Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1929, Page 75

— THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 6, 1929—PART 3. Welcome to Washington w » - m ; S . Phone NAtional 3770 Members of American for Estimator . Dental Association : " ¢ . 05 es 0 Without obligation, our experts will We cordially welcome you to our beau- SINCE 1861—SIXTY.EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE ( gladly call and submit estimate on mak- ing draperies, upholstering, refinishing tiful city and invite you to visit this E stare. 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh National 3770 and cabinet work. Phone National 3770. oses HOME FASHIONS WEEK A Week-Long Persentation of the Final Word in Styles for the Home New Styles in the Drapery Section Cbbamen The Drapery Section presents an inclusive collection of There are dozens of smart ways to beautify your windows = M - H fashionable fabrics, curtains, portieres and those little niceties this Fall. A few are mentioned here. Our staff of interior XVC‘ tlh prlenul ‘room: that make the house a home. decorators will be glad to suggest othets. ?:mn:,:m'. .,‘"’i‘,‘,f,;‘,‘,‘:.:‘ now, the Colonial lamp is naturally much in vogue. Rayon Drapery Damasks Richly Lustrous Velours AT % These new damasks of rayon are in quite the most wonder- . High-pile, lustrous weaves in rust, so very smart now, and ful colors and color combinations that we have ever shown. jade, also much in demand. Velours, §3 yard up. Sunfast Priced as low as $2 and up to $9.50 yard. velours, §3 and $5 yard. Beautiful Tubsize Gauze - Sl‘ll:nn:enng Glass S:m::.’ » Tl}u new fabric is especially deslfable for glucumuu in ing m:“‘::y b I 'Hu‘:m);a:in;mm d ari 1 °w. the living room. It may also be used in the other living quarters We suggest that you see our display and permit our staff to of the home. Beautiful changeable colors give an effect alto- help you in solving any window-decorating problem you may gether delightful. 40 inches wide. $1.50 yard. have. Curtain Materials for Every Room in the Home Most appropriate for Plain rayon casement cloth or pongee; figured - in the regular curtain shade, plain colors and dots— the Colonial mantel, buf- casement cloth in self tones or with color inter- Lhese.ne suggestive of the ) .‘Il‘ef“l f"?fi“ :;:.nr::::fl:"::::;;]: woven; nets of every description; fancy weaves; for windows that we are showing this week. Priced sticks with cut prisms and = g . shias etched frosted glass filet, plain or figured; marquisette and curtain voiles as low as 35¢c and up to $2.25 yard. §lobeet $201pair: 4 Drap ery ROdS TR Fidl Cretonnes and Prints Embroidery on Crash In New Artistic Effects 303 A ® Y For hangings, cushions, spreads For draperies, covers and wall pan- s . < i == 4]l and coverings, we show many kinds els, this Crewel embroidery beauti- We take pride in our showing of new 2 'l of cretonnes and prints in a wide fully done on crash. 50 inches wide, drapery rods, so important a part of the deco- L price range. Crewel designs that $3 7}; 45 Otbse 5 lendid ullitiel' rative scheme throughout the home now. ) rival the genuine embroidery are $B.7 s {:rs.g 75 vati dw q i i priced 95c yard. VERDI GREEN AND POLYCHROME COMBINATION EX- v TENSION RODS with bracket and center ornament, beautifully done, ¥ | L Suhfase VelveoPortieres ] One interesting pattern is a repro- tready to hang. $5.50 set. Lo R, ANOTHER GROUP OF RODS in three finishes, including ivory, A I i . o duction of an old Chinese print in a _ soft peach coloring. Many others, too, complete, $3 each. = Y inches wide, 2}4 yards long, $25. BLACK AND POLYCHROME RODS, custom-cut to your require- 36 inches wide, $19.50. at $1.25 yard. ments, are moderately priced. Drapery Section, Third Floor Demi-Glazed Chintz This Colonial “Se- > A l?l:igl:“"ll‘"l’:p t:ms froma . . . iy ‘ right light down to a 3-Piece Suite, at Right, $275 1%y e S faint glow. Electric, of 3 i P course. In hammered, This smart suite of three attractive W OSHER IEoniwi R Bt s ¥ i i 5t L ) t. The parchment shade pieces is covered in mohair and has frieze \ i 3/ is decorated with Godey J reversible cushions. The frames are of ma- b T e i U , 3 The simpl ful i = < I ey Others, $10 to $30 7‘\ hogany. e simple, graceful lines are 2 m = N Lamp Shop, Pirst Floor i pu typical of the most fashionable suites for . H' h the living room. It is a suite, too, that is are . lg just as comfortable as it is smart looking. L] L] , in Fashion’s Favor 2-Piece Suite, at Left, $250 Have you a Colonial bedroom, or hall, or furniture grou};- T fl\ SR EYHR V| This beautiful suite with soft spring ing arqund the fireplace or. in a corner of the living room? " f‘?‘,’\ 3 5. | backs and reversible spring cushion seats is Does it seem to lack something? Then use hooked rugs. | ! R e i upholstered in tapestry and mohair combi- N =N nation. If your furnishing scheme de- mands a figured sofa and chair, you’ll surely want to consider this moderately priced suite. It may be had in green or taupe. Do you contemplate a Colonial room or ensemble? Be sure to include hooked rugs! : We Announce the Arrival of 500 Antique Linen Se on Linen Sets & 5 ! and Semi-Antique Hooked Rugs ‘ s ) . ago returns to fashion in Tuxedo Suite, at Right, $225 these fringed luncheon or E breakfast sets, with col- A collection altogether superior to any we. have ever before T Tkl it €5 5 Eovaiios o sy ¥y ored ng Cloth and shyutn. Square, oval and oblong shapes in sizes fo meet every. . homes where good taste is the rule. The - el ::‘mm ing napkins. $8 requirement. They may be used separately or with plain rugs splendid example of this type illustrated is 3 . Ra alifiing or carpeting. : tastefully upholstered in a combination of s Mg Lyu::l:aon Sets mohair and moquette. The te::;'ibk T~ d.B:‘nutiM col?tgd m;r. spring cushion seats are very restful. ; TR lu sets, consistirg of a $ 5.75 $ 8.50 $ 1 3.50 $ 1 9.75 specification-built suite. \ e oSl v . set. Living Room Purniture, Sixth Floor R ‘The Linen Shop, First Floor Rug Section, Fourth Floor