Now bring on the third installment already.
By A. D. Bernd The New Yorker, June 7 , 1930P. 88 Encyclopedia Brittanica keeps sending circulars to man who bought one of their 14th Editions on the installment plan.
The New Yorker, June 7 , 1930P. 88 Encyclopedia Brittanica keeps sending circulars to man who bought one of their 14th Editions on the installment plan.
Buying on the installment plan is almost always more expensive.
So she paid for it herself, on the installment plan.
The S.S. Buford was being bought from the government on the installment plan.
For all I know, they even buy them on the installment plan.
This was terror on the installment plan, spread across a bloodstained summer.
The set was sold on the installment plan, a novelty in the marketing of books at that time.
People who buy couches on the installment plan tend to be people who can't afford them up front.
But wedding planners across the country say that couples are, in fact, buying weddings on the installment plan.
