Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1931, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1931 “The dollar is buying more furniture today than it has at any time since 1915. Our experts at the Department of Commerce assure me that furniture prices this Spring are about 259 lower than they were in 1930 at this time” ...says Dr. Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commerce. To- morrow The Hecht Co. begins the third of 7 Furniture Days‘ . demonstrating that furniture prices are not only 259 low- er than last year, but in these 7 Days still lower than cur- rent price levels. Shop The Hecht Co. and see for yourself. 2-Pc. Living Room Suite Matchless Beauty and Comfort at This Price ’ I 75 (1). New webbed crown construction (4). Luxuriously comfortable pieces (2). Loose pillow back cushions (5). Fine mohair or ratine tapestry (3). Deep, soft seat cushions (6). Choice of 12 attractive patterns Ten-Piece Mahogany Dining Room Suite This Eight-Piece Walnut Twin Bed Suite Beautiful mahogany veneers on ;,um od. With maple merla ys and Walnut veneer on gumwood. Large, clear mirrors. Smart maple rich wood carvings. \\ ell proportio vel 1 ieces. overlays. Center drawer guides. Dust-proof construction. Large extension table, china cabinet with two-drawer base. Attrac- $ Twin beds, in four-poster style. Fashionable Hollywood wvanity. $ tive buffet. Night (able Enclosed server. The host chair and five side chairs have seats cov- Spacious dresser. Chest of Drawers with deck. Chair and beneh ered in blue haircloth, complete this suite. Pourth Ploor—The Pourth Flodr—The !fi!ll DD. THE HECHT CO. THE HECHT CO. . $10 Delivers Any Suite—Balance in Convenient Monthly Payments on fh‘e{udget Plan h) ) O ANTIRTITATED. . GO AN