The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-05
PIANOS AMI ORGANS,
$50 Different styles from Four.
teen Of the Leading Mmm niac.
tories Of America 10 Select
from.


SOLID FACTS WORTH REMEMBERrNa.
instruments direct from the mandatory
at lowest factory prices. No agents en-
ployed. No commissions paid. Pianos
and Organs at prices formerly given to
agents saving the purchaser the agents pro-
fits. The question has often been asked
why can sell instruments at from one
third 10 onc-half less than il bought through
an agent or dealer? To the above and
similar inquiries, | would reply that save
the purchaser the agents and dealers profits
by shipping direct from the factory at
lowest factory prices. Good pianos and
Organs under the old way OF selling are
expensive Injuries, for the reason that
there has been too many profits. First there
Is the general agent or dealer, who buys or
receives instruments ON consignment He
must make large profit, as his expenses
are heavy, in the way of Rents, Taxes,
Clerk hire, Insurance, Freight and Incl
dental Expenses, portion of all of which
must be added to the original cost of each
instruement, in addition to his profits.
Then there is the agents and sub-agent's
profits. lie receives his instruments from
the general agent or dealer, and must make
his expenses and a modest profit over and
above the formers. All these profits and
accruing expenses, add from ne-,hird to
The full amount OF the first cost OF the in
strument, and the final purchaser pays them
all.
"Too Many Profits" So think many of
the largest manufacturers, who have de-
cided to place their instruments direct with
the purchaser without the aid or intervcn-
nf Ia
evil now ship instruments direct from the
factory to the purehaser, on Is days trial.
If the instrument is not satisfactory. the
maker pays freight both ways. Thus Civ
ing the purchaser an opportunity of testing
the instrument in their own homes, without
incumberances of any kind that adds one I'm
necessary Dollar to the cost of the Instru-
ment. The fact will be readily perceptibie
do supply instruments at lower rates than
can possibly be done through the old meth
ed
The real merit of my cause is meeting
with unbounded recognition, notwithstand-
ing the INSCRIPTIONS methods employed by
some of the charletans in the trade, who
endeavor to build mp areputation by pull
ing others down, and palming off on the
uisuSpettihS PuiCHeSeI, iiistIuueutS tudl
are dear at any price. In the future | pro-
pose, as have done in the past, to furnish
the very best instrument for the amount
invested, thereby pleasing all. And it is
with pardonable pride, refer to the hun
dreds in Alabama, Mississippi and Louis
lana. who are now using my instruments.
They can be found in churches, schools,
halls and private dwellings in every city,
and in almost every village, where they
daily speak for themselves and for me-
Best goods, lowest prices, and fair deal
ings without deviation, is the course | shall
continue, unmindful of the sneers of envious
rivals, or the lofty disdain of fossilized
concerns, who, treading,he paths their fathers
did view with suspicion and distrust my
departure from the ancient routes OF bust
ness, by the adoption of 4 new method more
in keeping with the progressive spirit OF the
age.
Don't buy till you get my prices. Cata-
logues and circulars free. In writing
please state whether you want piano or
an organ. My prices 50 far as know are
the lowest in America. If you receive Of
fers that seem lower please inform me and !
will demonstrate to the contrary. In 9TH
er words positively will not be undersold.
No dealer or agent can offer the advantages
do, and the last chance is all | ask
Please don't forget it. Address.
w. u. WARRINGTON.
oct5-tf Box 1896 New Orleans