Presto
Issue: 1924 1996 - Page 23
October 25, 1924.
PRESTO
easy to play, so perfect in scale and beautiful in tone,
so light and reliable in action that progress is rapid,
success assured.
Conns are recognized as supreme in every respect;
C. G. Conn, Ltd., Elkhart, Ind., Points Out used and endorsed by foremost artists throughout the
world in Concert Bands, Symphony, Opera and
Duty of Fathers and Mothers to En-
popular orchestras. For the same reasons Conns are
preferred for Scout, School, College, Legion, Lodge,
courage Musical Talent.
Industrial and Community bands and orchestras.
An appeal to parents to encourage the musical am-
Conn, Ltd., largest in the world, is the only maker
bitions of their children is made by C. G. Conn, Ltd., of every instrument used in the band. Exclusive
Elkhart, Ind., in a double page spread in the Satur- processes including the famous hydraulic expansion
day Evening Post of October 18. It is a strong of tubing, and the craftsmanship developed in our
pictorial disp.ay showing the proud father and mother half century of experience, are the basis of Conn
watching, the stage of the concert hall where the son superiority. Yet Conns cost no more than others.
Free, '"Success in Music and How to Win It," by
is depicted playing a solo on a cornet. "Our Boy"
John Philip Sousa and other famous musicians, hand-
is the heading, and this follows:
somely illustrates and describes all instruments of the
His is the joy of achievement. He has swayed a band; helps you choose the one to play. Free Trial;
multitude, played his way into their hearts. Theirs is Easy .Payments on any Conn instrument. Send cou-
the thrill of pride—he's "Our Boy."
pon for book and details.
What of your boy—have you encouraged his musi-
Important—To all Interested in Bands or Orches-
cal talent? If he chooses music as a career he will tras—School Supervisors, Rotarians, Kiwanians.
have one of. the most interesting and now most highly
Lions, Legionnaires, Lodges, and others are invited
regarded professions.
to write our Band Service Department for advice and
But wholly apart from a career, playing in band or assistance in organizing and developing bands and
orchestra broadens his interests, builds character, orchestras. The benefit of our long experience is at
uncovers the ability to lead. Among America's
your disposal, without ob'igation. Use the coupon,
leaders—statesmen, bankers, captains of industry— or write in detail.
are countless men whose musical ability has helped
them to success.
NEW CHICAGO JOBBING HOUSE.
Give your boy this chance. Provide him with a
Conn, "the instrument of the artists." Conns are so
Schulz & Moennig, Inc., is the name of a new
musical merchandise jobbing house in Chicago. A
floor has been leased by the new company in the
building at the southeast corner of Wabash avenue
and Adams street and a large stock of brass, reed
and stringed instruments will be installed when nec-
essary remodeling plans are completed. The princi-
pals are Carl J. Schulz and Max Moennig, both well
known in the musical merchandise trade.
APPEAL TO PARENTS
TELLS OF REPAIR DEPARTMENT.
While our surplus stock of Loaders lasts
your check for
$60—SIXTY DOLLARS—$60
Gets One "BILGER" Loader
Satisfaction, or Money Back
Trucks, Hoists, Covers etc.
Address
"When your banjo, saxophone or other instrument
needs repair call our complete repair department.
Quick service—reasonable rates. Grand 5062," adver-
tises the Kesselman-O'Driscoll Co., Milwaukee, in the
newspapers. The firm has a fast-growing band in-
strument and musical merchandise department in
which free schools are attractive features.
BUYS C. F. GOEPEL CO.'S ASSETS
American Piano Supply Co.'s Purchase Includes Con-
tracts, Name and Good Will.
The American Piano Supply Company, Inc., 110-
112 East Thirteenth street, New York City, has
purchased all the assets of the long established sup-
ply house of C. F. Goepel & Co., including merchan-
dise, unexecuted contracts, name, good will, etc. The
sale was closed some time ago, but the American
Piano Supply Company, Inc., only received the bill
of sale on Friday of last week.
Due to Charles F. Goepel's will, the business
was conducted as a part of the estate and the vari-
ous lawyers concerned agree that the necessary
handling of this matter under the authority of the
Surrogate established a precedent, as there was no
record on the books of a previous case of this kind.
"This change appears to us to be along the logical
lines of development as illustrated among our piano
manufacturing customers," said W. C. Hess, presi-
dent, this week. "It is self-evident in order to per-
mit of the most economical handling of business,
concentrated effort is imperative and increased vol-
ume of sales only, will permit of our continuing to
give our customers the best prices, quality, and above
all, the service which they expect and must receive."
FEATURE CONN INSTRUMENTS.
Conn instruments were featured last week in a
joint advertisement in Akron, O., newspapers by
the Edfred Music Co., and the Earle Poling Music
Co. It was the occasion of the concert given in the
Armory by John Philip Sousa and his band. The
concert was staged under the direction of Earle
Poling, head of the Earle Poling Music Co., who for
several years has been promoting concerts that have
brought the world's best artists to the city.
FEATURING Q R S IN MILWAUKEE.
"If you want the best rolls and have your choice
of a most complete stock, visit our roll department
of Q R S rolls," says the Carberry-Parker Co., (Bad-
ger Music Shop), 425 Grand avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
FAIRBANKS
Piano Movers Supply Co.
TH*. FAIRBANKS CO., Springfield, Ohio
Manufacturer*
Lancaster, Penna.
NPA T U R E L L
*""'
VIOLIN, CELLO AND DOUBLE
BASS WOUND STRINGS
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
GUP.anteed for thirty days after they are sold
SEND FOR CATALOG
S. SIMON
8106 Chappell Avenue,
CHICAGO, ILLS.
Reg. U. S. Pat. Oft.
The now famous reproducer, will help you increase your
sales of Phonographs and Records. Keep it on your dem-
onstrating machine. Every phonograph owner in your
neighborhood is a prospective buyer.
Dealer's Price $2.50—Send for Sample.
THE SPECIALTY PHONO. & ACCESS. CO.
210-212 East 113th St.
NEW YORK
INDISPENSABLE TO PIANO DEALERS AND SALESMEN
We are now making shipments of our latest model, which is Foolproof and indestructible.
Price reduced to $95.00 including extra good moving cover.
Shipped to responsible dealers on approval.
Try one. If you don't like it send it back.
BOWEN PIANO LOADER CO.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
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PRESTO
easy to play, so perfect in scale and beautiful in tone,
so light and reliable in action that progress is rapid,
success assured.
Conns are recognized as supreme in every respect;
C. G. Conn, Ltd., Elkhart, Ind., Points Out used and endorsed by foremost artists throughout the
world in Concert Bands, Symphony, Opera and
Duty of Fathers and Mothers to En-
popular orchestras. For the same reasons Conns are
preferred for Scout, School, College, Legion, Lodge,
courage Musical Talent.
Industrial and Community bands and orchestras.
An appeal to parents to encourage the musical am-
Conn, Ltd., largest in the world, is the only maker
bitions of their children is made by C. G. Conn, Ltd., of every instrument used in the band. Exclusive
Elkhart, Ind., in a double page spread in the Satur- processes including the famous hydraulic expansion
day Evening Post of October 18. It is a strong of tubing, and the craftsmanship developed in our
pictorial disp.ay showing the proud father and mother half century of experience, are the basis of Conn
watching, the stage of the concert hall where the son superiority. Yet Conns cost no more than others.
Free, '"Success in Music and How to Win It," by
is depicted playing a solo on a cornet. "Our Boy"
John Philip Sousa and other famous musicians, hand-
is the heading, and this follows:
somely illustrates and describes all instruments of the
His is the joy of achievement. He has swayed a band; helps you choose the one to play. Free Trial;
multitude, played his way into their hearts. Theirs is Easy .Payments on any Conn instrument. Send cou-
the thrill of pride—he's "Our Boy."
pon for book and details.
What of your boy—have you encouraged his musi-
Important—To all Interested in Bands or Orches-
cal talent? If he chooses music as a career he will tras—School Supervisors, Rotarians, Kiwanians.
have one of. the most interesting and now most highly
Lions, Legionnaires, Lodges, and others are invited
regarded professions.
to write our Band Service Department for advice and
But wholly apart from a career, playing in band or assistance in organizing and developing bands and
orchestra broadens his interests, builds character, orchestras. The benefit of our long experience is at
uncovers the ability to lead. Among America's
your disposal, without ob'igation. Use the coupon,
leaders—statesmen, bankers, captains of industry— or write in detail.
are countless men whose musical ability has helped
them to success.
NEW CHICAGO JOBBING HOUSE.
Give your boy this chance. Provide him with a
Conn, "the instrument of the artists." Conns are so
Schulz & Moennig, Inc., is the name of a new
musical merchandise jobbing house in Chicago. A
floor has been leased by the new company in the
building at the southeast corner of Wabash avenue
and Adams street and a large stock of brass, reed
and stringed instruments will be installed when nec-
essary remodeling plans are completed. The princi-
pals are Carl J. Schulz and Max Moennig, both well
known in the musical merchandise trade.
APPEAL TO PARENTS
TELLS OF REPAIR DEPARTMENT.
While our surplus stock of Loaders lasts
your check for
$60—SIXTY DOLLARS—$60
Gets One "BILGER" Loader
Satisfaction, or Money Back
Trucks, Hoists, Covers etc.
Address
"When your banjo, saxophone or other instrument
needs repair call our complete repair department.
Quick service—reasonable rates. Grand 5062," adver-
tises the Kesselman-O'Driscoll Co., Milwaukee, in the
newspapers. The firm has a fast-growing band in-
strument and musical merchandise department in
which free schools are attractive features.
BUYS C. F. GOEPEL CO.'S ASSETS
American Piano Supply Co.'s Purchase Includes Con-
tracts, Name and Good Will.
The American Piano Supply Company, Inc., 110-
112 East Thirteenth street, New York City, has
purchased all the assets of the long established sup-
ply house of C. F. Goepel & Co., including merchan-
dise, unexecuted contracts, name, good will, etc. The
sale was closed some time ago, but the American
Piano Supply Company, Inc., only received the bill
of sale on Friday of last week.
Due to Charles F. Goepel's will, the business
was conducted as a part of the estate and the vari-
ous lawyers concerned agree that the necessary
handling of this matter under the authority of the
Surrogate established a precedent, as there was no
record on the books of a previous case of this kind.
"This change appears to us to be along the logical
lines of development as illustrated among our piano
manufacturing customers," said W. C. Hess, presi-
dent, this week. "It is self-evident in order to per-
mit of the most economical handling of business,
concentrated effort is imperative and increased vol-
ume of sales only, will permit of our continuing to
give our customers the best prices, quality, and above
all, the service which they expect and must receive."
FEATURE CONN INSTRUMENTS.
Conn instruments were featured last week in a
joint advertisement in Akron, O., newspapers by
the Edfred Music Co., and the Earle Poling Music
Co. It was the occasion of the concert given in the
Armory by John Philip Sousa and his band. The
concert was staged under the direction of Earle
Poling, head of the Earle Poling Music Co., who for
several years has been promoting concerts that have
brought the world's best artists to the city.
FEATURING Q R S IN MILWAUKEE.
"If you want the best rolls and have your choice
of a most complete stock, visit our roll department
of Q R S rolls," says the Carberry-Parker Co., (Bad-
ger Music Shop), 425 Grand avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
FAIRBANKS
Piano Movers Supply Co.
TH*. FAIRBANKS CO., Springfield, Ohio
Manufacturer*
Lancaster, Penna.
NPA T U R E L L
*""'
VIOLIN, CELLO AND DOUBLE
BASS WOUND STRINGS
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
GUP.anteed for thirty days after they are sold
SEND FOR CATALOG
S. SIMON
8106 Chappell Avenue,
CHICAGO, ILLS.
Reg. U. S. Pat. Oft.
The now famous reproducer, will help you increase your
sales of Phonographs and Records. Keep it on your dem-
onstrating machine. Every phonograph owner in your
neighborhood is a prospective buyer.
Dealer's Price $2.50—Send for Sample.
THE SPECIALTY PHONO. & ACCESS. CO.
210-212 East 113th St.
NEW YORK
INDISPENSABLE TO PIANO DEALERS AND SALESMEN
We are now making shipments of our latest model, which is Foolproof and indestructible.
Price reduced to $95.00 including extra good moving cover.
Shipped to responsible dealers on approval.
Try one. If you don't like it send it back.
BOWEN PIANO LOADER CO.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Enhanced content © 2008-2009 and presented by MBSI - The Musical Box Society International (www.mbsi.org) and the International Arcade Museum (www.arcade-museum.com).
All Rights Reserved. Digitized from the archives of the MBSI with support from NAMM - The International Music Products Association (www.namm.org).
Additional enhancement, optimization, and distribution by the International Arcade Museum. An extensive collection of Presto can be found online at http://www.arcade-museum.com/library/
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).