The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-03-02
ABOUT HOBART M. CABLE PIANOS.
Some Flattering Testimony Regarding
the Musical Worth of these Elegant
Pianos.


Pianos.
The Hobart NJ. Cable pianos are evil
IDENTIFY prime favorites in Yakima and
vicinity. Carload upon carload of these
instruments have been sold by this most
popular house. 1t was only last week,
or to be more exact February 90, that
full carload of these beautiful instu-
ments was received by the head house
An idea of the standing of the Hobart
NJ. Cable piano in Yakima and locality
is to be found i'll the following recon-
mcndations from some of the best known
people in this part of the country, peo-
pie who are in a position to speak from
a musical standpoint. Their exact words
are given below:
Mrs. NJ. Il. Boyle, Ctcacher), says:
Gentemen-Since / have tested by
eight hours daily use the II. NJ Cable
piano, with pleasure l endorse it. For
sweetness and depth of tone so clear and
the instrument is surpassed by none, if
equalled by any. Respectfully,
NJ. Il. Boyle.
5l3 south Third street, City.
j. NJ. Brown, an old and experienced
piano man, writes:
l purchased a Hobart NJ. Cable piano
from Arie Hover of the d. S. Johnston
Co. of North Yakima, about two months
ago. Having had a great deal of cx-
perience in handling pianos as a sales
man, selected one for our home strictly
on its merits, and am frank to say that
in my opinion the Hobart NJ. Cable pi-
ano is the best piano on the market
today for the money that it sells for.
1t has all the merits that any piano has
that sells for at least one third more
than the Hobart NJ. Cable does, and /
am thoroughly convinced that when its
merits are well established that it will
have few equals and no superiors.
J. NJ. BROWN,
North Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. w. K. Parshal. North Yakima:
After using my Hobart NJ. Cable piano
one year | am very well pleased with it.
MRS W. r. PARSHALL.
Mrs. Geo. W. Cary, North Yakima,
says:
To Whom 1t May Concern: We thor
oughly admire the finish, and l congrat-
ulate the Hobart NJ. Cable Co. on the
peculiarly sweet tone, evenness and
power, without the Brass Band" quail
ity so often found in most pianos The
action is easy and perfect, and, after
trying many others, all of them good,
| would still choose the Hobart NJ. Cable
as being the best
Respectfully and cheerfuIly yours,
MRS. G. W. CARY.
Rev. Alfred II. Henry, pastor NJ. E.
church, says:
To Whom 1t May Concern: We are
delighted with our Hobart NJ. Cable
piano. We like it even better than
when we first bought it. The touch and
tone are perfect.
Very cheerfully yours,
ALFRED H. HENRY.
Miss Daisy Draggoo, says:
To Whom 1t May Concern: 1t is with
pleasure that / recommend the II. NJ
Cable piano which l bought of Mr.. A.
Hover six months ago, 1t has been sat
lsfactory i'll every particular. For its
durability, lghtness of touch and sweet
ness of tone | think it the best.
Yours truly,
DAISY DRAGGOO.
These are only few of a volume of
communications which the Hover &
Thompson Music Co. have on record ties.
tifying to the high esteem in which the
Hobart NJ. Cable is held. 1t is safe to
say there is nothing to parallel the
strides which this instrument has made
in popular esteem, and allows us to say
that in our opinion this esteem of the
Hobart NJ. Cable worth is based abso.
lutely upon intrinsic values. That is
why the triumph of this piano is not
transitory but permanent.
Choice Seeds.