The Detroit times., 1908-02-24
A Fine Chance
for Piano Buyers
Grinnell Bros Great Removal Sale
Is An Opportunity None
Should Miss.
New Pianos at Big Discounts-Used Pianos at IS to
SO Per Cent Below What They Should Bring
Every Instrument i'm Present Store Must
Be Sold Before Removal.

Our stock is growing smaller and
smaller every day. A few weeks ago.
when we announced this extraordi-
nary sale, this store was simply
packed with Instruments from base
ment to roof. Since then the re-
markable business we have done. In
spite OF the financial furry. severe
weather conditions, ETC., has very
greatly reduced our stocks In every de-
partment. Attracted by the won
derful values we are giving. buyers
are focking to our store in ever in
creasing numbers. Every day finds
US busy from morning until night
delivering and shipping Pianos and
other instruments to customers In all
parts of Michigan, who have wisely
taken advantage OF this truly remark
able money-saving opportunity.
We are more than ever determined
TO dispose OF every instrument In our
present store before moving 10 our
magnificent new building at 24S-245-
247 Woodward-ave. 1t is eminently
fitting that We should open the new
store with q complete line OF new
goods In every department. To do
this we are sacrificing the instruments
In our present store at prices that
should, and undoubtedly will, enable
US to close them out completely be-
fore We move.
II you ever expect to buy q Piano.
or any other instrument, you should
certainly bend every effort to take ad-
vantage of this uneQualed opportunity.
Never were prices 80 low nor pay
ment terms so convenient. This sale
has already enabled hundreds OF fam
lilies to secure beautiful Pianos, Or
gans, Piano Players, ETC., at prices
lower than they ever dreamed possible.
There Is a Piano here for YOU, at
YOUR price, and you may have 1t on
terms to suit YOUR convenience.
Don't lat someone else get 1t by your
failure to act quickly.
MANY STARTLING PIANO BAR
GAINS.
are on our floors today-among them
the following:
Upright Piano $50, small Column
bus In oak case.
Chase Bros upright, full size.
looks like new, was 1925. sale price
$165.
Stuyvesant upright, full size. In
excellent condition, regular price $3.50,
IL goes tomorrow at $170.
Everett upright, beautiful Piano,
$3.50 style. full size, going at half
price-$175.
A large Colby upright, was $3.50,
now only $1S5.
Hallet & Davis upright just like
new. was $3.50, quick buyers will get
it for $3.50.
New sample upright, Corliss. beau
tiful fancy oak, not soiled, should
bring $3.50, but Is cut to 1924.
A large Chickering Grand, In ex-
ceptionally fine order, was $3.50, now
only $3.50; fine opportunity for music
teacher.
Choice of three magnificent uprights
for $260-Sterling (oak), Wegman
mahogany, and Mason q Hamlin
mahogany; these Pianos have
been used very little and are In splen-
did condition; regular prices $3.50 and
$500.
Steinway upright, massive and
handsome case OF magnificent de-
sign, pedals, in fine condition; was
$780, Removal Sale price only 1885.
$40 buys choice OF several fully re-
paired squares; terms soc weekly.
Chickering, large square. thoroughly
repaired and refnished, cost new
$3.50, Sale price only S9S.
vose & Sons. largest grand-square.
tone full and round. Keyboard and
action In fine shape, modern and In
first-class order: Removal Sale price
$40.
ORGANS At LOWEST PRICES
EVER MADE.
Choice of six small Organs, fully re-
natraH oryv an