The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28

This has been a remarkable sale, a.
phenomenal sale. One hundred and
thirty-ono people have bought pianos
and organs here during the past eight
DAYS.
Think Of il,
Out of this grand stock of finest
pianos and organs there have actually
been sold one hundred and thirty-onc
in lust eight days, an average of more
than sixteen per day.
IT means somsthing to accomplish
that feat: it means that first OF all,
the old house Of Dayncs-Bcebc always
keeps faith with the people; IT means
that not statement as to the great
saving in price on best pianos was over
estimated or overdrawn.
It means that one hundred and
thirty one piano buyers found every
thing as represented in our advertiSe-
ments, even better, for none were dis
appointed Every person who has at
tended this sale with the lightest no
tion of buying a piano has found Just
the piano they desired, at a price they
never dreamed of securing, on terms the
easiest ever offered.
But. be it remembered that the
/ Davnes Beebc Music Company carries
the largest stock of high-grade pianos,
/ player pianos. organs, small lnstru.
mcnts, sheet music. etc, in this great
! IintcrmouDtain country. occupying IL
/ large building. a building that. large as
il is has grown too small for our needs,
and VIC must enlarge our quarters, hence
/ this great sale,
Now listen, Here is the situation VIC
find ourselves in at the present time.
According to contract. we must have
our warcrooms in readiness for the
workmcn next Monday, the Sd. On that
date they take charge of the building
TO begin immediately the work of com
plctc remodeling and alteration of same.
One Of the stipulations is that all pianos
must be out of the way of possible
damage.
And wc now have left Just about GS
pianos. and four days in which TO dis
pose OF them,
SO it is up to us.
And we are going to make good
mark our word, we are going TO close
out every one of those 6S pianos by
on some kind OF terms,
It's up 10 us to sell them, and we arc
going To sell pianos in such a way, make
the prices so low, the value so great
the terms of payment so easy that II
will bc up TO the buyers OF this cltl
and section as 70 whether they Will al
low such an opportunity TO get b>
them.
Now, then. the pianos, these 66 ar'
pianos Of the better class. highel
! grade, the real bargains Of this grand
stock, and we are going to close then
out at prices that are ridiculously Low
for these high grade makes, but which
YOU can verify by taking ten minute:
of your time and investigating
No reasonable offer refused.
They must 20. must he sold.
), Como and help yourself,
Uprights at $50.
Uprights at sos and S75.
I, Uprights at $50. ss7, s93 and S9S.
The above mentioned pianos are IL
GOOD condition aud arc certainly WORT
two or three times the sale prices, w
. will guarantee them fully.
To every ono who selects ono of thcs
=, inexpensive uprights we extend tn
privilege Of returning it within tw
wears AT the same price paid For IT
toward new piano.
Thus YOU have tho use of tho instru
] mcut for two wears without costing Y0
one pcunV, and You and the chlldrc
Z will have the benefit of its use,
PIANOS At II CENTS PER DAY
Just think OF it; on the small outla,
of II cents per day you can own