREIGHT
Goad S
lht> city tor a6\
"Tt is a ptf'
Cham bet lain
ooujjh me&l
" wrltfg Mr
, Laynia, Oa. "I 1
been
by A ,7. F,
Store.
Bright K
In a klndergar*
lea" was being
was repeHtlnf
pupils Whro ,
our fathers up:
"Hut my iw
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FOR F t
C A
The Above Speaks for Itself
Piano Merchants who want to do
better business in 1912 will find
the right answer in the
"Crown" proposition.
GEO.
P. BENT COMPANY
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