THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1914.
TOWN TOPICS
2U2d DAY OP 19J4.)
AMUSEMENTS
Tuvlor. Curtain 2
Wednesday and Sat-
HEJMO Brosdwav rt
and 8. 'The Whip."
urusy matinee.
HA K tit Broadway and Sixth. Curtaina 2:20
a net ti:VMi. M.tliif .Sunday. Wednesday
and (Saturday. BakiT Players In 'Uroad- I
way Junes."
PAN lAiiKS Broadway at Alder. Vaudeville.
Patrolman Drapeau reported. A quan
tity of cigars and some small change
wan taken. This Is believed to have
been the work of boys. Some other
house robberies in Lents were reported.
FIVE GENERATIONS IN FAMILY GROUP
Meeting at Woodstock. The Wood
stock Good Government club will hold
an open meeting Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock in the Woodstock Methodist
church to discuss mouth hygiene and
the proposed dentistry bill. Dr. J. C.
Jones will give a lecture on the ' Care
and Use of the ituman Mouth,'1 illus- L
iraieo ny lantern slides of educational
Jurtaln 2 :.. l:v -inn w:i. and local interest. Dr. H. C, Fixott
UKV KM I'KKSM Broadway at Yamhill.. ... ,, f. jH,t w.l,
Vaudeville. Lutluuo.i l ..To to 5:0. :.W.w'Y ,H!"tuss the dentistry bill bpe-
to 11 wee da. Utntlnuous 1 to 11 Sun- I cial music will be a leature of the
da va
L Kilt Fourth at KUrk. Curtalu 2:M. 7:30
I and 9:J0. Keating A .Flood Mimical Oom
' edy, luipauy lu "Wheu Uubby Came
Ilome."
COL.I.MBIA Sixth, between Washington and
, fctark atrcets. Motion pictures. 11 a. m. to
p. m.
1'Kul'LKS West Park at Alder sttcets. amo
tion pictures. llM a. m. to ll:ai p. ni.
ST A it WaidiinKton at Park. Motion pictures,
U a. in. to 11 p. m.
GIjUIIK Washington at Eleventh. Motion pic
turea. 1- m. to 11 p. in.
MAJKWTIC Washington ut Park. Motion pic
ture. II a. m. to 11 p. ni.
Fl'NWKT Wsshlngtju at Broadway. Motion
-pictures. 11 a. Jn. lo 11 p. in.
t lui UK Fourth a". Waahtusiou. Motion pic
i lurrx. I1 ':.' a. m. to 11:1.1 p. m.
AlKT Mf'SKt'M Fifth and Taylor. Houra 9 to
week days, 2 to Sundays; tret ufternoona
of 'luenduy, Thursday. Friday, Saturday and
t Sunday.
program.
Itlver Trips.
Steamer ieorgana to Antorla. dally except
klonriar. Wiuhtnirtfin atreet dock.
Dalles (itj. to rhe ane "" S"?'' girl told the officers that with Moore
M .. 1.... V. --hi. IA 'l'h,. IImIIsSs 1 SnO
Fined for Auto Spaedlng. A. A.
Blumenthal. driver of an automobile
truck, pleaded guilty in the municipal
court tills morning to a charge -of
speeding and was' fined $20. T. North
rup was fined $3 for reckless driving
at Fourth and Oak streets. O. T. Fer
guson, aged 18. pleaded guilty to a
charge of driving a seven passenger
touring car on the sidewalk along
Ainswortli street Saturday night and
was fined $.T.
Accused of Whit Slavery. Thomas
K. Moore and Miss Katie Johnson, the
latter 1 years -old, were arrested last
night at the Minook hotel by Sergeant
Harms and officers of the moral
squad, and Moore is held on a charge
of white slavery. He was turned over
to the government officers today. The
ally except Thursday. Taylor street duck.
Public Library Meetings.
All October meetings are fres and open to
the public.
Thursday. October 22. Ir. C. H. Chapman.
ol the New Kcoiiurnia and New Literature,
auapk'ea Oregon Civic league.
October 24, 2S aud ill. Democratic atate
committee.
Monday evening, October 19. North Dakota
society.
Tuesday evening, October 20. South Dakota
Society.
Monday. October 26, 2 p. m. Coaaumcra
league.
lueaday. October 27, 3 p. m. Bible studies.
October 28 to :). inclusive,' 9 a. m. to 6
p. m., except Friday, October .TO, morning ses
sion only. State Convention Oregon Congress
of Uotikera.
had come from Seattle to Port
land, following a short acquaintance,
about four weeks ago.
Today's Events.
Public reception to Senator and Mrs. Georjte
E. Chamberlain lu green room. Commercial
club, tliia afternoon. U to o'clock.
Monthly meeting of Nebraaka society at
Central library at 8 o'clock. ,
Meeting of Everybody's Eifual Kuffrage
league to consider amendments to be Toted on,
at tentral library, at X o'clock.
Coining Etpnts.
Aiile day -"Buy an Apple" October 21.
Phi itic Nurthwi atern Conference of American
Sunday n-bonl un'on, V. M. C A. and Y. W.
C. A. biiildliiK. October 20-2S.
Ad club luucbean. Portland hotel, October
21.
I'roereaalve Busluens Men'a luncheon at
Multnnmab hotel. October '1.
Pacific coat conterene- of Danish Lutheran
rhurche. at Betliania church.. I'nion avenue
and Morris streets. October 22-27.
Kealty board luncheon at Commercial dob,
October 23.
Presents for Christmas Ship start for New
York October 2X
Jefferson high pliys Lincoln high at foot
ball, Multnomah field. October 23.
Oregon Civic league luncheon at Moltnonxah
hotel. October 24.
Transportation club luocheon at Multnomah
hotel, October 26.
Manufacturers' and Land Products Bhow
at Armory. October 2ft to November 14.
Columbia plava Hill Academy at football,
Multnomah field, October 2M.
Jefferson high plays Portland Academy at
football. Multnomah field. October 30.
Opening concert of Symphony orchestra No
vember 1.
Election day, November 3.
Y. M. C. A. Holloweea Social, A. M.
(Jrilley, physical director, and other
officials of the Y. M. IV A., already
are planning for the Halloween social
to be held in the association's gymna
sium October 31. The committee in
charge plans many new "stunts" at
the merrymaking, to which all mem
bers of the association are invited.
Tht Young Women's Christian Asso
cution also maybe Invited to partici
pate in the evening's fun.
1 1
the blades enter and leave the water
edge first, with as little resistance as
a feathered oar.
Mr. Miller is an Oregon pioneer of
1852, having located at Oregon City
62 years ago.
LIGHT AND AIR
Journal Bull ding Offices Best Venti
lated, Best Ughted, Best Service and J
as Ziow Kent. i
Office service in The Journal build
ing is not excelled by that of any other
building. The offices are light, airy and
well ventilated, well cleaned and well
served. Bull Run water from all fau
cets is one of the advantages. No of
fice is more than 25 feet from the ele
vator is another. The elevator serv
ice is regular, reliable and prompt.
Tenants have free use of a hall, at
night or in the day time, with a seat
ing capacity of 150. Twice each week
publicity is given tenants, with their
consent, with number of phones and
number of rooms, and line of business.
The rent-of offices is ?20, $25 and J30
each, payable in advance. Suggestions
as to improvement in service and con
veniences in behalf of the tenant are
solicited. Phones Main 7173 and A
6051. Ask for F. a Jackson.
We are proud of our piano selling
record since this sale commenced
and Portland ought to be proud
too, for it spells prosperity and bet
ter times coming.
We have sold more high-grade new
pianos during the past several weeks
by three times over than were sold
throughout the entire state by all
other piano merchants combined in
the same period of time.
i
Chickering, Hazelton, Sohmer, Knabe, Hallet & Davis, Kim
ball, Kranich & Bach, Steinway, Weber, Weber-Pianola,
Steck, Steck-Pianola, Kingsbury, Kingsbury Player Piano,
Lester and many others in Player Pianos, Upright Pianos
and Baby Grands, all in one great sale at Eilers Music House.
Important: Nearly all pianos in this sale are latest styles,
WOl Teach How to Cook Apples.
The Oregon-Washington Railroad &
Navigation company proposes to en-
courage the consumption of apples in :
the territory which it serves by the
pmnlnvmAnl f n ....1; . I . . ....-..
tor." who can teach the mimberiess and brand new, not even shopworn ; a few that are used are
nouncemenTSnagrrof this paper. Ad 5 n the very best and guaranteed condition.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our manv friends
for their kindness and beautiful floral
offerings during our bereavement and
loss of our son and brother.
MRS. J. D. DAMMON. Mother.
MRS. J. M. AMUNDSON. Sister.
MR. JAMES C. SMITH, Brother.
Measures to Be Discussed. The Ro
tary club wUl seek to have Its mem
bers informed on measures submitted
for vote at the election November 3.
Impartial discussion of the measures
will occupy the luncheon program at
noon tomorrow in the Benson hotel.
The discussion will be led by Estcs
Snedecor. The club will observe "Ap
ple day" by having the fruit served in
several ways.
Port Information Supplied.
Information regarding this port may be ob
tained from the Portland Chamber of Com
merce. 60 t'irUi atreet. Telephone Main 093
or A 1293.
and
Residence Damaged by Fire. The
residence of J. A. Marshall, 473 Emer
son street, was almost totally de
stroyed by fire shortly after 10 o'clock
last night. No one was in the house
at the time. The firemen learned that
a large fire had been kindled in a
heating stove Just before the occu
pants had left to visit friends. The
loss is covered by $2000 insurance.
"Grandpa" Simeon Thornton and descendants.
Kive generations, its members living
maxiy miles apart, have been brought
together by camera for a long distance
reunion. The various individuals were
photographed at their home towns and
the pictures were sent to Portland,
where they were superinposed into one.
"Grandpa" Simeon Thornton, 97. is
the patriarch of the clan. He lives
at Alturas, Cal. His daughter, Mrs.
Anna Stephens. 76, lives in SeUwood;
her eldest daughter, MrsJ D. A. Shear
er, 44, lives at Goldendale. Wash-; and
Mrs. E. F. WetUer, 23, and her son,
Wilbur, 4, who live at 313 Marguerite
avenue, Portland, are the youngest
members.
The picture will bepreserved In the
Thornton family archives.
WUl Discuss Prohibition. At St
Johns tomorrow evening, Edward Ad
ams Cantrell. Chautauqua speaker and
formerly a Chicago minister, will speak
6n the statewide prohibtion amendment
to be voted on by the people this No
vember. Mr. Cantrell has just com
pleted a tour of western Oregon cities,
in all of which be has been well received.
To Talk on Amendment. Miss Net
tie Mae Rankin, teacher in the Haw
thorne school, will talk on the 19 pro
posed constitutional amendments to
morrow at 4:15 p. m. in library halL
This meeting is held under the aus
pices of the Portland Grade Teachers'
association. Everyone is invited.
Today's Forecast.
Portland and vicinity: Rain tonight
TtiewdB.v; southerly windn.
Oregon and Washington: Rain tonight and
Ttteaday; frexh Mxitherlv gale along the coaat.
fresh southerly minds interior.
Tdaho: Kaln tonight and Tuesday; fresh
southerly winds.
Weather Conditions.
A atorm of greHt magnitude and of decided
energy la central over Brltioh Columbia. This
atorm bug been Influencing the weather In the
, north Pnciflc states since last Thursday when
storm warning were ordered at all stations
In this district. TUey have been flving con
tinuously ever aince and will not be taken
down uiitll 0:40 p. m. todaj, at which time it
la eipected the winds will have moderated
considerably. Maximum wind velocities of
JC miles from the aoutheaat at North Head,
and ft miles from the south at Tstoneh Island,
o- enrred last night. The rains attending the
storm have extended as far south as San
Francisco and as far cast as Moutaua and
Wyoming.
The conditions are favorable for rain In this
district tonight and Tuesday with slowly
diminishing south to southwest wind.
EDWARD A. HBALS.
District Forecaster.
at 3:30, at the Museum of Art. Miss
Helen Putnam will speak on '"Egyp
tian Ornament."
Inventor Believes
Success Is Near
James K. Miller Working at Albany on
New Propeller for Biver and Ocean
Ooing Craft; Has Nursed Idea.
Albany, Or.. Oct. 19. Constructing
a propeller that he claims will revolu
tionize river and ocean navigation
throughout the world, James Henry
Blair Miller, a brother of the late
Joaquin Miller, is living: in a small
house on the bank of the Willamette
LaffertyMeansBusiness
I arrived home from Washington
yesterday and will begin my speak
ing campaign from an auto truck
tonight, and will speak, rain or
shine, for 10 minutes at the follow
ing times and places: 8 p. m., First
and Morrison, west side; 8:15 p.m.,
East Morrison and Grand avenue;
8:30, Grand avenue and East An
keny; 8:45, East Ankeny and East
Fifteenth; 9:00, East Ankeny and
East Twenty-eighth; 9:15, East
Twenty-eighth and East Glisan; 9:30,
East Glisan and East Fifty-second;
the ambition of a life tWis about J i:''' Chj7,l a a T i a
. . ,. . tirst. Schedule announced daily, and
to be realized. ' ,:n k i t . lL . ,r
as o, v. will be kept to the minute. A. VV.
r::; " ; : ifferty. 733-35 Pittock block.
L., I; ,::.r " '".r ' (Paid Advertisement
oaj O JIG U iiio uuiiu iw
build a propeller that would not strike
the water with such resistance.
The propeller has eight blades, each
six feet long and 12 inches wide and
each working on ratchets, so that the
edge of the blade strikes the water as
it enters, falls into propelling position
while in deepest water and continues
to adjust itself as the wheel turns,
so that it emerges from the water edge
first. The flat side of the blade never
strikes the water. As the wheel turns.
river at the foot of Montgomery street,
where he is doing the work. At the
age of 7 4 years, he feels, he says, that
Caution: We shall sell every instrument in this group
before this great sale closes, but the end will come very
quickly. Investigate, act. Do it first thing today.
More Pianos Sold During
September Than in Any Sep
tember Here
tofore at
Nebraska Society to Meet. The Ne
braska. Society will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the Central li
brary at 8 o'clock tonight. Several
new members are to be present and
the officers have issued special invi
tation to all former Nebraskans to attend.
Observations.
Stations.
Raker, Or
Bhiae, Idaho
Boston, Mass. .......
Chicago. Ill
Denver, Colo
rnhith, Minn
Enreka, Cal.
Fresno. Cal
alveston, Texaa
HavTe. Mont.
Jacksonville. Tla
Kansas City, Mo
I .os Angeles, CaL ...
Marshfield, Or
New Orleans, I-a.
New York, N. Y
North Head. Wash. .
North Yakima, Waah.
Portland. Or
Roseburg. Or
Sacramento. Cal
ft. Iuls. Mo
Kelt Lake. Utah
Nan Francisco. Cal. .
Seattle, Wash
Sitka. Alanks
Spokane. Wash
Tacoma, Waah
Tatoofb Isl'd., Waah.
Valdea, Alaaka
Walls Walla. Wash. .
Washington. D. C. ...
Winnipeg, Man
P. M. report of preceding day. ;
Detective Find Pnrse. Investigat
ing further Into the holdup of the
Misses Augusta and Sophia Wulf in
front of their home at Nineteenth and
Bybee streets Saturday night. City
Detectives Craddock and Smith found
the purse-that had been snatched from
tha,Cungerxgirl about 600 feet south
where the holdup took place. The
gloves and handkerchiefs were also
found, but the small valuables In the
purse were missing. The descriptions
given by the girls and by the con
ductor of an inbound Sellwood car led
the officers to believe that the robber
was a youn.T man. and that immedi
ately after the deed had been commit
ted he took the car and went to Sec
ond efld Morrison streets.
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s,t a.ppies Dy in box. it you i
want the best ones, get Honor Brand I
non-irrigated apples of J. S. Clark &
Son. both 15 or 29, Yamhill Street Pub
lie Market. (Adv.)
Big Stanley Rally, East Side li
brary. Eleventh and East Alder streets,
Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock sharp.
Everybody inviteo. (Adv.)
Knnxmage Sale, 133 First street, near
Alder, Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo
ber 20 and 21, for St. Matthews' Epis
copal church. (Adv.)
Dance Tomorrow Night, Foresters'
hall, 129 Fourth street. Court Mt.
Hood No. L All friends welcome. No
charge. (Adv.)
Steamer Jesse Harklns for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday, leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
KcCargar, Bates Lively Fire, cas
ual ty and automobile insurance. Yeon
bldg. Telephone Main 168. (Adv.)
Frenca Dinner, with wine, 40c Pan
ama Cafe, Third and Alder. (Adv.)
Sr. E. C. Brown, Bye, Bar, Mohawk
building. (Adv.)
Xtectore by His a Putnam. The first
lecture of the art history course of the
school of the Portland Art associa
tion will be given tomorrow afternoon
Several Burglaries Reported. Re
ports of several burglaries on Satur
day and Sunday nights have come to
the police. The Minnesota Trading
company, at 94 Fourth street, reported
that the store was entered some tim?
between closing hours Saturday night
and late yesterday and that a lot of
cheap Jewelry and some caHh had been
stolen. The officers advance the the
ory that someone connected with the
store did the Job. The confectionery
Ktor at Main and Gilbert streets in
Lents was entered Saturday sight.
Teacher Noted Change
"Your daughter is doing far bet
ter work this term than she did
in the spring and I attribute it en
tirely to her glasses." Thus spoke
a teacher to the mother of one of
our girl patients.
We can cite you to many similar
cases where Dayton glasses are en
abling some weak eyed child to
hold its own alongside its classmates.
NO EXAMINATION CHARGE
DAYTON
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST,
508-9 Swetlaad Bnildlng, Fifth and
Washington, Fifth rioor.
ra
uffum & Pendleton's
LOCKADE SALE
ENJAMIN CLOTHES
excepting full dress and Tuxedo suits,
and a few contract goods, are priced
Substantially Lower
than usual. This sale and our price
reductions are necessary to offset the
obstruction of the usual traffic past
our doors. We make it an object for
you to come a little out of your way.
Consider that you have a brand-new
Fall and Winter stock to choose from.
Famous Benjamin Suits,
Overcoats and Raincoats
$20 Suits
now for.
$30 Suits
now for.
$17.00
$25.50
$25 Suits
now for.
$35 Suits
now for.
$21.25
$29.75
$20, $25, $30 and $35 Benjamin Rain
coats and Overcoats show same reductions.
t
Underwear, Shirts and Neckwear
at prices that are an inducement
to buy right now.
Warburton, Dobbs, Heath and Bristol
Hats all entered in the Blockade Sale.
Buffum & Pendleton
Morrison Street. Opposite Postoffice.
I
Tour giving or taking orders de
pends on how much, you know.
Here la your opportunity to know.
Accounting
Advertising
Algebra
Assaying
Architect. Draft
Arithmetic
Automobile
Bookkeeping
Boys' School
Business Law
Chemistry
Cost Engineer
ing Civil Service
Electricity
English for For
eign Men
English G- r a m
mar & Read
ing Freehand Draw
ing French
Geometry
German
History
Latin
Machine Design
Mechanical
Drafting
Penmanship
Pharmacy
Physics
Plan Heading &
Est.
Public Speaking
Reinforced Con
crete Salesmanship
Spanish
Shorthand
Surveying and
Mapping
Show Card
Writing
Telegraphy
Trigonometry
Typewriting
Vocal Music
Wireless Telegraphy
C. A., Taylor and Sixth St.
Catalogue Free.
You want clean,
beautiful
streets then
pave with
BITULITHIC
Why Drink WATER When You Can Get
SALEM BEER
The Most Popular Beverage on the
Pacific Coast?
SALEM BEER is brewed in one of the most mod
ern plants on the Pacific Coast. It ir aged in steel
glass-lined tanks. It is conveyed modern pipe
line system direct to the bottle house, bottled uuder
pressure and therefore never comes in contact with
the air from the time it leaves the fermenting tank
until the bottle is opened by the consumer. The
consumer is absoluely assured a beer of ideal
effervescence, snap and purity.
A trial will sorely convince any one of the ex
cellence of Salem Bottled Beer.
The Family Trade of Portland Is Supplied by
the Firm of
PENNEYBROS.
TeIep Home.S 287 379 East Morrison St.
F'W'BALTES &
COMPANY,
PRINTERS
First &? Oak Streets
Telephones: Main 165 'Ai 165 !
WANTED!
CHAIRS TO RECANE
School for the Adult Blind
11th and Ds.vis
For particulars call J. F. Meyers,
Phone Main 548
Prosperity Is Here Now, and
This Proves It.
When the September sales record
of the old Reliable Piano House
was submitted to the head of this
house it was realized that it ex
ceeded .by far any September since
the house was established. We
thought this was the greatest rec
ord that we could possibly look for
ward to. but the way selling con
tinues October is going to be far
ahead of September and greater in
number of sales than any October
record ever experienced since the
establishment of Eilers Music
House.
TWO GREAT BAT.TiS XK OJTE.
The Greatest Distribution of rtne
Pianos Ever TJnaert&ken in the
West Manufacturers' Emergen
cy and Surplus Bale at Eilers
Music House, Combined With the
Sesldue of the Costly Styles of
Pianos From the Soul Bros.
j Failure Stock.
j Just think for a moment what
' all this means. Piano manufactur
j ing cannot stop all of a sudden,
j Pianos in course of construction
must be finished. Thus many pi
rano manufacturers accumulated
surplus stocks. We took advan
, tage of this situation by making
arrangements whereby for each two
pianos sold by the factory repre
1 sentatives, nowhere, we agree to
i buy three surplef instruments east.
I Thus the great little-price sale
j for fine pianos was started. Then
! came the unfortunate failure of
Soule Bros. By order of the court
i this stock was sold to C. E. Lu
: core, who started a closing-out
J sale. This sale ran for several
i weeks; many of the less expensive
' instruments were sold, but the bel
i ter ones did not find buyers read
! ily, because cautious people would
not take chances on expensive mu
' sical instruments unless they knew
; that some responsible home firm
would stand back of the transac
tion. Thus another great business, op
portunity came along. The res
idue of the costly pianos from the
Soule Bros, failure came to Eilers
Music House. Hence this double
event; making possible the fur
nishing of morg intrinsic genuine
piano worth for the money than
ever heretofore and than ever will
be possible again.
But this sale' cannot last long.
There are no duplicates. Immedl
ate action Is essential. Come
once!
All difficulties have been sur
mounted. Eilers Music House, the
nation's foremost institution, guar
antees quality and guarantees posi
tive satisfaction. Every pianoless
home may now participate. It Is
not a case of having to pay all
cash. Payments are arranged to
suit any reasonable purchaser. As
much as forty months' time can
be had to complete the purchase.
Remember, the best upright pi
anos, the best metal tubed human
touch player pianos, the finest ba
by grands, including the wonderful
player piano de luxe and the Chick
ering. are included in this sale. In
fact, nowhere in the wide world
can so many highest grade and
truly valuable instruments be
found under one roof than at the
big Eilers Music House, in the
filers building, on Broadway at
Alder.
tured. The Nation's most honored
names In the piano trade are here.
Quality is and "should be the first
consideration.
The enormous business of Eilers
Music House enables them to sup
ply higher grades for much less
than the old-time dealers ask.
Seventy-two out of every hundred
pianos that come to the state are
sold by Eilers Music House. This
can be proven, as can every claim
ever made by Eilers Music House.
Any thinking business man and
woman will know that quality in
large quantity can be distributed
for less per article than in small
quantities. Thus the Eilers quick
sale methods, the little-profit-per-piano
policy accomplishes these
wonderful results. Eilers Music
House is thoroughly reliable and
trustworthy In every way. It is
a strictly Oregon institution, the
only one of Its kind, and many
years of piano distribution has put
it in the lead of all great National
institutions.
Whenever opportunity offers,
Eilers Music House is always ready
to arrange exceptional values and
offer these values to buyers at the
lowest possible price consistent
with quality. Just how a combi
nation of circumstances has made
prices lower than ever, and lower
than they undoubtedly ever can
be or ever will be again, simply be
cause the same conditions causing
these low prices will never again
exist.
Exclusive Types Also ZncSuAsu,
The now famous Duotoual, dou
ble sound -board Piano, and also
the beautiful Player Piano de Luxe,
the most valuable of all player
pianos, because it possesses five
distinct points of superiority over
the next best makes, are also In
cluded in this price sacrifice.
And, remember the guarantee.
Eilers Music House agrees in all
seriousness that no transaction
will be considered as closed or
right unless it means positive sat
isfaction to every purchaser.
PIANO QUAXjXTT AT Z.OWXST
PRICES. TEXS HAS MADE THE
BE COBB - BBEAJEXNO CAM
PAIGN SO BTJCCESSFTJT..
Eilers Music House has always
been noted for sellrng the best and
highest grades of pianos manufac-
Prioes.
Some instruments that are worth
$1000. $1100 and $1150 in the regu
lar retail way can now be had
(upright, players or baby grands)
for only $385. However, it is not
necessary to invest in the very
highest - priced of all musical In
struments, for we sell the medium
grade at correspondingly low prices.
at This means Instruments valued at
$200, $250 and $300 for $98, and
$118 and $145.
Although this may seem an im
possibility, every advertisement of
the Eilers Music House is true.
Let us prove it- See for only $195
the highest grade, strictly war
ranted. Colonial design or perfectly
plain uprights, which usuallysell
for more than double this price.
Terms.
At the exceptionally low prices
we are asking, the terms should be
spot cash, but so that every piano
less home can take advantage of
this offer, we have decided to give
40, or 30, or 20, or 10 months' time
as best suits each purchaser. Don't
fail to see the baby uprights; just
the thing for small homes; or the
large professional styles, favorite
of exacting musicians; or beautiful
baby graftds, which can be had for
the price 'of an ordinary upright;
or the superb and latest highest
priced player pianos that can be
had now for less than an ordinary
upright usually costs. Never were
old reliable makes of pianos of
fered at the low prices now plainly
marked on every instrument. Make
a careful investigation for yourself
at once, tomorrow. ' .
Vlij- not buy a player piano while It r
tw purchased for less than half, and on lew
thnn half the- usual payments. Kree mnat
rolls. Sly at home ind .njnf the eyenlnga.
The ladies enjoy player pianoa. How can
aftprnoon sootalH be i complete without
munlc? Tho player ilno la just what la
needed. Price in - tlila 1 emergency aale are
almost leas than "half, ijj
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At the cltih. at lodge, or at home, all men
that are right appreciate mimic. !t la the
trMre oror troubles, the tie that binds good
fellowship for all time to come.
$500 fj Til
This $500 pluyer piano only $28,"! now. It's
a new lnftrunieut, but this manufacturer'
price means greater value than has ever been
offered heretofore. It Is a' amall-alae plsyer
piano, but well niade and absolutely depend
able. Our money back guarantee or exchange
privilege, either or both, go with this Instru
ments also free music rolls anj all exchange
privilege!, . j..
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These new jf75 player pianos, very latest,
foil Hixed, murti-to-be-dcsired Instruments, esn
now be at-curcd for only $.177. IJnbelleveable!
No. not at all. See Uiem tiij.
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These new $R25 player pianos, the hljrheat
grade made, though plain cae Instruments,
now only $437. All of; these player piano are
old with the unconditional guarantee of sat
isfaction. Free,- music roll and all free ex
change privileges.
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Theee new $1ZS0 player pianos, the most
costly of all, can now be bad for lose than
the ordinary player ptaao osnally costs. The
manufacturer's representatives have placed a
price of Duly $776. This particular style
without the player action Inside, Just In regu
lar upright, la sold at $700 and more by
small dealers factory branch booses, and eoo-
signment concerns, who most secure regmlar
price plus freight. ' ,
Oregon Humane Society
' C7 a-ranA Ave. H between Coaen mA
Davis. Phones East 1423. B-3S1A.
J OPEN BAT AND NIOBT.
1 Report all cases of cruelty to this
I office. Lethal chamoer for small anl-
mala. Horse ambulance for sick or
disabled animals at a moment's soilca,
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IW BEN F.a RE EN E. PRESIDENT
2-3-54: STARK STREET
BROADWAY AT ALDER
Store Open Every Evening Until 9 o'Clock During This Sale
Ellsworth, Barnes & Davey, Manufacturers Representatives
Out-of-Town Readers Should Send for Illustrations
The manufacturers make the low prices now under the agreement
that the House of Eilers purchases three surplus pianos every time
their representatives here sell two. Free Music Rolls with all
player -pianos, including the beautiful Player Piano de Luxe, a
shown above. "
$225
These new unricht dIhob. S225 value.
almost everr color of easeS can now be secured
ror only $!)H and for $10 and $143 we fur
nish the larger" sizes, j elaj&ant plain ease, co
looia,! style, usoal $r2uks-pe. are only S215
and for only $105 we . fcurnish pianos wort
more than ilouhle-. instnrxoeata which houses
right here tn Porthind. lay ts aeU or S42S
and often UjO. Fori.Fbtore protection tn
dealers elsewhere, ourf dgreemeait with tne
from advertising
the price and name.