, 1922-05-04

and the
Musical
Industry

We do not feel justified in using this space for the
sake of our personal interest exclusively. f..
If our service, our merchandise and our business prin-
ciples,, within the three years of our existence. have not
earned the confidence and good will of our fellow-citi-
zens, nothing, we could say here in our own favor, would
alter their opinion.
We consider a satisfied customer the foremost asset of
every merchant and the best salesman whom we could
employ
We are proud to say that we find this spirit of fair
dealing precailing among our fellow-merchants and that
IN an branches OF Commentaries or mems wearing
Casper merchants ar. striving to adjust their wares snd
prices to the needs of she nn5Iic and today are success
fully competing with and in many instances are ever ex-
ceiling the offerings of mail order and other out-of-town
merchants.
Though every Casperite has undoubtedly the right to
spend his money where he pleases, we honestly believe
vious advantage, if he patronizes home industry, and he
will find that In most instances where out-oftown mer-
chandlse is offered at a seemingly lower price, a fair and
careful comparison will prove in favor of the home prod
uct.
merchant, the more this merchant can do for Casper.
It was this loyal support that made Denver a fine city
to live in and this same support is all that is needed to
make Casper a second Denver.
Among the other necessities of life the musical indus
try takes a worthy and needed place and the soothing as
well as inspiring influence Of music in peace or war, in
public gatherings or in the home, stands unchallenged.
How many never realized that music has filled the
void in their lives until they became owners of a good
musical instrument?
bers IN every human being flares up, how lonesomeness,
i i emptiness IS and even physical pain vanish as if
% NJ aesi' under the strain of Gods greatest gift
Musical patrons are strictly protected by the cone
price" policy of standard merchandise throughout the
US. A. and it has been our aim to represent the highest
grade musical merchandise according to our best judy
ment, though it is only fair to state that this "oheprice'
policy applies also to all other local music dealers.
We welcome these new additions to our industry as
clean and healthy competition, which is helpful to stimu-
late the interest in the musical industry and give our cti-
zens a chance to compare and select the instrument of
their choice in their own town.
Being vitality interested in the progress of music in our
city, we are pleased to give advance notice of the fall con-
cert season being an assured fact, as we have completed
arrangements with at least four, probably five, celebrated
artists, who will appear in our city. These artists are
Mischa Elman, yiolinist: Flonzalee Quintette, instrument
tai concertists; Marie Tifani, of the Chicago Opera Co.:
Mario Chalmee, well known as Caruso's successor, and
John Mccormack, our beloved Irish tenor, and we be-
speak for our endeavors the kind interest of every music
lover, as all net proceeds will be dedicated to advance
ment of music under the supervision of our combined
women's clubs.
Last, but not least, we wish to express to the Casper
public our gratitude for the support which our business
has received from all sources and ask to give us a chance
to improve our service by bringing all seeming unfairness
or grievances to our immediate attention, no matter what
they may be so that we may learn from our mistakes, be-
come 100 per cent efficient in all. our dealings and uphold
the high tradition of the musical industry in our city.