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PRESTO-TIMES
Sopt.-Oc-t.. 10.V.
PRESTO-TIMES WANT AD VS.
PIANO DKI'AKTMEXTAL MANAGER
IS WAX TED BY
KKIMtKSKXTATIVIO (iKMCRAL MUSIC TIOFSIO
OF CKNTRAI, WEST
A VIORY ATTIIACTIVK PROPOSITION IS
OKKKUKD TO ANYONE WHO CAN IJl'ALIFV
Address:
I'lANO DIOTARTiMIONT MANAOER
Care of
PRESTO-TIMES
DEPARTMENT STORE CONNECTIONS
This advertiser specializes in making connections with
general merchandise and department stores for selling op-
erations of musical instruments generally and pianos.
Work largely with concerns that have not been handling
music. Entire country covered. Address. "A. S. S.," care
I'll sto-Times.
EXCLUSIVE
AGENCY
PROPOSITION
Chicago territory agency solicited for invention and
preparation that every piano tuner and repair establish-
ment needs and will buy. Something entirely new.
Dealers will keep it on sale. Will write contract for ex-
clusive agency. Entirely commission deal, but a money
maker. Address EXCLUSIVE SALES, % Presto-Times,
concern working on trade extension. Address Box 17,
care of PRESTO-TIMES.
PIANO MAN of wide experience in sales and credit
department of piano
manufacturing concern is open for
engagement. A 1 valuable man for piano manufacturing
VERTICAL CASE DESIGN
ENTIRELY NEW CONSTRUCTION
FOR SALK OR ROYALTY—This advertiser has model
of new type vertical scale piano. This piano can be
manufactured at a very low cost of production. Pos-
sesses features of great value and selling points. OUT-
RIC.HT SALE OR ROYALTY. Address "VERTICAL,"
care of PRESTO-TIMES.
WANTED—Several piano salesmen or saleswomen by
piano manufacturer controlling branch stores and agen-
cies. Salary, or commission and drawing account. .Ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement in position and
wages. Address W. F. P».. care of PRESTO-TIMES.
WANTED—Representative for Metropolitan areas for
sole agency for a "sure-sale" line used by all tuners
and repairers and retailed in music stores. Chicago and
Xew York area open. Address -M. -M., care of I'RESTO-
TIMES.
TRAVELING MAN well acquainted and favorably
known in the piano trade is open for position, (lood or-
ganizer; special sales, and aid in building- up any piano
business. Address: "Piano Man No. 1," care of PRESTO-
TIMES.
FOR RENT—Advantageous store for rent. A store in
good location connecting with a repair line in pianos,
making rent and overhead very low. Located in city of
250,000. (3ood community for starting' a music store.
FOR SALE: REPAIR
BUSINESS
A long-established Repair and Producing llusiness as-
sociated with the piano and musical merchandise trade.
Thici business is going on profitably but family and other
business conditions require attention elsewhere. Full in-
structions to purchaser. A money making opportunity.
Address "Repair Business." r /, Presto-Times, Chicago.
FOR SALE
ROLL-PLAYING REED ORGAN
FOR SALE
4 sets of reeds; 12 stops. Many rolls of
standard music. Rich mahogany veneer
case. Slight bellows repair only. Bargain
for anyone interested. Address,
"Automatic," % Presto-Times.
ACTIVE GOING BUSINESS FOR SALE
Cleneral music business with large band instruments
and publication following for sale or would lease entire
establishment on percentage basis. Address O-A, care
of PRESTO-TIMES.
BLttTHNER AGENCIES
Although it was unofficially announced during the
July music trade convention in Chicago, where the
Bluthuer pianos were exhibited, that the Chicago
agency for the Rliithner had been assigned, yet before
Mr. Schad, the American representative of Julius
Rliithner, departed for B'urope, he stated that no
definite arrangement for the Chicago agency had been
decided upon. Mr. Schad on his return from Europe
will visit Chicago en route to his headquarters at Los
Angeles and at that time will probably arrange for
Chicago representation as well as for several other
important points.
High Grade
Piano Key Re-Covering
52 Keys, heavy white composi-
tion
$5.50
52 Keys, Plastacele grained ivory 5.75
Fronts
2.00
Sharps lacquered
75
White keys whitened with ROXA-
LIN
2.25
This is a tough finish. If any off or
loose, extra charge.
SURE-SET PIN BLOCK RESTORER
FOR SALE
One large can
Two large cans
$2.00
3.00
HAS NEVER FAILED YET WHEN
PROPERLY APPLIED
McMACKIN
PIANO SERVICE
1721 Mondamin Ave., Des Moines, la.
MR. BRECKWOLDT BECOMES MORE
OPTIMISTIC
Mr. Julius Mreckwoldt, dean of the piano sounding
hoard industry and head of the house of Julius 13reck-
woldt & .Son, Inc., Dolgevillc, N. Y.. has been more
or less optimistic and rather inclined to be enthusiastic
over continued improved conditions for several months
past. The Rreckwoldt mills have increased steadily
in production from the first of this year and at the
present time Mr. Breckwoldt is ([noted as saying:
"Business conditions have been very good with us of
late; all of our four plants are now running and we
are getting back to former production. It seems to
me," he adds, "the way the orders are coming in now.
that the prospects for the balance of the year are fine,"
Air. Breckwoldt speaks of how the power plant at the
Breckwoldt factories and mills has been increased 100
per cent and which will meet the larger demand and
steadily increasing demand being made upon them
so that they can better care for all of their old cus-
tomers and new ones as they come along.
Mr. Breckwoldt still has in mind his tour through
the trade, on which tour Chicago and vicinity will hold
him for several days.
THE STARR PIANO COMPANY
Of the two Starr piano corporations, the Starr Piano
Company and the Starr Company, the latter is a wholly
owned sales corporation, organized for selling the prod-
ucts of the Starr Piano Company which manufactures
the Starr line of pianos.
These two companies are officered by the same indi-
viduals, as follows: President, Harry Geunett; vice-
presidents in charge of various departments, A. L. Geu-
uett, A. E. Nolder, J. Arthur Connor and F. I). Wiggins;
treasurer, Clarence Gennett; secretary, Fred Gennett.
The directors are: Harry Gennett, Clarence Gennett,
Fred Gennett, A. E. Nolder and J. Arthur Connor.
This is the strong and effective personnel carrying on
the destinies of the Starr Corporation today.
A WELL-BACKED WARNING
There has been a good deal of talk of a shortage
REPAIRMAN WANTED
of piano production to meet an increasing demand this
RKPA1RMAN who thorouK'hly understands repairs on
clarinets,
saxophones
and all brass instruments. Address
autumn and winter season, a rumor which brought
out this warning in a letter by Gulbranscn to its ('. N. Service, care of PRKSTO-TIMES.
dealers:
"All indications point to an acute shortage in the
supply of pianos, and if our shipment of four solid
carloads the last few days of August was any criterion,
our factories will be swamped.
"We therefore address an earnest plea to every one
of our dealers to place orders now for the models
needed to round out present stock."
Big shipments in other factories like this one from
Gulbransen use up pianos ready to ship very rapidly
and often deplete entire supplies of certain desirable
models. This kind of shortage is as severe on the
dealer as would he a general one.
PIANO KEY REPAIR WORK
Recovering Keys, Fronts, Sharps,
Bushing, on Short Notice and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Our Prices Are the Lowest Possible
Consistent with First-Class Work
52 Keys Recovered with
50/1000
Scrape and polish full set
52 Fronts Recovered
52 Keys Recovered with
Ivory
52 Keys, Recovered with
Ivory
52 Keys Recovered with
Ivory
52 Keys Recovered with
Ivory
52 Keys Recovered with
Ivory
Ivorine,
$4.50
2.00
1.50
No. 1
$24.00
No. 2
19.00
No. 3
15.00
No. 4
14.00
No. 5
12.50
Special Price for Whitening
Keys and all other key work.
Lowest Price for New Ivory Keys, one to full set.
VICTOR E. NELSON
904 South Sixth Ave.
St. Charles, 111.
K E Y - N U
Resurface Your Old Piano Keys
with
KEY-NU
Simply now It Over the Old Ivories.
Dries, wears and looks like Ivory.
Xo Rlifting or Polishing Necessary. Full
instructions with each package.
Trial package, enough for 3 Sets of
Keys, $1.50; Package for 10 Sets, $3.50.
Sold and Distributed by
Froess Bros. Music House
1809 State St., Erie, Penna., U. S. A.
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