Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1925, Page 28

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI. .xn\' D. C, AUGUST 30, 1925—PART 1. T e e The Julius Lansbu.gh Furniture Co., 909 F S St " _74 909 F Street—at Ninth IE FINIS Monday Writes the Final Chapter to Our Most Successful AUGUST FURNITURE SALE E have tried to make this sale the most advantageous one we have ever held. And from the number of sales and satisfied customers we believe we have succeeded. Ex- ceptionally low prices on furniture of undoubted quality have prevailed throughout the sale and - ; the convenience of our deferred payments have 10-Pc. French Walnut Dining led many to this store who otherwise mlght e Suvlte have gone elsewhere. Not until next February will such enticing low prices again be found. Why wait until then? Come in tomorrow, the last day of our August Sale, and purchase the needed suites or occa- sional pieces. For this final day we are offering some exceptional values in Suites for the Living Room, Bedroom and Dining Room. All are wonderful examples of modern workmanship and are beautifully upholstered and finished in the most desirable materials. Prices have been ”{:’f:f,:“,m\‘.“&S““ re-marked for the last day to a new low figure, Hire e o to make an added ‘ncentive for August Sale buying. Three-Piece Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite French Walnut Bedroom Suite A superb living room suite by day or a convertible bed by night. Permanently built and deeply overstuffed. Coveredwith Baker's cut $ 1 ‘ 9 & beantal twotone slisct. Compri velour, in blue and taupe. Comprises Bed-Davenport, Armchair and L Fireside ('11 1ir August Sale price e s o low Dzle: red I’a}m( nts Deferred Payments Deferred Payments %@ @%Mms’ Lanshburgh é%lmu ture (o. Entrance 909 F' Street—at Ninth : S I Y RO I IR