Slightly Used

■m ■ ■ w X SECOND HAND PIANOS, T, MflW WP flpfc During the college year We J have at rent about Forty Up4 4 right Pianos, also a few Squares LI 1 tl I 111 July 1 these pianos come iu un til the opening of college, October 1. We also receive many second hand Upright and Square Pianos in exchange for New MEHLIN, BRATJMULLER and ERIE Pianos. Whai is done Aa soon as these piauo f come in or are returned to vJ h hpm ur warerooms' they are YV ILIÏ LJICllff taken by our factory work - men, and tuned, r egulated a nd repolished and, if necessary, revarnished, making them practically as GOOD AS NEW. W'lljL WC We put these pianos in first class shape á . .f ■'■ because we wish to sell them. We are moneUU tlllSii out if they stand on our floor three months of _l - J each year. It is better to sell them at once, get our money in use and buy again when the demand forrenting pianos opens in the Fall. WOW WC We offer these pianos at the very lowest n4 figures and accept monthly payments of t IlGIJl $10.oo to $15.00. Any time within one year after purchasing, any of them will be accepted by us at full price paid in exchange toward a new Mehlin, Braumuller or Erie Piano. Prices vary. Some pianos have been used mm iltZl but a few months - are good as new. Some __! have been in use two or three years. Some Squares can be had at $40.00 and $50.00. Good Uprights, $125.00 to $150 00. A few Haines Bros. Pianos, used but nine months, at $300 and upwards. Every piano is marked at bed rock. We want to sell them. A RARE OPPORTÜNITY. Any person contemplating the purchase of a piano should get our prices THIS MOXTH. Pianos were never offered as cheap before. See how our warerooms are CROWDED. Money does not take up as much room as pianos. Come in and see what we can show you in Pianos and PRICES. THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN GO., 51 Mail) Streel, Aiji) Arbor.