Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1932, Page 25

THE EVENTING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1932. . ITINY -~ WoobpwaRrD & LOTHROP “A Store Worthy of sthe Nation’s Capital” : 10sh, 11sk, F and G Streets Typical Collections Charak has copied many priceless museum pieces of Colonial furniture, with the skill and fidelity of the original masters. Campbell takes inspira- tions from furniture his- tory's best designers, and adapts them to today's re« quirements. In our exclu- sive collections by these two geniuses, note: A tambour desk of Sheraton design. A museum copy, by Charak. $120. Campbell's copy of an original Maclntyre sofa, Chippendale in feeling. $210. FURNTTURE, SIxTR FLOOR. Rugs A very choice Persian Sarouk has its old-type design executed in light and dark blues, ivory and gold on soft rose ground. 10.7x14.4 feet. $428. “High Light” Axminsters are a very new type of a popular weave. The per- manent lustrous effect is accomplished by the Mcndinf together of the Oriental colorings. 9x12 size, $49.75. Rugs, Frrre Froon. Draperies Richly patterned borders six inches wide appear on a very lovely Swiss point curtain. $12.50 pair. Distinctive damask over- drapes have a large con- . ventionalized floral pat- tern. $15.95 pair. . DRAPERIES SevENTH China and Glass The vogue for white and gold dinnerware finds flat- tering expression in an imported set with ivos ground, white center, an gold encrusted band. A service for eight is $105. *- Sparkling rock erystal stemvware has a cut stem. Twelve water goblets, with engraved initial to order, are $60. ORINA AND CGHLASSWARE Firr Froon. Lamps On o 3-candle effect floor lamp with distinctive buse ($27.50) is the very new shade with mica panels mounted in wood frames ($15). A distinguished table lamp has its eolumn mounted on a green onyx and antique gold finish base. $16.50. Its fringed silk shade is $12.50. Laxrs, Szvenre Froom. Silveroare Taternational has ereated a lovely sterling tea set ia Orchid patters. Five pleces, $388. A beautiful sterling fruit bowl is in orchid ‘G‘IK to match flatware. SILVERWARE, A Home that is Homelike —you will be mindful of the important part Quality plays in giving you lasfing satisfaction from the furnish- ings you select for your home. Woodward & Lothrop has the knowledge, the good taste, and the resource- {‘ulnessk\‘haf will help you in making your home a more beautiful, comfortable, livable place—a home that is omelike. ' Whether you want aid and advice in furnishing a room, or an entire home, The Studio of Interior Deco- ration is ready to help you. The Model Apartments demonstrate that simple, charming arrangements depend more upon the thought put into them than on the money expended. Tfie sixth floor is devoted to furniture. Here one finds fine pieces from such distinguished makers as Charak, Campbell, and Statton. Do you want to see what can be done in creating original floors? Then look at the Linoleum Room. And on- this same floor (the fifth) you may see one of the country's outstanding collections of choice Oriental rugs and floor coverings. When you think of curtains and draperies, lamps and shades—Woodward & Lothrop's collections are generously varied, entirely correct as to fashion, and.equally attractive as to price. China, glass, linens, and silver are much more easily judged for their suitability if you see thém on tables as' they will be used. Each of these sections has many table arrangements for your inspection—and it is but a matter of minutes to make a setting of the pattern or patterns you are considering. In short, Woodward & Lothrop homefurnishing service is adefiuaie.'complefe. and authentic ... it was planned for you—we invite you to use it in its entirety. e e The New Deferred Payment Plan makes.it easy to buy Woodward & Lothrop Quality Homefurnishings, on convenient monthly terms, out of income. And, withal, prices here are no higher Comparison is always welcomed -