The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1911, Page 9

* F Qer EEE $OOOS9GHOOOOOSOOOME PEEE OOOEOGOSESOOOOOEOHHOOOEOHOGHOC OOOOHOOHOSOOOOOE ») OOCOOGOOGHOOQOOCGO: OOOO ©© ©O© OOOO ©©O ©© © G©OOO OOOO OOO COS OCK NS : THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 6, 1911, ; eee, | S PbO Gi ed He who is silent, is forgotten. He who abstains, is taken at his word. He who does no Beaks falls back. He who stops, is overwhelmed, distanced, crushed. He who ceases to grow=——= === becomes smaller. He who leaves off, gives up. The stationary condition is the beginning of fisions on Our * The Anderson & Co. Inaugural Piano -~-== “nal stock-adjusement 4 f Sprit . It is of Spring stocks. be A great co-operative club of 500 members to share Si Snip in the distribution of the enormous saving of $46,250 ™ To-day, Monday, March 6th, we will inaugurate the biggest piano-selling event that has ever taken place in the piano trade. The first and only object of this club is to indelibly impress a name on the public mind and that name is Anderson & Co. Piano. In Sagas) other words—this big Anderson & Co. Club—with its 500 members—participating in tad the distribution of this enormous saving—$46, 250.00—is intended to inaugurate the most gigantic piano purchase ever made, and to impress the name Anderson & Co. Piano upon th: mind of every person in these great cities of Brooklyn and New York. The Deal and the Piano g The deal is a straight-out purchase of 500 pianos. Jt is more than that. It is the purchase of 500 of the most dependable pianos that have ever been made. This Anderson & Co. Piano is not a new piano. It is not an experiment. More real money and more real brains have gone into this piano than in any other piano made to sell at 150dollars more. We know the Anderson & Co. Piano isas reliable a piano as was ever put ina home. The real value is put on the inside, rather than in tancy cases with a whole lot of ‘‘Jim Cracks’’ on them. _ It is made by good, sturdy German labor in one of the largest and best equipped manufactories in the world; by men, many Where Anderson & Co, Planos Are Made. ot whom have been working in the same shop for twenty to twenty-five years. ~ The Value of each of these Pianos is $350 Hundreds of these same pianos—under another name—have been sold right here in Brooklyn and New York at $350. Hundreds more are being sold every month all over the United States at $350. - They are worth $350. Measured by any standard of value Ps . you wish, they are worth $350. They are worth it on our floors, or on the floors of any reputable piano dealer in the country. q) 2 The Anderson & Co. Club price is 257 dollars and 50 cents. The price includes everything. There are no extras ot any kind. No interest to to be added. Nothing to be added for stool, scarf—absolutely no extras. Two hundred and fifty-seven dollars and fifty cents is the price, and the price $257.50 ia the price or includes everything. the Anderson & Co. cup ron eth "The Anderson & Co. Club Terms 25 There is no interest added to this These 500 pianos will be sold, 5 dollars cash, then 1 dollar and 25 centsa week. There is positively no interest added to Positively no this. The 5 dollars just about covers the cartage and delivering aes eee —yet the 5 dollar payment made when you join the club is credited to your account. The piano is delivered immediately. You do not have to wait until the club is filled. You get your piano when you join, The remainder is payable every week. _Club members do not have to pay more than 1 dollar and 25 cents a week if they wish. This gives them 202 weeks in which to pay tor the piano and still get it at the club price of $257.50, There is no The club price of $257.50 can be lessened “""" We said above that 257 dollars and 50 cents includes everything. So it does. As ii includes eyerything--so can the price be re- duced. Vhe Club Member's agrees hes 202 Coupons attached to it-- much like a bond. A Coupon represents a week. ‘Two Hundred and Two Coupons represent weeks, or the life of the agreement. Every time a payment is made one of these Coupons is stamped “Paid.” Tf payments are made in edvance—that is, before they are due, a re bate of 15 cents for cach and every week is handed over to the Club Member in cash. You can, therefore, see that the price (8257.50) ean be reduced just as many times Fifleen Cents as you will pay weekly payments in advance or before they are cic. Special advantages of the Anderson & Co. club Read every word of this. Every instrument js guaranteed, without reserve—for tiv guarantee, as sivong us we know how to make it in writin It, after 30 days’ ivial, the piano is not satisfactory, we will give you your money back. ; Pvery Club Meml tull year in which to satisfy himself as to the charaeter of the piano. If it does not prove to be everything that he ex; ahi i of exchanging it without one penny’s loss for any other instrument of equal or greater value that we iI und ] it representative mikes). and No interest added to this The actual figures of the club The retail 500 pianos is $175,000, ub is $46,250, iis ocder—or nearly two trainloads—or top of the other, would make a column more nger building from the foundation to the top if placed end to end, would form a solid row along Fulton street eyears, There are no “ifs” or “ands” in the guarantee-—just a straight-out ,lall to Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn, or from the Battery to Park given a grand total of 30,500 weeks or 600 years longer In which to nstrument than if each member was to buy Independently upon 2.50-——will pay for the musical education of sson ” Id pay almost four months’ hose BOL" Aa BCU ¢ l . pay the first installment on the Ha Club Member dies during the ti ¢ of his contract we will immediately send a receipt in full to his family for the instrument, ft HOE elu Member of e940, te plessd’ah @rave ean lita A beautiful stool and sear! to match the piano is included without extra cost. , would earn about $56.00. The piano will be tuned twice wifhout charge, § to the Club would f 1¢ annual dividend of about 5 per cent. $10 {Club Members have an opporturiiy to still further reduce the cost of their piano by procuring other Club Members, Membership books in the Anderson & Co. club open to-day, Monday, March6 varthem. You are cordia of seven styles of cases, anc . “J 370 Fulton St. Brooklyn, N. Y. The Club hooks open to-day, Monday, March 6 block from Boerunt Place elovated station, where first week of the Club's Life we hope to give cvery or 370 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Gne block from Boerum Piace Elevated Station. Open every evening until 9 o'clcek, invited. ‘The pianos will be delivered immediately upon your becoming a member and making the initial payment of $5.00, During the each style in three woods Mahogany, Walnut and Quartered Oak, e their cl Registered {n accordance wit! 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