Music Trade Review
Issue: 1926 Vol. 83 N. 7 - Page 8
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The Music Trade Review
AUGUST 14, 1926
e/ PIANOS \9
the Standard**-
The Cable
Midget Upright
S sterling has become the standard by
which all silver is judged and Havi-
land the standard for china, so we
are receiving evidence from all parts
of the country that Cable has become the
standard by which Pianos are judged*
Specifications for sealed proposals sent out
recently by the Chicago Board of Education
for Pianos for the kindergartens of the city
schools set this standard in a manner highly
complimentary to the Cable Midget Upright,
specifying "Miniature Piano—Cable or equal."
The Board of Education of Fresno, California,
in submitting bids not long ago used this same
Cable standard, specifying "Cable K Midget
Piano or equal."
As the acknowledged leader among small
Pianos, the Cable Midget Upright sets the
standard for all school Pianos. It is fur-
nished in ten regular finishes and in special
enamels. Although designed originally for
schools, almost as many have been sold for
the apartment and the small home as for
school use.
New Fairy Model
Wellington
resno, 1 Calif or ifl
NOflCE~fd~PIAN0T J DEALERS
Pursuant to an onler of the Board
Of Kchication, City of Fresno Schools,
duly made and entered in its minutes
this 8th day of April. 1926, the Board
hereby directs Its Secretary to adver-
tise for . n n ' i ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i for the
Jurn^^«?*™^^^^™PP*^^^
[ohXpable Midget Piano or equal.
Fresno,
l Calif., by'5 P. M. t April 22nd, 1926.
A certified check or bidder's bond In
the amount of 10 per cent of the bid
must accompany each bid.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and aJl bids.
3y Order BOARD OF EDUCATION
L. Li. Smith, Secretary v
This new Fairy Wellington is destined to
be a close competitor of the famous Midget.
Just four feet in height, the Fairy Welling-
ton is midway in size between the Midget
and the regular models. It will appeal to all
who want a dainty Piano a little larger than
the Midget.
VITAL STATI8XIC3
The Kingsbury "R"
The experience and skill which have made the
Cable Midget Upright the standard by which
all small Pianos are judged are also to be found
in other small but less extreme models such as
the new Fairy Wellington, which we have just
placed on the market, and the Kingsbury "R."
Ask about our Dealer Franchise and the
special sales aids we have just prepared
THE CABLE COMPANY
Makers of Qrand, Upright, Inner Player and Reproducing Pianos
including the Conover, Cable, Kingsbury, Wellington and Euphona
CHICAGO
(2
This Empire model of the old-established
Kingsbury line, is the world's greatest value
in a fine Upright of moderate size. Among its
distinctive features are the polyacoustic
sound board, Cable patented Empire fall-
board, and the new model Empire top.
The Music Trade Review
AUGUST 14, 1926
e/ PIANOS \9
the Standard**-
The Cable
Midget Upright
S sterling has become the standard by
which all silver is judged and Havi-
land the standard for china, so we
are receiving evidence from all parts
of the country that Cable has become the
standard by which Pianos are judged*
Specifications for sealed proposals sent out
recently by the Chicago Board of Education
for Pianos for the kindergartens of the city
schools set this standard in a manner highly
complimentary to the Cable Midget Upright,
specifying "Miniature Piano—Cable or equal."
The Board of Education of Fresno, California,
in submitting bids not long ago used this same
Cable standard, specifying "Cable K Midget
Piano or equal."
As the acknowledged leader among small
Pianos, the Cable Midget Upright sets the
standard for all school Pianos. It is fur-
nished in ten regular finishes and in special
enamels. Although designed originally for
schools, almost as many have been sold for
the apartment and the small home as for
school use.
New Fairy Model
Wellington
resno, 1 Calif or ifl
NOflCE~fd~PIAN0T J DEALERS
Pursuant to an onler of the Board
Of Kchication, City of Fresno Schools,
duly made and entered in its minutes
this 8th day of April. 1926, the Board
hereby directs Its Secretary to adver-
tise for . n n ' i ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i for the
Jurn^^«?*™^^^^™PP*^^^
[ohXpable Midget Piano or equal.
Fresno,
l Calif., by'5 P. M. t April 22nd, 1926.
A certified check or bidder's bond In
the amount of 10 per cent of the bid
must accompany each bid.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and aJl bids.
3y Order BOARD OF EDUCATION
L. Li. Smith, Secretary v
This new Fairy Wellington is destined to
be a close competitor of the famous Midget.
Just four feet in height, the Fairy Welling-
ton is midway in size between the Midget
and the regular models. It will appeal to all
who want a dainty Piano a little larger than
the Midget.
VITAL STATI8XIC3
The Kingsbury "R"
The experience and skill which have made the
Cable Midget Upright the standard by which
all small Pianos are judged are also to be found
in other small but less extreme models such as
the new Fairy Wellington, which we have just
placed on the market, and the Kingsbury "R."
Ask about our Dealer Franchise and the
special sales aids we have just prepared
THE CABLE COMPANY
Makers of Qrand, Upright, Inner Player and Reproducing Pianos
including the Conover, Cable, Kingsbury, Wellington and Euphona
CHICAGO
(2
This Empire model of the old-established
Kingsbury line, is the world's greatest value
in a fine Upright of moderate size. Among its
distinctive features are the polyacoustic
sound board, Cable patented Empire fall-
board, and the new model Empire top.
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