The herald., 1897-05-08
WILL LEAVE TOWN
SOM LIVELY WORK TO BE DONE
TODAY
The End Is Tonight-Where Will
They Go and What Will Become
of the Balance

At 12 o'clock tonight ends our great all
teration sale of this entire stock Of high
grade upright pianos-the Steinway, the
Kmball and the Weber-besides several
makes of medium-grade instruments, the
fairest and most straightforward piano
sale that has ever been made in the United
States Nothing has been misrepresented,
nothing has been covered up or kept hidden
in this matter, and no one who has pur-
chased piano of us, no matter what the
price. shall ever have cause to regret It.
Every Steinway, Kimball or Weber piano
sold by us shall prove a continual source
of satisfaction to its owner, a perfect gem,
or no sale. Each one of these pianos 10
warranted unconditionally by ourselves. as
well as by the manufacturers, and should
there be any instrument that proves de-
fective in any way, a black sheep, as it
were, we would rather have 1t in the Dead
sea than in the residence of any living
man, and we are fully backed up in this
proposition by the manufacturers them
selves.
Out Of the hundred and forty-odd new
upright pianos, all told, that were included
in this great alteration sale not all have
found homes at this writing ,and unless
there is great rush and quick work to.
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where between fifteen and twenty fancy
pianos left over. But as this wareroom IL
to be vacated at once. arrangements have
been made tc ship any remaining pianos to
our two branch houses at Ventura and San
Diego, where they will be disposed Of In
the regular way.
Some people are skeptical and always Will
be; they never stop to think for them.
selves or investigate, but they are first to
deplore the loss of an opportunity after 1t ID
too late. If there is any one In this city who
has failed to investigate this sale. and
wishes to make deal with us today to
secure a strictly high-grade piano with
out paying any one dollar profit in the
purchase of a piano we shall be pleased to
see him or her at 233 South Spring street
at once, where we shall be ready to do busi-
ness up to u o'clock tonight, anxious to
save shipping expenses on all we can.
But at that hour the sale is ended. Never
again will you see new pianos sold at the
prices We have advertised.
We must have three or four high-grade
piano buyers today who are willing to pay
1928 for the very finest s575 cabinet grand up
right piano on the market. as such fancy
instruments are not handled at interior
agencies They are the most elaborate
styles, containing every modern improve
ment, in cases of fancy San Domingo
mahogany, mottled English walnut or
French English quarter-sawed oak
Three hundred and twenty-eight dollars
is but what you would ordinarily pay at
retail for a shabby second-grade piano.
Come to us today and secure the very best
that capital and skill can produce.
piano that retails everywhere for $52s
can be had here today for $2Ss, and another
style, of which the retail price is $3.50, goes
for s2i6; still others are for sale at s2S7.
$195, $l42 and $11S etc
Terms: s25 down and $40 a month. Every
instrument is Internationally warranted
for five years.
Remember, this is our last day. The sare
closes at 12 O'Clock tonight
BARTLETT BROTHERS.