Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1929, Page 33

SPECIAL GRAVURE ADVERTISING SECTION THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, JULY 22, 1929. U | Gorgeously uphol- stered Karpen En- semble ‘in damask and velour combina- tion. Sofa and two armchairs, $865. Ten-piece Berkey & Gay Dining Suite, beautified with butt walnut and Australian striped walnut. Table extends to eight feet. Sale price, $350. SR TR Ok S An English oak Armoire of XVII Century motif, $165. Chairs of carved oak, $73 each. | Lawson type Sofa in | figured denim, $95. A Colonial type Bedroom Suite of six charming pieces (chair not illustrated), walnut and gumwood, $185.- y ¢ Chair to match above sofa, $49.50. A mahogany Secretary, sim- ilar to this one, 3% inches wide, is $125. Desk Chair, $7.50. A distinctive 4 o type high-back Adjustable back oak Armchair, in Boudoir Chair, red antique velvet, $95. Ottoman. smartly uphol- to match, $46. g stered, $32. An interesting corner with a mahogany Secretary at $165; solid mahogany Desk chair at $17.75: Karpen Club Chair in tapestry, $85; lamp, $29.50. : TSR & T AR s T RS TS T T Hand-matched walnut in a fan pattern enhance the beauty of this Berkey & Gay Bedroom Suite. Six pieces (dresser not illustrated), $350. Night stand, $19. IR B BT A comfortable corner with the Putnam Chair in damask at $65; mahogany Drum Table at $45; American Chippendale Armchair, reproduction, $42. An exceptionally good-loéking walnut and gumwood Dining Suite of ten pieces, $250. 66-inch buffet and two armchairs. Solid Mahogany Secretary, $77; Desk Chair, $22; English Barrel type Chair at $58. Lamp, $19.75. A gracefully designed Berkey & Gay g:d- } room "Suite after the manner of the Louis Seize types. Six pieces, $485. Eight ~ i i i ith twin | Showing a portion pieces, wit « of a_French Maple beds, $585. I Provincial Dining (Y | Suite, ten pieces, Graceful lines and small figured denim add charm to this Old Vir- ginia Sofa at $125. BETWEEN D and E