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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
10
Eilers advertises a nationwide sale on modern 1915 style player pianos with prices slashed on new and a few used units. Models from $226 to $776 with strong guarantees and money back satisfaction from Eilers Stores, long established on the Pacific coast.
The ad promises a 365 day free trial on all pianos and states exchanges are allowed among 20 different makes within two years. It emphasizes a no risk purchase from a large piano house with factory fit assurances.
A historic advertisement promotes new and used pianos from brands like Steinway Weber and Chickering. It highlights easy financing and deep discounts, listing prices and months to pay with many models including inner players and pianolas at steep savings.
Beautiful display of Baby Uprights with exquisite finish and sweet tone. Prices from 333 to 345 for various styles, with many makes and full sized uprights at 152 to 228. New player rolls and discounts offered for 10 days. Lohengrin Grand Opera Tickets also available.
A reader asks how to furnish a four room flat with options for a library or parlor suite and a plano. Advice favors a living room setup with flexible furniture and space for future book storage.
A sweeping, jumbled roundup notes events from wheat prices and politics to fires, murders, weather and shipping. It mentions U S Senator James Ham Lewis, a five year old hero, Aachen and Belgium relief efforts, court cases, resignations, and notable deaths among others.
Belgium relief committee received 158.51 dollars on Thursday as registration totals reached 3741. New England Democrats elect officers. Grange V Holt leaves for bankers conference in the West. Mrs. O L Dickeson dies in California. Queen Anne and Franklin sophomores and freshmen debate canal tolls Monday night. Chauffeur wins 500 damages for auto injury. Tony Rude reports a Negro foot pad incident.
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