The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1916, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1916. PAGE 11. ’ "| POINDEXTER SHOWS rm ur cicanticcrasiy | All Musicless Homes Should sess"! Investigate This Offer at Once a powerful lobt ol not only of the roper developr ixuries and convenience our years in onder to| people but of thelr food, thet A Sale of Over One Hundred Modern Pianos and Player Pianos to Enable Us to Carry Out Manufac urers’ Contracts themselves without paying a just ws YOU #ay witho exag = — compensation r then ” thetr - se The letter ows easons, 1 Owing to the fees. Mr Arnol Reading. againat, and will ¢ t number of piano we ac ity lone, Washington against at eve snted hange ry Dear Mr. Reading have, a measure wh CEpreG 78 One *.. I : ~ big IT have yours of instant | to barter away for new nos and player ion and apprect exer y your a mere noming pianos during our recer bs entire frankness and nt ain ever, to private parti great publicity contest er. ce in writing me yo views trol over the necess ! t th hl on the water-power question, and ao pene hides ith jarge rhe te case, for thie or any other VERNMENT OUT IN COLD shipments of new piano reason. 1 should oppose me po I am especial! ined in constantly arriving ev- litically fn my candidacy for re | the matter, tn v fact wakes it leperative that all election to the senate, | could | that not only ts the grant me Lae yeas not find any fault with yo in the way stated in effect we dispose of large ls, is not only the privilege, but du that the 1 government re number of pianos and of citizens to act according to | serves no power of regulation layer unos within the pes ina Rat varie variety of their convictions in these mat- | control over the use and ha playe e vit h styles ters dling of this powerful ag rr j Bexs asteen . Gaye to its, I suppose you have examined | to service, rates, ete, except to | enable us to fully live up ig- Sennit, Split and carefully the several water-pow a very modifi extent and in ; to our agreements with a er bills you refer to and the | certain cane mb ; ry Milan Straws questions growing out of them, There are perhaps a thousand Pouaraes, (Ob pene ante and have arrived at your con: | different terms and condition | facturers for whom we ou ‘Also the New Silk clusion deliberately, so that it | upon which these grants co’ | undertake to sell a def would be useless for me to argue | be made, all perfectly reasonal inite number each year Underbrim Soft it with you and acceptable; but when we Thus, we find ourselves 4 traws “lam sorry I have not left, | told that if we oppose one par 1 too y 10) si out of my limited allotment, & | ticular plan to which the water (fl SEVERAL HIGH-GRADE be ah ge ch “which are very po pul ar set of the congressional records | npanies are gracious 2 > eRTISE oy under our co t Aecause of the comfort containing the debates on the to give their approval, we [| ™ ENSIVELY ADVERTISED $650 PLAYER pinned of factories. rhs , ; bec: subject, as I would like to send opposing the interests of the (ff PIANOS NOW ONLY reliable Eilers Music Hou them to you as containing some- | community, it not seem | always 8 good eart what of an exposition of my po- | particularly logical. all of them brand new ones sition. | There are nty of people also some concert used ones FAVORS FERRIS BILL ready and anxious to develop and sumereus player p “You seem to be under a mis | these powers under such reason sold by other firma that we g give the wearer apprehension, however, as to my able restrictions and terms as re accepted in part . cepted pay views in part, at least ferred to; in fact, there ts goifg . 2 ‘I motion you deprecate ‘my at- | OM now, and has been for years And Plainer Cases $290 ment for the most highly per The superb new model 180 Bungalow player plano—correct in design, per- titude towards the waterpower | more development of water pow : | fected player pianos which fect in finish, purest tone, easiest to operate, most durable of all, and not ex- ccienaied ile Giles t have been er in the national forests—all of (fj Guaranteed; 88-Note $ \ppropriate Bench; | ee ene by the House of pensive—included in this sale at most Iijberal concession in price, | which i er suc ctions ‘ oiler | called tmen to deal in this ses- | poe! ye botnet aan i ose Latest Music Included, and Delivery Free | The extremely low prices brought about by these conditions can never be made again, and when the last of a | urn to the Easy payments. Terms to suit any reasonable these Instruments ts sold no more can be had at such low prices “Further on {n your letter, I | some reasona f take It that your desire is that | 0Vernment, as mentioned ] Saas, Maat ce tnatt ts enacted | —than thers has been igen een. «Sse An Appeal to All Whose Homes Are Music Hungry into law with the view, of course, PRIVATE SITES OLE $2 Secures Per Week i. adnea acd te aeey thean « buyer. Now happiness # another circumstance of the development of hydroelec the development a Piano Upwards Vhen tric plants at feasible sites nes cumstance F est grade piano is obtainable at the price of a me on easier pay- tavor the attitude of those whe | & sreat many rat TAA bask eater or Player Pays It ments than ever, do you not owe i your home t , te? When has ended it are for the passage of these | Powers in the country are alread | , will be too late. Every reasonable concession will now be cheerfully made. Attend to this now. measures. in private hands and are not be {ff There are over three carl to choose from | A modern player piano means more in the way of entertainment, education and real enjoy- In view of that, I think it | {ng developed m || We now have for sale for only $365 the grade and | ment than any investment that can possibly be made ‘ proper to state, in the first place, | 1 iiMin Out nawa state: with the | | quality frequently advertised as $650 values. Plainer Now a modern player piano can actually be had for only $6 a month. And the very finest and sage of one that I favor th water-power | essential parts of Kettle Falls on pg RE, hn nb ase 2 Term f payment a month. | m valuable player piano will be supplied at these low sale prices to be paid in thirty monghs’ bills now pending in congress, | the Columbia river; with Priest |f/ Surely every home can this. Others sim- | time. Special inducements to those wishing to pay all cash namely that one commonly called | Tapids oa the Columbia river, (ff) jlarly htered. See them or write us for cata Bach Instrum is accompanied with either our studio o: the Ferris bill, relating to water which ts already developed tn logues immed committee f selections power sites on public lands. part with Potomac Falla here FORESS Sees or ol Ly pubic ia at Washington city, wher ve i, wien tak Diskin” faker Skaasins dal *: adie aaenlaendh At the er © weeks, every instrument in this PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT py Sey om > net 7 ‘ €° | have \ r. If not, we sha p them T think it is a able” | Gciphia and Baltimore, 1 1 within fifteen days and we are going to do so | it - t quick! measure and have promoted and gh a ray as ir ray because of the low prices, the free music and | will promote ite passage fn any | (2@ dense population surround A I ? 1 it hae ama peter the exceptionally easy terms of payment Astounding Player Piano Values is tn teat, 4 think, Gat fe It has not been developed, be : i 8 » I think, that if | cause the coal companies ‘and STUDY THESE GREAT NAMES The time to buy Is when selling is imperative. Th passed and the necessary rights | po iipoads are making more money time is right now. Come and see first thing In the GUARD READY | ‘nciden' fo,ruch derslopment pat | out of the uss of the coal, its Not to be found in any other Western Music | morning, or telephone. upon a definite is as pr transportation, ete H House. Every instruntent of this great selling event is defi aes ed in the bill, ft aso bend to As to the value attached to |}! | nitely guaranteed by the manufacturers as well as by het May 12.—Adj. Gen. = aterpower develo> | these power sites for which the |f| The nation’s highest quality pianos, carrying | ourselves. We ship everywhere, subject to examination Thomson has sent word) “1 ts vigorously opposed, how- | Poner companies desire to mie he most highly honored names in musicdom, in- | ®@ free trial Gov. Lister that the National! ever, by the water-power promot Reéord of Congress some rell cluding even the superb Chickering player pianos | phe very latest Player Pianos that were $1,000 iof Washington {s prepared to| ers and their lobby of high-class | 410 ¢tatistics showing the almost |f| and the wonderful Chickering artigraphic; also the | {pe y : fe 48 hours, should it be — = hes gene byw inealculable ultimate value of nation’s greatest favorite, the Kimball tia shinee ARE NOW ONLY $720, and some for $640 tained here for years, so that the a » ‘a $s e ¢ ral y 4 ——_— — $e Rea csr in ths cor ‘ tages proportion nificent, old-established, genuine Decker: the now | The very latest | Player Pianos that were $850 ‘officers and 1,321 in the ser-| latter are the ones who are “1 note you say that they ought blocking the legisiation and con- | 4, ne developed in order to attord, iano player ARE NOW ONLY $620, and some are $515 sequent water-power develop | competition to existing power ment rs " Ov ill note also For h com panies. As you ¥ bs a culating to water | 4 in the Record during the de ayer a a PEO gs ha fe 0, °o hes - W. H. Bann and 101 men| powers on navigable streams, | Date referred to, all of these METAL TUBING IS BEST company. coast artillery, are} over which the federal govern of one central head and there The lates 1 of Pt. Lawton, whose 14th| ment has jurisdiction will be no actual governmental internationally rer Auto gold medal win The very latest Player Pianos that were $750 “ARE NOW ONLY $570, and some for $445 The very latest Player Pianos that were re $650 “AR NOW “ONLY $485, and some for $415 The very latest Player Pianos that were $550 piano; the Bu ners at the man touch, correctly eq Not the make-believe al tubed, ped player pianos are offe troops are passing thru ‘lL favor the passage of this lat | ; ; ay with nothing but high: | = - Friday, en route to Doug-| bill and promoted it in every | Teéulation If}. ber tubed, imitation of the genuine, with nothing but Rigs ARE NOW ONLY $315, and some for $260 way I could, but it also was op- IT LOOKS QUEER flowing advertising language to recommend It i ———— — - posed and biocked by the agents | “1 am not making an attack on of the water-power companies | anyon: who supported the ARTS’ EXHIBIT | 222 tei friends tn congress Gulssan‘tih, bat-am mely ale SHIELDS BILL OBNOXIOUS | cussing the matter on its merits eps “In the present congress, how- se, many of those who artists and high school stu-| ever, a bill was framed and in- | » ng It no active have an interesting display of | troduced by Senator Shields, of | ly financially and persona and craftsmanship open to the| Tennessee, embodying his views 1 in the matter im the Seattle Fine Arts so-| and acceptable to the water- I am not so interested in any fooms Friday, including paint-| power representatives way whatev Metal work and hand-made This bill strips the federal | At the same time there are . government of all control over | many members of congress who the powers developed, even de are for the Shields bill, who ar nies it anything but nominat not Interested in it personal! Regular Pianos, Brand New, Included in This Quick Sale Many people in days gone by have paid $400 for these brand new pianos, but we were fortunate in being Now $ able to buy them at our own price from the receiver of | | a recent piano manufacturer's failure. roth | The nation’s Hi consideration for the sites grant- | financially and who are perf highest quality | ace p| ed, and cuts off entirely any r | ty sincere in their support of it pianos, carry- © secon AT SPRING *T. enue to the government for the | ‘One thing I could not unde ing the most Matinee l6ce—Any Seat power developed stand was the ot on of the highly honored Because | believe, as you say, | advocates of this bill to rese names in mu- “ that the perpetual control of tne | ing, even for governme sicdom, wine | hydroelectric power of the coun- | such power sites as the ners of highest | bail Young try embraces ‘such a scope of | ment might vish | honors at the | Be Drama of the Latin Langs || importance as to at once em- | connection with Its amation Ei sha: San Francisco | Feast of Life” and sation a wal ah ri ellen | e ery truly yours For Entertainment, Education, Enjoyment, There Is Nothing Superior to .ilers Building Exposition, | BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS || ciai welfare of no small portion | MILES POINDEXTER the Modern Player Piano. Third at University a the baboon. wi on f i sere Well a How His Kingship Floor 1 eupertortty of American eo | TQ SPELL SIMPLY 2 eneeenene ao. uats Nt iers over Mexican bandits. ENTISTS : possible if he cannot be cap. | Publications owned by Gov, Arth KAVANAGH'S tured. {Capper, of Kansas, have adopted s0eh Feet at dando All these objects have already| simplified spelling been accomplished, except the actu-| siebiialiinel lal capture of Villa evacuated By Herbert Quick ~ jevacuat want Mexico as a territory! His capture is most desirable Villa has now ex-lof the United States The troops should stay in Mex Food Fair and ico. To their minds the end justifies ico until he is taken, or until it is} nto Me : Hint oe a ee ae swe. | House Furnishing Exposition The expedition is a success right ah Thaw: Rows 60 Exhibits of Food Products and a Galaxy of what were the objects of the Villa Household epllances and Uo ities pura CONFERENCE BEGINS oma now Stier to introduce our new bone) plate, which is the 4 strongest plate known, recomes apparent Rot cover the roof of the To show the Mexicans that i You can bite corn off the he cannot t we have submitted to injury In | aaa Ree Open Senda, May 15, for 2 Weeks, at yrag Arena etually car -ORTLAND, y 12, ore than what ther no rom fear « ty ae . :. &, .. ile $3.00 Those who look To show the turbulent bor- |from all parts of the Northwest tc Prizes in Cooking Contests BS set of toot (whalebone) $8.00 ipon t p PA der, on both sides, that such attend the Oregon conference ; : Pwr tet of : 18 an eX ee affairs as the Villa raid may ex Social Agencies nich open a : ochga 1 $5.00 ise for ieral Harter? Quick se t Peytiried a stern and mil Reed college at 0th ernoo Eee Pet tooth, sold $3.00 te ut the itart answer, regardless of the regating the Soc toef crowns $3.00 . t th st more be international’ line mi” will be the topic fer Milings . $1.00 up t ! captured To show the raiding elemeadt cussion at this afternoon fillings cose 500 fd ‘ eat b o t that when t ey attack our ter in i -....... tang i c a wit not to! ritory, they take their lives in ! en the tro: their hands. vowel Int i hind protest wher we strike, we strike swiftly and Memorial day plans will be com } i advice f of Mexican territor hard pleted at a meeting of t general ] us for any reason | To demonstrate the ancient con mitten in the Armory next | ne ated — Thu “ St. Mark's church will | he | MEN ONLY eu a on Memorial Sunday, it was j oe mended by wiatome when the offer to use the Hippo | fet It isn't every day you'll see a regular king squatting on tne floor lee club to help in the service like a jolly sailor lad, and with nis hat on the side of his head, but Cut - Rate here we'll introduce King George of Greece plunked down on the floor of Sir Thomas Lipton’s yacht, Erin. Sir Thomas is sitting on tie floor beside him. Standing, at left, is Princess Henry of Battenburg, King | 7 umivensity st. Edward's sister, and members of the Grecian royal family. The pic | Wrese-Fatersca Gx ture was taken just before the Erin sailed for Serbia ome ma MOORE THEATRE TONIGHT TELL TN Adah Mei ae aT “ADMISSION ae soldiers than Russians The lat esis ve : ere duune the Seattle /lter have developed a higher de gree of resistance i