The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-04-27
The Cable Piano Company Will Be
Here Ten Days for Their
Annual Sale.
CONVENIENT QUARTERS IN THE NEW
BUILDING NEXT TO THE
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
CONCERTS ARE TO BE GIVEN FREE
EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVERY EVENING.

lTduRuIdJcu III ldlIdIldSScc ITlS
week is a piano house established
by the widely celebrated Cable
Piano Company Of Chicago, with
Mr.. G.. !. S. Watt as manager.
This enterprise is entirely out Of
the ordinary and appeals 20 all
music-lOvinP people who desire to
furnish their homes with fine
pianos, with peculiar force. AS
is known, the Cable Company is
the largest piano manufacturing
concern in the world, and they
have perfected "A plan which en-
ablcs them to dispose Of their
Instruments 80 that any person
Of moderate means can become
the owner Of one Of them on such
terms that the payments will not
Inconvenience him.
The plan is This: The pal
mcttO' is one among the fine
standard pianos made by the Ca
bic Company, and it is proposed
to sell them to the people of Tai
laha3scc and Leon county by
means Of a clubbing proposition
at the remarkably low price of
$2G7 for each piano. A club Of
100 members will be formed.
Each member is to pay $40 down
on the piano and monthly dues of
So. Upon receipt Of application
for membership and the first pay
ment Of so, the piano will be de-
livered at the home Of the men,
her. Out Of town members will
have pianos delivered at nearest
depot. The membership will not
have to pay any interest on the
$2G7, except where they shall
have missed their monthly dues.
With each piano is given a hand
some stool and scarf. The piano
is guaranteed for ten years. This
is certainly an extraordinary offer
and makes it practicable for every
family in Leon county to own a
beautiful piano. The Cable Com |
pany makes a number of grades |
Of pianos, including the COnovcr, |
wellington, kingsbury and Pal
mctto, and the latter, among the
finest, has been selected for in
PRODUCTION into this county.
The COmpany's show rooms in
Tallahassee are i'm the Moor build
my, two doors south of the tCle-
graph office, where concerts will
be- given every afternoon from /
to & O'Clock, and at night from
< to 10 O'Clock, by Prof. r.. l..
Ross, and the public is cordially
invited to be present. Call at
.hcsc rooms and get full informa.
ton about clubbing rates from
Mr.. Watt.
Cincinnati, Ohio. GCntlcmcn:
After thoroughly testing your
pianos for several months i'm my |
private practice, chccrruIIy rec.
)mmCnd them as strictly first.
lass in all respects. The scale
s remarkably even, the tone OF
inc musical quality, while the |
lCtion is cXcclled by none.
W. WAUGH LAUDER.
Professor Of Music i'm the Yves
leyan College Of Music.
Forsyth, Ga, Gentlemen; The
'onovcr pianos sold to Monroe
'ollcgc have given perfect salts
action. For twenty years | have
lad the opportunity of testing
he qualities of many different
makes of pianos. and must say
hat i'm point of tone, workman.
hip, durability and general cX.
CllCnco, the Conovcr has become
'ur favorlte.
From the present outlook, We
hall need at least twenty more
iauos next session. and Ms we
want only the best, you may have
IN eye to filling our order for
hat number of Conovcrs.
Very truly yours,
CHAS. J. WALLACE,
Director of Music, Monroe Col.
lege.