Music Trade Review

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
MAY
25, 1918
BRUNO TO WELCOME CONVENT1ONERS
Weil-Known Musical Merchandise House Ex-
tends Invitation to Visitors to Inspect Com-
prehensive Line Carried at Headquarters
You Are Invited
while in New York at the Con-
vention to visit our studios at
the address below.
It will pay you to investigate the
opportunities this line of Instru-
ments and Accessories offers you
as a side line at no additional
overhead expense.
C. Bruno & Son, Inc., 351 Fourth avenue,
New York, well-known musical merchandise
wholesalers and importers, have extended a cor-
dial invitation to the music dealers to visit their
showrooms during convention week. In view
of merit at from $5 upward. We still
have on hand some fine old pre-war
stock.
line of strings is a good one. R E-
LIABLE, PADUA and MARVEL
BRANDS will bring you business!
/ / you can't come, send for your copy of
our new illustrated catalogue—Just issued
JOHN FRIEDRICH & BRO.
279 Fifth Avenue
which has only been limited by the available
merchandise. It is, of course, practically im-
possible to secure imported goods and with the
tremendous scarcity of labor in this country
and the shortage of raw materials, the situation
in the domestic merchandise field is also be-
coming very acute.
Bruno Adjustable Orchestra Stand
Two products in the many well-known lines
of the tremendous difficulties incidental to se-
handled by the House of Bruno
curing musical merchandise at the present time,
are shown herewith, the "G"
it is quite likely that many out-of-town dealers
trumpet or bugle, with slide to
"F," being one of the best sellers
in the extensive b a n d instru-
ment line featured by this house.
This bugle, which is U. S. regula-
tion size, is being used by bands
in all parts of the country, and
Bruno representatives are enthusiastic regarding
A Very Popular Bruno Bugle
the sales possibilities of this instrument. Co-
will take advantage of this opportunity to in- incidental with the demand for bugles, there is
spect at first hand the lines carried by this also a very heavy call for bugle cords, which
are furnished in red, white, navy blue and yel-
house.
During the past few months C. Bruno & Son, low.
A few weeks ago C. Bruno & Son, Inc., called
Inc., have been closing an excellent business
the attention of their dealers to the sales value
of a new style of adjustable orchestra stand
I WILL BUY
FOR
CASH
Sheet Music and Small Goods
Peate's Music House, Utica, N. Y.
RONQ
T H E OLDEST AND
LARGEST MUSICAL
OLIVER DITSON CO.
BOSTON. MASS.
IN AMERICA
ESTABLISHED 1834
35I-53FOURTH AVE. NEWYORKGTC
Victor Distributors
shown herewith. Instead of having a heavy
iron pedestal, this stand has a folding pedestal,
which makes the stand light and easy to carry.
This stand is meeting with popular favor
throughout the trade, and Bruno representatives
are featuring it to excellent advantage in theii
spring campaigns.
INVENTS MOUTHPIECE FOR TRUMPET
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 20.—Edwin Phillip
Mertes, St. Louis, Mo., was last week granted
Patent No. 1,264,673 for a cornet or trumpet
mouthpiece, the object of which is to construct
a simple mouthpiece that may be used with
either a cornet or trumpet, and one in which the
change can be quickly and effectively made by
an interchange of cups to suit the preference of
the performer.
DURRO
AND
STEWART
Largest Wholesale
Musical Merchandise
House in America
Buegelei8en & Jacobson
Manufacturer*
I m p o r t m and JobtMra of
MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE
Attractive Specialties
Modern Service
ESTABLISHED ISM
MERCHANDISE HOUSE
Exclusively Wholesale
NEW YORK
WEYMANN
hperior Qua% MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Victor Distributors
l l 08 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Established OT«T half a caotury
113 University Place
NEW YORK
Black Diamond
Strings
THE WORLD'S BEST
National Musical String Co.
Nev Brunswick, N. J.