Music Trade Review
Issue: 1917 Vol. 64 N. 25 - Page 47
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
47
GET SHIPMENT OFVIOLIN STRINGS
SAMPLES 1NJ*EGULAR MAILS
Buegeleisen & Jacobson Announce Recent Ar-
rival of "Durro" Brand Silk Strings
Order Opens New Channel for Sale of Foreign
Goods
Buegeleisen & Jacobson, New York, musical
merchandise importers and wholesalers, have
advised their dealers that they have just re-
ceived a shipment
of "Durro" pro-
fessional silk " E "
violin
strings
coiled and straight.
O n l y a limited
stock was received
and the house sug-
gests that its deal-
ers t a k e advan-
tage of this ship-
ment at the earliest
possible moment,
as there is a tre-
mendous demand
"Durro" Violin Strings for violin strings
of good quality with a fast increasing shortage
of this merchandise.
The Durro professional silk string has been
praised by well known violinists in all parts of
the world and Buegeleisen & Jacobson have
found it exceedingly difficult to keep their
dealers supplied with these strings since the war
started.
Samuel Buegeleisen, head of Buegeleisen &
Jacobson, has spared no expense to secure mer-
chandise for his dealers and this recent ship-
ment of Durro silk strings is a tribute to his
energy and aggressiveness.
AND
Postmaster Patten announced this week that
in accordance with a decision of the Secretary
of the Treasury, effective June 1, unsealed
packages containing trade samples, whether
Largest Wholesale
dutiable or not, but intended solely for use in
Musical Merchandise
soliciting orders, may be imported in the reg-
House in America
ular mails, subject to customs duties in the
same manner as though imported by parcel
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
post, express, or freight.
113
University
Place
NEW YORK
Packages containing trade samples must be
plainly marked abroad with the words "trade
samples of merchandise." The importation in
VIOLIN CHIN REST PATENTED
the regular mails of packages containing ar-
ticles claimed to be samples, but which are in Improved Device May Be Adjusted to Suit the
fact shipments on approval, is prohibited.
Will of the Violinist
PATENT FOR WIND INSTRUMENT
Invention Enables Player to Produce Chromatic
Scale Easily
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 18.—David Hamblen,
Jr., Newton, Mass., was recently granted Pat-
ent No. 1,222,285 for a wind instrument.
This invention relates to improvements in
three-piston-valve wind instruments by which
the chromatic scale is obtained by the addition
of supplementary lengths of tubing to the main
tube of the instrument so that all the tones lying
between the natural tones of the instrument
will be in proper pitch.
STEWART
BAND INSTRUMENTS FOR CHINA
WASHINGTON, D. C, June
18.—Patent No.
KANAS CITY, MO., June 18.—The J. W. Jen- 1,225,566 was last week granted to Arthur R.
kins' Sons Music Co. recently received an order
for an assortment of brass band instruments
from China, a check from the Bank of Canton,
Hongkong, having been received by them this
week in payment for the same.
AN EXPORT OPPORTUNITY
Ernest K. Kaai, of 51 Alex Young Building,
Honolulu, desires to get in touch with American
dealers in musical instruments and sheet music.
WANTED—
MANAGER
For Retail Small
Goods Department
Large Music House in important Pacific
Coast City desires a high grade man to
take charge of long established retail
Small Goods Department. No invest-
ment required. Send full particulars,
references and photograph to'Box 1613,
Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave.,
New York. Correspondence confidential.
"Exclusively
Wholesale'
T H E OLDEST AND
LARGEST MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE HOUSE
IN AMERICA
DURRO
PEARL MUSICAL STRING CO.
Commercial Bldg., 8th »nd Chestnut Street!,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Boles, Indianapolis, Ind., for a violin chin rest.
This invention relates to violin chin rests
and has as its object to provide a chin rest
which' may be readily and quickly applied to
and removed from the body of a violin and
which after application may be adjusted so as
to position the chin plate at a greater or less
distance above the violin body as the musician
may find desirable. Incidentally, the invention
aims to so mount the chin plate that the same
may be vertically adjusted with relation to the
body of the violin without the necessity of
loosening and tightening set screws, nuts, or
other similar elements, and likewise without the
necessity of employing tools of any sort.
NEW INCORPORATION
A certificate of incorporation was issued last
week to the Musical Education Co., of Portland,
Me., organized for the purpose of dealing in
all kinds of musical instruments. The capitali-
zation of the concern is $2,000. The incor-
porators are George S. Beals, Frederick V.
Chase and I. P. Jackson.
Musical Instrument
Strings
satisfy the most exacting buyers. Try
Helmet, II Trovatore and La Melodia
Violin Strings.
Send for a wholesale Musical String
and Accessory catalogue
OLIVER DITSON GO.
Exclusively Wholesale
BOSTON. MASS.
Armour & Company
Chicago
Manufacturers
35I-53FOVRTH AVE. NEWYORKCITY
Importers and Jobbers of
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
Victor- Distributors
Attractive Specialties
M o d e r n Service
ESTABLISHED 1834
MUSICAL
Merchandise
Cincinnati
Chicago
WEYMANN
Superior Quality MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
.--
Victor Distributors
1108 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Established over half a c ontury
Black Diamond
Strings
THE WORLD'S BEST
National Musical String Co.
New Brunswick, N. J.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
47
GET SHIPMENT OFVIOLIN STRINGS
SAMPLES 1NJ*EGULAR MAILS
Buegeleisen & Jacobson Announce Recent Ar-
rival of "Durro" Brand Silk Strings
Order Opens New Channel for Sale of Foreign
Goods
Buegeleisen & Jacobson, New York, musical
merchandise importers and wholesalers, have
advised their dealers that they have just re-
ceived a shipment
of "Durro" pro-
fessional silk " E "
violin
strings
coiled and straight.
O n l y a limited
stock was received
and the house sug-
gests that its deal-
ers t a k e advan-
tage of this ship-
ment at the earliest
possible moment,
as there is a tre-
mendous demand
"Durro" Violin Strings for violin strings
of good quality with a fast increasing shortage
of this merchandise.
The Durro professional silk string has been
praised by well known violinists in all parts of
the world and Buegeleisen & Jacobson have
found it exceedingly difficult to keep their
dealers supplied with these strings since the war
started.
Samuel Buegeleisen, head of Buegeleisen &
Jacobson, has spared no expense to secure mer-
chandise for his dealers and this recent ship-
ment of Durro silk strings is a tribute to his
energy and aggressiveness.
AND
Postmaster Patten announced this week that
in accordance with a decision of the Secretary
of the Treasury, effective June 1, unsealed
packages containing trade samples, whether
Largest Wholesale
dutiable or not, but intended solely for use in
Musical Merchandise
soliciting orders, may be imported in the reg-
House in America
ular mails, subject to customs duties in the
same manner as though imported by parcel
Buegeleisen & Jacobson
post, express, or freight.
113
University
Place
NEW YORK
Packages containing trade samples must be
plainly marked abroad with the words "trade
samples of merchandise." The importation in
VIOLIN CHIN REST PATENTED
the regular mails of packages containing ar-
ticles claimed to be samples, but which are in Improved Device May Be Adjusted to Suit the
fact shipments on approval, is prohibited.
Will of the Violinist
PATENT FOR WIND INSTRUMENT
Invention Enables Player to Produce Chromatic
Scale Easily
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 18.—David Hamblen,
Jr., Newton, Mass., was recently granted Pat-
ent No. 1,222,285 for a wind instrument.
This invention relates to improvements in
three-piston-valve wind instruments by which
the chromatic scale is obtained by the addition
of supplementary lengths of tubing to the main
tube of the instrument so that all the tones lying
between the natural tones of the instrument
will be in proper pitch.
STEWART
BAND INSTRUMENTS FOR CHINA
WASHINGTON, D. C, June
18.—Patent No.
KANAS CITY, MO., June 18.—The J. W. Jen- 1,225,566 was last week granted to Arthur R.
kins' Sons Music Co. recently received an order
for an assortment of brass band instruments
from China, a check from the Bank of Canton,
Hongkong, having been received by them this
week in payment for the same.
AN EXPORT OPPORTUNITY
Ernest K. Kaai, of 51 Alex Young Building,
Honolulu, desires to get in touch with American
dealers in musical instruments and sheet music.
WANTED—
MANAGER
For Retail Small
Goods Department
Large Music House in important Pacific
Coast City desires a high grade man to
take charge of long established retail
Small Goods Department. No invest-
ment required. Send full particulars,
references and photograph to'Box 1613,
Music Trade Review, 373 Fourth Ave.,
New York. Correspondence confidential.
"Exclusively
Wholesale'
T H E OLDEST AND
LARGEST MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE HOUSE
IN AMERICA
DURRO
PEARL MUSICAL STRING CO.
Commercial Bldg., 8th »nd Chestnut Street!,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Boles, Indianapolis, Ind., for a violin chin rest.
This invention relates to violin chin rests
and has as its object to provide a chin rest
which' may be readily and quickly applied to
and removed from the body of a violin and
which after application may be adjusted so as
to position the chin plate at a greater or less
distance above the violin body as the musician
may find desirable. Incidentally, the invention
aims to so mount the chin plate that the same
may be vertically adjusted with relation to the
body of the violin without the necessity of
loosening and tightening set screws, nuts, or
other similar elements, and likewise without the
necessity of employing tools of any sort.
NEW INCORPORATION
A certificate of incorporation was issued last
week to the Musical Education Co., of Portland,
Me., organized for the purpose of dealing in
all kinds of musical instruments. The capitali-
zation of the concern is $2,000. The incor-
porators are George S. Beals, Frederick V.
Chase and I. P. Jackson.
Musical Instrument
Strings
satisfy the most exacting buyers. Try
Helmet, II Trovatore and La Melodia
Violin Strings.
Send for a wholesale Musical String
and Accessory catalogue
OLIVER DITSON GO.
Exclusively Wholesale
BOSTON. MASS.
Armour & Company
Chicago
Manufacturers
35I-53FOVRTH AVE. NEWYORKCITY
Importers and Jobbers of
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
Victor- Distributors
Attractive Specialties
M o d e r n Service
ESTABLISHED 1834
MUSICAL
Merchandise
Cincinnati
Chicago
WEYMANN
Superior Quality MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
.--
Victor Distributors
1108 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Established over half a c ontury
Black Diamond
Strings
THE WORLD'S BEST
National Musical String Co.
New Brunswick, N. J.
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