Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-19
DID NOT
QUITE FINISH
But a Couple of Days Will
Tel! the Story.
THE END In PLAIN SIGHT
A List of What's Left==Senator nan=
ing $Io5; Stone, Sis.

1t is very necessary and important that
we dispose of every one Of these surplus
pianos and organs during this clearance
sale. Our time for doing so really expired
a week ago, and we expected to have
sold every one of these instruments long
before now. But the stock was so large
that in spite of the large number of in
struments sold each day it has taken a
few lays longer than we at first expect
ed. Now that matters have gone so far
we must sell, and we intend to sell within
the next few days. the several remaining
new Scale Kimball. Hallct 4 Davis,
Weber and other pianos, and will make
any reasonable concessions as to terms of
payment.
We have not many pianos left. and if
every one in this state could realize the
facts as they are. could understand the
vast difference between Wholesale cost of
the pianos, and the regular retail selling
prices, which vast difference can actually
be saved in buying a piano here now.
every instrument now left in our store
would be gone within an hour after the
store opens tomorrow.
Our sales during the past week have
been mostly the most expensive styles,
and we therefore have quite a large as
sortment of strictly hish-grade. fancy up
right pianos, in medium sizes all of which
must De ulSpOSed OF at once.
We offer for tomorrow the following I'M
~precedented bargains, and they are bar
gains worth going a thousand miles to
get.
One Of the finest abine Grand worlds
fair exhibition style upright, in beauti-
fully carved English quarter-sawed Oak
lease, retailing for not less than $3.50. will
60 tomorrow at factory cost. Another
one. same style and design, and same
faction in ~. pncnurnll cacn fn,. Sp1
less money. and still another in most
beautifully dappled San Domingo Mahog-
any case for 1887.
Two beautiful Instruments, also brand
new. not quite SO elaborate, and not Sc
high a case, retailing usually for 1913 and
$500, will now be sold for s23S and $255, and
several for $195, S1SS and SITS.
Have also one large fancy oak cased
Cabinet Grand upright. a Wholesale sam
pie, retail price $500. for $21S, and several
of the regular $3.50 styles, not the kimball
for STAT and $15S.
Then we have a very fine Matthushek
upright. received from Senator Mantle. il
part payment for a new kimball. This
instrument is as good as ever, is worth
1928. and can be had tomorrow for $150-
$15 down and $40 a month.
Have a largest sized Baldwin upright,
four years old. as good as new. Take it
for S142, and pay for it as you can.
Here Is another Chickering upright, re-
ceived in payment for a kimball grand
This Chickering was sold five years age
for 500, but as we saved our customer
considerable money in the purchase of a
new IIimbal grand. they We're willing Il
let us have their ~Chickering for $l95, ant
you can have it for that price. Then we
have a Steinway upright, he most eX-
pensive style turned out of S~tcinway,.
factory: cost $3.50, $3.50 on terms of $40 {
month will buy it tomorrow. In fact. w
want it out of the way. and will not re.
fuse a halfway decent offer.
c. II. Stone upright in good order fol
,$1i5-$10 a month
See also list of new and secondhand
organs advertised in another part of this
paper.
Terms to wind up matters will be made
to suit any reasonable buyer. Come in a
once. store open every evening. ortol
Brothers, 2l9 North Main street, Butte.