Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1922, Page 13

s¢ e, vy - oughly, before you buy. N We Can't Put the Whole Store in the Paper We have a reason for not listing a whole lot of reductions in the paper. To begin with, unless you see the furniture i > fhat you are priced—thg re- ducttons dow’t mean a thing. - In the newspaper the most ordinary piéce of furniture can bear a greater reduced price than a piece of our fine Lifetime Furniture, and yet give but - one-quarter. the service, We: think - that you'll believe our way and look at your furni- ture carefully ‘and thor- " ss'rAR w;‘ée'rdN, j / i AN e N il i, I D. U, FEBRUARY 12, 1922_PART 17 " Gone are the times of the “David Harum traders”™—that is, most of them are gone—and now you are perfectly safe when you rely on such an 73, institution when you buy, your furniture, Should any piece of Lifetime Fur- niture fail to give the service that you have a right to ex- pect—it is our trouble and not yours. You can buy with this thought in mind—that Lifetime Furni- ture must give the service Yot expect, | You _Wfll Find Complete Assort ments—Not Broken Suites or 0Odd Lots In | ._ The February Sale of Lifetime Furniture Sales usually bring to your mind a picture of a lot of old, undesirable suites—a collection of odd pieces, dragged out from some for- gotten corner of a warehouse and sold at a low price. But that isn’t the caée at Mayer’s Lifetime Store during our sales. Here you will find the whole of the wonderful stock of this great store marked at prices that are reduced—and greatly, reduced, too. One of the best looking displays in the store is the big floor of over- stuffed furniture. Dozens of stylés in sturdy, serviceable tap- . estry—the everlasting mohair and beautiful velours. {There are styles of all sorts, for large homes and small apartments, and they are all of Karpen make—which, in itself, is a guarantee of their high quality. Karpen suites are not skimped in quality. Where hair is needed, hair is used; where woods should be solid, they are solid, and when Karpen furniture is reduced, as it isnow, you get unusual-values. { Seventh Street ‘ Furnishing Your Home Will Be More = Matter of Good Taste Than Expense During the February Sale ! The furniture that we show—you know instinctively, that it is not the ordinary kind—is not expensive, although it is away above the ordinary in quality. = You'll find the furnishing of your home in an artistic manner to be easily carried out here, where such unusual and distinctive furniture is found—and the most unusual feature is the fact that it can be done inexpensively, for Lifetime Furniture is more than a name, Rugs—Good-Looking and Serviceable—Show - More Than Their Share of the Reductions Probably nowhere else in the house are the reductions so . noticeable as on the beautiful Rugs that we show. Bigelow-Hartford Rugs in many grades are in- cluded in these reductions. . -Especially to be noted are the unusual number of fine Wil~ . ton Rugs-at these low prices. THereis nothing in all of Washington to equal the display of beautiful furniture that is so well shown on our great sales floors—and the pieces you'll find there are artistic, correct in style, in good taste, and yet, comparatively, inexpensive. And any piece in which you may be interested may, be bought advan- tageously, at the February, price. . For a Good-lovking, Dainty Living Room. a Cane Panel Suite Is Quite the Tbfiing. Prices Are Low This Month For living ‘rooms, in which a certain degree of daintiness must be combined with service, the cane panel suites fill the requirements, for they are very artis- tic, dainty in design, yet they are built for hard wear. Made by Karpen of good woods—solid where necessary—they have panels of serv- jceable cane and spring filled loose cushions of Karpenesque construction— with your choice of upholstery. : The February reductions apply to all of these suites, just the same as everything else in the store, and you'll be surely getting a value in one of these fine suites at the reduced prices. \ MAYER & CO. BewmD&E L“LL'!’JL“J.L“"fl'fl'fli‘flifl,wi‘fl'fi'fliwimMLI’J,L"JEJJL"L'!’Jiwi"‘illifllflilflilfiil’JilIJilfl,LllJlllLllfllflilmlmlfllmlmlij “Let the Buyer Beware” _Isa Thing of the Past _