Unique And Attractive Offer

The pianoand music house of Vaughrin & Tanner, 30 (raüot avenue, opposlte the Public Libíary, Detroit, is n-ell-known is one of the leadlog esrabliahments iu Michigan. The memberg of the flrm, M( ssrs, James VaugJtt:in and Lewls II. 'J'annei-. are èxpeflenced and outci-prisiug men in the music business. The recent great re in that city, in wbic-h they were burnod out at 16 tiratiot avenue, eaused tlio loss of i tuontlfs Duslness to tho house. Havlng orclered ;i large of pianos from the nianufaetm-ei-s, to be deMvered by January 1, 1894 they are anxious to dispose oftlioin. In order tosell all these pianos, the linn. nssisted by the manufactürers, make the liberal offer to be fouiirt in their ndvertisement in another column. This -'profitsharing plan," aa tbey term it, is eertainly a very liberal one. It applies to cash time purehases, with a guara nty of lower prlces on the pianos they handle than can beobtaiueil elsewhere for similar grades Tlie Instruments they sell are amongst the leaders of the Wotid. Kvery instrument bears the manufacturer's name and guaranty, and every flrm enjoya an oíd and honorable reputatiou and a önanclal standing beyond question. Partlculars of the "protit-sharing plan" may be learned at the ston or by mail. Catalogues of musical Instruments and merchandlse and sheet nuisic will be sent free on request. If not convenient for our readers to cali, they ahould by all means write the firm. We comniend Messrs. Vaugban & Tanner as eminently worthy "of the trade they enjoy.