The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-08
BIG SALE OF PIANOS
WAS THE ORDER OF EXERCISES
AT THE MUNGER ASSIGNED
YESTERDAY.
ONLY S25 CASH NEEDED
TO GET THE FINEST PIANO MADE
I'm THE UNITED
STATES.
NO. 40 EAST SEVENTH STREET
Is the Place Where the Great
Slaughter in Piano Prices Is In
Progress.
ONLY s25 CASH NEEDED
o. 40 EAST SEVENTH STREET

isn't this grand?" That is what
every one said who came to the piano
assignee. sale Of the Munger stock at
40 East Seventh street yesterday.
And why shouldn't they? Everything
about this sale Is grand. There are
some styles Of grand pianos, but every
piano offered Is grand instrument
whether an actual grand in style or
not. And then the prices make every
one grand bargain. Doubters should
come and see If I am not stating the
exact situation.
The store at 40 East Seventh street,
between Cedar and Minnesota streets,
was thronged all day yesterday and
double the number of pianos and
organs were sold than were ever sold
any previous day In St. Paul. People
had read my announcement in the
Sunday papers and they came prepared
to buy, and did buy. 1t only takes $25
cash. and so 1t don't take great
while to get ready.
MORE PRICES.
have already quoted some prices,
but here are some more: Leins & Co.,
upright. Beautiful English burl wal
NUT 1-3 octaves, strings, 3 pedals
with patent muller. Worth 1926. As
signee's price, s1S8.
Arion Smith & Barnes) upright.
English oak, 8 strings. 7 IS octaves.
next to the largest size. Should sell
for $500. Now $148.
New England upright Four feet 8
inches high, English quarter sawed oak
case, extra, paneied ends, hand carved
panels and nusses. z 1-3 octayes, 8
strings--a verftable beauty. Mungerss
price, 1915. At this sale, $f88.
DON'T imagine you are limited to
the styles, makes and prices I quote.
There are plenty Of others equally good.
I cannot take time or space to name
them all. The fact is the orders Of
the court are imperative. An ssignee
stock cannot be held to get big prices.
It must go, and go quick, and have
undertaken the contract to settle the
Munger assignment without delay.
Original cost, even of the material, is
not thought of. The sole idea is to make
prices which the public can't resist.
That's what I've done. I've made them
less than the cost OF the raw material.
guess you would have thought so If
you had come to No. 40 East Seventh
street yesterday. The public are with
me, and I'm with the public. It is
mutual deal and everybody Is happy.
Even the losing creditors enjoy it, for
1t gives whatever dividend they can
get, quick. When there Is universal
happiness there's no one to be unhappy
If they tried.
OF course you want to be practical
and not merely see other happy people,
but try 1t on yourself by putting $25
in your inside pocket and coming In
today to clinch piano. $25 cash and
$40 a month does it, where the piano
costs $500 or less, and $25 cash and SIS
month where 1t is over $500.
An elegant scarf and stool goes with
every piano, absolutely free. Every
instrument guaranteed to be as repre-
scented. Each day you delay makes a
smaller stock to Gull from
The street cars stop right at the
door. It's 49 East Seventh street be-
tween Cedar and Minnesota where you
get more for your money than any
other place in st. Paul. Open evenings
A. T.. Whitney,
Agent for the Munger Assignee Piano
Sale.