The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13
AND You ARE DUE AT SANTA
CLAUS PIANO HEAD
QUARTERS.
The PRICES ARE SMASHED
In ORDER TO REALIZE FOR THE
CREDITORS TO WHOM MUNGER
ASSIGNED.
LOTS OF HAPPINESS FROM s2S.
High Grade Pianos at Assignee Sale
Is Great Thing for Christ
mas.

Do you want a merry Christmas?
Why not buy Piano? This is not the
ccnundrum department of the paper,
but after dinner today 1t might be just
as well to sit down and think Of what
an intimate relation one conundrum
bears to another.
I Next week Friday will be Christmas
That is the one day in the year when we
look for as near universal happiness as
can ever be found. Supposing you
contribute to make things especially
merry in your home. Some Christmas
will come which will find you absent.
Gone forever You won't take Pianos
nor anything else with you, but don't
you really believe you will feel better
up to that date, if you have done what
you could to make home happy. and
never missed the chance to give wife
and children merry Christmas as each
Dec. 18th rolled around? Would there
be any comfort in life if it was not for
the home? If the home isn't happy.
Is there any comfort in the home?
Therefore, if there is no comfort in
home, there's no comfort in life AS
between a comfortless home and buy
80 =" AC@AAO; NOA4 I11C OQQS 4dNOT the
Piano?
But I was talking about Christmas.
It's the first time in the history of st.
Paul that an assignee sale of high
grade Pianos and Christmas have been
In perihelion. 1t may not be exactly
two of kind, but it's a great pair. l
am closing out the stock of Pianos Mr.
Munger assigned to his creditors The
creditors have authorized me to be
The amount Of the loss doesn't worry
me. It's divided among a good many
people and they tell me to make such
prices that any one who is going to
have q merry Christmas at all can af-
ford to buy Piano or Organ.
Munger was an old Plano dealer. Had
a big stock. Represented the best
Haines, Weber, Steck, Everett, ETC.,
were all on his list. But listen to my
tale Of figures:
SEE THESE PRICES.
Steck baby grand, rosewood case.
You never heard of poor Steck Piano.
This one should sell for $500 at least,
but $225 takes It,
A. B. Chase upright, rosewood case,
the largest size, remarkably full, round
tone; case little soiled. Worth 1925,
but 1t goes for $145.
Lester Upright Piano, Circassian wal
nut, largest size, exceptionally fine
tone and easy touch, worth $685.. AS
signee says $1S5.
c.. A. Smith upright, rosewood case,
1-3 octaves, three strings, sos, with
scarf and stool.
Weber parlor grand, rosewood case,
perfect in tone and action. should sell
for $500. Our price, $295.
New England upright, ebony case,
has had a few months use, but looks
like new, $115.
Everett upright, Style IL, Burl wal
nut largest size, easy and responsive
action, a beautiful Piano. Retail price,
$500. Assignee's price, $212, with best
stool and scarf in the store.
Isn't that a gorgeous list? But it
doesn't begin to be them ALL It's just
a mere sample A stool and scarf go
with each one, free, and you only have
to pay s25 cash down for the very best,
and the rest, $40 a month, on those
5000 or less, and SIS month on those
over $500.