Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1930, Page 20

THE SUNDAY -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 3, 1930—;PART,;.ONE. [LIEETIME] FURNITDRE Furniture Prfces Are Now ai the Low Ebb only this year’s august sale could bring such values It's Time for the Wise to Purchase Before Conditions Make Prices Higher THE AUGUST SALE of LIFETIME FURNITURE FOR years we have featured August Sales, but never one quite like this. Never one that swept prices to such low levels throughout our store. Never one that found our assortments of Lifetime Furniture so varied, so complete, so delightfully inter- esting. Never one that offered so much value along with the spe- cial low August prices to those who are wise enough to buy now. DRAPERIES Specially Low Priced Draperies, too, share in the special prices. Here you will find those more unusual and distinctive types of drapery that are so often difficult to find. An estimate costs you nothing. Let us ascertain your needs and quote. Six Floors of Furniture— Finished Window Curtains our regular stock exclusively Organdie —Rayon —Sateen Dotted Swiss—Chintz—etc. 'And these low prices are on the very cream of our stock—our reg- ular, dependable Lifetime Furniture. - Mayer & Co. never buys The ready:tohang curtains are. also reduced.. . . micely | special furniture just for sale purposes. You always are sure of tailored window hangings in the newest modes marked T . . s s at low prices. Department of Interior Decoration. Lifetime Furniture, with an honored past, a living present and a future of great expectations. You owe it to yourself to partici- pate in this sale and to do it without delay. Carved Oak Reproductions XVIl Century English Designs SALE PRICED NOW The Prices—the Savings Are of Unusual Interest IGHT and left—more than ever before —prices are lower than they have been in months. Suites and single pieces in a rare display—unparalleled in this sec- Oh! What a historically interesting display—pieces tion of the East. and groups that are reminiscent of the days of Shake- speare’s England, of Queen Elizabeth’s festive affairs—the days of the old tav- erns and coffee houses—furniture with During this sale you will be able to buy far finer furniture than you imagined possible with the sum you have in mind. a romantic past—all sale-priced now. e ’ ] . free Awomobie g | Stickley’s Famous Early American Park your car at Ott’s Garage, 621 D | o s e e oy Reproductions in Cherry and Maple in a special display—sale priced = = RULY this is a quaintly charming exhibition. Dining : room groupings that remind of old New England— A Staff of Decorators S The Enghsh Oak PieCCS bed room pieces and groups reminiscent of great-grand- | To Assist You o Bl P ma’s days—reproductions of historic interest. it . Are for Dining, Living | At All Times Rooms and Library Then there are Living Room Sofas and Chairs and a host of occasional pieces faithfully reproduced from the days of our forefathers. Whatever else you do, please do Such charming ensembles can be l not miss seeing this special display in our Pine Room— made from pieces from our vast, ex- \ = 4 Sth {1 M & Co. clusive oak collection — practically | o : th floor—DNayer J every room may be delightfully done. Suites for every room and thousands of Single Pieces of Lifetime Furniture Reduced Now.... Surely nothing will keep you away from this Sale Oriental and Chinese Rugs At Reductions Now M AYER & ‘ O * Seventh Street Between D and E Our Trucks Deliver Within 100 Miles From Store CIFE TIME), — FURNI T Ukt =