Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 80

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY 17, 1926—PART 3. e This is Page 1 of the Half-Yearly Furniture Sale, starling tomorrow. Read 2 other ™. pages in this paper. Read 2 pages in Today’s Post. Read all there is about il— T_Qmorrow‘~-the Biggest_ in Thirty Years Buy Furniture at the Half-Yearly ; Sale on a Scientific Budget Plan A plan that is as fair to those who | i ! [o] payv cash as to those who prefer to charge it. You select the furniture you want and we arrange payments extend- ing over a period mutually satisfactory. A\l of our furniture is marked on a cash : Y basis. This assures vou of the lowest prices in the city, no matter upon what terms you bhuy. Facts about the Sale : The very finest pieces of art furniture of Colonial, Italian and Spanish inspiration have heen included. Livery ;mifl?mf(‘ 4 i “lt' offered o hy our A sale of such magnitude as Washington has never seen before—a sale of furniture for your trained salesmen in the selection of the correct gatis o i R ol o & il Loe LT AR s o sl o st living room, dining room, bedroom, breakfast room or kitchen. Kindred items, such as and will carefully explain the true value, the drapes, linens, carpets and other house furnishings have been included. kind of woods. veneer and finishes of each piece. Furniture purchased during this Half-Yearly The pages in today’s papers can only call to vour attention the high lights of this Half- (\11\1::(\‘1}:1 \L‘“’“ :‘I(j:'l\el:‘l~ltr:*; g oML st Yearly event. No matter how little or how much money you are able to spend, this sale “Freight charg!e; prepaid to all points in con- affords you an opportunity to save on any item of furniture for the home. For those who do tinental United States. not want to payv cash, our Scientific Budget Plan makes it easy to enjoy the advantages of good furniture while paving for it. NN PR ')'k NN AT NN " = This 10 Diece Living Room Group-s169 Polychrome Bridge Wrought Tron Smoking . o ’;’;’o‘;’o‘dz”o‘%’q i i i I f f f | i | The three pieces alone would be good value at $169—including the seven pieces illustrated on both sides the price is most extraordinary. The ten-piece group comprises a luxurious davenport, high-back fireside chair and comfortable club chair—upholstered in fine quality Jacquard Velour —as well as a davenport table, two end tables, junior floor lamp, polychrome bridge lamp (both with s s), wrought-i s ing s air of meta ok ends. 3 4 . shades), wrought-iron smoking stand and a pair of metal bo Fh"(; ds. il b i it deilie: givuss £nd Tablc These four pieces included in the group. N O\ oo o O O O O O O G O O O Sy O O O AR O O O O O OGO Ol O O & g {