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TON PIANO CO., we wish tosay that there is nothing
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Correspondence in all languages. S. FEF. MYERS CO. (
Butler, Penn., March 26th., ‘oo, W. A. Douglass, Gen. Mdse., Highland, W. Va., August (8, 1908
> F. MYERS CO. S._F. MYERS CO., New York.
Dear Sirs: I am greatly pleased with the “Colonial Grand” piano that I Gentlemen: The Meloton Piano you sent me a year ago commands the |
bought from you. Yours resy., CHARLES THOMPSON unqualified praise of the best musicians of our State, and I take great
pleasure in recommending it to those in want of a good_piano,
— Aberdeen, Respectfully, W. A. DOUGLASS. af
S. Dak., March 26th, igog.
5. F. MYERS Co.
Dear Sirs: The ‘“‘Meloton” piano reached me in perfec order, and am Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Phila., Pa., May 16th, 1907.
highly pleased with its exquisite tone and general | 2 S._F. MYERS Co.
Yours truly, Pp. CC, WATTERS Dear Sirs: We have our Meloton Piano a year now, and gave it a
thorough test, and found it as you represented it in every respect. And in
—— = find it equal its (“Meloton”). It be inspected by
Veedersbure, Ind., March 23th. tooo. tone to name can any
S..F, MYERS CO. one who wishes to call to it. Respectfully yours, _J. H. ROLAND.
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My Dear Sirs: I received the Meloton piano in perfect condition and No. 743 DeKalb St., W. Phila., Pa.
am delighted. -——
It has of the most artistic I have arid the & tone is Shenandoah, Va., March 1906.
one cases ever seen, 29,
beautiful. Very truly yours, H. G. NEWTON. >. FT. MYERS CO., New York.
Gentlemen: Yours of the goth inst. received inquiring about the Melo-
F. MYERS CO. - 1909. Piano purchased of about and in reply will that
Ss. Stanleyton, Va., March ton you one year ago, say
Dear Sirs: I much pleased with the beauty ars delicious it is giving the best satisfaction, and I am well pleased with it; it has been
am great d
tich tone of the Meloton piano bought from you pronounced by musicians to be a first class instrument; it is in first class
It has been highly praised by all who have seen and tried it. tune and has not been tuned since I received it.
Yours truly, (Rev.) J. R. BROWN. Yours very truly, DR. W. B. SPRINKEL.
J. A. Late, Music Dealer, Valley Springs, Cal., August 3, 1905.
Harrisburg, Penn. March '3tst, 1009
S._F. S F MYERS MYERS C 2 Se J Ss. a. F. MYERS CO,
CO. Gentlemen: . 4s The Meloton Piano, : which Se I ordered - . October,
Gentlemen: The ‘‘Meloton™ from has received ample from you in
1 you now has such good satisfaction that I expect to do quite an orde:
trial at many hands, and is uiversally conceded to be by far the best 1900, given
toned piano in of sixty business in the near future. It is by far the best piano in this vicinity.
my entire class pupils. Yours J: Ay LATE. ye
Respectfully, JACOB NYE, ¥ truly,
Te: of B. Music, ——————
——__ - ee D. A. Poole, Gen. Mdse., Kremis, Pa., March 7th, 1905.
Harrisburg, FPenn., s=th,
Ss. F. MYERS CO. ; Ss. F. MYERS CO., New York.
Gentlemen: af I wish supplement of Mar . 1 take pleasure in recommending the Meloton Piano as a first class in
to my letter and much pleased with the
that several of advanced pupils desire strument in every respect, can say we are very
my most to have. My opinion is based what I have been told by
“Meloton” piano d would like to know ii y Id accept the in- one we on com:
in of petent and reliable musicians, who have tested it and pronounced it 4
struments of other hey now have part p for one your certainly would the
*“Melotons.” nubove described. Jf I had another to buy I get same.
The “Meloton” has much superior all used in J am confident I saved at least One Hundred Dollars.
proven so to others my Yours . = D. A. POOLE, KR Kremis, ae - Pa.
class that most any sacrifice wor be made to secure your splendid in truly,
1: Tument. . Please reply are ch promptly, and oblige, * ee asad Pa., Oct.
Yours on TACOB BL NYE, Chas. = W. Spayd, M.D,, Pharmacist, ? Wilkes-Barre, 14, 1905.
4 Teacher Music. 5. _ F. MYERS CO.
arian Tar Gentlemen: We are greatly delighted - with A the Meloton, with Pere its swect-
Riera NG (ienin 1%. 1909. sustained vibration,
F. MYERS CO oe Mi & : ness, and distinct tone, which is pleasing and a well
S. also Jehan, Its pleasure the player. In it
Dear Sirs: We have used the “‘Meloton” piano for two tone is a to every ceapert is
constantly years, Persons said “How could risk buying a Piano
and * given the best sat + t10n. a grant nstrument. you
without seeing it first?’ I said the reputation of the House warranted it.
Its tone is rich end mellow id although it has never been tuned, it is
*‘o-day perfect in and I have nothing but the highest praise for the Meloton.
absolutely tune tone. Yours respectfully, Cc. W. SPAYD. ~ s
It is all you represent, and | know it has cost me much less money than
che same high quality can be bought elsewhere San Francisco Railroad Company,
Yours truly. S. P. GRAY, St. Louis and
very St. Lonis, Mo., July 18th, 1908.
Virst_ State Bank of Roscoe, Ss. F. MYERS COMPANY,
Feb.. 2rd, "oo. _Gentlemen: Answering your inquiry of the 15th inst. as to the condi-
S. F. MYERS CO. Roscoe, So: Dakota,
Gentlemen: The “Cabinet Grand” I bought from is splendid in tion of the Meloton Grand Piano purchased from you in 1898:
strumient you a After ten years’ this Piano still most excellent satisfaction. A It
= use, gives
powerful, and has wonderful has held its own well and is a better tone now than when received.
Its tone is fine, smooth and a carrying H. C. JACQUES.
power E Yours very truly,
71 To teieon say it <_ is 5 a beatity in Z tone, : finish “oy “4 and * workmanship : - does — not ade-
. Hagy, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Pataskala, Ohio, “As Noy. 15, 1908.
quately set forth the high merits of the piano . Nhe
square-dealing, I cheerfully recommend business 4 methods. MYERS rash & eo CO., New Se York City.
For can your > rentlemen: After I - y the
Yours = HERMAN S. BARCHINGER. 5 years constant use write you concerning
resv. Meloton Orehestral Grand Piano which I bought of you. You know when
L first wrote you concerning this piano I stated that unless it possessed
Campbell & Coller, Practical Phimbers and_Tinners, that liquid singing tone I would return it to you at once.
5. F. MYERS CO. Bowling Green, Ohio, May 8, 1908. Previous to ordering it my wife and I had examined at least 25 different
Gentlemen: I wish to say that after five years use, I am more than makes of pianos, among the highest grades made jn America, and felt
pleased, and the longer we use the Meloton, the better we like it. The doubtful as to whether the Meloton would fill the requirements at all.
and action is very fine, and is pronounced so by all who have played I am more than pleased to say at this time, after this 5 years’ use, |
tone FRED Campbell Coller. had long of
on it. H. COLDER, care of & could not have been better suited if I, myself. had years
experience in piano making and had constructed this one myself. In all
las. Pritchard & Son, Hurdware, Titusville, Fla., March 1, 1908, that I have ever heard, I have never found one with this brilliant treble.
3..F. MYERS CO., New York. deep sonorous bass, and well balanced middle register combined. Tone!
Dear Sirs: The Meloton Piano we ordered from you last year is a Superb! That is the only fitting descriptive word. Could I not get
peauty and can’t say enough in praise of it. It has been admired by another I would not think of parting with this one for four times its cost
we L. HAGY.
all who haye played upon it; Yours truly, JAS. PRITCHARD & SON. Sincerely yours, S.
pplication.
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