The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-03-29
A Word

To those who have no conception OF
the magnitude OF the offer we are
making to sell our entire stock at a
great removal sale We occupy an
entire section of the Syndicate block,
including basement and five floors.
This space il loaded with the product
OF the leading manufacturers OF musi-
cal instruments of this country and
Europe. In fact, nowhere on the con-
tlnent has q finer stock OF choice mus
lcai goods been drawn together. Our
aim and object Is to emphasize the fact
That In constructing the magnificent
building on Sixth street into which
we are TO move in few days, we have
given to the musical public and to the
trade what Is conceded to be one of the
most complete buildings of the kind in
the country We want to have it
known that the construction of this
building marks new era In our his
tory and that we shall compel atten-
tion to these facts by the extraordinary
offers we shall make upon the tremend-
Gus stock of musical merchandise
which we carry. Every article from
the latest popular song to the Grand
Piano or Church Organ will be in
cluded; nothing will escape.
1t may be of interest to enumerate
some of the articles which will be sold
without regard to profit. Our base
ment is filled with reserve stock in
cases all ready for shipment. Our
first floor, which is probably the only
one familiar to the general public, con-
tains one of the most complete assort-
ments of musical publications and
small musical instruments to be found
in the west. There are tons and tons
of publ.c alton and classic music, works
of instruction in every conceivable
binding, complete and exhaustive
supply of the best that is published in
music. There are band instruments of
every variety from the bass drum to
the piccolo, as we'll as innumerable
musical novelties, kazoos, harmonious,
jewsharps ETC., etc.
: The fifth faor contains varied as
sortment of secondhand organs and
pianos instruments which have seen
service are brought onto this floor,
where our shops are located, and there
renovated and rejuvenated. Some of
the most tempting bargains can be had
on this floor. Organs at $500, $1,000
and upward; Pianos at from SIS up
wards, which under the skilled treat
ment of our experienced workmen have
been transformed into serviceable in
struments of real musical merit. The
purchaser with musical taste and feel
ing distinct musical need. but having
little money to invest, will find this an
opportunity of q lifetime.
The third floor is packed with square
pianos, and with organs of every de-
scription. This assortment of pianos
embraces many of the most famous
makes and are instruments which have
come into our possessions many of them
from the very best homes in the west,
instruments which have had the very
best care and have adorned the most
deliberately furnished parlors and
mushrooms in the city. With little
touching over we send them out to do
service for many years to come. Pur-
chasers who have anywhere from
S25. 90 to $4,000 to invest can find on
this floor pianos which will give per
feet satisfaction and be in every way
adequate for practice purposes. And
then the organs; this assortment is so
complete that no person nee ling an
organ in whatever shape or for what
ever purpose need go. out without his
wants satisfied. We have them in
auarter-sawed oak, beautifully embel
lished in artistic cases, some with
French beyeled mirrors and others in
plain cabinet frames. We have them
in solid black walnut of various sh ades,
instruments which would add to the
tasteful decoration and finish of any
parlor. We have an assortment of