The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1910, Page 6

6 OTHERS RISK A NEW LIGHT We LL WuIP | rams a LIFF—-WRIGHTS ON TRIPPLE AAILROADS- ss: ink a eee es Ee GT THE GON) TRAGEDY WIGERSHAN === ss The Greatest Piano-Buying Event foo In the History of the Northwest the 5 Times Post for a prize of $25. flight between New rk a 1th tt cago, ar York Wo Dispat Hight betw York Repre were » conditic fiyers. WILLIAMS TO MANAGE a num sumes bi Donnelly Hams, s dindindindindindindindndndindindndindnd with others, the manag BRING 1d and the St. Louls Post TACOMA HOTEL, | a he was of years. hotel at Thirty Dozen Imported Panamas $6.00 Oaalitics $10.00 and $15.00 We bought thirty dozen raw Panama Hi through the port of New York Had them blocked and bleached as well as the finest experts could make them Trimmed them with the best silk bands them the highest priced: cork Made them throughout for the est priced retail trade ; Styles and beauty will surprise you. The comfortable and durable Panamas are more and more popular each year. Now, as a leader, to make men talk enthusiastically over our new store: $10.00 and $15.00 Panama Hats, while they last $6.00 W. B. HUTCHINSON CO. Second Avenue and Union Street Ever TEDDY OVER MUST PUT NEW BRAKES ON ALL ELECTRIC CARS | | Havi atinfac jon of tt hat the rake grades a THE FATAL MINE the coi manage r leaving Seattle, Williams went into bust} ness in Spokane, which place he left about a year ago for Tacoms, | = ——— Captain Hane Ruser steamship Kaiserin Auguste Vic ee ea * ts * BANK CLEARINGS. * * MADISON FIGHT UP * Seattle * TO JUDGE GILLIAM |; ® Clearings today. $2,010,991 * *% Balances 204,484.56 * at ne ‘Sables wel * Tacoma. . 4} % Clearings today. $1 * ® Balances * * Portiand. * ® Clearings today. .$1,6 * ® Balances * * Spokane. * % Clearings today. .$ 0 * *% Balances 26,141.00 & * * * AT TREADWELL (Conciuded.) on Alaska = mining the committee | There is no provision of Alasks law requiring any inquest in case jof a person killed In a mine. | Bach of the cal platforme| F pro passage of of the aw of thie kind Number Unknown. kersham said it was almost |“ to get any {dea about! number of men killed in the} i 8 The mines giv at no in formation. Most of the mines are| jentirely without safeguards against | °° aceidenta, on the theory that “a Hunkey is cheaper than a horse”) in Alaska. Wickersham said the Treadwell! mine alone haa killed 55 men tn the past 18 monthe—an average of 30 men per thousand employed per year i| The Treadweil’s lobbyists at | Washington were Shackleford, Treadwell fa the | mine in the world. Jt 1 | Douglas island, a mile c | harbor, It produces annually be tween $2,500,000 and $2,000,000 |The profits are very heavy for the | British Rothschilds Bicyole repairing. Hall, 1111 tat. | Free Dyeing | On all here withi days, the might enty eing will be done Absolutely Free of Charge Model Millinery Parlors 526 People’s Bank Bldg. Club A Members Secure $350 Pianos and Save $113 Pay 00 $400 Down Weekly What It Means to Join One of These Co- operative Piano Clubs thie ¢ ong -th Chub money for at and retgrn, ar money to ng mar | Club Members Secure $450 Pianos and Save $152.50 B Pay Down ng we'll at 8:30 tomorr yrecedented Promptly present an ung ypportunity to every music-loving home in Washington to secure a fine piano We're going to sell 26 is of the finest new pianos on the co-opera ) plan This means that every member of three dif ferent clubs, now forming, will secure a piano at less than the actual wholesale factory cost It means more than this It means that many a home heretofore de ssession of a fine prived from enjoying the px piano because of the allurement for investment ney elsewhere, will now be able to have AT ONCE warranted piano of x which will iss a payment of $1.25 or $1.50 a week There are thousands of homes never m There isn't a home in Washington that cannot pay $1.00 a week. Think of it! Club “A,” now forming, make a deposit of $5.00 to show good faith, and agree to pay $1.00 a week for If you join 232 consecutive weeks thereafter, then you secure immediately your choice of nany different makes of fine, sold for $350.00. new pianos regularly Club “B” members will pay $1.25 a week, and members of Club “C” will pay $1.50 weekly In commemoration of the consolidation of all of the Eilers stores and as a fitting demon- stration of the merchandising power of this organization we have organized these three clubs. There are no dues; waiting; no extras. The club price includes everything. Club members joining Club “A” pay five dollars initial payment and they pay the bal ance at $1.00 a week until $232.00 is paid, whereupon the piano is paid for in full. Club “B" members pay $1.25 a week and those in Club “C” pay $1.50 weekly. there is no red tape; no Cilers Music Bullding $°7 50 $f 25 a splendid, sweet-toned, high-grade, | Third and University Forty Stores In the West $ Weekly | Our club plan offers the following extraordi nary advantages: Don't fail to read this carefully. Every instrument is positively guaranteed Our It is a straightforward guarantee, pro- for five years thing guarantee means some- tecting the purchaser of one of our pianos in every way. Every club member has the most positive as- surance of complete satisfaction with his pur chase. If the instrument after delivery does not prove in every way satisfactory it may be exchanged for any other piano of equal or greater value that we sell and every penny paid | will be applied toward purchase of such a new We sell 40 different highest-grade American makes. instrument The family of a club member will receive im- mediately a receipt in full for the instrument in case of death of club member during the life of his contract. | A beautiful stool to match each piano is in- cluded without extra cost. The piano is tuned without extra charge. Pianos are delivered free of charge, except where nominal cartage charge is added to the first payment. to extremely distant suburban parts, A still further reduction is given club mem- bers in the shape of cash premiums for all in- stallments paid in advance; and also for secur- ing additional club members. Club members receive twenty music lessons free. Start the children in music immediately at our expense. Delivery will be made from samples in our store in the Eilers Music Building at the corner of Third and University. ' CLUB C" $1IS°DOWN . $189 o WEEKLY, Club C Members Secure $550 Pianos and Save $191 Pay 00 $450 Weekly The Advantages of Buying of Eilers Music Store ne Chat we kena abt When we sell wiedge and thebe Usty you, you wa friends te Down d every er that we ml ® and better As baser knows the t og from te © manufactere ce in selling res, No thre . ‘ aree city, com an offer the plano purches® 3 merit im plane t we do. rica jeat and best « i kering—to 0 t the latest ere * scarcely a name, wel wn in the plese ot find representa: ers stores The te of the most a> cent im any We t cans that Be wonderfully ¢aat will mise te abled to secure ® the money © paid for a te MUSIC LESSONS TUNING ONE YEAR'S TRIAL OF PUD STOOL 10 MATCH DELIVERY OF PIANO / id ee i a es Sn SS Se ae eee ee eee kee Rey Pe aes Ne eres are - at teen diet we diene 2 Bes oe7228e Oates bobs ewan