The herald., 1897-04-27
A LANDLORDS NOTICE
SOME INTERESTING FACTS AND
A REMARKABLE RECORD
Notified to Quit the Premises-The
End Is Not Yet-A Matter to
Be Investigated

as advertised the day before, ana the dss
| tonishingly large number Of pianos dis
posed of since that time has demorstr1-
| ted clearly the important fact that all
| this talk of "hard times" and mo money
| in the country" is really without foun-
dation. and that, on the contrary, when
a profitable opportunity for investment
is presented there is money plenty, and
| no real bargains need go begging for buy
ers.
The details of this sale are something
absolutely without precedent. Sixty-seven
residents Of Los Angeles purchased pi-
| amos here since the opening announce
ment of this wholesale cost sale, and
surprisingly large number of purchasers
paid all cash for their instruments, not
withstanding the fact that they might
have had time payments II desired.
| No further argument is necessary; we've
been doing business, and there are valid
reasons for our doing it. The several
features that. have compelled us to make
| this sale have been explained heretofore,
and now comes another unforeseen circum-
stance that compels us to extend the sale,
| in the shape of a landlords notice, as fol-
| lows: oo-
| Los Angeles, CAL, April 10, 1897
Messrs. Bartlett Bros. City:
| Gentlemen-According to rent cohtrac'
signed by you we hereby give you hotlce
| to yacate the premises No. 2Sl-2So East
| Second street ON or before the lst DAY OF
May. 1897. This is in accordance with the
| agreement which provides for a two weeks
notice. Respectfully,
| (signeO MGARvIN & BRONSON,
| Agents for Mrs. Regina Weinshenk
| This refers to the place where we nave
| for some time past carried all OF our sur
| plus pianos and organs, as they were re-
ceived In carload shipments direct from
| the eastern factories, and since we nave
been unable to make satisfactory arrange
ments for continuance OF these ware
rooms we have reluctantly decided to ex-
tend the sale few days longer than at
first intended, adding the stock Of twenty
six nianos we had there to the goods here
| in the store. thus once more making COM
plete assortment of the finest high-grade
Instruments ever seen in this city.
| But as heretofore announced, these
| salesrooms ought to have been vacant now,
and they must be so without further de-
| law We therefore propose to make short
work of 1t, and every one of these remain
ing fine pianos and organs shall be dis
| posed of this week. If you good people, VINO
need Just such bargains as we are COM
PEELED to offer, will hustle around to the
store, 233 South Spring street, next door
to the Los Angeles theater, at once, in
vestigate this statement carefully and be
prepared to act after you have found that
we are now in position to save you enough
money on one piano to buy two, or more
| than enough on an instrument to fairly
educate the children in music.
AS stated above, the assortment now on
the floor is again complete, embracing such
TIL 80. aud ttact
ments as the Stenway, the Kimball and
the Weber-products of the three strongest
institutions in the American piano industry
instruments that we have found, during
our twenty-three years of business exper-
ience to be best adapted to the require
ments of our Pacific coast climate; and
further than this, the stock is absolutely
new and perfect, nothing inferior or shop
worn or second-handed, but every instru-
ment fresh and clean and elegant. There
Is also large assortment of medium
/ grade pianos and with but three excep-
tions, we have duplicates of every instru-
ment that has been sold here during this
sale.
The Steinway, Kimball and Weber pi-
amos are high-grade instruments and
strictly first-class In every particular. We
OFFER for sale this morning a beautiful
seven. and one-third octave high-grade
upright piano-brand new-having full
swinging music desk and revolving lock-
board, in fancy mottled walnut or San
Domingo mahogany cases, for $2Ss. which
is almost half price. Rosewood cases, $24
less money.
We offer the largest size Cabinet Grand
fancy mahogany or walnut cased Wheeler
pianos, standing four feet nine inches high,
f,.,,z ~
brand new and warranted, for STAG, and
the same instrument In rosewood finished
case for $1S7.
Here is one extremely fancy exhibition
style of the Bush G. Gerts make In fancy
dappled mahogany case, cabinet grand
size, handsomely carved, for $237. and 9
somewhat palmer design. also brand new
for $217. The largest size "Gibson" Piano
company's make in fancy mahogany OF
walnut cases, with carved panels and three
pedals, can be had for s142 and sl52 re-
spectively, and a smaller size in ebonized
case for $118. All other makes and styles
at correspondingly low prices.
This is a simple and straightforward
statement of plain facts, worthy of YOU
earnest consideration II your home is with
out piano. Our firm is the Oldest estab
lished house in Southern California, and
we cannot afford to make any misstate
ments or Misrepresentation for the SAKE
of selling few pianos. and everything
shall be found as represented here. or we
don't expect to sell.
Our terms to wind up matters here a!
quickly as possible have been made 81
reasonable that no one need hesitate nov
to secure one OF these pianos on this ba
sis. Ten dollars a month looks easy, ant
It is easy-little more than the rent of {
fine piano. and you will never miss it..
But this matter must be attended to a
once. Absolutely nothing is gained b,
waiting and the particular plano you wer
desirous Of purchasing may be gone to
morrow. Every instrument owned by u
Is how included in this sale. and this Il
positively your last opportunity to secur
piano for less money than the majorit.
of plano dealers in the United States pa.
for these goods. We can say no more; /
will cost you but few moments tim
to investigate these details fully, and w
want to see you here today or this even
ing.
BiSsTLETT BROS.
Some Fiesta Results
f. X. Rule received yesterday dis