The San Francisco call., 1904-12-15
BIGGER THAN
LAST WEEK
Twenty-Five Inc flanOs Sold at POmmeT-
Eilers Removal Sale Monday
and tuesday.

Store open every evening now.
Easy terms of payment. Prices
500 for $500 styles, S1S6 for $3.50
styles, and up to S21S, $40, S2S7,
etc.; used ones for S64, $7S, sos,
etc, etc.
An investment of a couple of million
dollars brooks no delay If any one en-
tertained any doubts as TO the seriousness
of this occasion and the urgent necessity
on the part of US tenants Of the old
Bishop Building to get rid of our stock
quickly, such doubts were quickly and
thoroughly dispelled by the auction sale
of the balance of the furniture peoples
stock next door during the past two days.
Many who attended this sale saved
enough in the price of their furniture to
buy one of our fine pianos, and many
again, saved enough in the price of the
new piano which they secured at our
present closing out sale to buy big dray
load Of furniture.
This is no idle taIk-but actual fact-as
will be found by any one who will but
stop a moment to Investigate the condi-
tions they are.
Price cuts little figure now. for we must
get rid of this stock no matter what the
sacrifice.
Twenty-nine sales of fine pianos and or
gans were recorded at the Pommer-Eilers
Removal Sale on Monday and Tuesday.
weather the sales by closing time will
foot up more than a dozen
THE END Is NEAR.
At this rate it will simply be out of
question to keep the sale open until the
close of the month, for everything will be
closed out before that time
There'lI. be no more pianos at these cut
prices when the stock now on our main
salesrooms floor is gone.
At the very last minute we decided to
throw into this sacrifice three additional
carloads of Decker and Kimball and
Hazelton pianos which were on the way
when the sale commenced, and every one
of these choice pianos are marked to sell
at the same reductions in price that has
made this sale the wonder of the trade
throughout the United States
Bear in mind that the total amount OF
pianos and organs sold since the com
mencement of this sale exceeds $13S 900,
and that we will easily reach the $500
mark this week.
HERE ARE SOME PRICES.
We offer this morning an elegant Deck
er Brothers upright for SS5. We offer a
very good serviceable c. d. Pease upright
for $75. a Neuman, also in good order for
$64 An elegant slightly used strictly
modern Kimball upright for S245 and a
large size Steinway, ebonfzed case $500.
Thirteen other used but serviceable in
struments at corresponding reductions.
FINE NEW PIANOS AT HALF PRICE.
For $lS6 we offer several very fine and
amos in choicest of mahogany and quar-
ter-sawed oak cases; $16 cash and IS
month buys them. Ordinarily such in
struments are sold at from $500 to 1925.
$18 down and IS or $40 a month takes
choice of the remaining high grade fancy
mahogany and notified walnut eased up
rights that are worth really double the
money we now ask for them: the price to
close out quickly is $21S now.
Please bear in mind that these pianos
are fresh and clean and brand new, not
antiquated factory samples or shop
worn ''old timers" that have been stand
ing around and left over because no one
wanted them.
We have number of piano players that
we want to dispose of without further
ceremony. One Piano1a. $136. one Chase &
Baker nearly new, $145; one Angelus in
fine condition and another of same make
but old style. the latter at one-third it's
original price.
All of the remaining $500 and $3.50 fancy
exhibition styles of highest grade upright
pianos go now at reductions of from S255
to 1872 and We'll not split hairs about the
terms for these.
: Remember we guarantee everything We
sell. Pianos shipped anywhere for in
spection and trial Pommer-Eilers Re
moval Sale. 653 Market street, opposite the
Chronicle building.