Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1925, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1925. 19.° 0 O ummfiumnihuuflfimmmuumm&mmmmmmmmimuwmmmumunmmmnmluuumlmmmmml|m|||m1uaummmumuumummu""' A DISPLAY TO SHOW YOU HOW REALLY INEXPENSIVE GOOD FURNITURE CAN BE 67 BERKEY & GAY SUITES The Covington, Four Pieces, $475 - A suite typical of the quaint Empire Colonial Style. Crotch and figured mahogany, maple burl, redwood burl, maple and gumwood are graciously combined in the pieces. The warm, brown finish is especially pleasing. Toilet Table .1 poster Bcd -— air [ The Williamsburg, Ten Pieces, $550 The Williamsburg suite, though decidely Colonial, nevertheless em- bodies many Sheraton characteristics. Ten Berkey & Gay picces with two armchairs and oblong table. The woods used are mahogany, with satinwood and corla burl orna- mentation, and selected gumwoocl. Buffet is 68 inches long and conveniently arranged for practical usage in the home. 58 B [ JV = < — I The Compiegne, Four Pieces, $325 The Compiegne, with its tapered legs surmounted by carved top piece” and ‘the care‘xlly shaped and carved mirror supports of the 50-inch dresser, is reminiscent of the Louis XVI period. Rich-brown tonea of walnut and selected gumwood enhance its beauty Dresser Chifforette Vanity d o W Chair ... Rocker . a4 AT TEMPTINGLY LOW PRICES _Sfibbthntiating ‘t}lc belief that the iéquixjing of a ‘beautiful home is-much more a matter of good L taste-and careful buying ‘than expense, Mayer & Co. calls attention to this rare showing of fine - suites at prices that prove the contention. You'll find in this showing that you can furnish your bedroom or dining room with genuinely good furniture at a lower price than you‘d ever expect to pay. The magnitude of this display is almost unbeliev- able. So much good furniture everywhere you look that youcan't l\elp but see a suite that seems to have "been made just for your room and at just your price. The few suites illustrated are merely suggestive of the many economical ways for you to furnish. Visit this showing whether you expect to buy or .not. One look is better than a thousand words. Lifetime Furniture The Berkey & Gay Trademark, backed by _ our Lifetime insignia, is your assurance of good quality. In this showing, the ability of Mayer & Co. to put worthy furniture in every home is eloquently demonstrated. The Wilberforce, Four Pieces, $298 An exquisite Sheraton chamber suite named after William Wilber- force, the great English statesman. Figured: walnut, butt walnut, maple burl and select gumwood are the woods embodied in this suite. " Dresser Chiffonier Vanity Dresser Full Size Bed ... ' MAYER & CO. Seventh St. Between D & E muuunummumumuu||ul|uu||||lumumlmmuuummnu|nmm|mm|mumumumumuflmmmmmmmnummmmnmm|!unmmmnnnmmmumnmmmuwmumnn “The Whitehall, Ten Pieces, $495 Th;JWhnehan named af;et the favorite palace of Charles I, possesses many‘Engluh characteristics. The. group includes ten pleces with two arml\nu'a. made by Berkey & Gay. The huflet,xs_ convememly arranged fo; practical usage in the home. Woods employed are Pollard oak, butt walnut, maple, American wal- nut and selected gumwood. The Haverhill, Four Pieces, $350 The quaintness of early American furniture is present in the “"Haver- hill"" chamber suite by Berkey & Gay. Care in the finish has been taken to glonfy the beauty of the butt walnut-and bird's-eye maple thnt is-used. ,V Dreuer and Glass .. A Berkey “Gay . Dxmnd Room Suite, charaetensncally English in style:: Bulfet is-66. inches long and conveniently nrranged Server moludeé kut not shown in picture. 'flus interesting suite is made of walnut and selected gumwood and ‘the finish is a beautiful open-grain, waxed finish. A very unusual value in thu showing.