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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The registration has now reached ;
total Of 1888; 66 boys and ~ girls
This week Edith and Vivian Folger
freshmen, entered from Boise High
Harley, Jennie and Earl Bull entered
the commercial department and Dewey
Standish returned TO the Sophomore
class after semester in Boise.
On Friday, February 9Th, at 2;3O p.
m., the literary society will give the
following program in the High school
auditorium, to which the public are in
vited; Piano solo, Amelia Plughoff;
recitation, Ruth Lackey; mandolin and
violin duet, Ephrim Herriott and Bry-
an Nebb; original story, Mabel Cald-
well; girls trio, Ethel Heslup, Crystal
West and Mabel Caldwell; vocal solo,
Rena Adam; eNtemporaneous speech,
Estol Doty; piano solo, Roy Michael;
school paper, Grace Sage.
The High School is now a member of
the Snake River Valley Basket Bali
League and is delighted to got I'm. The
first game, were played last Friday
Ontario at Paygttc and Vale ut CaLU-
we'll Paye,te defeated Ontario a5-22
and Vale won from Caldwell y0-lf.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-28
WHAT THE LEGISLATURE
HAS ACCOMPLISHED
1t is Apparent That a Line of Strictest Econ
omy Will BE Followed Expensive Com
missions Uncermoniousy Wiped Out.

Salem.-when the legislature began
the third week of the session all the
important measures Of general inter
est, such as prohibition Legislation,
taxation amendments, the appropria-
tion bills, consolidation OF boards and
commissions, highway legislation,
changes in election laws, still remain
ed TO be passed upon.
The senate gave evidence OF do.
sire for economy when II voted to
abolish the state decennial census, re-
pealed the law carrying an appropri'
alton for the naval militia and to abol'
ish the state accountsncy board.
The house also passed a census re.
peal bill and II Ia expected that the
two houses will concur on one meas.
ure and withdraw the other.
A measure abolishing the state i'm.
migration commission. which has been
costing $4,000 a year, passed both
houses.
What is also regarded as in line
with the economy policy was the &C.
tion OF the house In passing the Schue
bel bill providing that all but an ex.
cepted few OF the state funds be placed
in the general fund. Advocates OF this
measure claim Il will result in q con.
siderable annual saving to the state.
A further manifestation OF the In.
tentions 10 save money was displayed
IN n comparatively small way when
tho house passed the Weeks bill pro.
viding amendments 10 the rcgistra.
tion laws that will obylate the neces.
sity OF mailing election pamphlets TO
more than one voter In the same fam.
fly. This. II In expected, will save one.
third the expense OF printing and mail.
ing election pamphlets every two
years.
The prohibition question doubtless
will demand much attention from the
house this week. The committee on
alcoholic traffic will be ready to re-.
port out the Committee OF One Hun.
dred's bill aimed to make effective the
prohibition amendment 10 the constI
tuition adopted By the people last fall.
The report will be favorable TO the
bill.
A standard for boxes or baskets for
H..K Kria A..
ries, raspberries and other berries IL
prescribed In bill introduced by Sen.
ator Day, II also prescribes n stand.
ard hop measure,
Representative Lewis, OF Multno.
nah county introduced a bill In the
house, providing for the pensioning of
peace officers. In brief the hill pro.
yides that peace officers shall pay In.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-28
YOUR INCOME TAX
REMITTANCE DUE

Portland, Oregon, Jan. %, 1915
Returns of annual net income, for tn,
income tax for individuals and fol
corporation making their returns OF
annual net income based on the calen
dar year, are due to be filed ON on
before the LIST day of March, and fail
ure to file such return on or before
that date will subject the delinouer.
taxpayer to an additional tax of fifty
per cent and liability to heavy penal
ties provided by law.
Withholding agents should be par-
tlcular to ascertain their duties under
the Income Tax Law, especially the
fact that persons against whom tax
has been withheld have the right under
the law, to file form zoos with them
not later than thirty days prior TO
March LIST, 1915, and that therefore
the annual returns Of the Withholding
agents should not be made until after
that date.
IL is most earnestly requested that.
't'mne ba filed or information a,kef'
', early as possible SD that moro cam.
n' attention me, ha Given 10 tteso
.,a.ls. thus Irr any question
.r.s'nr unrr final oNrart'no or fb, o., |
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Western Colonization Co. Sections 3 &
IL; WI NEt-Wt NWi SEi-St SCI 1925
81; all Of Sec. 25-27-29-3l-S3 Twp. 25,
81; See. 2l-2S in 26-3s; Eh SEi-Et Swi
SEt-l-lS-46. Dec. 5th.. 1914. Sl6S27. 02
Ben J. Brown. Sheriff to First Nat,
ional Bank, Vale, +. SWt-Wl SEt-l4,
ls-4l, Jan. 10TH, 1915. Ss35.OO.
Ben j. Brown, sheriff, TO First Ma
tional Bank, Vale, IA SWi Wa Sci IA,
1874. Jan. 10TH, 1914. Sis9'32.
u. S. A., to John Arthur Schut te,
lots S-4-5-6 set nwi net swi swi net
nwi set G-l5-4l, Nov. IL, 1914.
II. ii. Waggoner, ct ux, TO w. ].
Mink lots 1917, Bl,2O6 Ontario, Dec. 80,
1914. $4,000.
Edward Woodcock, TO estate of Rob
ert w. Worsham,. set swi, ll-l3-39,
Jan. 10TH, 10. 1915. $1,000.
Purnel Huffman to Claus Martinson,
50 set nj net lS'2l-45. Nov. 9th,
1914. $4,000.
A. f. Jones ct ux to C, Martinson,
ns net swi net set nwt net swt nwI
set lS-2i-45 Nov. 9th, 1914. sl.OO.
Interstate Land & Loan Co. to Rob,
ert +. Addison, lots 3.4, 81. 8. Villa
Park Ad, Ontario, Oct. 22nd., lol4.
$l.OO.
Adolph Gramse ct ux to o. S Hob.
son. lots S2 Bl. 3 Terrace Heights Adm.
Ontario, Nov. 5th., 1914. Sl.OO
John w. Richards ct ux to Union
Land, Loan & Trust Co. set set nwI
25-l5-42, Sept, 24th., 1910. $4,000. 90, !
Union Land, Loan & Trust Co. to
Oregon Fruit Lands Development Co.
set set nwi 25-l5-42. Oct. sth., 1919. |
sl.OO.
Elias p. Davidson ct ux to ]. l.
Hines, seinel 5-32-il. Jan. 18th, 1915
$1,000.
Eliza ). Townend to Irwin CLAY, lots
LIP Bl, 27 Columbine. January 18th. II
9l5. Sl,OO.
Leah Florence Prinzing to Jacob
'rinzing, lots II to Is 81. Is Ontario
anuary 2Oth,, 1918, $4,000.
R. A. Merchant ct ux toJ. B. Bur
ell, lots 3O-Sl, 81. 8, Riverside Adm
'ntarlo. Jan. Sth., 1915. $1,000.
L, 5. A. to Frank Patterson. na nwl
Nt nwl nwl swl l2.l7-46. June 2nd.
IA.
Frank Patterson to T. c. Thompson, !
nwt swf nwl NV swl l2-l7-46. Jan.
ST., 1915. Sl.OO.
Oregon 4 Western Colonization Co.
St. Paul Orchards Co., nwf sw} 81
/ ws nwi set swi net 23-ls-46. Dec
nd, 1914. S22, 6O6.5O.
Reuben McCreary ct ux to John
rcher, lots $40 Bl. 2 Adrian. Nov
IT,, 1914. $4,000. II
Complaints filed in Circuit Court:
halheur Forwarding Co. VS. T. J. II
"yer Recovery on Account. Slls.56
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-28
GOOD SKATING ON
WASHOE ICE POND

This winter has been exceptionally
good for skating, owing to so much
clear, cold weather. There are several
good places along the Malheur and
Snake rivers and at Washoe. Sunday
there were over three hundred people
skating on the Washoe slough, coming
from Payette, Fruitland, New Ply
mouth and Ontario. The ice was in
firstclass condition and everyone had a
pleasant time.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-28
Estray Notice

There came TO my place about nine
miles southwest of Weiser about Dec
ember 18th, 1914. One black horse
about Ii years old. Right hind foot
white star in forehead, little white on
nose, no other marks or brands.
Owner may secure hls property by
proving ownership, paying for this not
ice and the animals keep.
Address: c. Williams, Weiser, Idaho.
postoHice box No. 63. At
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DEEDS A PATENTs

Filed for Record I'm Office of County
Clerk.
From january 18th, 10 January 23rd.
1918.
Clyde c. Dodge Ell ux to Hiram F.
Mehay-W4 SEl SW@ NWl-4-lS-I7
May 10th, 1914. SlSOO.0O
Ado!ph Gramse'et ux to A. r. White
Lots 2S-24-25-2d-27'2S block Terrace
Heights Adm, Ontario, Sept 18th.
1914. $4,000.
j, A. Gregory to Mrs. Ehie Mhars-s
mt, in 81 NWi-Lots 81 Sec. 2-2l-46
Ian. Is, 1918. Sl.OO.
Charles Altschul ct ux to Oregon &
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CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank the kind friends who
so ably assisted me in the illness and
death of my husband.
Mrs. Annie Vogel.
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EXCURSIONS TO RoIsR

VIA. Oregon Short Line. Limit Feb.
ruarE 10Th, See agents for rates. 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
BAZAAR OPENS AT
CARROLL CLUB
FIRST DAY OF BIG EVENT IS sue.
CESS BEYOND ANTICIPATION
Fancy Work and r1nkets NAV he Sc
cured at Booths-Competent Com
mittees in Charge.

The Cathedral benent bazaar opened
ycStgday in the Carroll CIuD and the
success That every plaa ror t,- -
} pictCu~ opening OF the big event was
carried out IN the minutest detail was
evidenced. from the manner in which IL
Wa conducted. Booths for the sale
OF all manner Of things had been cley-
erly arranged as well as many amu-.-
Mtht devices 10 add 10 IN, attractions.
The hall was crowde TO the limit dur
ing the evening hours and al The dinner
h1uI many were served with a most
The $40 vaudeville acts were OF a
hlsh order and pleased two big audi
euces 60 say nothing OK Tho forum,
~tellcrs, the booth OF mystery and other
corners of amusement. The novelty
booths under the direction of tho q. II.
country store and other places where
dainty things might bee purchased.
TOT an opening day. yesterday was as
iu.,n OF "a success as could possibly
n2Ne been expected and those promoting
tht auair We're highly pleased with the
,-uilS nose IN charge OF booths are.
man FaucyworE booth. Miss Raplael
moran. kefrcshment booth and candy
booth. Mrs. Louis Cook. The country
elcre was ~ charge oi the l.. C. r. A.
With Mrs. joseph SaCher as chairman.
!hr parcel post was iu charge Of The
Sacred Heart League. with Mrs. J W.
kgmpIc as chairman.
The g. b. ) novelty booth was I'm
charge Of q committee with Miss MIL
dred Cuglcy as chairman The booth OF
rF stery was iu charge ~ another COM
mlft'e with Mrs William - Lear
chairman. Mrs Flora piehold acted as
chairman Of the committee in charge
uf the apron booth. The art gallery
wa looked after by Misses cara RUTH
and Agnes Campbell The press c1m-
Lear Misses MarEaret Doyle. Margaret
GlIiEan. Anna Maloy and Marie Lane
o committee with Miss Margaret Nc,
Nahon as chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
NEWS BRIEFS

The Woman's Rural Club will meet
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock In the
Board Of Trade assembly room. Mrs.
c. r. Royce, OF Waddington Farm. will
preside.
A meeting OF the Panhandle Agri.
cultural Club will be held in the Mar.
ket Auditorium. Saturday afternoon.
az I o'clock.
November 30 civil service exam.
nations for special agents for service
as Latin-American experts and quail
fled men In insect diseases will be
held In the Federal building. under
he supervision Of John T. Cowl.
Yesterday DR.. r. VI. Hasklns re-.
ceived a telegram stating that the
Chicago Commission OF Safety had in
corsed the Haskins Natural Eye Auto
lens for automobiles.
1t IS likely that the Wheeling So
cial centers will be opened within the
next two weeks for the winter.
For the first time Boo The history az
the guarantee system Ui tUt county. con-
tractors VIII Doe required either Co re-
Ialr a road OF Jay ih' guarantee. The
tudIer 90 le1fhrrHuul lI-f year. 3
mole has developed The contractors VIII
b. notified and iH case DO iz not repair
el the guarantee VIII bs demanded.
The coleman Analytical lHborafHr-
les nave completed au analysis uf the
WarW'od water for last month and find
The Armstrong sand company tow %
a large barge tu OBJ point near MHrwuua
where DO VIII ua u--d Do STD. Warri.s
dfIluug company lu sinking test wells
for tne city.
The board 81 control spent r. create
81 part NJ yesterday uoIuiuE making
en inspection of public uuIII.rca and
new walls shat hH.. u..r ..mnTl.I..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
ROBERT h. MANrELL
AT THE REX" TOMORROW.

Robert h. Mantell. long an eminent
Shhkespearian actor. makes his first
screen appearance In THE Blindness OF
devotion. "A great modern photodrama
OF brilliant power which will be shown
at the Rex Theatre. Tomorrow and sat
urday. In brief. the story has to do
with the devotion or an elderly man to
the son Of his dead friend. the sons
betrayal OF his devotion by an affair
with his benefactors young wife. the
subsequent discovery, bringing with IL
the young man suicide and the pois1a-
ing Of the uufaithful wife by the OUT
ragged husband. To those who associate
Mr.. Mauteu only with high tragedy OF
the old school. this picture Will be a rev
elatiou. Gcnevieve Hamper. tNirs. Man
lrlll. as the uutaithful wife who en-
HNarrS the ADOPTED son, shows a fine
appreciation OF the role. The preSenta-
ton OF several FoN favCrites inSures a
well ruuudcd east. stewart Holmes
Claire Whitney. Charles Young Jack
stanley. Mr.. Leone and several others
No one should miss this masterpiece
The admission viii be loo to all parts
Of the theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
ASKED TO CORRECT SERVICE
COMPLAINTS RECEIVED CON.
CERNING NEW SCHEDULE ON
OUT-THE-PlKE LINE.
Commission's Chief Railway Inspect.
or is Comforting With Traction
Company Officials.

Complaint has been made TO the
State Public Service Commission by
representative citizens Of the subur-
ban sections with reference to the
service or the out-the-pike division OF
the West Virginia Traction 4 Electric
Company's system since the company
recently changed its schedule.
The compliments state that the
service under the new schedule is
unsatisfactory. inconvenient and a
very decided discomfort to the patrons
OF this line The protests especially
criticise the service in phe evenings
between the hours Of . and $50. Rec
ords submitted to the commission,
giving dates. car numbers and other
data. show that cars with a seating
capacity of as carry from 81 to 40
passengers. II is further alleged that
passengers are crowded into aisles 10
such an extent hat they are unable
to move IN either direction. and II is
impossible for conductors 70 work
their way through the cars.
The compliments ask the Public
Service Commission 10 compel the
traction company TO furnish adequate
and reasonable service as required
by law"
II IL understood that Chief Railroad
Inspector h +. Winters. OF the Pub.
lie Service Commission. who was In
the city yesterday. held a conference
with traction company officials. and
will probably further discuss the mat.
ter to-day. with a view Of CORRECTING
the service complained Of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
He Could Hardly
Wear His Clothes

hIFiH Sewers. Ado. Int. endured tore
rll'n palms Iu IIH Ir"E and through
DIS hII. rEH Tor eight years before no
finally u..I Foley E.In.. I.|'a Ito
FaH would HI.Hf uu Hf UmUH ap
tIHf I could hardly wear mr clothes.
S-rfrrfIHnH were Hrart aUI worry rcd
Foley kidney IIIIH wore recommended
o. mr. and tnr nrHt luE removed tho
palm and after taking only three
hurfa thr boating wHH 600 como and
IuH mover bothered mr IuUe
Just about everybody who hes ursd
Foley Kidney Pills IH anxious TO
recommend them. From ever. state
in tIr Union como letters rr1IsIug
EUIUN kidney IIIIr. DI"uuH. they 10
t.rr uu and strengthen tHr EiIusFa
thuf hV fhrIr vigorous. healthy action
OF t.r II results of rrrr weak. nll-
lr. and Irregular bladder uc-
o.. H.. '..t Dob n r.furn oft health and
NIUH| swollen. rfHInE Joints and
rN. HHII. pains IH.rH|U Yield t1 their
HrHlIuH .urHIlN. IuuIitIrr
fH. sale Dol. rHha tIIsmsa Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
AMBASSADOR BAGE
tcoasnusd Prom FIRST pazo.)

cround for inquiry as to "a govern
mcnts intentions.
No Further Word.
No further word came from Ambas.
-ador Page during th, uicht. Score.
''It Lansing kept bon touch with the
telegraph Office Of the state depart
il'HI lniil nearly midnight. hoping
that additional dispafchss would ION
definitely Of The fate Of Inc missinr
Americans and throw some u~ht upon
the manner in which CO., An,1na was
attacked
such Information as has been To-.
Coitcd has caused Officials 90 regard
DO as practically certain that the liner
was a~ttemptiue Coz escape when She
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
UNCHANGED
Young Hundred Mans Condition Is
Not Changed for the Bet
ter or Worse

So q Iain hour l1at evening reports
received from fne Reynolds Memorial
aus pifal a' Glendale we're f1 the Of
feet that g. a Johnson condition
v7s hot improved and chat Dis
.H1urDa for recovery ar. ..shf
H vIU bs recalled johnson sustained
|dar..Inu. IuIur.s. .u ar auto acct.
dent near Hundred I8.t SATURDAY
evening Miss Hazel johnson. tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
STILL MISSING
Pretty Foreign Girl Disappears,
Leaving No Clue-Police Asked
20 Hunt for Her.

Katie ksetoiss. pretty 1s-ycar-oId
Slarish lifl has been missing irom
t,r home. T%vsufy-siNth and Market
streets. Tor several days past. and yes
fUrl1F her mother asked the puIil,
department FOB join LOO ~ search for her
ff was of frst believed Thai sho Fay
5000 bon tHis city. but mo- trao. ~ her
could he found until after midnie1t
night
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ARRESTED AGAIN.

Carl Carlson is once More charoed
With Automobile SPEEDING.
Carl Carlson. young Noundsyfua
man. was arrested yesterday hv orr.
Ger WORKS. charged with speeding hi4
automobile eastward on Zane street
Island sunday he was arrested
charecd with speeding. at Eor and
Thirty third streets.
James Campbell was arrested last
nirht by officer ~Pfaffenbach. charred
with drunkcnucss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

was sent TO M bottom. For this rea.
son I'm spite Of the evident feeling over
me loss Of American lives. so far there
mas been an absence OF the tension
IN oHlCial circles which was apparent
AFTER the destruction Of the Lusitania
and the Arabic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

why. Willie. dear What arc you
crying so for7'
dave me "a nice new auto"
And you are crying about that p"
she didn't div me ru hammer 90 break
n Wiz~-Browuing's Magazine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
SPLENDID FEArUzEs At THE REX

me heel or Justice, Is "A four act
feature with Dorothy Kelly and James
Morrison and The Adventures of "A
Madcap. a wonderful four part drama
featuring Jackie Saunders. pleased the
large audiences that attended yester-
day + performances. This fine program
Will be shown FOR the last time today.
The Adventures OF a Madcap is one Of
the most beautiful pictures ever shown
10 the patrons OF this theatre. Taken
In the sunshine OF California and col
ored in France. this four act feature
makes "A most charming picture. All
the wealth OF beauty Is brought out in
It's national colOrs. Pathes Travel Pic
lures VIII interest every one. Coming
tomorrow and Saturday. William Fox
presents the screen debut Of the crown
ed munarChs OF the stage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
PICTURES TELL
OF GREAT WAR
Germans shown In Action On Pnms
Displayed At The Court
Theatre.

The German side OF War offered
In the Chicago Tribune motion pictures.
the first tim. IN this city todsv rbt ios
pictures are the latest ones taken on
European battle fields by Edwin r. Wet
gle. the Chicago Tribune's staff photo
grapher. under official p.rmfssion TO,
the German and Austrian governments
By special arrangements one half the
be donated TO the fund for Blinded and
Crippled Soldiers.
The pictures prove weigle to be more
than an expert photographer-many
Is an artist. a journalist. a fearless adj
Nenturer-quite worthy TO carry the
commission OF "A great American news
paper through the trenches OF Europe.
These striking pictures show condi-
lions on the trout.ers-couditions a.
they actually exist. one sees some 1r
the great guns OF the Germans and
fired-the unusual pictures. Then there
Is something new md really worth
while. Mr.. Wetgle with a t~ele-photo
lens mounted an observation point where
he could command the opponents lines
into which the great guns We're pouring
their devastating fire. one sees long
b~reastworks. seemingly only a Few hum
dred yards. but In reality several miles
away. shells which screamed over the
PHOTOGRAPHERS head coursed their way
10 these works and burst. throwin- w
great black clouds OF earth and rock.
Shrapnel shells. timed TO explode over
the l"utrcnchments Of the enemy, appear
as black clouds coming out Of nowhere
and utssolNtng a moment later. The
dark line OF breastworks disappear COM
pletely before this terrible lombard
ment as II II were being erased from
a picture. Mr.. Weigle turns his camera
20 the brief but sharp campaign which
preceded the recapture OF PrzemysL
Undergraduates guns are seen in on
GRAFTON, n close views are given OF the
deadly work Of these Instruments.
The stay OF the pictures at the Court
theatre b. 20 be limited to three davs.
but while they are here performance
Will be given at $50, $500. 5.3O and $500
+. M.
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young mans sister. who was also bad
ly injured in the accident. is getting
along nicely AZ the hospital.
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Read this for the whole story

We have bought for spot cash 100 Behr Bros.
Pianos.
= ihe hehr BFos. Is an old established piano
having been on the market for 80 years. and
mas always commanded high prices OF $3.50 10
$500. and even $3.50.
The sale price on these 100 pianos Cno more)
The Behr Bros. Plano is cheap at $3.50.
You may pay the sales price. Sa55. in payments
MEahSed. 10 suit your convenience covering a
period OF three fun years.
III you wish, We will give you your money back
for 80 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

Au maN T%mHts pnm@d@ asa @to warning ITO those who have been uednngb take advantage of
TOLD NOW REMAIN
1t nw ease action A hym WO days at hen most and your opportunity lost And in our best
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agree. in writing. that after a years use
or the piano In your home. We viii exchange
~ WITHOUT the loss or a single penny TO you.
hol VIII. not even be put 10 the expense Of the
extra drayage.
me regular guarantee OF the manufacturers
Nbehr Bros. x COB = IN no way disturbed on
account Of the low sales price. every Behr
Bros. Piano Is guaranteed unconditionallv for
i've ytarS-a guarantee which We sign Jointly
with Behr Bros y 20.
Also. as a further safeguard for those who
PROCURE theSe 100 pianos. We are making IL a
prac.lce 10, cancel all remaining unpaid pay
mtnt~ IN the event or death or the purchaser
while ne Is paying Tor his instrument.
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IL is now or never
it you wish to take ADVANTAGE
of this Behr Bros. piano sale

II you want to buy a BEHR BROS. piano for two hum
dred and f1fty-flve dollars, you will have to buy it NOW.
Ii you want to buy a BEHR BROS. piano and have it delivered into vour
nome upon the small payment OF ten dollars, you will have to buy it NOW.
II you want tt buy a BEHR BROS. piano and have three full years time to
max your payments, and have no interest n extras to on will
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IIdVC 10 UUy IL INOW.
If you want to buy a BEHR
BROS. piano and secure 5
OTHER BIG ADVANTAGES
which are not customary in every
day piano selling, you will have
to buy it NOW.
This wonderful piano sale is
practically at an end.
Two more days and it will be a
matter of business history.