Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1928, Page 16

Solid Mahogany Spinet Desk with invisible hinges, g o o - looking turnings and con- venient vigeon holes; sliding writing bed, 34 inches wide. A very gocd value now. $29.75 A charming block front desk in a delightful dull wed Colonial mahogany; plenty of pigeon holes, secret compartments and drawers and a roomy writing lid: 38 inches over all. . Governor W in- throp type desk, in a warm brown mahogany finish, typical terpentine front, sncret com- partments, 32 inches wide. Four drawers. Who would not be in- spired to write letters at this stately secretary desk of mahogany and gum- wood. Generous storage space in pigeon holes, shelves and drawers. Automatic slides. $115 Governor Winthrop secretary desk with typi- cal serpentine front and convenient pigeon holes. Automatic slides support the drop lid. Made of mahogany and gumwood, well built. Special at THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 23, 1928. ik [ {EETIME] ;RNITURE AUGUS of ffA\/[/[ LIFETIME FURNITUIRE (’61[‘&(7’!728" DIESKT of NOBLE QUAL A desk is a very intimate and personal possession. It houses records of the cher- ished moments of one’s life and it should be appropriately fine, Desks with noble qualities—faithful reproductions—are shown in goodly numbers now at low sale prices. There's hardly an end to the variety, They are Lifetime Desks, too. At the left is a 36-inch Spinet Desk with nice size writing lid; invisible hinges, pigeon holes con- veniently arranged and quaint Colonial turnings on legs. Sale price. $24.75 At the right is a sturdy Spinet Desk of Clare ma- hogany with pencil racks, stationery compartments, o long drawer and two deep narrow drawers on each side. 40 inches wide. TIES John Haneock Desk of authen- tic design _with serpentine front, automatic | i d supports and se- cret compart- ments; 54 inches over all, dull red finish, $80 The “Martha Custis” Secretary 'by’ Berkey & Gay, with handsomely matched crotch mahogany veneers and one drawer. This secretary was re- cently advertised by Ber- key & Gay in-the Satur- day Evening Post as a remarkable value. $87 Authentic Reproducti Governor Winthrop S retary with true in and Colonial fret work over glass doors of book compartment; mahogany, with automatic lid sup- * ports; 36 inches wide. Solid Mahogany Spinet Dask with octagon-shaped legs; invisible hinges, three good size drawers and small drawer among stationery compartments in- side. 36 inches. $45 True reproduction of the famous Governor Winthrop Desk; with secret compartments, locks and authentic in- terior throughout. 36 inches wide; with auto- matic lid supports and serpentine front. f————— | Store-wide At $49.75 reductions this - : ‘ there is a charming version of the Winthrop Desk—3 drawers, 36 inches wide and good interior. month make buying now worth while, Walnut and Gumwood Desk with three good size drawers and one small drawer on in- terior. This is one of the desks brought out at the recent 100th desk of mabogany and Grand Rapids Furniture Exhi- every section gumwood with handy bition and a very good value. pigeon hole arrangement § ; of the store. 42 inches wide. four roomy drawers and 4 ’ Sypiaitly " S\alostil fret v = bR SR 8 $49'75 work over glass doors of hook compariment. Dull red Colonial finish. Savings arc in Swell front secretary Maole sacratery dosh— Governor Winthrop type with automatic hid sup- ports and typical secret compartments, locks and key: 36 inches wide and very imposing. The sale price noOW is very jow-- one of the many unusual ; = . oy o) values now on display MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between Dand & Closed Saturdays During August |Il' ME| fURNITURE