Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1931, Page 16

: THE EVEN'ING SI‘AR, WASHINGTON D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 193L. _[LIFETIM q HJPNITUM Somethmg to ‘Think About When You Buy FURNITURE Advice From _Our Buyers Who Have Returned From the Furniture Marts Much of the furniture world has gone shoddy! Many store buyers at the recent furniture market scrambled for cheap prices, with no regard for quality or standards. How cheap could they buy? That seemed to be their purpose. Quality did not seem to matter! Some manufacturers took roads of least resist- ance. They gave buyers what they wanted. But, oh, what quality! You can’t | get something for nothing, and quality was sacrificed for cheap prices. Mayer & Co. buyers refused to purchase this cheap furniture. You mz;y find it else- where, but not here. 'Mayer & Co. keeps faith with the Washington Public. Not a Penny Did We Spend Inferior Furniture--- for This Mayer & Co. buyers knew that the Wash- ington Public appreciates good quality. We bought, and bought liberally, at the show spaces of our regular, reliable and truly responsible furniture factories. When you buy this dependable Lifetime Furniture at Mayer & Co. you make a sen- sible and economic purchase. You are purchasing the true and genuine in char- acter—the type of furniture that endures. MAYER & CO. WILL NOT GO SHODDY! The Quality,'Style and Service Which Dietinguish Us WILL CONTINUE AT OUR SENSIBLE PRICES With Such a Policy, No Wonder Business Is Good Here | it L] MAYER & CO . Sz{enth Street Between D and E