Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1930, Page 33

The Evening Star Washington, D. C. January 20, 1930 Karpen chair ot PR English club type, [ choice of tapes- tries. $69. Gorgeously uphol- stered chaise longue Mg in damask, « <, down cushion. S, Dinette suite with 54-inch buffet, china, 4 chairs and table extend- ing to 5% feet. 7 pieces. $248. Colonial type drop-leaf table in mahogany, £75 Mahogany chairs, $17.75 each. Special Gravure . @ Adsvergising ection dE SEVENTH STREET : BETWEEN D an C‘}qnnouncm Fhe FEBRUARY S SALE of TARTING today and until February is ended our vast assortments of depend- able Lifetime Furniture are offered in the new year’s first major furniture event at great price reductions. Savings are worthwhile. Come early as you can, please, and share in the unusual values available. e, ening to 4_25/;”1'11., $32. Dwarf tvpe S — - Solid Hon- Chairs. $15 each grand father = adl:-.r:’ cn,::hcolg- ;lafl(?gkahvfga'g marked $89.50. Mahogany High- boy, withyBom':el top, $215. Rush seat -chair, $29.75. Solid mlahog- N . o - . any tilt-top ~ Tt Solid mahog- table, $17. any tilt-top : table, $14.50. Sheraton type Dining Suite in mahogany principally, with 8-ft. extension table and 2 armchairs. ten pieces complete, $340. A charming wall . table with turn Carved English oak pieces, XVII Century motif; Refectory Table, e extends to 9 ft., $170; Armoire, $165; Small Chest, $95; Large Chest. $165; Side Chairs, $55; Arm Chairs, $69.50 each. Karpen ensemble § in a mohair and ¥ Carved English oak court ¢ frieze treatment. i el - i ” # hoard of XVIT Par—— . : - ; Century motif.