Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1925, Page 29

THE SUNDUAY STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. C, TANUARY' ‘25, 1925—PART 1. e, o4 . 2 EHBHBHRBBBEEBOHOHBOAHOOBOHACARLAROBAABBABD DAY m HHLHHEBRG: e FURNITURE THE FEBRUARY SALE LIFETIME FURNITURE Begins Tomorrow HHHHGE 4 & Washington’s Premier Furni- ture Event—wherein Mayer & Co. offers thousands of unusual values—representing the largest and most comprehensive col- lection of Lifetime Furniture we have ever shown—at re- markably low sale prices HHHHYBHHALHBHHDDHBBAHHS [35) HHDBBOBOHHD TR E T AT 4 5% Spinet Desks Priced o i DL PIECES Now From $26.50 to $265 ettt Wide Range of Prices R A " g Dining Suites Priced . Now From $195 to $1,200 —includes every suite and single piece of Lifetime Furniture in our establishment. Rugs, too — both Oriental and domestic — share in the general reduc- tions. Prices have been lowered with the definite and decided purpose that this February Sale of Lifetime Furniture shall be both an exposition of the latest and finest furniture and a convincing demonstration of unusual values. Coming as it does but once a year enables us to quote the lowest possible prices on good furniture. Bedroom Suites M A Y E R @ C O ° $157t0$1,350 Seventh Street Between D and E Secretaries Priced Now From $7250 to $250 p <) b <) £l o < = @ £ i & < @) & 2| - = “ash| = ) & &) £ b @ P2 P & 2 &) P £2 & % & e & &) &) & @ e & Karpen Chairs $26.75 to $250 N ) & . 4 . T I L T T et T e e R T T A e g P L L R R R R A T T R R R I R T R IR E TR AT HHHHHHHHHH 4 PODOPRBD Tea Wagons Priced Now Karpen Overstuffe From $23.50 to $60 Priced Now From §$19 THoroRo00RoRR0000 SHBHHHOHBBSH