Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1925, Page 25

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JANUARY %4, 1925—PART 1. BRAND QUESTONS PROFTS N BREAD Representative Seeks to Learn Reasons for Dis- crepancy in Price. con selling in the Dis- bia at 9 vet n selling the same public ted in its bread g the man- | S : ‘ Sold on : Special Terms Weekly or saff: yfifit:::y atoui UL DENIES RIFT Liberal Terms to Outfit Buyers Monthly Payments 2 OF PARTY WITH RULER Fiuvtons, ong Bt e Biv, P B A Whirlwind Close-Out of All Floor Samples and Surplus Warehouse Stock! clares Wafd-Fuad Schism orts Are False. Trade in Your Old Furniture on New f vou bought a new piano or a new stove you would, of course. turn in vour old one as part payment on the new. You can do the same thing on Ifurniture. Through our Exchange Department you can trade in an old sideboard. couch, kitchen cupboard, or any other article, either as part payment on a : new article of the same thing turned in, or as part payment on anything else— ;an now, any thought t th a lamp, a bed, or dining room suite, a rug, etc. P ! This exchange idea is made possible in the Phillip Levy Store—through TONG SLAYINGS REVIVED. | our Exchange Department—Ilocated in the basement of our store (entirely Chinese’ Merchant Found Shot to separate from new stocks), where all furniture taken in exchange is sold. Jring in your list of old furniture the first time you are downtown and Wonderful 3-piece Overstuffed Imported Jacquard . e ou can buy a 3-piece Baker ' pORied Jdcquar ask us about this plan. h - 2oom Velour Suites, selling regularly a e sp filled ) i ) "o carly buyers for only. Sold on Easy Terms rauEs il i 7 Closing Out meal. He be killed he st few All Odd Lots Lal Chow russels Tapestry W $14.75 0312 Wool Tapestrs ial 8.3x10.8 and 9x12 Velvets and beantiful soft Axminster Rugs Mahogany Snish, i aee il “for @50 75 also’ woiid mahogany 4. only Priscilla Sewing Cab- R iy s Cut Prices on Fine Period Dining Room Suites Martha Washing- s 5 ten Bewing Catinets we discovered mbout & dozen ranges slightly < s s 5 5 - 1o rich’ | iahogany 11-9 damaged by water that we can fully guars 10-piece Queen Anne Period Dining Suite, 10-piece Tudor Period American Walnut Those who care for the fashionable two- fnivh, for only sntee to you and atill save you sbout one- Dining Room Suite, with long 60-inch buffet ° 3 o ‘ a0 = oblong extension table, open or closed e L :;'::n"r;-::;:: o:‘; extension table, buF{_ct. china cabinet, china cabinet, a server and 6 leather-seated furniture will find a beautiful 10-pjece out- here tomors server and 6 genuine $ 50 chairs to match. Regu- 5 fit here in the popular R leather-seated _chairs. A 179. larly priced at $269.50, 50 Gueen Anne Perita thar $ 50 good value at $225.00. NOW Buy the outfit now for... formerly sold for $319.00 and is now priced at..... Sold On Our Monthly Payment Plan half of what you would ordinarily have to in American Walnut, with 6-foot oblong Tay L Faur Gld seen ut coolis aige atreniat tone effect in American walnut dining room 4 And keep it—as I did. By Edna Wallace Hopper pli counters Dining d . . . ‘ i Eidmom Cm g Quality Bedroom Furniture at Money-Saving Prices! T il giaa = Just for tomorrow you can buy Bedroom Chairs and Heater Sale American Walnut Bedroom Suite, with bow-end Bed, Another wonder value for this week is a six-drawer, Dining Room Chairs in Ameritan Walnut that formerly TomeEE L o ety e Dresser, Chifforette and Semi-Vanity full Vanity Case, good }ile Dresser, sold up to $8.75 for only $4.75 each. The din- Sot sve aceepied an Por Tt ol Dressing Table that formerly sold for $1 1 9.50 bow-end Bed and Man’s Chifforobe s -75 ing chairs have genuine blue leather siats. $4 75 fix&fi&:fiffi?flf?&;fi l = 5 $149.50, now goes for only 7 thafz(: gg:]s\ to those who get here early 2 The bedroom chairs, rockers and benches have o at prices upwai & 2 —ior y ”TT%ITH:}P}')e Free » et ~ C Terms as Low as $1.50 Weekly 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago. T want to try Youth Cream. 735 Seventh St. NW. PHILLIP LEVY & Co. 735 Seventh St. N.W. Advertisement.