Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-28

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The Savings Bank Principle
Applied to Piano Buying
s.D %EFENDERs Of spot-cash payment = including advertising
~ dealers and theoretical writers garrulous, but grossly
B illogical, have written columns of fiction, as imaginative as
I ulessverne and as truthful as Baron M~unchausen, in trying to
I dsparage sthe buying of pianos on the monthly payment plan /
Ito the endsthat their own arbitrary method of sale be justified.
Let us look into the matter, fair and square, for a moment.
= A Piano6s one of the very few costly things that cannot be
{ counted anAextravagance. The love of music, as well as the in
born,ability to learn or enjoy some form of it, is the birthright of
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ton.
!: Hencelit isl commendable to make the possession EASY TO |
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1.-THE tcultivation of the Habit of Thrift saving money-is |
moresvalnable than the money saved.
Tine saving of.money requires an incentive-some objective. |
Money,saved, without an object in view, or some arbitrary re- |
quirement, melts'away for some passing whim-or is friHered
away inscareless fpastme. |
If the person loves music, and buys a J. c. Campbell Piano at wANA. |
= MAKERS, THREE THINGS are secured:
L IA Worthy Piano, that is a lifelong source of pleasur and |
~ mental and social Improvement L
1 Mt 2 AThe Habit of Saving Money is formed by the Sc a month |
InA%. ,payment-no hardship to any wageearner who really |
@A loves music. ~
I q An Always Valuable Piece of Furniture-capable IF be- :
EA%.AWAS1ng turned Into cash at any time-is added to the home. l
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Thescash price is s1so-and no piano. equal in quality, al be bought |
If bought o. the EASY PAYMENT PLAN, the price is exactly the
same; but you pay a banking interest If A per cent. per mum on the
part unpaid. If $40 cash is paid, and Sc a month afterward, this interest
will amount tt a trde less than ten dollars, for the entire period.
If you saved up TO PAY CASH for your piano. o would have t. /
waitTWo YEARS AND A HALF to save up enough to buy it, saving the
abovesamount monthly, after having ten dollars to start with
By paying an average of THIRTYTHREE CENTS a month extra, YOU |
HAVE THE USE OF THE PIANO all the years that you are saving.
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You have the piano ALL THE TIME. ,,-rp5Sz
You are SURE TO SAVE THE MONEY every Month. '
You have a fairly GOOD MUSICAL EDUCATION long before Vol
would have had a piano at ALL if you had waited to cash for it,
Ill You are sure that you got THE BEST PIANO THE MONEY cOuID
tBUY.
You re sure you paid THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE for it.
And you only need pay six dollars a month, with ten dollars cash
II to have a handsome ley j Campbell Piano sent home.
Ill 1t is just like putting money in the Savings Bank-for o. sa the
money absolutely and enjoy the possession OF the piano besides.
See the handsome nw ] c. Campbell Pianos now m demonstration
in our beautiful warerooms in the wanamaker Building. If you can't
come write for fuller information. These pianos ire sent anywhere on
the same terms.
Second floor wanamaker Building y
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