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THE TALKING MACHINEJVORl£
August 15, 1921
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A new electrical instrument, known as tl Electra-Voico, w» ihowtt by the Elcclra-Voi, Co., of this city. This company was reccnll incorporated lor $50,000. The incorporators an
'"an be switched' to any part of a building. Chicago Electric Sign Co.'s Display Another concern that showed some mighty lever electric signs for talking machine shops vas the Chicago Electric Sign Co., with its ■Day-N-lte" signs. These signs are so conllrucicd lhat they produce an even light and the c so concealed that the letters an even light and not spotted liatclv over the light. This exhibit was rge of Harvey B. Houck, sales manager. Steger & Sons' Interesting Exhibit
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Illinois Talking Machines Shown
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STEQER AIDS FLOOD SUFFERERS
Plan to Replace All Steger Pianos and Player, pianos Lost in the Pueblo Flood
Chicago Iu.., August 3.— Arrangements are under way by the Steger & Sous Piano Mfg. Co.. of this city, for the replacement of Steger pianos which were lost or damaged in the Pueblo, Col.. Hood. Dan Pagenla, manager of the wholesale credit department of the company, is in Pueblo, where he will co-operate with Lewis S. Brown, Pncblo representative of the Steger & Sons Co. in replacing all pianos and player-pianos lost by Mr Brown's customers. The determination of the company to assume the burden of loss and render such material assistance to the patrons of the Brown store evoked many expressions of hearty appreciation.
LITTLE DAMAGE FROM FIRE
Edison Official Discounts Rumors Regarding Extent of Fire in Chicago Warehouse
In reference to the report about the Edison fire in Chicago, which has attained various aspects in its process of being passed along, A. H. Cnrry the new vice-president of Thos. A. Edison, Inc., recently issued the following bulletin to Edison jobbers:
"A rumor seems to be abroad to the effect lhat our entire stock of phonographs in storage ' at Chicago was destroyed by the recent ware' house fire in that city Wc are very glad to he able to say that such is not the case. While jot as yet full details of the loss as id finishes, wc feel confident that, with liblc exceptions, service to the trade will not be seriously impaired as a consequence of the fire.
"At any rate, our jobbers have, or should have, a marked degree of ability to sell what may be had, since we all learned the art of substitution during the years of shortage, as compared with demand. Therefore, if substitutions as to types or finishes must again he resorted to for a no one should he embarrassed.
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-ectlng person" The person who got this ticket „,l l.rmittht it to the booth where Tonofone Z oil exhibit received as a reward a half
'°Therc ni'av have been other exhibits representing the talking machine industry that wc niss-d bul if such is the case shall look them ip and publish an account of them in the September World.
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EUGENE A. WIDMAN TO EUROPE
Eugene A. Widman. chairman of the board of directors of the Patlu Erercs Phonograph Co., Brooklyn. N. Y.. sailed for Europe on the "Aquitauia" during the latter par. of the month. Mr. Widman's trip is a business one and his itinerary includes both England and the Continent.
INSTALLS NEW EQUIPMENT
Progressive Brunswick Dealer in New Haven Prepares for Active Fall Trade— Souvenirs Distributed at Formal Opening
New Haven. Conk., August 8— In anticipation n active Fall business John Duncan, excluivl Brunswick dealer of this city, has just completed renovations of his store at 188 Crown street and installed new modern equipment. Many unique methods of merchandising Brunswick phonographs and records have been used in the past year by Mr. Duncan, which have proven very successful. He recently announced the formal opening of his store and on that day the public was given an opportunity of inspecting these new quarters, while Mr. Duncan distributed appropriate souvenirs with a cordial invitation to call again.