Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1931, Page 10

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 13, 1931—PART ONE. gwe%lll.]nv GULISTAN $495 18 x34 inches, packaged .« » the cleverest gift idea in years ! An exquisite blue and gold suedeen box, opening to reveal the colorful beauty of a Gulistan scatter-size rug ...what a delightful surprise for the recipient! e This Christmas the smart gift is the practical gift. But here are beauty and luxury too! Thrilling sheen and jewel-like colors . . . the small edition of the most famous rug in all the world, ¢ Remember what the name Gulistan is . , . the name of the rug that changed the nation’s idea about fine floor coverings. The rug that gives the same luxurious sheen, the seme shimmering beauty, the very same wools as in the costliest Orientals. ® Four designs to choose from! A beautiful Kashan, a Tree of Life Pattern, a Serabend, and the Sixteenth Century Ispahan shown in the illustration. e Size, 18 by 34 inches—just the thing for the foot of an armchair, in the foyer, between rooms, at the end of a staircase or a dozen other places. ® The suedeen box itself is so beautiful women keep it for personal things. ® What a gift! What an original idea! ... and what a small price for such a value! While you are in the store, look at the larger size Gulistans. Twenty- two different sizes to choose from. These make a really princely gift: 27 by 54 inches 311 6 by 9 feet #66 36 by 63 inches #18 8 ft. 3in. by 10 ft. 6in. 89450 4 ft.6in.by 7 ft.6in. #3930 9 by 12 feet #100 PRODUCT OF KARAGHEUSIAN Now on Sale at Washington's leading Furniture and Depariment Stores. See Window Displays. » P