New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, T0 OUR FRIENDS We want to take this opportunity of thanking the many customers who purchased Pianos and Phonographs from us during the past we le. We felt sure of its succ: First, because of the large direct factory purchase which we made early last Summer on a spot cash basis enabling us to buy right. Second, that our decision to ofter those values at Christmas time § would be particularly appreciated by thosé whose first and ever constant thoughts are upon their homes. We want our friends and future customers to know | endeavor at al] times to earn their patron- i age by a clean, courteous and value giving policy. That our buyving department with representatives in both Boston and New York will be alert at all times to-secure special # (uantity direct factory purchases, thereby enabling us from time to time to repeat in all departments of our busi- s buying opportunities such as we have been ahle to ffer in the Piano Department during this great Piano Sale, To do this we need vour cooperation, with. which we shall be able to make New Britain homes as a community the most attractive in the state at all times offering not only the very latest merchandise but at prices and terms that will make it posgible for the most moderate homes to enjoy. THE JOHN A. ANDREWS CO., INC. BRAND NEW PLAYER PIANOS, while they last, including Beautiful Floor Lamp, Rolls (your C/loice valups iR New own selection) Bench and Drape 5 Let Us Help You Make This a Real Christmas Players and Uprights for Saturday only v LR Come Today or Tonight This Sale Positively Closes Saturday Night = = B = Christmas Be Made Brighter? = FOR THIS CHRISTMAS— Why Not Your Home Like Those of Your Neighbors? MAY WE AGAIN SUGGEST, MR. DADDY? e Beautiful Piano \" Handsome Lamp J Bench and Drape To Match $337.00 Today the future of our children is indeed a proble f into the fields of in- dustry, the future is not only uncer t the environment somet < que le; if to the home: a r of music 1 Ul asso on wit ! en- vironment. Music may prove toJbe your danghter ¢ livelihood: but if not, its accomplishment is well worth while. Think this over, Mr. Daddy, accept the opportunity NOW. Tomorrow may be too late. . THE:BIG ‘FURNITU 5 : : : ] s = OPEN