Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 248, Hammond, Lake County, 8 April 1921 — Page 12

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Brought direct from the manufactu rer especially for Player Piano Week You'll find thern on our second floor (many different makes to choose from) and every one carr ying our unlimited guarantee of absolute satisfaction. We'll Accept ycur old Piano in trad e, but remember we cannot accept the $50 coupon after 9 p. m. tomor row night, so make arrangements to come soon as possible -tonight if y ou can so as to avoid the last min-

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Open Eveniims Until 9 O'clock During National Player Piano Week

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Coupon Not Good After AbfII 9tK This coupon is worth $50 if presented before 9 P. M. Saturday night, to be applied as part payment on any new Player Piano in our store. Srraube Piano &: Music Co.