The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS lNM|
TO THE PUBLIC:

TO THE PUBLIC:
"In announcing the inauguration OF
this eale, probably the greatest or lts
kind ever attempted in the history OF
the piano business, ] wish to make
a plain statement, take the public In
to our confidence, and tell why 1t Is
necessary to close out this entire stock
at the great discounts offered herein.
"For fifty years this house has been
in business in Salt Lake City. occupying
position second to none We have en-
ioyed the extensive patronage of the
people, and attribute it TO our strict ad-
herence to the square deal policy, the
fine, reliable makes Of pianos we have
always sold, our large capital and pur-
chasing power and the low prices and
easy payments we were enabled to make
thereby.
"During the past few years the
growth of our business has been phe.
nomenal The Daynes-Beebe Music
states; we employ more statesmen and
our sales far exceed those Of any other
piano house In the intermountain re-
gion.
"Owing to increased demands on our
facilities it is absolutely necessary that
we have more room, and we recently
had architects and contractors submit
plans for the remodeling of our entire
building at As Main street. These con-
tracts specify completion by October %,
work to begin October 8.
"It is our determinI tion TO have the
most complete, convenient, up~to-date
and artistic warerooms for the display
and sale of fine grand, upright and play
er~pianos in this great country. The
Daynes-Beebe Music company has
reached point where such home is
consistent with its Importance in the
retail and wholesale field''
THE IMPROVEMENTS.
Among the many improvements to be
installed are the following:
Offices torn out and enlarged.
Another floor Of salesrooms to be
added.
Old stairways torn out and new and
larger ones built in moro convenient
places.
Graphaphone department. entirely torn
out and placed in new quarters in the
building.
New decorations throughout
"These are the important improve
ments, and will mean that our store will
be in the hands of workmen after Octo-
Der for period of some weeks
"We have on hand probably the larg-
est and finest stock of new grands, up
rights and player pianos we ever car
ried, as well as limited number of
used pianos, 1t is our intention and de.
termination to dispose of every instru.
ment in this immense stock during the
next ten days or two weeks.
ITO do this, we are not going to
qu1bble or haggle about prices or terms.
We have made up our minds to accept
cost or less for the instruments on any
reasonable terms of payment, get them |
out OF the way Of the workmen. and !
when the alterations are completed, oc
SuPy Out Low uUlnS WlCn an entirely |
new stock from top to bottom.
"Now. denr reader, it's up to YOU.
l have tried to put the case plainly be.
fore you. II you need a piano OF an
organ, either now or in the near future,
say to you in all earnestness, BUY it |
now at this sale and save money.'''
JOSEPH J. DAYNES, JR.
President
MUSIC COMPANY.
The sale begins today and lasts two
weeks, provided everything is not sold
n the meantime. Considering the oual.
ty and prices of the Instruments. eyery
'ne Of them should be sold the tirst
week, go it will not be well for you to
lelay.
ONE PRICE-PLAN FIGURES.
Every instrument will bear a special
'ag, which will plainly indicate the sale
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