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A number of the pianos purchased by us from the exhibitors at the Richmond, VaM Convention, held by the
National Piano Dealers' Association during May of this year, have been reserved for a special July showing- and selling in Alliance.
Having purchased these favored instruments at a huge discount, from makers who would rather advertise
their makes through the Bennett Co., than to reship them back to their respective factories, we shall have some tempting prices to offer you in July.
Every instrument, mind you, has been exhibited to, and admired by, America's foremost dealers.
That"HeraldCon
test" Piano is a
"Bennett" piano,
so it riUST be all
right.
Wait until you've
seen those "Ex
hibit" Pianos in
July, Never any
thing like them I
riany of those
"Exhibit" Pianos
took prizes at
Richmond. "Blue
Ribbon" Winners.
The Bennett Co.
positively cannot
be undersold. It
has been tried in
many, many cases
The more votes
the merrier. Now,
who is going to
get that "Herald"
Contest Piano?
Bennett's District
Sale s rianager
will sell many a
Piano in Alliance
in July. Wait!
"Blue Ribbons"
Remember, many
of those "Exhibit"
Pianos you'll see
in July are
"Prize Winners"
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1 J ll f $ Piano. Dealers' Convention was a masterpiece..' 'Makers
I II U IP J' tried to outdo one another in point of tone, finish,. action,
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Fill $-J r' ' . So, of course, these exhibition instruments really cost
Lj $ MORE to produce than ordinary "stoclc" instruments.'
awJ " r ' &'? ' And yet, during-July, you will buy these very specially
'IvSnwmrjIP 'r built "Exhibit" Pianos, many of them ''Blue RiBbon"
1 fU & ;' 1 " winners,, at LESS than the price of ORDINARY in-
- j I 10 ,l struments.
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W7o is the most
popular young
lady? Better
hustle in your
votes.
We don't wait for
large profits. Our
plan is to move
Pianos quick, for
less.
Mrs. Wiker will
tell you more
about those ex
quisite "Rich
mond" Pianos.
Every "Bennett"
Piano is sold
on "honor. Thous
ands of users will
tell you so.
The Herald want
ed a GOOD Piano
for its voting con
test and have
surely got it.
Deal direct with
"Bennett's" - the
western fountain
head for trust
worthy Pianos.
Jog Your Memory
It's very nearly
"deciding time"
on that "Voting
Contest" Piano.
Get Busy!
If you've a Piano to buy, purchase it at the concern that sets the
pace for the entire west--4he gigantic, fajr-dealing " Bennett's"
Mrs. Wiker, our local representative, and our district sales-manager will see to it that you get an attractive proposition and extremely easy
payment plan on any Piano selected in July. And July will prove the time to buy Piano Players, Organs, etc.
The Bennett Company, Alliance, Nebraska
Headquarters at Omaha, Nebr.
Stores Throughout the West
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