The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-07-17


nonor do not approve of every gli'
aoheme or gift enterprise that comes
along because many OF them 'e"'e
strings to them in favor Oh SUE -
s~rared or unknown plan which, Il
revealed. gives little opportunity ~
advantage to those who pareioip"''
in the plan. hovover
It is gratifying to know howe'e, ;
.,at tho we'll and favorably known
ern Of Brow-Hart have adop1eo 9.
n,an which is not subject to any u
~ criticism named, but which Is pu'
forward by them simply for tne pul :,
nose of securing the increased sooo
will, Of this community. Inc pi"l.
shows this firm to be very iloesEl
minded, as it means the sharing Vi .
GOOD mart of their proilts Win 'heii
customers. While, OF course 'nel'
contest is primarily intended 10 oene-
fl the firm, at the same time II -
.,ro n greatly advance the interests
Of some individual or organlza'ion'
and therefore, We believe tha' :,
familiarity with the entire matter VIII
be appreciated by our readers.
provn-Hart have purchased 1rom
4bo BOSTON Piano and Music company
~ Iowa City, Iowa, an excellent high
prafe sagerstrom piano, manufactur-
cd bv the Segerstrom Piano Manu-
featuring. company, of Chicago Inc
n;ono is one which llesat from
$3.50. to $4,000. This piano man-
ufacturing company is one OF the re-
liable eastern firms which has always
nroduced trustworthy instruments
The segerstrom is by no means Wha'
10 known as a stenciled piano, as eacn
instrument bears their name ana car
ROC their guarantee. The Brown
Hart company propose giving TINS
n;ano away without any expense
wbatever to their customers. The plan
Of doing this is as follows: WIN
each purchase of goods at their store
during this contest, they Will give
certificates equal in amount 10 the
sale made. These certificates Will De
given continually to everybody buying
goods at their store during this con-
test.
There are absolutely no conditions
raoarding the persons who are ell
gible to compete for the piano. no
formal entry is necessary, as the pur-
chase of goods at any time after the
contest opens entities the purchaser
to become a contestant for the piano
In connection with this piano to
those securing the next greatest num-
her of certificates will be added eleven
other grand prizes. There will be SIX
credits given on purchase price OF
another piano amounting to $l4lo;
two credits of $3.50 each; two credits
of $235 each and two credits OF
1920 each; one gentlemans and one
ladies 20 year guaranteed Elgin OF
Waltham gold watch; two AZ piece
sets of beautiful imported china clay
dishes and one hign priced talking
machine.
It will be understood, of course
that the Brown Hart families, theil
salespeople and their families will be
prohibited from entering the contest
and their clerks will not be permitted
to show favoritism to any contestant
This contest is to be strictly ION the
square" The certificates given with
purchases are transferable from one
oarty to another and IL you do moi
wish to enter the contest yourself
you can transfer your certificates tt
any friend or society IN which you
may be interested.
There has been some talk among
the members of certain lodges ant
societies of. the city, of making con
certed efforts among themselves and
friends to secure the piano for theil
rooms; If the boys will act as they
now say they will, there'll be some
thing doin. But they will have tt
look out for the young ladies-tht
personal friends of some of the popu
lar young ladies have expressed {
determination to secure the piano fol-
their favorite.
There will also be the rual dis
tricts to contend with, and we ma!