Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1923, Page 68

\ ] THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST,K 26; 1923—PART 3., — — ! Seventh at F I The Hecht Co. Seventh at F i i The Hecht Co. ‘ Seventh at F " The Hecht Co. | Seventh at F l The Hecht Co. $29.50 Drop Leaf Tea Cart 04 I'udor design, walnut finish. Rubber tire wheels and remov- able glass tray. B 5650 Four-Piece Living Room ‘ Suite, $565 Settee, armchair, wing chair and ottoman; two- tone mahcga 1ish, covered in imported verona. Full spring seats and backs; spring filled loose cushions. $3950 Ladies’ Desk $29.75 Solid walnut, Georgian period design, large drawer and smaller stationery drawers. $453 Ten-Piece Library-Dining Room Suite : 8378 Settee. rocker, armchair, gateleg table, three side chairs, buffet and mirror, dull mahogany finish. Covered in dark blue velour. $8 Mohogany Finished End Table, $495 Tudor design. Half oval top, mould- ed edge. O you remember the piece of furniture you so greatly ad- mired when you were last in the store? Do you recall to mind the price that was set upon it? You may have hesitated buying then— perhaps the moment was not propitious. ' .So we suggest that you keep that old price in mind—then come in tomorrow and see the new price set upon that very same piece now that the Half-Yearly Furniture Sale is on. It is a pleasure that we can define our position in such abso- lute terms—to tell you that Everything Is At A Guaranteed Saving! Remember, the above statement is not limited — everything means everything. Not a piece on the furniture floor is without a special sales tag. The old price tag is still there—the new price tag tells the story of the savings. Now, then, is the time to buy—to redecorate the home or to furnish a new home, but at much less than you might have had to pay before and that will have to be expended if vou do not buy in this Half-Yearly Furniture event. Storage Without Charge Until November 1 Write or Telephone for 8-Page Photogravure of the Furniture Sale The Hecht Co. Plan of Payments Credit is a service. It costs money to carry on. IFor this reason we charge 6 per cent additional on transactions that extend over a period longer than 90 days. Velour and Net Window Sets, $5.45 Set includes one pair of highly mercerized, rich-appearing velour overdrapes with valance, one ecru, fringed Tuscan net panel and one double Kirsch rod. Fine Irish Point Curtains $3.95 Double-Faced Velour Portieres $18.95 $345 Four-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite " - $295 Double-faced style velour por- tieres of a high luster mercerized pile cloth. Such attractive com- binations as blue and rose, blue and mulber1y and blue and brown make for easily carried out color schemes. 36-inch width, 24- vard length. Large dresser, full vanity, bow-foot bed and chifforobe, Tudor design, two-tone overlay panels. Fringed Tuscan Net Panel $2.50 Tuscan net—a curtain fabric that has come into popular favor of late. A woven effect that screens, yet does not obscure— subdues and tones, yet does'not darken. A deep ecru color, edged with heavy fringe. $350 Sheraton Ten-PSiece Dining Room Suite 5 295 Buffet, semi-enclosed china and silver closet, extension table enclosed server, five side chairs and armchair, du!l finish walnut or mahogany. $5950 Mahogany Coxwell Chair, %45 Loose” cushion seat and. spring back. Queen Anne feet. Vari- ety of coverings. Delicately sheer French net base. Embroidery of finest attractive floral de- signs and figures. A moder- ately priced curtain, vet of a quality to please the most critical. Velour Overdrapes $3.50 Silky, shimmering, rich ve- lour. Firm bodied and with a deep pile. Side pieces 13 inches wide, 214 yards long. Deeply scalloped center valance to match. Overlocked edges. Col- ors include blue, rose, green and brown. $1.95 Dining and Living Room Table Scarf $1 14x54 inches Trimmed with tap- | estry ends and galloon braid all round edge. Variety of colors to match drapes and furniture. . «r The Hecht Co. Member Better Business Burecau