The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

A simple tale we have to tell, and we
will endeavor to tell it in few, plain,
simple words. It is tale, however, full
If Importance to the people of Mime
apolis and the big Northwest.
It is important to those in need of a
piano, now or within the next two or
;hree years. 1t is of the most vital i'm
)ortance to those who have been want
ng one of the high grade makes, but
high price, and to those who have felt
hat they could not quite reach the
monthly payment usually demanded.
- To all we wish to state that during
he next ten days we are going to re-
move every obstacle that stands be-
ween you and a piano, and give you
he one chance of your life to crafty
our wishes under conditions you have
ong wished for.
Read on, and learn how one mans
necessity is another IS opportunity
- To be in position to properly han
lie our growing business in this city,
We have found it necessary to negoti-
tie with certain Minneapolis parties
or the erection Of building suitable
or our purposes and commensurate
With the Importance of this house.
Unavoidable delays in the execution
# these plans, the lease on our present
quarters about to expire, and no other
'uitable temporary quarters secured,
las placed us in an awful predicament.
Of course we must find some sort of
temporary quarters for awhile. But we
ant very well cart this large stock Of
inc pianos from place to place, as that
would not only mean big expense but
damaged goods, and we VIII not store
! rusty, damaged condition '...> '",'
To add to our troubles, we only re-
emily received large shipments Of stock
or Fall and Holiday trade. When we
placed the orders for these goods, we
'ully expected to be snugly housed in
,ur new building.
men oft gang aglee.'
So. by reason of our being forced to
--Tacate our present quarters, our unPre-
,aredness to move, our lack Of other
quarters, either temporary or perma-
lent, the impossibility of storing this
immense stock, simply forces us to
:lose out everything within the next
:ew days.
We are face to face with loss no
natter which way we turn, and, as we
must stand loss, we have decided to
axe it in the loss of profit and give it
% the purchasing public, rather than in
usty, damaged goods.
On Wednesday morning, Nov. LIST, at
o clock sharp, we will inaugurate the
most sensational sale of pianos, organs
ind piano players ever known.
The entire stock will be offered at
prices that actually and positively
mean not only the cutting out Of all
;emblance of profit, but deep cut into
he very cost of the goods.
YOUR PIANO HERE AT YOUR
PRICE AND TERMS.
At no time during our business ca
.eer in this city have we been able tc
offer such an array of good makes as al
he present. We are sure your favorite
~-oano is either a Kimbal1, Hallet
Davis, steinway, an Everett, Il Whit
ley or Hinze, a Chickering, or perhaps
Weber, an Arion or Vose.
Every one of these we have in stock
and practically all of them new, some
# them have been used, some slightly
3hopworn, but every one of them priced
accordingly. -. =
THE MIGHT OF ONE PRICE
PLAIN FIGURES.
! Our one-price system so long upheld
ing public in general, will hold goo,
during this sale. Every instrument, NJ
matter it's present condition or previou
servitude, will bear large sale tag b,
which you can plainly see our forme
one-price figures and the present sal