Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 24

| Mayér & Co. Repea.t\s That Good Furniture Costs Less Today Than It Has In Years ONE year ago, the market for furniture broke as badly as the market for stocks. The retail furniture store with ~ money in the bank was able to . buy like they had never bought °l before. Mayer & Co. took advantage of conditions as they were and' bought liberally of the known, _ dependable qualities. ; UCH low prices can’t last long. Already some of our furniture prices are below even today’s cost of produc- tion—not 1929’s or 1928, but today’s! .The time to buy good furni- ture is now—before prices again start upwards. This is straight talk on fmfi- ture and furniture prices. Buy now. Mayer & Co. Offers Dlscounts Now on even 1930’s adjusted prices ) LIVING RooM GROUPS At %139 - $169-75 . %195 8250 - $275 - 8285 - $295 $300 - #3653 - $375 - $395 Upwards 1o $1,000 or More Leave your car at Ott’s Ga- Mayer & Co. Enter on D ’ street between 6th and 7th. | Truck Delivery to All Points Within 100 Miles DINING GROUPS At %189 . %225 - %250 $295 . $315 - $347 - 8375 $395 - $495 - $595 - $695 Upwards to $2,000 BED RooM GROUPS At #150 - #195 - %235 4275 - $295 - $345 - 350 $375 - $395 - #423 - #450 DRAPERIES - B ymu- taste runs to t.hsmm yt)u wzll .",Fy loo An ex| dupery man will call if you prefer. Phone Dmmt Bd‘lfi for an appoint. ment. Studio of Interior Decoration Hundreds of Occasional Pieces at Exceptibnal Reductions Such: Low Prices Cannot Last Long Buy Ilzifetir'r‘zé'Furniture Now Before Prices Advance ") L7