Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 11

11 small Slam, whose cigarette imports were valued at $345,000 last year, took more than the 00 worth shipped hl the larg opean consumer, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1927, the growing American export trade |the 1926 shipments. has disclosed. which does not bu During 1926 9,539,335,000 cigarettes were shipped abroad from th o vith a value of $17,89 of $2,000,000 over 1 THE EVENING STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. 15, NEW YORK T0 VOTE ON FOUR-YEAR TERM Referendum on State Constitutional Amendment on Governorship Will Be Held in November. LIKE U. S. CIGARETTES. Asfatics Prefer American Product, Commerce Report Shows. British Malay, so importantly in was next i nd took § elections. The vote, 77 to 63, was on strict party division. As the resolution has been adopted by two successive legislatures it will be submitted to the voters for ratifi- cation at the State election next No- vember. { Gov. Smith, while advocating a four-year term, is unqualifiedly op. posed to holding gubernatorial and presidential _elections at the same time. He has urged that the pro posed amendment “fix the guberna torial elections for the even-numbered between presidential elections. declared that he will carry| aign against the resolution ent form into every. section of the State. The Columbia River region governor and|have been the most thickly settled In- with elections|dian center in this country in early ential times. “Jolly Josephine,” Weighing 550, and Auto Painter Wed By the Associated BROADWAY PLAYS HANG IN BALANCE Hearmgs on Imunchons% Anainst “The Virgin Man” | and Others Today. Asfatics have a strong preference for American cigarettes, Commerce Department research into causes for A Safe Laxative You don’t want to dose so that you put the whole system in rebellion—but just a gentle, rational help for nature when she slows down for one cause or another. Take E-Z Tablets need of accelerating bowel and ~but res. , February 15.— ked a wed- In:epnmp d You can borrow from $50 to $300 from us now by investing $13.50 a month for twelve months for every $100 borrowed. At the end of that time you will have repaid your loan in full and have a savings account to your credit of $54 for every $100 borrowed. DEPARTMENTAL BANK “Your Bank” 1714 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. Pays 4% on Savings Accounts By the Associated Press. ¥ ALBANY, N. Y., February 15— The New York Assembly early today :‘ concurred in the Senate’s action by passing the Thayer resolution for a tutional amendment providing a | for Gov’t Workers, you can make An Investment LOAN at the rer age as 28 and e said he was '24. anounced ne will abandon auto painting and de professional fe. By the Aesociated Press NEW YORK, ther perform: vlays today de of injunction procec arrested 40 members cons may four-year other term when you feel the liver action. They'll give you no inconvenience will work like a ¢charm. 60 E-Z Tablets inwooden bottle,25¢ Your druggist sells them FOWL THEFT BILL FAILS ven of the e — ROCK, Ark., I re held for | ARTHUR J. SUNDLUN ADOLPH KAHN Treasurer gy President February 15 | MEMBERS OF AMSTERDAM DIAMOND EXCHANGE THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AT 935 F Street |qcH? ||| DIAMONDS And Other Precious Stones PLATINUMSMITHS chicken. “‘motoring chicken | g farmers’ chicks ive Choate, White | a bill which would | to prison y sentence for | £ on “The Virgin Man” | theft of a single chicken. Present law | by defense counse 1inst | provides property stolen must be | two | worth $10 for hte act to be a felony. _The bill went down. 28 to 41 votes. CHAsSCHWAmze SoN " Perfect Diamonds 708 ith St. INW., Trade_Su W ed Throngh W ton W : on the injunct i the in esalo ~ Drug If they're convicted, Washington e L E-Z Chemical Co., —— is the trounis’ with your lh( unn' en flirta eld n)mn ing of one of the | n_invitation to | s her. n knowledge,” Our Gradu- ate Optometrist will tell you AN ANNUAL EVENT OF INTEREST TO WASHINGTON'S MUSIC LOVERS The HOMER L. KITT Co. FEBRUARY CLEARANCE UPRIGHT GRAND PLAYER ‘PIANOS PIANOS = HIS is a yearly event toward which many Washington I music lovers look forward to with anticipation. satisfaction to that craving for music. It means worthwhile savings to the thrifty. It means a Included in this sale are pianos we have loaned to the local theaters for a week or so, others loaned to musjc teachers, schools and artists. Some have been out on rentals. Some were traded in on our Knabe and Fisher Ampicos — you will be en- titled to that privilege if you so desire at some future time. But — EVERY PIANO HAS BEEN RECONDITIONED and is Guaranteed by The Homer L. Kitt Co. UPR!GHTS very Upright represents a real value—and ha e when nm JEWELERS The distant planet Neptune is so surrounded by dense clouds that its | surface appearance is a mvstery. UF‘ IIME THE FEBRUARY SALE OF LIFETIME FURNITURE thls sale should be of interest to parents whose children are ready to start their musical educa- tion. Every piano reconditioned and in fine tone. The Spottswood Suite Ten Berkey & Gay Pieces, $525 Hardman ... .ccoew. $45 Schubert . .. cxses corem $60 Jacob Bros........oe. $85 Hinze Bros....ua. «xez... $100 Jacob)... . ..oimmneivns 39D Comstock .+ aeureen $100 15 [0, (S | || Marlin ..... . coeresre. - S150 Naeker:.. csisissvosns - 2090 Ellington....m.me saree. «.. $180 SHERE .ot i TG0 Kinabe:. o 3930 Enabe. . o ciminnc 3395 Weher:. . ... ..o A0 Mason & Hamlin.....$465 Knabe ..............5600 Featui‘ing Good-looking and Good Dining Suites at Low Sale Prices These Grands are examples of remarkable Febru- GRANDS ditioned, affords one an opportunity to secure a genuinely moderately priced piano of fine make. ary Clearance prices. But slightly used and recon- Apartment Size. ......$345 Apartment Size........ $415 A Furniture is the unusual NOTABLE feature of the February Sale of Lifetime collection of fine dining room suites. There are suites for all types of homes, all types of Brambach. ... ..oee. $360 Apartment Size........ . .$395 156\ RO SR 1 | personalities and all types of incomes. We are quoting below a suggestive few of the fine dining suites reduced now. undel Suite by Berkey & Gay—ten pieces v English design \\nh 68- mch buffk‘( and ned silver tray. le and gumwood Charming 10-piece dining room suite with new type linen and silver chest with oblong table, 66-inch buffet in mahogany and gum- $275 wood . The Bengal dining suite by Berkey & Gay after the manner of Sheraton in luxurious mahogany with finely figured crotch mahogany in doors and panels. Gumwood is also used in this $355 1€ preces iece dining suite of Spanish influence in o walnut finish with green interiors and ully uphom ed seat chairs in rap- $37D Seventh Street MAYER & CO. Ten-piece dining room suite with 60-inch buffet and china cahmet with drawer, oblong $225 table, tapestry-seat chairs Dining suite of Sheraton influence in fine old ma- hogany, semi-closed china cabinet, 66-inch buf- fet and oblong extension table. 10 $365 pieces seviisienas The Tyldesley suite by Berkey & Gay—10 pieces of Hepplewhite influence, with 64-inch buffet and 8-foot extension table. Silver compart- ment in buffet $475 Berkey & Gay dining suite in walnut and gum- wood, with new pedestal type table and closed linen and silver chests. 10 pieces in all, $375 with two armchairs ; upholstered seats ... Between D and E (530 ]3> S (| | SEAERE. . e 9S00 that appear to be new. All have been placed in excellent condition and are guaranteed. Some Francis Bacon. .......$250 Solo Concerto. .. . .$365 THOMASH. - . cmeszewansic D2QOR, HOSEERL. . cccniiosmsmers:- SI2 $10 to $25 $4 310 ’fi CASH MONTHLY % Apartment Size. . .....$585 have been received as trade-in on our Knabe and HAlE & SONS. neidn- SO2UE HE G BaY e nicaionss: 5340 HOMER L. KITT CO. PLAYERS In this grouping of players you will find many Fisher Ampicos, and have had very little use. EASY TERMS 1330 G Street N. W.