Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-03-07

thereby in Philadelphia alone amounts
to nearly hundred thousand dollars.
The same idea was recently inaugurated
in our San Francisco store, with little less
than phenominal success. Hundreds of
homes there have by this time been sup
piled with fine pianos under this plan,
and now we shall also take advantage of
this innovation here.
E. P. H. PIANO CLUBS-"A," /" OBJ
&C" CD"
In effect these piano clubs are simply
the application of the wholesale principle
in the retail department. You know we
can sell dealer a hundred pianos each
for less than we can sell a single instru-
ment. By joining one of our four clubs
(Which are limited strictly to 100 men,
bers each) you are placed iii exactly the
same position and enjoy the same advan-
tages possessed by the largest retail deal
ers. Join whichever club best suits your
convenience. Makelyour initial payment
and receive your piano at once; that is
all there is to it-no extras, no red tape,
no dues, no waiting.
AMERICAS FINEST PIANOS IN
CLUDED.
Do not imagine because the payments
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are so astonishingly low, that these in
struments are not of the highest order.
Every piano included in the club scheme
is brand new, and every instrument is
fully and unconditionally warranted, both
as to qnality and also as to price. "Mon-
ey back" ifnot satisfied applies to every
instrument, high priced or low priced,
that ever leaves our house.
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Chickering, the great artists favorite,
| Weber, the now famous Kimball, as well
as some other new instruments made by
| Weser Bros. and Steger are included in
these Eilers Piano House clubs.
THESE ARE THE PAYMENTS:
Members in club ga" will obtain fine
new piano upon payment of 81 down and
weekly payments of SI.25. Remember
these clubs are limited to 100 members.
/ Members in club "B" pay $o at the de.
livery of the piano and the balance at the
rate/of s. week.
/ j, Club &C" members pay $40 down and
the balance in payments of $2.5o week
Members of club Cd" will be asked tc
pay $40 down and payments of S. week
II NOTE-Payments may be arranged on
a corresponding monthly basis if desired
IMembers making larger payments thar
above will effect an additional saving ir
interest.
HERE ARE THE PRICES.
". Tbe-Tep7llar $225s ST. lsssggill be turnet
over to club "a members now for sd
and the $275 pianos for $fS4; all S3oe
pianos at $2I7, $325 pianos at $232, $3.50
pianos at S248 to club OBJ members, and
the very finest medium grade instruments
that could not be sold under reaular re-
tail conditions for less than $500 will go
ito club &C" members for $2oo, 1925 pianos
! at $3o6, $3.50 pianos for $332, and S475
| pianos for 1868; the most beautiful, regu-
lar $500, highest grade, fancy hand carv-
ed piAnOs will go at $685., all $3.50 styles
for $4b8 and 5000 styles for $4o6 in club
Cd"
Corresponding reductions are made on
every one of the 400 fine new pianos in
cluded in this sale.
JOIN TODAY. DO NOT DELAY.
1t will pay you to join the first thing
tomorrow morning. The sooner you call
and make your selection the surer you
are of being perfectly suited in an instru-
ment Bear in mind that an uncondition-
al five years manufacturers guarantee
accompanies every instrument sold, which
guarantee is conntersigned by ourselves,
thus making all purchasers doubly sure.
Old pianos and organs will be accepted
from club members at fair values toward
payment of any new piano desired.
We will exhibit several of these fine
pianos during March, at Waters Furnit-
ure Store, Pullman. Call and tee them
and talk it over.
Eilers Piano House, Washington's larg-
est and most responsible piano dealers,
6o5-oo7 Sprague avenue, Spokane. Other
stores at Portland Sacramento and San