Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1912)
IJlLj' OiKUV::k, 'iliUUfrJUY, APiUL IS, 1912. PARK THREE THY ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR k GOOD STOMACH. i Irs, T : lill ' Pi ' ' i ill 1 1 , . - T 7 1 .w fopua New Planpf Selling Pianos Proves Instantaneous Success Further Particulars Regarding Co-operative Piano Club RC!iib C $14 Down i y. . The Eilers Club in a Nutshell Buylngl planos oa the lub; plan places you In ex actly the same position to receive the lowest pnceo and advantages obtained by the largest dealers. It Is baaed on community of Interest on collect ive or co-operative buying. ,, . . In reality it is retailing pianos on h ' gigant.c wholesale basis. iH . ; - ' All told, there "are 106 strictly brand new high grade warranted Instruments set aside for club mem bers." s . You are not asked to take one style of one parti cular maketo4he contrary,: you choose between over two dozen of the most desirable and worth est makes in' the very latest of case designs, in fanciest of San Domingo Mahogany, English Burled walnut and genuine Quarter-Sawed Oak. -. If you can pay $5 down and weekly, join Club A, select a $300 piano and save $112.50. ' . Club B members secure $450 pianos and save $152.50 on terms of $8.50 down and $1.50 weekly. . Club C members secure $550 pianos and save $191, terms $14 down, $2.00 weekly. - (v In addition, club members secure free music les sons, free tuning, stool to match piano, free delivery and free insurance t The club price includes .every thing., i. -,-. v ':v;-v't;:?'!? ' -'; When pianos gool pianos new - ones iu'e obtainable at, . dollar a week, and when the costliest of p; highest - grade pianos usually selling for ; $550, are to be had for less than 25c a day, and when such pianos, in addition ta - being sold on such -easy terms are offer ed at tremendously reduced prices, it i? no - wonder that this sale is a success. : - At the rate pianos were taken yesterday it will not take Very long to dispose of the 106 instruments included. in this undertaking. v ; ; The Eilei-s Club Plan is a simple, straightforward business proposition '. You merely join" with others and participate in wholesale buying. There " are no dues, no red tape, nor waiting. You don't even know who are the : other members in the club. Join whichever club best suits your conven- ience select any, piano you desire Cr om among over-two dozen superb strictly brand-new, highest-grade pian, os make the initial payment and agrea to pay the balance on weekly installments of $1 and the piano is "delivered l your home at once. , - ' . ? Membera joining Club A secure any $300 piano for the Club Price of $187.50 on terms of $5 down and $1 weekly. Club B members pay $8.50 down and $1.50 weekly and secure choice of $405 instruments for $297.50. Club C mem bers get a $550 piano, for $369 on payme nt of $14 down and $2.00 weekly. Club' members choose between such illustrious snakes as ' the famous Kimball,, the : . celebrated Lester, the old reliable Marshall & Wendell, our own make, the new popular Eilers, the renowned. Smith & Barnes, etc. Fverv instrument is positively guaranteed for five years, protecting the purchaser in every Z k r"3 . . - i : ' Club members secure also twenty free music lessons,' a free tuning, a stool to match the piano. delivery of the piano and free insurance in otner words, the .Club price covers everything, in case of death of Club member a receipt' in full for unpaid' amount of piano will be issued imme- Summed up, the Club Plan means securing a piano at a saving of from $112.50 in Club A,. $152.50 in Club B, up to $191 in Club C, on terms actually less than rent. Is it any wonder that the Eilers Piano Clubs o n the very first day have proven such a tremen dous success? We state in all sincerity that such beautiful and desirable pianos as are obtain able now on the Club Plan have never bees' offer ed - anywhere at such ridiculously small prices, and unheard of terms of payment. Don't put o ff investigating these piano clubs. The time is now today. , . , ' - ; Remember, a $5 bill will put a good piano my our home on the Club Plan. Thia Offer Should B a Warning ; Ewary Man and Woman, ! ' To Mwapapara and modlca.1 )cmt- naSm rocB(ljr havo had much to aay relatlv to famous millionaire's offer ef million dollars for a new stomach. - Thta Kreut muUl mllllonalre was too busy to worry about lb condition of ' llts stomach. He sllowed bis dyspsp , sis to ran from bad to worse until to . tttn end It became Incurable. His misfortune serves as a warning to others. 'V ;': . ' i.- v -; Every one who suffers with dysjwp. , : ) sla for a fow .rears will plve every i thing be owns for a new stomach. . .. ! Dyspepsia Is cowmonly rtnisd by an . ' abnormal state of .the jBtVlc juices, "or by !ick of tone In .'-tin wall of Hie Bioniach. The result is lliat the stom sch !oies Its power to digest food, V'e nre now nble, to,' supply retwln , mlsslns; elements to help restore . to. the Bfintrie Jntces their digestive power, and to aM in making the stom ach strong and well. ' , We know that Retail Dyspepsia ' Tablets are a most dependable rem? , sdy tor disordered stomachs, Indlgea tion, and dyspepsia. We want jfoo to try them and win y ou r money if you are not more than satisded with the result Three slses. 25 cents. 50 cents and $1.00. Remember, you can ...obtain Rexall Remedies In this community only at onr store The Resall Store. HILL'S DRUG STORE. , return ; Thoro Is more Csturrh in this section of tho country than all other put together, ond until tha laat fow year; wna Bupposad to b lncurabla. For a great many years doctors pronounced It local disease and proscribed local remedlea, ana ly constantly falllnffto cure with loeal treatment, pronouueed tt lncurabla. BcU i AnM l,na iiMvon On.tnrrH to bo a COnstl tutlonal disease, and therefore- requires constitutional trcalment-KftU 'a Catarrh , Cure, manufactured, by T. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is tho Only ConsUtu-r, tlonal euro on tho market. It Is taken ln tornally In dosoa from JO drops, to a tea- . spoonful. H acts directly oa tho blood offer ono hundred dollars for any case B . TKllS'tO CUrC- DOna IW fwwwa tlmonlals. : - . :.. Addreaas ". CHENET OO., Toledo, O. Bold by IJrumrlata, Tfc - t ' . faks Hall's Family PUla for constipation. way T - i; . , . . . . ' r:' : '-? 3 , " BIDS MINTED. I . ..-. ' S ..'.:. f - ... i -( -. Sample Room Sommer Hotel fVE EXPECT A BUSHIXO SEASON in the lumber line. All lndlcn ' tlons point to. brisk building business this spring, and wa take this opportunity to sug . gest early order. We know pur stock and are sure of it. We ' want you to know, and so print this short notice. ', , WENAHA lumber company Mm732: Gteenwdcd and Madison Notice is hereby given that the dis trict school board ot school-district No, One of Union county, Oregon, will receive up to 7:30 o'clock p. m. of May 3, 1912, sealed bids for weather stripping the windows (except in hanamnntn and commercial room) of ths High, Central and Fourth "Ward school' buildings; Bidders to furnish all .material , and perform fall" labor. Specifications for same to be furnish ed with bid. All work to be done dur ing summer racation and completed by August 20, "i?12ABlds to bereft with school clerk. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids, , ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS, School Clerk. 4-lluntll May 3-12. GAS IN STOMACH AND BOWELS product n sorts ot snnoyfag sw(ilora, wry of ton become nUrmlnn. Erasure ncn-outncM and hrt pmnira, difficult and oppressed breathing, sighing, seana u It patient cannot tales a deep breath., lamp in the throat and cheat, with prcaaire, pain and anrioi-a feeling around the heart region.. , Empty, anawlag and (one fed-. tog nt the pit of tout stomach, relieved byeating. ; Bnull quantity of food makes yoa leel aa il a heavy meal had been taken, ExceishT rumbling In nMomcn and itoqmch L witli bolching. Slotpy feeling; ntter ratlns. ; Starting during sleep with a sort ot fear and onprohenaion. Finrs, hands or ltabs feel numb and go to sleep, oapecially on right side. Fain In lack and top of head andeonstlMran '. f' ' '', - ' ' "V ". ' Thal'a all from a nervoiu "stomach full of Gas, and all pcrmancrVr dons &nay Vfilb b B.VAIJJANN'S CAS-TABLETS. - " " These peculiar lalilets are sold (or 50c by every druggist, or jend direct to Hahnemann Pharmacy, 336 Sutter St, Ban t ranrlico. ivi'isismmiMjii.ii A Tonic. Alterative and Resolvent. The best remedy for Kidneys, tlver and Bowels. Eradicates Pimples, Kruptlo.ru and Disorders of the Skin. Purifies Hie Blood and gives Tone, Strentrth and Vigor to the entire system. e ' ;. FOR EEPESESTATITE. , V I hereby announce myself as a candidate, tor representative for Union county subject to the docl- .: slon ot the voters ot tho republl- can party at the primary election to be hell April 19, 1912. 1 For SUtement No. 1, legisla- tiro economy in accordance with , the best business principles la the just management ot sute and ( county affairs, roads jy county unit system, equitable dlstrlbu- tion ot taxes, reasonable amount Of household goods 1 exempt from taxation: ' ' I .: ( i. ' ' " ;':" j if nominated and elected I will diligently and Incessantly labor for the Interest of the people ot Union county. Pd adv. , A. E, LAMBERT, ;. ' $ , TO THE TAXPATEttS. .To democratlo voters of Union t county: ,' I wish to set rnmors right ..that have been' going the rounds to the effect that I have P not t paid tho county for . losses sustained In the failure ot toe Farmers' -and Traders' National . Bank.' I have paid every cent ' and I owe the county nothing, I paid this sum ot money mortgag- Ing my home and I hereby guar- an tee to those who have been In- formed otherwise that my obllga- tlons have been met. F. P. CHILDERS. ! S .. ..:.. ..:,.--.,,.'-v-.:v'ai' ."..": FOB SBEBIFF. , ' I hereby announce myself as a . candidate for sheriff In Union 1 AAimtv auTtlaf, n thA rlpplftlrtn nf the voters ot the republican par- ty at the primary election to be , held April 18. Pd adv. o AUGUST HUG, Elgin. aai Your Sewer Connection Properly Put In At Reasonable Cost i y By C. T. Darley & Co, Contractors and Ensineers Plain and Reinforced Construction. Engineering And Survevinar Phone, Man 83. I ! P.O. No. 64.
