Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1930, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 9, 1930—PART ONE. Furniturk, Froor CovERINGS L.amps ..d FABRICS All are ReJuceJ l.n our FEBRUARY SALE Everything in our line that contributes toward making a "home and mlung it most attracfive and correct is included in our collection — DOMESTICRUGS | REPRODUCTIONS OF £ ORIENTAL RUGS and all marked at prices for this i important occasion which wxn atrongly ORIENTALRUGS . HANDWOVENTURKISHRUGS 6lx oV i9leNy 9x12 9wz, appea] to those interested in effecting real savings. = e $55/00 $110.00 $175.00 350000 INDIA & CHINESE RUGS 9. x12' frbm1$185100 TARGE CHINESE RUGS 10’ x 14" and 12'x 18’ $395.00 20 $900.00 SCATTER SIZES PERSIAN MOSULS $20.00 20 $50.00 ORIENTAL MATS $10.50 2 $35.00 . EMBROIDERED NAMDAS $13.50 Wem, L J LINOLEUMS INLAID LINOLEUM $1.25 20 $3.50 per sq. yd. PLAIN LINOLEUM $1.50 0 $3.50 per sq yd. JASPE LINOLEUM $2.25 #0 $3.00 per sq. yd. CORK LINOLEUM $2.00 per sq. yd. L J LAMPS Tabte Lamps. reproduced from old tole urns with shades of parchment or silk, formerly $75.00 are now $55.00. A Tuwo Light Student Lamp of old brass with 6" parchment shade 1s $18.00. Drecden Figure Lamps with ribbon trimmed taffeta shades complete, from $45,00. Reproductions of old Lowestoft porcelain Lamps from $60.00. Adjustable Bridge Lamps of period designs are now. $24.50, 'zir LIVING ROOM FURNITURE An attiosphere of ¥ ease~with all therelements g of good taste.may be expressed inthe Living ‘-'k Room with thie many pieces of Furniture found i on:our floors,sall marked lower for this Sale: English Club Chairs deeply cushioned to provide easy com- fort, are all splendid examples of the upholsterer's art. There is a range of covers from which to choose and for the Sale they are marked from 319 5 Open cArm (Chairs « graceful lines and in a varety of woods, and start with a Queen Anne zeproduction at « « o o o . 335 —_— Secretaries of fine designs and in woods of mellow tone, many by our own cabinet makers, are from 3165 SOde are here in a host of styles . and sizes, many of them made’i in our own factories. A wide range of covers provides ample freedom of choice and pricesstart &t . o o o o o 5170 § LOVC Sedts, ideal for the small apartment, in covers of repp, tapestry Wl ’110 in Muslin 875 or chintz are priced from . § A Sofa Tables,sitble for living room or library, are here in several styles and priced from- . + . 363 ‘Bedroom Suites, which embody the elements of good furniture—choice woods, splendid lines and faultless workmanship—show the Sale reductions and are priced from . . . . I T R S S U Y S s e e e i .5295 ‘Dining R00m Groups, most of them period reproductions from our own factory, are all priced lower at this season and are marked from - 3395 L W.& J. SLOANE «The House with the Green Shutters” : 709-711-713 TWELFTH STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. N 9 x12' ) fmn $125.00 2 3190 00 WILTON RUGS 9 x12' $65.00 20_$125.00 AXMINSTER 'RUGS 9x12 $35.00 70 $49.50 MODERNISTIC RUGS from $12.00 » $175.00 ANTIQUE HOOKED R.UCS Jfrom $8.00 L4 CARPETINGS - BROADLOOM SEAMLESS Ferndown— $5.00 per sq. yd. Special Heavy Pile Broadloom —9', 12/, 15’ and 18’ wide, $6.50 per sq. yd. Saxony—9' 10'-6" and 12’ wide, $9.50 per sq. yd. ‘Imported Lascony — 9', 10'-6", 12/, 13'-6" & 15" and 18’ wide, $10.00 per sq. yd. NARROW WIDTHS Figured Axminster 27" wide — $2.25 to $6.00 per yard. Figured Worsted Wilton 27" wide — $2, 75 to $6.00 per yard. Hooked Rug Carpet and Saxony Fricze 27" wide — $7.25 per yard. Plain Velvet 27" wide — $3.25 to_$5.50 per yard. L FABRICS Rare Tapestries of the 17th and 18th cen- turies and modern ones from. Belgium, France and Flanders now range from $500.00 to $10,000. Needlepomis imported from France are now marked lower at this season. Chintzes and Linens in a variety of distinc- tive patterns are priced, for the Sale, as low as $1.50 per yard. Bvocatelles and Damasks in a choice’ range of colors are marked from $5.00 per yard. 9, 10'-6", 12' and. 15’ wide, *