Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1926, Page 20

1508 H STREET THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1926. - ——————— ———————— 7 W. & J. SLOANE Opposite The Shoreham An Important and Sensational Introductory Sale ¢ E are now building a new and spacious store at 709- 711-713 12th Street, near G, which we will occupy on March 1st of this year. Our présent quarters being in- adequate to take care of our rapidly increasing busmess, and the desire to offer to the people of Washington a larger, better and more conveniently located store, led to this im- portant step. This will enable us to give to our Washing- ton patrons a stock and store service more representative of that of the parent house in New York and of our very large and important branch in San Francisco. We think that we can justly state, that W. (@& J.Sloane is the largest specialty house of its kind in the United States, if not in the world. We have been identified with the city of Wash- ington, as retail merchants, for a period of approximately 21 years, and it is with great pleasure that'we now, find that larger and more convenient quarters are necessary. As a means of introducing our merchandise to even more people than already know us, we have decided that from now until March 1st, we shall offer all qur standard merchandise at prices representing considerable saving even when compared with our regular current prices. This offer will not be confined alone to that stock which we £ i now have in our store, but to those further replacements which from time to time we will find it necessary to make. These inducements are offered for the purpose of acquaint- ing more people with the class of merchandise that we carry, and with the extremely moderate prices at which we sell them. Our Washington stock is supplemented by approximately $2,000,000.00 worth of W.(@® ].Sloane stand- ard merchandise in our store at New York. This mer- chandise is of a character that we are pleased to endorse For approximately 83 years we have specialized in home furnishings, in which quality has been a fundamental consideration. There will be no departure from this policy. We list below but a few of the many desirable articles which you will find here at unusually attractive prices. As this sale will continue until March 1st, and there will be many replacements of stock, we suggest to all, that they carefully note our advertisements appearing each week. We want you to know us better—to feel free at all times to compare our merchandise and prices with all others—to realize that you are always welcome, whether or not an immediate purchase is contemplated. FOR THOSE WHO MAY DESIRE TO PAY FOR THEIR PURCHASES FROM INCOME, WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A CON- VENIENT METHOD OF CHARGE ACCOUNTS, WHICH WE WILL BE GLAD TO EXPLAIN TO THOSE INTERESTED FURNTTURE e Mirrors - - ... ... fom 8% Lowboys . ... ....... fom 7230 Windsor Chau's . from 1350 Gate Leg Tables ... . fom 459 Sofas ... ........ srom1 2,090 Lamps (Complete with Shade) from 229 Nests of Tables . . . fom 17-3 Console Tables . from 309 Day Beds . . . ... .. rom 473 Arm Chairs . . .-.-... from 3501 K EmWESHCRUGS | Worsted Wilton Rugs Seamless Axminster Rugs 9'x12 ...from 90°%° 1013500 o'x12 ...from 3750 t0 5250 §37x10°6" + 87501300 83x106" « 350044950 Wool Wilton Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12 ...irom 6730 to0 80-°0 9'x12' ...from 32'005055‘00 g3 x106" * 30 t0 50 937 x106" « 6590 t0 7750 $ Cabinets . ........cc... fom 20% | Wing Chairs. . . . .. 1rom1 QQ-% Highboys - . '/mml 75% || Screens.......... from 2730 Smoking Stands . . . fom 830 | Four Post Beds . . . . jon 325 Tea Wagons = . ....... from 2277 1 Secretarys. ... .. .. 1om165:% End Tables.‘.;.,,,..... som 1090 Sewing Tables . . .. fm 1950 ORIENTAL RUGS A large and varied stock of Oriental Rugs, embodying practically every size and effect desired, including Genuine ‘Handwoven Oriental Rugs ‘*, L CARPETS FIGURED WILTON 7 inches wide) 3.75 . 4.00-5.75 ll‘ Regularly $4.75 - §5.00 - 7.25 Per Yard FIGURED VELVET (7 iaches wide) 250 ‘;60 Regularly $3.00 - $4.50 per Yard STORE OPEN FROM 8.00 A. M. TO 5.30 P. M. DAILY INCLUDING. SATURDAY PLAIN AXMINSTER (27 inches wide) fn:'l )’3"602 FIGURED AXMINSTER (27 nches wide) rem 2.65 ‘II FIGURED BRUSSELLS (7 inches wide) 3.60 Regularly $4.50 per: Yard Sloane Endorsed Merchandise Carries An Assurance of Satisfaction . 6x9 - - - - §5.00 1 Weaves from Turkey, Persia, 8x10 - - - - 9(00 “ India and China, is offered. 9x12 - - - 1109 'IJ SMALL HEARTH RUGS 10x13 - - - 14000 from $20 upward WIDE VELVET ©and2feccwide) . . .. ]2.00 Regularly $15 per Square Yard Per Square Yard WIDE VELVET (9 and 12 feet wide) . . | | 6'40 Regularly $8.00 per Square Yard Per Square Yard Do WIDE CHENI[.LE ©12,and 13 feetwide) 960 - ] 2.00 Regularly $12 - $15 per Square Yard Per Square Ygrd FREIGHT PAID TO ALL SHIPPING POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D. C.