The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-18

Word received yesterday shows
our Seattle store 90 be fourteen
sales ahead 81 uur next highest corn
pctifor. Eilcru Music House ai Spo
Kane while this might seem 90
indicate that We are Ia fair way
% maintain the lead for Seattle. Il
must be remembered that Ia flwr
INK the final result on q basis 81
population for the various Coast
cities II gives the Spokane store
considerably the better ~ ii II the
contrnt wore to close now and $50
AN realize that renewed efforts
must DO made BY The local house II
these magnificent contest prizea
are 70 go % Seattle
The blg reductions offered on
practically every instrument ia the
house have filled our store with
eager buyers every day during tho
past week Yesterday Il was sifh
difficulty that our sales force waited
upou the immense crowd that
thrunEed our store from the very
opening 81 the doors nj 5 $50
II an goes 60 prove that when
genuine reductions are made On a
line 81 we'll known highgrHde pi'
amos hy a dependable house the
buying public ia quick Ia grasp the
importance 81 the opportunity and
loses no time In taking advantage
Of Il.
We told you In our advertising
week ago 81 this novel campaign 10
get ncw business for the Eilers or.
ganlzatiun-how each OF our forty
stores Is Ia active competition and
that the Individual house turning In
the greatest volume OF business dur
ing the months Of April and May
would earn the privilege OF giving
away absolutely free IN its territory
the following magnificent prizes
PRIZE DE LUXE. A beautiful
Kimban Baby Grand piano. latest
model. valued az $3.50 Tor It's oquiva-
lent in an Orchestrelle or Pipe or.
gan). to be awarded 20 the church.
society. school club any other
worthy organl ewing the
highest numbe .tH
GRAND PRIZE. Full period OF
attendance at the National Educa'
tlonal Association In San Francisco,
July sth To 14th. and scholarship
for berkeley Summer School Course
Of six weeks for postgraduate or
undergraduate work. including
board and railroad or steamship fare
both ways. 10 be awarded to the
school teacher residing Ia the ter
ritory Of the winning house and re
celvlng the highest number OF votes.
THIRD PRIZE: a fun month 3
vacation for the manager OF the
winning house. including a trip TO
the Hawaiian Islands or Northern
Alaska.
Ballots TO be cast between noon Of
June ist and noon OF June Il.
1911. Each buyer OF a piano or
organ or similar instrument In the
winning territory will be entitled TO
one vote for each dollar OF purchase
leash or tlme).
We are making every possible
effort TO secure this privilege for
our Seattle house and have made
dcep cuts In prices on every instru-
ment In our entire stock OF both
new and used ones.
II Is possible during this sale to
obtain latest style pianos practical
lv aR good as new for as little as
Sf3s and the best $500 on tho Coast
are TO be found here now for as
little az si7s.
All other instruments. even some
OF the grand old Chickering's and
Kimballs. go at corresponding re-
auctions
We also have large assortment
OF used and exchanged pianos. all
playable instruments. priced sos,
s112, s135, etc Some rather old.
fashioned ones only s26, $35, etc.
Organs 49, $l5, s26, si5, etc. Every
sale will count.
If you can't make II convenient
10 inspect these wonderful bargains
during the day, come in this eve
ming; our store will remain open
until 10 o'clock every night until
further notice, Don't delay, but be
among the first to make your Sc.
lection today EILERS MUSIC
HOUSE, successor TO ID. s.. John.
ston Co, Third and University.