A Growing Business

Few people appreciate the ininiense msiuess that is being done by the Ann Arbor Orgau Co. In additiou to their arge factory business, in which department Mr. Clement just secured an order for 300 organs from large Cinciiinati house, they do an extensive retail arisiness, and some of their stockholders are direotly interested in the Clifford Piano Co. In their capacity as jobbers and sole facto; s for the Clifford Piano they ha?e shipped these pianos in the past few days to Benton Harbor, Mich. , two to Mauistee, Mich., to Alpena, two to Elkhart, Ind. , to Union City, Ind., and Bamard, Ind. , and two to Spokane, Washington. They have sold at retail one to Mr. Chas. E. Godfrey and one to Mrs. Dean M. Tyler. They have also shipped Ludwig Pianos, for which they are state agents, to Mt. Pleasant two to Ithaca, Coleman, North Adams, Ypsilanti, Union City Ind., and Manistee, Mich., In additon they have shipped a Braumuller and a Mehlin to North Adams aud four Chickering Bros. to Mt.Pleasaut. Through the company's agents for the Ann Arbor Organ they have a large output of pianos as well, and the business, though done at small expense and in a quiet way, is assuming proportions little realized by those nnfamiliar with the true eondition of things.