Music Trade Review
Issue: 1918 Vol. 67 N. 11 - Page 40
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40
THE
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
HAVE BEEN SOHMER DEALERS FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS
SEPTEMBER 14, 1918
ROOSEVELT AND ALFRED DOLQE
A Score of Prominent Piano Retailers Located in Various Parts of the Country Testify to the Ex- Ex-President Pays Glowing Testimony to the
Americanism of Prominent Music Trade Man
cellence of the Sohmer Line Through Their Long Association With It
Now Representing the Haddorff Co.
Loyalty is a big word in the Sohmer lexicon.
Loyalty to principle; to quality standards and
to Sohmer dealers. This is evidenced by the
.,„_„>.
6RINNELL BROS.
DETROIT MICH
F. 6 HOWE
TAYLORS NUSiCHOUSE
JOTWICHELL
CHiCA&O.
SPRIN&F!€LD, MASf
NMBRAOl-EY
RUTXANO.
ILL.
Milwaukee; D. S. Andrus & Co., Williamsport;
Los ANGELES, CAL., September 7.—Under the
J. W. Guernsey & Co., Scranton; S. T. Mor-
row, Elizabethport; R. Aug. Brandt, Havana, heading "No Half Measures," Col. Theodore
WFSMITH
J.EtWOOD EASMAN
SniTHSPHILLIPSMUSiCCO.
EASMAN SCO. '
nTHS HLL
EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO.
TWenty Dealers
Who have sold
the
HERICKSE
BETHC6H
NEWBUR6M.N. Y.
C.ROiCKINSON
•WILUAMSVILU.
Roosevelt, in his editorial in the Metropolitan
Magazine of August, after severely arraigning
"fifty-fifty Americanism," says:
"We must
treat every good American of German or of
any other origin, without regard to his creed,
as on a full and exact equality with every other
good American, and set our faces like flint
against the creatures who seek to discriminate
against such an American, or to hold against
him the birthplace of himself or his parents.
The friends of whom I am proudest and in
whom 1 believe most include men like Loeb and
Mans Zinser and Dolge, and the late George
Meyer and August Vogel, and innumerable
others, who are themselves in the army, or
whose sons are in the army, and whose patriot-
ism entitles them to fill any position from the
Presidency down. To discriminate in any way,
because they are in whole or in part of Ger-
man blood, against such men as these, who are
typical Americans of the very best kind this
country yields, is a base infamy from the per-
sonal standpoint, and from the public stand-
point is utterly un-American and profoundly un-
patriotic."
C R STONE
STONE PIANO CO
FARGO. N . D .
J W.GUERNSEY
J WGUfRNSe-rSCO
Softmer
Piano
For twenty ye^rs
or more
. The .Prominence of These Dealers Is Eloquent Testimony to the Standing of the Sohmer Line
* group' shown above of twenty dealers who have 111., and C. F. Hanson & Co., Worcester, Mass.
sold the Sohmer for twenty years or more.
The Sohmer house takes great pride in the
Twenty j'ears is the minimum represented by long period of association with these dealers,
this group, for a goodly number have sold the and the fact that it has resulted in a strong
Sohmer continuously for more than thirty-five and permanent personal bond proves that there
years, including Grinnell Bros., Detroit; J. M. is "sentiment in business," which ofttimes means
Hoffmann Co., Pittsburgh; J. B. Bradford Co., much more than the dollars and merchandise
exchanged.
'INDEMW
MARKET
Lindeman&SonsPianoG)
45SSt.e > llSSAve. New York.
Always Reliable
BOGART PIANO CO.
•-11 Canal Place
6 3 9 - 6 4 3 WIST 4.9th STRBST
NEW YORK. CITV
Self Lifting Piano Truck Co.
NEW YORK
J. & C Fischer
Established In 1840
BRAMBACH PIANO CO
The BEST Known
Ask about them
FISCHER
.
The Largest and Only Exclusive
Producers of Baby Grands-
in 9 Styles
IN THE
ROGART
PIANOS 5£S3
tfieBRAMBACH
BABY GRAND
PIANO
TRUCKS
PIANO
HOISTS
THE
BEST
PROPOSITION
Uniformly Good
The Dolge mentioned by Col. Roosevelt in
the foregoing is Alfred Dolge, Western repre-
sentative of the Haddorff Piano Co. Mr.
Dolge, whose home is in Covina, Cal., a small
town near this city, organized and was for sev-
eral years president of the Alfred Dolge Felt
Co., now the Standard Felt Co., of West Al-
hambra, Cal., and previous to coming to Cali-
fornia had been prominently identified with the
founding of Dolgeville, N. Y. He has been the
Pacific Coast representative of the Haddorff
Piano Co., of Rockford, 111., for about two years.
He is naturally very proud to be remembered
by the Colonel, especially in the manner cited;
and his many friends in the piano world are also
proud both of his acquaintance and of the fact
that one of their fraternity has been so highly
complimented.
FINDLAY, OHIO
Stands for the best in
Player, Upright and Grand
Piano
40
THE
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
HAVE BEEN SOHMER DEALERS FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS
SEPTEMBER 14, 1918
ROOSEVELT AND ALFRED DOLQE
A Score of Prominent Piano Retailers Located in Various Parts of the Country Testify to the Ex- Ex-President Pays Glowing Testimony to the
Americanism of Prominent Music Trade Man
cellence of the Sohmer Line Through Their Long Association With It
Now Representing the Haddorff Co.
Loyalty is a big word in the Sohmer lexicon.
Loyalty to principle; to quality standards and
to Sohmer dealers. This is evidenced by the
.,„_„>.
6RINNELL BROS.
DETROIT MICH
F. 6 HOWE
TAYLORS NUSiCHOUSE
JOTWICHELL
CHiCA&O.
SPRIN&F!€LD, MASf
NMBRAOl-EY
RUTXANO.
ILL.
Milwaukee; D. S. Andrus & Co., Williamsport;
Los ANGELES, CAL., September 7.—Under the
J. W. Guernsey & Co., Scranton; S. T. Mor-
row, Elizabethport; R. Aug. Brandt, Havana, heading "No Half Measures," Col. Theodore
WFSMITH
J.EtWOOD EASMAN
SniTHSPHILLIPSMUSiCCO.
EASMAN SCO. '
nTHS HLL
EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO.
TWenty Dealers
Who have sold
the
HERICKSE
BETHC6H
NEWBUR6M.N. Y.
C.ROiCKINSON
•WILUAMSVILU.
Roosevelt, in his editorial in the Metropolitan
Magazine of August, after severely arraigning
"fifty-fifty Americanism," says:
"We must
treat every good American of German or of
any other origin, without regard to his creed,
as on a full and exact equality with every other
good American, and set our faces like flint
against the creatures who seek to discriminate
against such an American, or to hold against
him the birthplace of himself or his parents.
The friends of whom I am proudest and in
whom 1 believe most include men like Loeb and
Mans Zinser and Dolge, and the late George
Meyer and August Vogel, and innumerable
others, who are themselves in the army, or
whose sons are in the army, and whose patriot-
ism entitles them to fill any position from the
Presidency down. To discriminate in any way,
because they are in whole or in part of Ger-
man blood, against such men as these, who are
typical Americans of the very best kind this
country yields, is a base infamy from the per-
sonal standpoint, and from the public stand-
point is utterly un-American and profoundly un-
patriotic."
C R STONE
STONE PIANO CO
FARGO. N . D .
J W.GUERNSEY
J WGUfRNSe-rSCO
Softmer
Piano
For twenty ye^rs
or more
. The .Prominence of These Dealers Is Eloquent Testimony to the Standing of the Sohmer Line
* group' shown above of twenty dealers who have 111., and C. F. Hanson & Co., Worcester, Mass.
sold the Sohmer for twenty years or more.
The Sohmer house takes great pride in the
Twenty j'ears is the minimum represented by long period of association with these dealers,
this group, for a goodly number have sold the and the fact that it has resulted in a strong
Sohmer continuously for more than thirty-five and permanent personal bond proves that there
years, including Grinnell Bros., Detroit; J. M. is "sentiment in business," which ofttimes means
Hoffmann Co., Pittsburgh; J. B. Bradford Co., much more than the dollars and merchandise
exchanged.
'INDEMW
MARKET
Lindeman&SonsPianoG)
45SSt.e > llSSAve. New York.
Always Reliable
BOGART PIANO CO.
•-11 Canal Place
6 3 9 - 6 4 3 WIST 4.9th STRBST
NEW YORK. CITV
Self Lifting Piano Truck Co.
NEW YORK
J. & C Fischer
Established In 1840
BRAMBACH PIANO CO
The BEST Known
Ask about them
FISCHER
.
The Largest and Only Exclusive
Producers of Baby Grands-
in 9 Styles
IN THE
ROGART
PIANOS 5£S3
tfieBRAMBACH
BABY GRAND
PIANO
TRUCKS
PIANO
HOISTS
THE
BEST
PROPOSITION
Uniformly Good
The Dolge mentioned by Col. Roosevelt in
the foregoing is Alfred Dolge, Western repre-
sentative of the Haddorff Piano Co. Mr.
Dolge, whose home is in Covina, Cal., a small
town near this city, organized and was for sev-
eral years president of the Alfred Dolge Felt
Co., now the Standard Felt Co., of West Al-
hambra, Cal., and previous to coming to Cali-
fornia had been prominently identified with the
founding of Dolgeville, N. Y. He has been the
Pacific Coast representative of the Haddorff
Piano Co., of Rockford, 111., for about two years.
He is naturally very proud to be remembered
by the Colonel, especially in the manner cited;
and his many friends in the piano world are also
proud both of his acquaintance and of the fact
that one of their fraternity has been so highly
complimented.
FINDLAY, OHIO
Stands for the best in
Player, Upright and Grand
Piano
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