Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-15
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Fine Instruments May Be Obtained at
Low Prices and on Essy Terms.

Fine Instruments May BE obtained at
Low Prices and on Essy Terms,
In hundreds of homes, IN Wheeling and
vicinity, there has been a longing for a
piano or organ, perhaps for year.; but there
has been no effort to purchase, or even 10
make an examination or inquiry upon the
subject, through feeling, due TO aud dat
ing from the old manner OF selling such
things, that it required TOO much money
to make purchase-that unless one had
several hundred dollars on hand, it was
useless to think about the matter, and as
that amount of money is not often got to-
gether, even by people in easy circum-
stances, the home went without the music
80 much desired.
1t is the purpose of this article to show,
conciusively and without doubt, that
there is a popular missppehension upon
the subject of piano-buying, and that a
fine instrument-in fact, the very finest
manufactured-csn be purchased from F.
w. Banner & Co., not only upon terms
which can be met by most anyone, but
also at prices which show very material
filling off from the figures quoted few
years ago-and this, too, while the quality
and workmanship of the instruments have
greatly improved.
There is no more appropriate gift for
the holidays than a piano or organ, and
with the showing of prices and terms TO
be hereinafter made, there ought TO be
great increase in the present heavy de-
mand for instruments from this house.
This demonstration could not be more
appropriately commenced than by refer
encs TO the celebrated and favorite Kra-
Mich & Bach Pianos, long handled by the
Messrs. Banner & Co., and known to
nearly every musician in this city and sur
rounding neighborhood. They are used
and endorsed by all the leading teachers
and By musicians generally, as combining
every desirable quality with the finest
workmanship. These elegant Pianos can
be had at all prices, from 1915 up to $3.50,
upon basis of S25 cash and SIS per
month.
The matches Steinwsy piano can
be had upon the same terms. The
firm have ii at prices ranging between
S475 and 81 500, requiring but $50 cash
and S25 per month. terms which are most
remarkable when the great reputation and
undoubted merit of these pianos are con-
sidered.
In the same way, the popular Krakauer
piano runs in price from $3.50 to $500, and
SIS cash and SIS per month takes any ill.,
strument of this make in the house.
Then there is the McEwen piano, for
those desiring a moderate priced instru-
ment of merit and reliability. They range
from S275 to 1915, and are for sale on a
basis of SIS cash and $40 per month.
The firm agrees to keep pianos pur-
chased from them in tune for one year,
and warrants all instruments for five
years from the date of purchase.
The firms stock of organs is fully equal,
in variety of make, style and prices, to
their array of pianos. They handle the
Chase organs, noted for their sweet tone,
the Smith American organ, which hiss a
reputation for power and strength, and tine
United States organ, whose conspicuous
characteristic is the beauty and brilliancy
of their voiciDg. These organs range in
price from SO TO 5000, and can be pur-
chased by a payment Of $40 in cash, and s.
per month until the bill is settled.
Such liberal terms were never before Of
fered the public. 1t will pay one, even if
not intending TO purchase, to come in and
look through the stock of Messrs. Banner
& Co. The firm have three immense floors
crowded to their fullest capacity with the
finest instruments ever brought to Wheel
ing. The extent of the display and the
variety of the Instruments shown is really
surprising.
Competen. and cbiging statesmen will
show you every attention, no matter
whether purchase is made or not, and an
invitation is extended to look through the
building and make personal and careful
examination OF the stock.