Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1924, Page 45

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, NOVEMBER 23, 1924—PART 1. MUSICAL CHRIS Kann’s Paves the Way With a Great Sale—Perhaps the Greatest Sale of Its Kind Ever Staged in Washington =75 DR $33,500.00 Worth of Duotone, Nightingale J) / And Gold Medal Console Phonographs Four Solid Car- loads in the Sale —This tremendous purchase is the result of a determined effort by this store to achieve the unusual in phonograph offers. That the effort has been crowned with re- markable success is attested by beautiful instruments which you see pictured on this page and the exceptionally low prices at which they are offered. —Lvery one is a brand-new, modern, per- fect phonograph; and every home in or near Washington can well consider the selection of one of them as a family Christmas present. NV 2 Ses I S et This $150 “Gold Medal” Phonograph With Radio Arm LAS —This is one of the most beautiful of con- sole phonograph models, as you can see by the sketch below. It is 33 inches high and measures 34x20 on its top. The cab- inet alone would ordinarily cost more than the price at which we offer the complete phonograph with the radio arm feature. —It is equipped with a “United” motor, an adjustable sound box, needle box, needle cushion, improved regulator and tone modifier. The two end compart- ments arc for your record albums. It plays any make of records and will play three records with a single winding. —This is indeed a value beyond compari- son. Come 4nd see it for yourself. Exactly As Sketched Below at $79.50 Give the Family the Pleasure of Good Music Each With the Radio Arm ; W At Less Than the Actual Value of the Cabinets Alone! See the Extra Sales Two Large Space On Window the Fourth Displays Floor This Shows the Radio Arm Which Makes a Loud Speaker for Your Radio Exactly as Sketched With Your Radio Installed This $100 Duotone Console Model Equipped With Radio Arm and Radio Compartment 4930 —This beautiful instrument is not only ready to play any make of record at your command, but it is equipped to receive your radio set and act as its loud speaker! Thus it becomes at once a radio cabinet and a phonograph—not to mention the beautiful piece of furniture that it is. It has a . “United” motor, which is considered one of the best, and the cabinet can be had in two-tone mahog- any or American walnut finishes. It has two doors, separate top lids, and stands 33 inches high. —The top measures 33x20 inches. It is exactly as you see it above—a phonograph which any home might well take pride in possessing. Every Machine Is Fully Guaranteed by the Maker and Again by Kann’s ’ $5.25 Worth of Records —TFor the “Gold Medal” phonograph (shown at the left) it is only necessary to purchase $5.25 of records here and the instrument will be de- livered to your home for 30 days’ free trial. At the end of the 30 days you pay $7.50 and $7.50 each month thereafter until you have paid the full amount of $79.50. —For either the “Duotone” (above) or the “Nightingale” (at the right)-it is only necessary to purchase $5.25 of records here and the pho- nograph will be delivered to your home for 30 days’ free trial. At the end of 30 days you pay $5.00 and $5.00 each month thereafter until you have paid the whole amount of $49.50. 3 Popular Styles At Two Prices! —Each of the three styles of phonographs offered in this great sale is a console model. But they are much more than merely console phonographs, for each has the new radio arm, by means of which the phonograph becomes a loud speaker jor your radio. One of the styles shown ever s a separate compartment to hold the radio set! —Thus is achieved a linking together of the two great musical inventions of the century at prices so low that no home has further reason to deny itseli the refine- ment of good music. This $100 “Nightingale” Phonograph With Radio Arm s 4G —This attractive model is, like the others, equipped to act as a loud speaker for your radio, thereby saving you about $35.00, which you'd very probably have to pay for the usual type of loud speaker. —It is a particularly beautiful cabinet, with two side doors which conceal record album compartments. It comes in beau- tiful mahogany and American walnut fin- ishes and is 33 inches high. The top is 33x20 inches. —Like each of the other machines, it is equipped with a “United” self-oiling motor, which is always in perfect run- ning condition and plays three records of any make with each winding. —The picture below is a faithiul repre- sentation of this instrument. Exactly As Sketched Below at at Christmas Time $49.50 Buy One Now! Have It Delivered