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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW 33

Martinus Sieveking, the celebrated Dutch A Satisfied Customer pianist who will be heard in recital this season, has become enamored of the Stein- Sends you another. ertone. One has just been sent to his All \ \ \ \ *. rooms for personal use. The Pianophone Co. this week are mov- Some idea of the activity now prevailing ing- into their new factory, 249-251 Wil- among piano makers may be gained from UJcavcr loughby street, Brooklyn, which adjoins the fact that the full force of Rudolph C. the old Bradbury factory where they have Koch, successor to Charles Reinwarth, mak- been located for the past year. They re- er of piano strings, is working until 10 Customers port business as excellent. p. M. dailv. The Boards of Trade of Michigan and are satisfied customers. W. H. Johnson, who has just opened up other states are, according- to newspaper warerooms at 218 Tremont street, Boston, Write tight n&w for reports, interested in the movement? of has secured the agency for the Calenberg late Catalogue. . . . the Moore Organ Co. of Chicago, who, pianos. These instruments are steadily it is said, contemplate moving. Various increasing their clientele of supporters. WEAVER ORGAN & PIANO CO. offers will be made, but nothing definite Manufacturers YORK, PA., U. S. A. regarding location has yet been decided Henry Keller & Sons, Rider avenue, upon. between 140th and 141st streets, this city, William F. Hasse, find that their most recent styles in up- ' 115 East 14th St., New York. The phenomenal growth of the business rights meet with the approval of agents in NEAR STEINWAY HALL. of the Story & Clark Piano Co. reflects those essential particulars—tone, durabil- much credit upon the executive ability ity, finish, style and price. of President Edward H. Story, one of the The Kingsbury Pianos is the title of a Piano Stools. Scarfs, forceful men of the younger generation in very artistically compiled brochure issued Covers of all the industry. He is working along those lines which deserve the highest measure of by the Cable Co. It contains illustrations success. of two popular style Kingsburys, and a Descriptions. view of the Cable building on Wabash av- Present activity at the Schubert factory COflPOSERS' BUSTS, enue. In it is also contained extended de- shows conclusively that Peter Duffy, the scription of the various parts which enter MUSIC CABINETS. president of the firm, has made good his into the construction of these pianos. promise of producing for this season, as The death is announced of Mrs. Joseph Selections of Scarfs ^ heretofore, a Schubert piano second to Ruse, wife of the manager of the Montelius ® Sent on Approval. vv none in the market in the matter of all- Piano Co., Colorado Springs, Col., which round merit and good value. WRITE FOR LATEST CATALOGUE JUST ISSUED. occurred Monday of last week. The in- THE terment was in Toronto. In addition to large shipments to all HYMN)LIA parts of the United States last week, the PIANO PIPE ORGAN Weaver Organ Co. had a big export trade NO LARGER THAN A REED ORGAN with foreign countries. Among the notable Grands and Uprights Two Manual and Pedal-Bass shipments was a large one to Port Eliza- GRAND Effects from one Keyboard beth, South Africa. PRIX Church Organ Pipes Only J. Wright Nichols, of Sanders & Stay- PARIS CHICKERING & SONS, Pianoforte Makers man, Fischer representative at Baltimore 1900 and Washington, D. C, was among the BOSTON, MASS. visitors this week at the Fischer factory For Catalogues and Information Call on or Distributors for North and South America. Address: and warerooms. He left an order for a Have you examined number of the latest styles in Fischer D. H.BALDWIN & CO. products. CINCINNATI CHICAGO G. H. Munroe of Fall River, Mass., is LOUISVILLE Cbc. about to retire from the piano business. INDIANAPOLIS Boqarr He will in future devote his time to music TERRA HAUTE publishing. ST. LOUIS PIANO? The Devore Piano Co. of Freeport, 111., are now settled in new and commodious The Most Satisfactory quarters on lower Stevenson street. Piano Player <£ «£ Surprising value, and most profitable GARRETT GORDON, On the Market for the dealer to handle jt jt & jt Jt Manufacturer and Dealer in E. B. BOGART & Co. ENEERS, Factory, 511-513 East 137th Street No. 118 AVENUE D, NEW YORK Bet. 8th and Ninth Sts NEW YORK. ATTACHMENT THE O. S. KELLY CO., SATISFACTION SPR1 N IELD PLAYS MUSIC GUARANTEED. Dealers who desire the best PIANO PLATES. o HTo ' players shonld write to., H. 0. HARNEY, Eastern Agent, 12th Ave. and 133d St., NEW YORK Che Pianopbonc £0. Factory and General Offices THE JAMES & HOLMSTROM ^~ 245-25 J Wilkmghby Street, BROOKLYN DT A M/^Q •** admitted to be of the highest artistic excellence Salesrooms llrLLVKJO Profitable for dealers to handle. 5 East Fourteenth Street NEW YORK Factory: 233-235 EAST 21st ST., NEW YORK. * * •