Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-16
ELEMENT NOW.

If YOU do not now have a piano, a
pianola or talking machine, or even !
a parlor organ in your home, you
will be intensely interested in this
most extraordinary announcement
Never heretofore has such an offer
been made. Never hereafter I am
sure, will it be made again. It is
this
In the midst of the most unexam-
pied abundance and prosperity, the
financial situation, brought about
through no fault of our Pacific coast
banks or bankers, makes it impossi-
BILE for a firm conducting a business
of the MAGNITUDE such as ours to con-
tinue without adequate assistance
from the banks. 1t will be seen that
where we sell annually over three
million dollars worth of musical in
struments, of which only 10 per cent
is sold for spot cash, that even with
a capital that now exceeds $1,000
10000 it is impossible for us to ham
die this business without access to
substantial banking facilities, East
| or on the coast. These facilities at
/ the present time are not available
/ and there remains for us no other
recourse.
I We have to close up and stop eX-
| penses-and do so quickly. To ship
/ the pianos, talking machines, pia-
nolas and organs back to Spokane
would he unwise at this time. They
would have to be sold then at an eX
pense for carriage, freights and hand
ling We are. therefore, going to
close them out right where they
stand. We shall take what we can
get for them, cash. checks, clearing
house certificates or Understanding
contracts. So long as we realize ap-
Iproximately the cost of the goods, we
shall be satisfied.
Ten days is all the time | have
been given to accomplish these re-
suits here At the end of that time
this store is for rent and it shall be
vacant | am needed at other places
as urgently as here, and what is not
sold at the end of this sale goes back
to Spokane in a freight car instead
of in my pocket.
In this stock are contained splen-
did Decker, Chickering, Kimball
Weber, Hobart NJ Cable, Marshall &
Wendell, Haddorff, Lester, Kohler &
Campbell, Baily and others of the
highest-grade pianos. Ordinarily
such instruments cannot be Obtained
for less than $3.50, $500, yes. $3.50
See what you can now secure fol-
1925 to S276. | offer tomorrow {
splendid large-size mahogany, high
grade upright piano, standing foul
feet nine inches high, on that ha
never been sold for less than $37S
heretofore. This is less than half
price. Everything else is almost sim
liar reduction.
While our prices are based upol
actual cost of the goods, we are will
ing to arrange payments by tn
month, say IS or $40 monthly, 70
nearly all of the pianos and not les
than SIS or $40 per month %
equivalent amount every six months
for the several very highest grad
! pianos.
: But don't put off coming. W
. mean business in deadly earnest nov
and if you have no music in you
home this is the opportunity {
4 which to avail yourself, it will neve
8 come again. Store open day and eve
4 nings until sale closes. Remembe
everything we sell is guarantee,
Money back If instrument, after d,
livery, is not found satisfactory {
as represented. For special prices 81
]. F. KESsLER,
General Agen
Eiler's Piano House, Next Door /
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