Music Trade Review
Issue: 1928 Vol. 87 N. 1 - Page 9
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The Music Trade Review
JULY 7, 1928
New Offices and Display Rooms of
A, B. Chase-Emerson Corp., New York
contests throughout England, Scotland and
Wales during the Autumn months, with the
finals for the grand national prize to be held
in London in December.
Full Line of Firm Headed by J. H. Shale Shown in Salmon Tower Building, 11 West
Forty-Second Street, New York City
N e w Sherman, Clay Branch
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Office of
J. H. Shale,
Head of the
A. B. Chase-
Emerson Corp.
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Sherman, Clay & Co., has opened a new
branch store in Eureka, Cal., with temporary
quarters on Sixth street, under the management
of E. H. Howe, formerly of Santa Rosa. R. A.
Daniels, manager of the Santa Rosa branch,
completed arrangements for the new store.
Radio Dealers to Organize
YOUNGSTOWN, O., June 30.—Radio dealers of
Youngstown will meet July 9th to form an asso-
ciation. This announcemnt was made this week
following a meeting of a score of dealers.
John E. Gray has joined the sales staff of
I lie J. H. Troup Music House, Harrisburg, Pa.
Pratt Read
Products
P i a n o Ivory
Piano Keys
P i a n o Actions
Player Actions
Display of
A B. Chase
and Emerson
Grands
Established in
1806
at Deep River, Conn.
Still There
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Kohler & Chase Holding
Sale of Surplus Stock
"This is the only sale in 22 years in which
every piano in our entire stock has been in-
cluded."
June 30.—Last Sunday
morning's newspapers carried advertisements of
a half-million dollar piano sale by Kohler &
Chase. Announcements ran that these pianos
are to be sold for less than $290,000. "Having
taken over the entire stock of the two stores of
Lee S. Roberts, Inc., and the Mason and Hamlin
and Ampico stock of Wiley B. Allen Co., we
have a huge surplus stock which we do not
chose to carry over the Summer." Summer
sales terms offered by the company are- "Pay
no interest or finance charges," and prices in
many cases represent drastic cuts. At the store
it was stated that the public seems to appre-
ciate the opportunity to buy well-known pianos,
at the Summer sale price, and that business
lias been brisk this week. The company says:
Plans for British National
Piano Playing Contests
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
ince
I c cAmcrica's
I Pbremost
I
'Piano
The British piano trade which has found so
much worthy of emulation in the efforts of the
American trade to arouse public interest in the
piano, and in piano playing, has arranged as
part of its pianoforte publicity for a number
of national piano-playing contests in Great
Britain to be conducted in co-operation with
the London Daily Express. Although the de-
tails of the contests have not yet been com-
pleted, it is announced that they will be open
to British subjects only with British pianos as
prizes, and British compositions as test pieces.
The plan calls for the holding of preliminary
Standard Service and Highest
Quality
Special Repair Departments
Maintained for Convenience
of Dealers
PRATT, READ & CO.
THE PRATT READ
PLAYER ACTION CO.
Oldest and Best
^ S T I E F F PIANO
Will attract the attention of those
who know and appreciate tone guality
CHAS.M.STIEFF Inc.
C
3fte oldest
(Piano~ forte in
(America, to'day
owned and con"
trolled by the
direct decendents
of* the founder
408396A
The Music Trade Review
JULY 7, 1928
New Offices and Display Rooms of
A, B. Chase-Emerson Corp., New York
contests throughout England, Scotland and
Wales during the Autumn months, with the
finals for the grand national prize to be held
in London in December.
Full Line of Firm Headed by J. H. Shale Shown in Salmon Tower Building, 11 West
Forty-Second Street, New York City
N e w Sherman, Clay Branch
'iiiiiiiiiitiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllliliHiiiiiiiii!'
Office of
J. H. Shale,
Head of the
A. B. Chase-
Emerson Corp.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii.
Sherman, Clay & Co., has opened a new
branch store in Eureka, Cal., with temporary
quarters on Sixth street, under the management
of E. H. Howe, formerly of Santa Rosa. R. A.
Daniels, manager of the Santa Rosa branch,
completed arrangements for the new store.
Radio Dealers to Organize
YOUNGSTOWN, O., June 30.—Radio dealers of
Youngstown will meet July 9th to form an asso-
ciation. This announcemnt was made this week
following a meeting of a score of dealers.
John E. Gray has joined the sales staff of
I lie J. H. Troup Music House, Harrisburg, Pa.
Pratt Read
Products
P i a n o Ivory
Piano Keys
P i a n o Actions
Player Actions
Display of
A B. Chase
and Emerson
Grands
Established in
1806
at Deep River, Conn.
Still There
Hfiiiniiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiii
Kohler & Chase Holding
Sale of Surplus Stock
"This is the only sale in 22 years in which
every piano in our entire stock has been in-
cluded."
June 30.—Last Sunday
morning's newspapers carried advertisements of
a half-million dollar piano sale by Kohler &
Chase. Announcements ran that these pianos
are to be sold for less than $290,000. "Having
taken over the entire stock of the two stores of
Lee S. Roberts, Inc., and the Mason and Hamlin
and Ampico stock of Wiley B. Allen Co., we
have a huge surplus stock which we do not
chose to carry over the Summer." Summer
sales terms offered by the company are- "Pay
no interest or finance charges," and prices in
many cases represent drastic cuts. At the store
it was stated that the public seems to appre-
ciate the opportunity to buy well-known pianos,
at the Summer sale price, and that business
lias been brisk this week. The company says:
Plans for British National
Piano Playing Contests
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
ince
I c cAmcrica's
I Pbremost
I
'Piano
The British piano trade which has found so
much worthy of emulation in the efforts of the
American trade to arouse public interest in the
piano, and in piano playing, has arranged as
part of its pianoforte publicity for a number
of national piano-playing contests in Great
Britain to be conducted in co-operation with
the London Daily Express. Although the de-
tails of the contests have not yet been com-
pleted, it is announced that they will be open
to British subjects only with British pianos as
prizes, and British compositions as test pieces.
The plan calls for the holding of preliminary
Standard Service and Highest
Quality
Special Repair Departments
Maintained for Convenience
of Dealers
PRATT, READ & CO.
THE PRATT READ
PLAYER ACTION CO.
Oldest and Best
^ S T I E F F PIANO
Will attract the attention of those
who know and appreciate tone guality
CHAS.M.STIEFF Inc.
C
3fte oldest
(Piano~ forte in
(America, to'day
owned and con"
trolled by the
direct decendents
of* the founder
408396A
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