The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-13
NOTABLE CHANGES
THE EXPANSION OF A POPULAR IN
sTITUTION-UNUSUA OP-
PORTUNITIES.

Thirteen millions of people added to our
population in the last ten years means
that room must be found for them.
Their daily needs, as well as their daily
pleasure. must be provided with adequate
space st. Paul takes pride in its
part of the tremendous expansion, which
results in some radical changes and re-
adjustments of existing conditions
Among those is the protected enlarge
ment of the Young M4n's Christian as
ISOLATION quarters, in the Dyer building,
already overcrowded. They must have
more room, and there is only one way to
get tive must make room A large
stock Of instruments, several of our vari-
Gus repair departments and a large space
used for piano storage, is now occupied
by us, but which the Y. NJ. 8. A. is to
have. All this must be novel into our
side of the building, which mear,s crowd
ing out of something else
They must go at once-as there is no
time to lose. Our friends, and patrons
are to have the benefit, and it will be a
valuable one. For this purpose we have
arranged SPECIAL ALTERATION
SALE a new and used pianos and cr-
gans
Our warerooms are loaded with the
products Of leading manufacturers No
where on the continent is there better
selected; choicer stock of line instru-
mentS.
Every Piano and Organ in the entire
stock is to be included in this phenomen-
al sale; nothing will escape On every
floor devoted to the Piano and Organ
department will be found an array Ct
instruments, unequaled in value. at the
prices named. The third floor contains
a varied assortment of So md hand or
gans and pianos-instruments which
have seen service are brought to this
floor, where our shops are located. and
there renovated. Some of the most tempt
ing bargains can be had here. Organs at
$25, $35 and upward; pianos at from $25
upwards, which, under the skilled treat
ment of our experienced workmen, have
been transformed into serviceable in
struments. The purchaser with musical
taste, but having little money ID invest,
will find this an opportunity Of a life
time
This floor is packed with square pianos,
and with organs of every description.
The assortment Of pianos embraces many
Of the most famous makes, and are in
struments which have come into our pos
session, 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 fur
nished parlors and music rooms in the
city.
With a little touching over we send
them out to do service for many years
to come. Purchasers who have any
where from $500 to $4,000 to invest can
lind on this floor pianos which will give
perfect satisfaction and be in every way
adequate for practice purposes.
And then the organs; this assortment
is so complete that no person needing
an organ in whatever shape or for what
ever purpose, need go out without his
wants satisfied.
We have them in quarter-sawed oak,
beautifully embellished in artistic cases,
some with French beVeled mirrors and
others In plain cabinet frames. We have
them in solid black walnut of various
shades, instruments which would add to
the tasteful decoration and finish of any
parlor.
We have an assortment of church or
gans which will meet every demand
from that of the small chapel to the
larger and wealthy church with means
to purchase pipe organ
But 1t is on our second floor that the
chief interest will center during the sale
This Is our piano room. 1t will hep to
an intelligent conception of the magni-
tude Of our stock when we say that
these two floors are forty feet in width
by one hundred and twenty-five feet in
depth, and contain space Of nearly
twelve thousand square feet
ThIst floor contains scores of gems Of
the planomakers art, Instruments in
beautifully selected Cfrcassian walnut
others in French burl, and still others in
nutternut, Italian ash and the rarest and
richest root Walnuts, put up in the most
artistic and exquisite effects
There are mahoganies of different va
r1et1es; San Domingo, Brazilian, etc.
ETC., rich and rare contrasts in co,ors
ana all OF the marvellous effects possible
to the skilled artisan
we have rarest varieties of oak. the
dark English, which has come into pop
ular favor, and still others in bfrd's-eya
effect. In fact, no more splendid assort-
ment of standard pianos is displayed on
this continent
we oHer our usual easy terms and
VIII put no barrier or obstacle in the wav
OF any purchaser who is sincere In his
oesire to possesses one of these beautif,1I
Instruments We take secondhand nj
amos and organs in exchange.
No customers need be hurried In sa1ac-
tlon. Any purchase made during This
SAFE can be exchanged within thirty DAYS
Tor any other instrument In stock and
fuil credit will be made for the anaunt
paid 'e e'-'e UNI
IN the meantime get your money and
De ready for first choice Sale opens tbi.
morning at 8 o'clock sharp. Every an
81 s 9hlent VIII De marked in plain figures,
ana we shall make no concessions from,
these figures. - oiii
Don't waste your time or ours asking
Tor reductions. We made our reductIons
yesterday afternoon and last night.
come In and select your instrument
0ur " ;,i Will go with it, and if you
oont Ike your selection, bring It back
and make another We are at yo1Ir
service. Be here at o'clock.
w. J. DYER & BRO.
Music Dealers, 10 w Fifth street.