Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1931, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, OCTOBER_ 26, 1931. WooDWARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F AND G STREETS Much of the Best American Furniture is at the Lowest Prices We Have Seen Better furniture, more distinctively styled, of finer woods — when good furniture is so low priced, there is no excuse for buying inferior qualities. An acute realization ot furniture style and furniture value has brought reat assortments of, we believe, the best furniture that can be produced ?or the money. And, with these, we have the outstanding home-furnish- ing service: Model Apartments to show you leading home-furnishing trends. A corps of trained decorators to advise you, without charge. RED UCED_ Two Room Sizes in Fine Quality New 1931 Pattern Seamless Axminster Rugs Plan to See These Feature Values Tomorrow Recently Selling b 3 9‘50 for $52.50 and $55 Choice Patterns Just Discontinued By One of the Best Manufacturers Distinctive patterns and colorings that will be in good taste for use for many seasons . . . and of a fine quality that will give many sea- sons of satisfactory service. Not “sale” rugs in any sense of the word, but good rugs, all perfect, of an established value that makes them most unusual at $39.50. 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 sizes. A limited quantity, so early selection is advisable. Rues, Firre FLOOR. Fall Curtains Must Be Distinctively Styled AT Embroidered DotsEmbellish Ciriss Cross Curtains $6-75 pair Very feminine bedroom curtains of fine net with embroidered dots and wide full ruffles. In lovely shades New Bordered Designs in Swiss Point Curtains $3.95 pair New Swiss point curtains in a va- riety of delightful new bordered de- signs. A curtath much in vogue for of gold, rose, green, blue, and use with damask draperies. 24 natural. yards long. In a soft ecru color. Ruffled Marquisette Curtains Two Popular Styles, Each $I45 o A Ruffled Marquisette Curtain with a separate ruffied valance and a cream mar- quisette with a woven colored figure. 214 yards long with full ruffles. Cornices to Fit Your Windows Wood cornices finished in antique gold, in several different designs, and.cut to fit your windows. Also made in combinations of colors. Windows up to five feet, $7.50. Each extra foot, 75¢. Drarramms, Sevenrn Prook. Marble-Top Table A graceful coffee table of beautifully carved solid walnut, with a smart black marble top. Overstuffed Chair 540 A comfortable high-back chair, filled with moss and cotton, and covered in a choice of friezes and tapestries. Walnut End Table $5 An attractive solid walnut end table with a book trough. The first time we have had a solid walnut table at this low price. Windsor Chair $7.50 A heavier type than we have previously been able to offer at $7.50. The quaint fiddle back is sturdily braced, and the chair has attractive turnings. Maple and mahogany finishes. Knee-Hole Desk 545 A charming old colonial style just re- turning to fashion . . . and lower than we have ever before priced it. Mahogany and gum with eight drawers, Governor Winthrop Secretary $38.75 A smaller size with a graceful serpentine front, automatic lid supports, glass doors, and a broken pediment top. Pemrrrons, Soxrn Puoor. Valentine Seaver Suite $170 Our lowest price for a suite of this char- acter. Sofa and armchair with cotton and moss filling, separate spring cush- ions, and tapestry covering. Green or rust. Solid Walnut Chai.r 31975 A charming occasional chair, interesting in many interiors. Solid walnut, covered in a choice of tapestries. It sold for $25 last year.