The Washington herald., 1912-01-22

Western Maryland. Mr.. Lichtenstein
; received his education at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland. He is a stock
holder in the Dime Savings Bank, and
has interests in the Tourloway Orchard
Company. He is a popular member of
the Potomac Club, of Cumberland. He
is firm believer in the future growth
and development OF the Queen City"
p. J. SMITH CO., JEwELERS-This
firm Is located at s6 Baltimore street.
and IS one OF the handsomest jewelry
stores in the city, handling a large
stock of diamonds and precious stones.
Talking 10 a Herald man, Mr.. Smith
declared that he believed that great
prospects are ahead for Cumberland.
He is known as a public-spirited man
and one ever ready to lend his assist
ance TO the uplift OF his city.
MORRISON MUSIC oo.-This firm
has a handsome store at 1885 Balti-
more street, with a branch store at
Salisbury, Nd. They handle the
famous Weber, Becker Bros, Steck.
VOse, Weaver, Hallet & Davis. Emer
son, York and Morrison pianos; also
the celebrated Weber, Steck. and
Stuyvesant pianoIa-pianos. I. T. Hol-
land is the treasurer and manager. and
is widely known as a Cumberland busi-
ness man The company does q whole
sale and retail business in pianos, or
gans. and talking machines.
J. GEO. HERMANN, PHARMACIST
Mr.. Hermann is located at 14S Balti-
more street. His success dated from
the time his firm established the busi-
ness April !, 1852. up to the present
time. He himself began business as a
pharmacist in 1869. Mr.. Hermann is a
native of Cumberland and stands high
in the business community. This is
one of the old established business
houses of Cumberland.
ROSENBAUM BROS.-One of Cum
berIand's largest business houses is
that Of Rosenbaum Brothers. dealers
in dry goods, notions. and ladies wear
ing apparel This store was organized
in 1870, and has grown by leaps and
bounds. Simon Rosenbaum and Sus-
man Rosenbaum were the founders OF
the business. Their present building
occupies 10000 square feet having a
frontage on Baltimore street of so
feet, with a depth of 1SO feet. The
building is four stories in height. and
the various departments of the bust
ness are conveniently taken care of
Both the Rosenbaum brothers are
Masons and are identified with all mat
tiers of public interest, to which they
are always willing TO give their sup
port. They are directors In several OF
the banks of Cumberland and enjoy
and eStaRn IN he
community.
o. L. SHIREY, DRUGGIST-Another
weII-known drug store in Baltimore
street is that OF o. l. Shirey who has
been in business in Cumberland for a
good many years. Mr.. Shirley carries
a well chosen stock of drugs and ac-
cessories and maintains a careful pre-
scription department.
TRI-sTATE PAPER COMPANY
This company occupies a large three
story building and does a large bust
Western Maryland. The company was
organized in 1898. The president is
r. E. L. Bowie and the secretary E. E.
ScharteI. Their business also extends
into parts Of Pennsylvania and West
Virginia. and their efforts have helped
10 make Cumberland known as
wholesale center They sell to print
ers and merchants and carry a large
stock.
w. r. FREDERICK PLANO CO.
This firm is well known throughout
the country, and its branch in Cum
berIand does a thriving business in
high-grade pianos. player pianos. and
musical instruments. The business
was begun in 1881 and incorporated in
1907, with a capital stock of s1.250. 900.
Omcers: w. F. Frederick, president;
william Schafenberg, vice president;
d. G. Pfeiffer, second vice president;
f. B. Heyser, secretary, and F. Snider.
treasurer. The main offices arc at