La Grande evening observer., May 05, 1908, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Filer's Piano House withdraws interest in the Davis-Jordan Music Co. Entire stock
of twenty-seven Pianos and Organs thrown on the market: General Agent of Eiler's
Piano House takes charge. All Pianos to be sold at actual factory cost plus a small
amount to cover freight rather than ship them back to Portland
Our decision to withdraw our interest in the DAVIS-JORDAN MUSIC CO. will undoubtedly be received on all sides
with astonishment and regret. We have decided to concentrate our retail business in Portland and do a wholesale busi
ness only in the smaller cities. This explains out withdrawal from the La Grande field. Within two weeks every inslru
ment in the DAVIS-JORDAN stock must be sold in order to realize on our equity in the firm. To ship these fine Pianos,
Auto-Pianos, Pianola-Pianos and Organs back to Portland at an expense of freight and cartage, would not be advisable for
then the instruments would still have to be sold. We are therefore going to close them out right where they stand. So
long as we realize approximately the cost of the goods we shall be satisfied. In this magnificent stock you will find Pianos
of world-wide reputation, such as the KIMBALL, HOBART M. CABLE, LESTER, BUSH & GERTS, HALLAT & DAVIS, SCHU.
MANN, STORY & CLARK, MARS All & WENDEL and other standard makes. Auto-Pianos, Pianola-Pianos and Players are
... .' ' also Included. . ,,;l-V..-.V '--;: ,:
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Regular $250 piano player goes for
Regular 275 piano goes for
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neguiar mo piano goes lor
Regular 375 piano goes for
Regular WO piano goes for
Regular M50 piano goes for
Regular 500 piano goes for
$750 Electric piano goes for
750 Player piano goes for
$127
163
224
218
287
305
368
500
590
These prices seem Improbable, but if you stop to consider the freight on the instruments back to Portland, the expense of boxing, the drayage bills, etc,, you will understand I f :
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fwo or three year's f'me, if you choose. Our main objecf is fo dispose of the pianos, but don't put off coming, we mean business in serious earnest. If you have no music in your
home and wish to save from $50 to $150 on your purchase, fhe opportunity is here. Remember, everything we sell is guaranteed.
Money back if instrument, after delivery, is found not satisfactory or as represented. Store open day and evenings until sale closes.
T. H. COMTE, General Agent Eiler's Piano House
At Davis-Jordan Music Co.
1316 Adams Avenue
EXCURSION TO HERMISTOX.
frrigatlonlsta Want Union County Hep
, renentallon on Big Day.
The Observer Is In receipt of an
urgent Invitation to tend a represen
tative to the Hermlston celebration on
May 27, when agriculturists from far
and near will attend the formal open
ing of the Hermlston water project.
The Hermlaton Herald says of thin
event:
The board of directors of the Uma
tilla River Water Users' association
have designated Wednesday, May 27,
as the day for the big excursion to
come from different points of the state
to Hermlston and have Issued Invlts
tlons to prominent men and many of
the newspaper men throughout the
State. An excursion train will be run
I FOR THE HORSE AS WELL
AS FOR THE P0CKETB00K
Our steam rolled barley pleases the horse be
cause it is just what lie likes, and pleases the owner
because h'.s dollar buys more of it.
.It will pay you to see us before you buy Hay,
Grain or Feed of any kind or coal or wood. Do your
self the justice to investigate.
Seed Grain and Seed Potatoes.
I GRAND R0NDE CASH CO.
Main 6, either phone
LEWIS BROS.,' Managers. , LAllGRANDE OREGON
from Pendleton and no doubt rates
will be In effect from Portland, Spo
kane, Baker City and Intermediate
points. This will give the visitors an
opportunity to visit the Cold Springs
dam, and see the Immense storage
reservoir well filled with water, and
the various distribution canals syphon
ing the water over the Hermlston unit
of the L'matllla Irrigation project.
It Is to be a day of rejoicing, pic
nicking and a general gala day, and
an Immense corwd la expected. The
commercial club, In connection with
the Water I'sors' association and the
citizens In general, will extend their
hospitality to the visitors and cnilcnv
or to pass the time pleasantly. Prom
Inent men of the state, county and re
clamation service will be present and
an entertaining program will be ren
dered.
Henry Miller, In "The Great Divide."
"For Instance, the president of one of
our women's colleges, who Is espe
callly fond of statistics In regard to
the higher education of women, was
telling me about her latest statistical
researches the other day."
"And I find that 71 per cent of
the college women marry," she an
nounced emphatically, "and that 7
2-J per cent have children." Yung
Magazine.
cy. Wo Ting Fang, minister at Wash
ington of the 'Chinese empire, will
peak at the tenth meeting of the
Civic Forum at Carnegie hall tonight.
Hla subject will be the "Awakening?
of China."
Vnlon Pacific Mcrting.
Putt Lake City. ITtoh, May 5. In
response to a call of the board of di
rectors a special meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Pacific Railroad
company was convened here today.
The purpose of the session Is to rati
fy the sale to the Union Pacific of the
lines and properties of the Leaven
worth, Kansas & Western, and the To
peka ft Northwestern roada and to au
thorise an Issue of bonds secured by a
mortgage on these roads.
Startling Stallslk-s.
'Statistics aren't aim ays dry some
are interesting, even startling," said
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Main 43 PHONE Main 43
SNODGRASS GROCERY
Xolk for lilils.
Notice la hereby given Jmat sural''
bids will be reeilved atXhe cl
corders office until yo'clock
fiUt is
property.
fhlch the
vA,M or for the
ferty, the terms
o be accompan-
ve (125.00) dollnr
check. The city reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the city council.
D. E. COX, Recorder.
Have you heard "Alameda?" The
deamlest waits ever written.
DA VIS-JORDAN MUSIC CO.
For Rent.
120-acre farm on Sandrldge for
rent cheap. See ua at once.
BLACK ft BRAMWELL.
Mr. Wu to Speak.
New York, May S. His excelltn-
We are headpuartcrs for Armour's t
Star Ham and Melrose Bacon. t;
A Trial Order will Convince You
that we have the best.
Two delivery wagons at your service
J AS. G. SN ODGRAS
Main 43 PHONE Main 4
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