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January 15, 1919
THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD
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PENN SERVICE
This year begins its twenty-first year of service to, and hearty co-operation with, talking machine dealers, with greatly increased facilities.
The men at the head of the organization and under whose personal super'vision this service is rendered.
T. W. Barnhill
— is in the past.
Suffice it to say that PENN SERVICE has been made to mean much during the past year.
It could not, of course, offer an abundance of merchandise — but it did offer co-operation to the dealer in his merchandising problems and a fair and equal distribution of the machines and records that were obtainable. .
Thus PENN SERVICE, in spite of curtailments, meant more than ever before.
Facade of the new Penn Phonograph Co., Inc., building at Qlj Arch St., Philadelphia, admirably equipped for speedy service to phonograph dealers
Henry F. Miller
Business conditions cannot *be accurately predicted at the present date
But—
It would seem that with the lifting of war curtailments, the release of labor, and the return of industry to peace-time pursuits, the talking machine trade will gradually return to not only normal conditions but a record year.
PENN SERVICE will then exceed all its former high attainments. The new building which we now occupy offers, through its large area and efficient equipment, unexcelled facilities for dealer service.
We are, furthermore, exclusively wholesalers, which means that our entire energies are devoted to the dealers' needs.
Penn Phonograph Co., inc.
913 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Victor Wholesalers Exclusively