The Beautiful Guild

AL VIN WILSEY, ESQ., Ann Arbor, Mioh. Dear Sir:- We purchased a Quild Piano of you nearly (or quite) nineteen yeara ago. We also purchased a Boardman & Gray of you fpur years ago. If the B. & G. wlll do as good service as the Guild has we will be perfectly satisfled with lt. Thus far, however, the Guild has stood better, and required less tuning than the Boardman & Gray. Yours truly, South Lyon, Mich., March, 180O. WM, DOTY. Mr. W. F. Grifflth, of Howell, (in the employ of Farrand, Williams &Olark, of Detroit), has just decided on a "Guild," aíter looking the field over pretty crenerally. Said a teacher of marjy years experience, "itis the best Upright Piano I have ever eeen." It is the best aelling Piano I have ever sold ; for the reason that it Ís a PERFECT Piano at a BEASONABLE price. Sold for cash or on easy monthly or quarterly payments, I have sold a good many "Guild" Pianos. Every one ■without exception, has given complete satisfaotion. They are EXQUISITELY flniahed and please the most fastidious oustomer. I say emphatically that I have never seen a more perfect piano in detail, AT ANY PRIOE, BEARING ANY NAME. Finished in mahogany, walnut, rosewood, etc. See them before you buy. Prioes Over 25,000 in use. Have been manufactured in Boston nearly thirty year?. AL VIN WILSEY, State Agent.