Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1926, Page 13

. WASHINGTON, U 'C. SEPTEMEER 5, 1825_PART 7. Furniture values are difficult to ap- ~ praise. ‘Tt is often hard to tell, on first examination, how honestly a plece is "made.- To be sure of furniture that will age zuedully purchase from a house noted for its superior collection of Life- _ time Furniture. Store Closed ‘All Day Labor Day ~“Dining Suites, $175 to. $2;0d0 . Bedroom Suites, $165 to $2,000 : : Almco Lamps, $13.50 to $130 Windsor Chairs, $5.95 to $47 Spinet Desks, $26.50 to $235 . You Can B‘uy Lifetime Furniture All This Wéek'" = End Tables . . . $6.95 to $35 ; At the Prevailing Low Sale Prices S Secretaries . ... $55t0$345 L e : o agl Console Tables, $8.50 to $310 elephone Ses, $4.50 1o $56 E T e e Grandf. Clocks, $165 to $535 tions. The low gale prices are still in force. | Chests . ... $19.75 to $225 c : : | G , £ Nest Tables, $18.50 to $77.50 : Auortments of Lifetime Furniture are now at a : Occas. Tables, $16.75 t0 $150 : ArmrChairs . . $16.75 to $235 ; : j . Savmgs now on hfehmel"wmturewullgo . Poster Beds . . $29.75 to $125 _ ~ ward furnishing your home as you would like to ~ Tea Wagons . . $29.7510$65 . Smoking Sets... . . $3.50t0 $95 Cabinets « .« . . . $55 to $325 Boudoir Chairs, $27.50 to $99 | : M AYER & CO SeventhStreet : BetweenD&”E