Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1923, Page 16

THE - SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 8, 1923—PART 1. e e e The Modest Prices Here at Mayer & Co. you'll find st 1 Helping You Plan Karpen Furniture priced rea- | : 4 sonably at all times—and the 3 g ! If you are in doubt as to what is added inducement of Karpen e - < the proper treatment for any Week prices offers prices that il ) : i room in your home—the bene- are lower than we have ever ! i ] g fit of our experience is at your quoted on this fine furniture. H % Z Kl . service, and we will be glad e to come out and help solve vour decorative problems in vour own home. A Copy of “Better Homes.” Edited by Matlack Price, for All Bl s ' Ask the salesman who shows you ; / 7 ] UKB-l'hPell l'urpnufe Will Be through this display for a copy of | Ty 4 ] pholstered Specially for You “Better Homes,” an interesting and % fo authoritative brochure on the furnish ing of living rooms. halls and sun 1ro0Mms Karpen pieces can be selected and up-- holstered to vour individual taste i vou cannot find just what vou desire in our magnificent display Karpen Furniture Is All Spe- ’ z ® 2 U Even for Such an Occasion Prices | ctally Priced for This Occasion g Are Lower Than You'll Expect Opening Tomorrow With Unusual Attractions The Spring Exhibition of Karpen Furniture April 9th to 2I1st Falling in with this nation-wide exhibition of KarpenFurnitureby good furniture stores, Mayer & Co. offer to the home lovers of Washington a larger, a grander and a more varied display than has ever been shown here. With the movement for Better Homes having a greater influence day by day, this display will be ap- preciated by those who want to see what is new and correct in living room furnishings. As is to be expected, special price induce- ments will make this a memorable occasion to those who will be so fortunate as to buy during this exhibition. You’ll find these Exhibition Prices lower than you’d pay for the most ordi- nary furniture. Invisible Features of . e A : g : Kl g 2 ) This Karpen Furniture ' i } : Many bm:gle Pieces , QP 5 ¢} - ; o . With Special Pricings How important it is in buying furniture, which cannot be examined “inside” for quality, materials and craftsman- ship, that it be selected with as much discrimimation ‘as possible as to the responsibility of the maker. Karpen Furniture is trade-marked— every piece bears the maker’s signa- ture—his personal guarantee that it is as represented, regardless of price. | L:gs f e &$:m. e 1t is not at all necessary for you to pur- chase an entire Karpen Suite if you only. desire one or two pieces, for there are just dozens of single pieces —all specially priced. This spring exhibition affords an un- usual opportunity to buy Karpen Fur- niture at a price—a low price—away out of proportion to its real value. N a m e Y b ¥