Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1925, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY.. SEPTEMBER 7. 1925. AT THE LIFETIME FURNITURE STORE THE MERE MENTION OF PRICE SUGGESTS VALUES UNUSUAL In values. in quantity. n variety and cViery detail of prepara-~ tion of the Autumn Displays. we have borne in mind that- Washington has been taught to expect big things of us. Forceful assertions of low prices, we believe, are nof necessary to bring vou here. The mere announcement of an eventful display by Mayer & Co., suggests little prices. The Autumn Collection of Lifetime Furniture ;s a Wonderland to stroll through. Here are suites of Spanish characteristics, suites with the dignity of the Renaissance, Colonial Furniture true to its period. and others in woods and desig’ns displaying tl’ie_ truest sort of self-expression. The tempting prices are po,ssible only by the painstaking efforts of this Establishment to search for the fine at little prices. Our abundantly stocked showrooms with their values appeal- ing are available to you now. : MAYER & CO. Seventh Street ' Between D & E