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PRINEVILLE, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, NOV. 22, 1906.
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GREAT CHANGES.
Carpenters and Mechanics Invade
the Eilers Piano House and
Bejin to Do Tlinji. ;
'Prom Portland Journal, Nov. lo.)
Instead ot the sound of the
piano, the, noise of the hammer
and a w are th predominating
factor at prcxent at the ittore of
tlia Liter f'iuno Iloui-e, on the
btiny tnunio corner of Washington
ami Park ftrectg.
IVKn-Hcion tmu at Jtut tieen fe-
cur.-d hy the firm of the upjr
floor and the additional fpaw
which irt to tm added to the firm's
quartern, and the work of re
modeling the buildiug ia k-inj?
riifhed forward as fnt as oocnible
Tim lonjr dt-lajr whici the boutse
experieiiced in securing occupancy
ofthH upper floor is a matter of
which the public is aware, and has
been a subject of deep concern to
the Eilers company, who have
Iteen at their wit'u end to know
bow to handle the immense busi-
nm of the pact few months.
A reporter who made the rounds
of the new ouarteia vesterdav
found Mr. S. J. McCormick, the
genial vice-president and manager
of the firm, busily engaged in di
recting a dozen things in as many
minutes, here, there, and every
where, hut with all bio overtaxed
time, he took long enough to show
the newspaper mun through the
maze of pianos, carpenters and
general confusion.
Said Mr. McCormick. "This is
the worst imaginable mess for a
music store to go through with,
but the battle will be Worth the
struggle, for when we complete
these extensive changes which are
now under way, we shall have the
finest music house in this part of
the country. Wo shall have in
addition to our first and basement
floors, a space on the second floor
equal to a full quarter block. We
shall have a fine broad stairway
leading from Park street to our
second floor, upon which will be
located our main salesroom, em
bracing 2.500 square feet of floor
space, our organ department with
an additional 1,000 square feet, a
spacious pianola department, pub
licity depaitmont, and a .number
of well adapted studios. Our
main ale?room will b splendidly
lighted and well ventilated, and
our pianola department will be
the finest of its kind probably on
the coast; this room will have
sound proof walls, and wiil lie ar
ranged in every particular to best
meet the demands of the purposes
for which it will be used. There
will be convenient elevator service,
bringing the second floor within
easy access, and this second floor
will be removed to a considerable
degree from the noise and con
fusion of the street, which will be
much appreciated by tho who
are engaged especially in the se
lection of pianos.
We shall continue to maintain
our first floor, our receiving, ship
ping, repair and tunine denart-
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ments, as well as' our Phonograph
Department, which is growing to
unusual proportions.
"Business has beea phenomenal
during the past few weeks, and is
a sigu that the city of Portland
and the entire north Pacific coast
section is in most prosperous con
dition perhaps more so than even
in its previous history. We have
been sending pianos in carload
shipments to our branch houses,
with rapidly-increasine freouencv.
and still the call comes from our
outside representatives for 'more
pianos.' Our local sales have been
especially j gratifying, too, and
everything indicates a wonderful
fall and winter trade.'
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for the McCall Mnimzlnn ml Pnt.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION. ,
A meeting of the Prlueville Fire
Department will be held the first
Monday in December for the nurnose
of eleetlnir , i-ht.-f mul
chief. Time of meeting will be from
5 to 7:30 p. m. All members of Nos. 1
audSare requested to attend the
election. Win. Drawer. Pres.
U. N. Clifton, Secretary.