Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1924, Page 11

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1924. Washington’s Great Music Center—The Homer L. Kitt Co’. KNABE STUDIOS— Announces the Opening of Its Annual FALL CLEARANCE SALE OF PIANOS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE! HE importance of this great event to Washington music lovers cannot be overemphasized. Our vast stock @ of used, traded-in, shopworn and discontinued style pianos, player-pianos, baby grands and musical instru- 1330 G St. N.W ments went on sale this morning at greatly reduced prices in order to effect an immediate clearance to & make room for incoming new stock. The Knabe store is known as Washington’s Music Center, where one may find every musical instrument from a harmonica to the Knabe Grand Ampico, and the dependability of this merchandise is legend. For months we have pre- pared for this great sales event, and on our floors you will find assembled a tremendous stock of merchandise from which to make your selection—piano bargains which represent actual savings from twenty to seventy-five per cent of original cost. The musician will find excellent bargains in counterworn music books, sheet music and musical instruments. The parent will find an unparalleled opportunity to supply the young student with a musical instrument of any type. Every instrument is thoroughly guaranteed to give satisfaction. Don’t fail to visit our store tomorrow to inspect the tremendous values offered in every department. PLAYERS Every member of the family can produce music on a player-piano. Select one of the many fine bar- gains listed below, and we will deliver the instrument to your home on terms as low as $2.00 per week. - @scar ReImManic. oot dosmponsiossios $169 Listed below are a few of the many great bargains of- fered in slightly used, traded-in and discontinued style pianos. LEvery used piano has been thoroughly reconditioned by our factory experts and is ready for lmmedlatc delivery to your home. Many of these instruments may be purchased on terms as low as $1.25 per week. This is your opportunity to secure your favorite piano at a fraction of its original value. Mason and Hamlin * August Baus Smithsonian .. Bradbury Marshall and Wendell Hardman y Hallet and Davis Stultz & Bauer .. Whittier .. The dream of every woman’s heart is to own a heau- tiful little baby grand piano. Here are assembled a few samples of the bargains offered during this great sale. Use this opportunity to trade in your old upright piano and modernize your home witha dainty little baby grand. The terms are within reach of the most modest home. Knabe . Hinze .... Premier ....... Standard . Terms as low as $3.00 per week. Special PLAYERS § 88-Note Like New Terms as Low as $2.00 Per Week GREAT BARGAINS IN SAXOPHONES, CORNETS, BANJOS, TROMBONES, CLARINETS We are the exclusive distributors in Washington for the famous C. G. Conn band and orchestra instruments, and we have taken in trade many fine instruments, which are partially listed below. Here is an opportunity for the musician to complete his assortment of musical instruments and for the beginner to ‘secure his favorite instru- ment at very low prices. SAXOPHONES Cmn. C Melody, silver, and ceeoecocasten.. $100 Cam, C Mela‘y. silver, lnd A Small Deposit Reserves Any Instrument for Future Delivery Your Choice Give a Thought to Your Xmas Needs Terms as Low as $1.25 Per Week Bargains In Used Phonographs Pay Only Per Week Music Visit our bargain tables of sheet music, where you will find popu- lar study method books, songs, piano classics, etc., slightly soiled from counter and window display, at greatly reduced prices. Boescher, B Flat Tenor, silver, and case. csseeceas Selmer, C Melndy, nlv:r, und TENOR BANJOS ‘Washburn, Tmor Banjo, without s C ornetists are imvited to inspect the Music Rolls A tremendous selection of $1.25 rolls on special sale at, 25C each cecceomemnneemn. Cabinets Music roll cabinets of all styles go on sale at great reductions. Beautiful finish and handsome designs. C«m,CMrlody,d‘hwndun, Conn, C Melody, brass, and case, Conn, Bass Saxophoas, brass... Conn, Bass Saxsphons, mickel.. Martin, C Mddy, brass, and Martin, B Flat Soprano, silver, and case. cesessece Martin, B l-‘llt Tuor, ulver, and CASE veereoceeee coceerereaee® instrument. 100 80 40 125 135 50 50 9% 50 100 York, Uprn‘ht Bass, silver.... Couenon, Melophone, silver, and CORNETS York, silver, and case..-...... D’Qurbille, silver, and case. Conn, nlvn. and case; nplmdid Com, silver, m!!wn( case. Conn, silver, without case...... Vets, Tenot Banjo, and ca Vega, Tubaphone, and case. Weymann, Tenor Banjo, and case Vegs, Mandolin, and leather CLARINETS Conn, Albert B Flat. Coan, Albert B_Flat Conn, Boehm B Flat.. Conn, Albert E Flat....o....0. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT In order to help you in your choice of an instrument, Mr. C harles R. Miller of the Wardman Park Orchestra will be in at- tendance to try saxophones, and other skilled musicians have be en especially engaged for this sale to assist you in selecting an Here are a number of phonographs which we have taken in trade on other instruments, which we will sacrifice at a fraction of their real worth. These bat- gains will be snapped up quickly. sew model Ceons corset axd trumpet, equipped | with adjust- able valve ac- Rathet o perfect valve action wnder ol conditions. Victrola, Style 9 Grafonola ._-.........;...... Call Early---the Best Bargains Go First! Tke Homer L.Kitt Co. 1330-G-STREET KNABE STUDIOS Tf you can't call, use this coupon. Hemer L. Kitt Ce. 1330 G Street N.W. Washingten, D. Co Gentlemen: e lKindly' send me lele!ct.d list of your piano bargains. Iam interested in a 4 OPEN NIGHTS Planc.cee PIAYercee. .Grandeeces Name -eovesommemmemesoosecen _..-—-.