The herald., 1897-05-09
EXPIRED LAST NIGHT
A FINAL STRAIGHTFORWARD
STATEMENT
Another Chance for Bargain Hunters.
But This Is Positively the Last.
Look Into This Closely

Precisely as advertised in the daily
papers. our great alteration sale closed last
night at IL o'clock, and we take this occa.
sion to publicly extend our thanks to the
people of Los Angeles and Southern Cali
fornia, and especially to our many friends
who have dealt with us during this sale
and wish to express to them our sincere
appreciation of the confidence and patron
age SO generously shown us by them.
OF the hundred and forty-three upright
pianos and organs altogether included in
this sale, every single instrument has beer
disposed of with the exception of one very
fancy "Steinway" upright. the Steinway
baby grand. two very elaborate cabinet
grand Kimball uprights. together with
some eleven or twelve palmer styles of the
same make, besides one medium-size
Weber, and some five or six medium grade
instruments. These remaining pianos will
be boxed as soon as possible and will be
shipped to our two branch stores at San
Diego and at Ventura. to be sold there In
the usual retail way.
1t will take nearly all Of Monday for
our teams to deliver the large number of
fine pianos sold here during yesterday af-
ternoon and evening, besides attending to
the disposal of large number of pianos
that were sold to parties who are now
building new homes, and with whom we
have agreed to take care of their pianos
until they are ready to receive them.
Furthermore. in our desire to dispose
of several extremely fancy upright
pianos sold yesterday. we consented to
sell number of secondhand pianos
for purchasers who have no need of
two instruments, and accordingly we
are advertising several unusual bar
gains In that kind of pianos, among them
very fine Steinway, a splendid Chicken
ing and a splendid Henry f. Miller upright,
for sale for customers accounts in the
classified columns of this issue under head
of For Sale-Miscellaneous"
We are extremely anxious to dispose of
the remaining two very fancy Kimball
pianos and the fancy Steinway upright
here in the city, to save shipping expenses,
and for this reason we wish to say to
any one who has failed to get around in
time that II they will call at the store here
tomorrow we shall be willing to accommo-
date them with any piano at wholesale
cost so long as 1t is on the salesroom floor
and out Of its box. But please bear in mind
that by Tuesday night every instrument
in this wareroom will either be delivered
to its new home or will be taking a ride in
a freight car to one of the above-named
cities.
You can get here tomorrow, and to-
morrow only. good, serviceable upright
piano, largest size, with folding lid and re-
volving lock board for $1S7, which is less
than half price.
Two $500 instruments can be had now
for $156. and besides this we can take care
of about dozen customers at the prices
on high-grade pianos as heretofore adver-
tised. But tomorrow is the day to see to
1.-THE day after will be too late.
Every instrument sold here is uncon-
ditionally warranted for five years, and to
make short work of it. will be sold at its
cash cost on terms of $25 down and SO a
month.
Call early tomorrow and secure choce at
the Bartlett Music house. 233 South Spring
street.