Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1921, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1921. RDS RUN 34 MILES Start Easy in Coldest Weather— Other Cars Show Propor- tionate Saving. A new carburetor |down gasoline cons | motor and reduces |one-third to one-h. achievement of t to “Whom large profits. Advertisement. ' 30x3% Snap them np' CHAS. E. MILLER, Inc |: Formerly Milier Bros.' Auto Suppiy House. 812 14th St., 4 Doors North of H s'x.t ON GALLON GASOLINE | May Now Be Blou(.,”l tothe U. S. in ¥ Constabulary Bill Passed. TRENTON, N. J.—The assembly has passed a bill providing for a state constabulary. 1t was opposed by labor men, who contended that t which provides gregating about two troops o ow goes to Gov. “hundred m Rob Bank of Jewelry. iiiled in Landinx. 10 x.—While | =, 7 evening newspaper. and 'bv;e Morning ;f‘ ."?: in“hnndg and s [ X Sun. spended ication. 0 cash w 600 Fathers Who Fled to Canada |5+ 555 "swlaion i in oy burg, Colo., ne escaped in @ of The bandits | | | 192 = <.21| SAWMILL OWNERS SUED. RED CROSS MEN TO SAIL.| 1 et —e Neighbors Ask for Injunction and Will Attend International Confer- Damages of $5.000. Suit to prevent the e adjoining th Sth strect northw instituted by Joseph A. Walker and his wife, Elizabeth _la sawmill ence’ at Geneva. tin *arrand gainst John and Wants Hege U. S, Navy. VORI -An American Harriman's 100 Safety Vaults Looted. DENVER, Colo. — Approximately T 1. 1 USIC in the thrill to the thought? Music of your own; not waiting or wishing for some one to play, but with every kind of musie at your m~hu-l command. Here is such music —for 33 weekly Buys this ma Behr Bros. player-piano cnificent T LEQ A newer player-piano, with 1921 features, put back to its old 1915 pre-war price of *495 ing pianos. cialize on a few models: They and this standardized prod cost. INCE 1881 Behr Bros. have been mak- make every of their player-pianos in their own factory—spe- manufacture in quantities, uction makes for lower part And now yvou can buy this splendid instrument at its pre-war price of $495, and take 3 whole vears—-36 months . "' L in which to pay We have been selling Behr Bros, instruments here for years; we know we know the satisfaction they will give vou. We want you to take this instrument to your home—try it*out thoroughly—we All you need to do is to pay $10 down—yes $1 0 delivers this instrument the satisfaction they have given; know vou will be pleased. This is the most liberd bears repetition, so read 4l_”HHZ $495 buys this player-piano “ifs or ands” worthy of —yes. “ The ffecht Co. The 618 F Strect Store will be open till 9 P.M. during this sale to your home player-piano offer we have ever made. It These four outstanding features 510 delivers it io your home tach to this offer—it is as straight as a die. If all you need do is to pay $10 down ordinary credit, yme! Who doesn’t HE Behr Bros. player embodies every feature found in the finest players— veneered mahogany case; transposing keyboard; automatic sustaining pedal; ivory keys; metal tub- ing, and, above all, ease in playing. | 3 years 36 months in which to pay $3.30 weekly pays for it Seventh at F The Hecht Co. announce a tremendous sale Former price, $120 Now $85 Former price, $140 Now $100 Former price, $75 Now $60 Former price, $150 Now $125 of ' Columbia Grafonolas at price reductions of $5 to $100 WITH this notice we put l)i'ices down $5 to 3100 on every Columbia Grafonola in stock. You have long wanted a Columbia for the j joy it hrmfls into your home-- the best music; the talent of the world’s best artists; song, dance, orchestral music—-all are yours with a Grafonola. And now you can get yours for $5 to $100 less than you could have bought it for yesterday. Nothing to pay down; no records to buy We know the Columbia will satisfy you. We are willing to put one info your home on approval with no restrictions of any sort, save the simple credit tests we apply to all goods that go out on approval. We picture here some of the most popular Columbia instruments. Note the former and present sale prices. Tell us the instrument you like and we’ll send it to your home. We shall be busy with this sale, Important' but we want all to share. There- fore, for those who can’t come in the day time we shall keep our 618 F St. Store Open Evenings Until 9 p.m.