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Entered as second class matter Jan. 29, 1896, at
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The trade mark on fall-board
and metal plate
Enthusiasm goes far in the sale of fine pianos. It
is the enthusiasm of an understanding of artistic qual-
ities that has brought the Schumann to its place as
a model of beauty and tonal refinement. Enthusiasm,
born of the absolute conviction that the Schumann
is without a superior in all the list of ambitious in-
struments, creates in any salesman the highest type
of selling ability. The Schumann is its own invinci-
ble argument. And the piano buying public of the
advanced class recognizes it as the standard of mod-
ern instruments.
The Schumann Player-Piano is, of course,
entitled to all the commendation of the
Schumann Piano—possibly more.
SCHUMANN PIANO CO.
W. N. VAN MATRE, President,
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
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