Evening star., 1905-11-07
Wooowar0 & Totbr0p
NewY York-WAsHINGTON-

anu oliltf periods.
Your inspection is invited.
MAJ EGARDLESS OF ample
INH space and tasteful arrange
LII " ment, all the finer qualities
OF furniture can never b.
shown to the best advantage in IN
ordinary store.
Realizing this, we have furnished
twelve rooms on our seventh floor in
order that our patrons may have the
pleasure and benefit of seeing lust
how the furniture would appear in
their own hoines.
these rooms were constructed
with great care, each one showing
perfect taste. The walls are in the
various soft but rich tints that har-
monize with the woods of the fur
mture, and the paneled ceilings are
very attractive.
The furniture displayed was all
designed by the most celebrated fur
niture artists. 1t represents the VERY
highest attainment of cabinet
makers handicraft.
A magnificent dining room In solid San Domingo
mahogany has dark red walls and beautifully pan
eled ceiling The large dining table can be ex-
tended sufficiently TO seat house fun OF guests
about forty people. The buffet Is also immense
IL has a splendid oblong mirror. that extends its
whole length. The china press. having a full
mirror back. partskes of the same massiyeness
and the serving table corresponds The entire set
Is handsomely carved by hand and stands carved
feet. The six superb chairs are upholstered with
finest leather
Six large pieces and three lovely chairs COM
plete the furnishing Of an elaborate bed room
The wood is solid mahogany, in the dull finish
The bed. bureau, wardrobe. dressing table. chiffon
Ter and center table exquIsltely though simply
carved, representing TO a marked degree the taste
and style Of the present day.
gorgeous bed room is furnished with massive
set or crotch mahogany. very highly polished. Tn.
extra large bureau and dressing table are fitted
with beautifully framed mirrors and brass handles
The massive bed is supported by eight feet A
magnificent pier glass, rocker and two smaller
chairs accompany the set, the rich carving being
the same as that on the larger pieces.
A dining representing the modern style has
presses and serving table. II is in solid mahog-
any, having n dull fG!sh The six chairs up
holstered with rich dark ather, and Of
smaller size than those Of the antique style.
most unique dining room is furnished In colo
NAL mahogany. The grand sidehoarh and the hos
pitable appearing table, also the antique carving
table. Interesting reminders of our conntrys
early days. There. are six. spscieus hogaHy
chairs. The walls of the soft gray.
Quite Il brilliant dining room is In golden oak
The immense table is capable of long extension.
The superb china press has mirror back, and
the grand buffet has "A mirror extending from end
to end. Six handsomely carved chairs -uphol-
stored in superb leather.
A very dainty bed room has four pieces bed
dresser chiffoner and pier glass, also three dainty
chairs. all in polished mahogany. The carving Is
in the French style, giving the suite quite for
elgn air.
An extremely elegant room representative Of his
torc days is furnished with solid mahogany in the
old fashioned style There five pieces. bed
bureau. chest Of drawers. with all the many old
time compartments, dressing table and pier glass
Three quaint chaiIs complete the ser.
One is charmiugly French. The furniture
is mahogany decorated with exquisite inlay
rately the bed, bureau. dressing table, wardrobe
and chest 10 match the set is "A bed room table
with place beneath fer books. The pier glass
is unique in having a large square mirror The
three chairs particularly beautiful.
An attractive room is furnished with solid ma.
hogany IN the dull finish. The five pieces bed
dressing table, bureau, pier glass and chest
of the most antique style obtainahle. showing the
beautiful wqo1 with very little adoFnment. The
chairs partake of the gone-hy fashion.
A representing the antique English designs
is furnished with the dull finished mahogany. The
bed, dressing table and bureau, also the rocker
and chairs. in perfect harmony Of style.
A complete den is furnished in old English oak
in the Antwerp finish. IL has bookcases.
magazine rack. a large center table.
chains and smaller chairs. upholstered with daii
leather. The walls dark red and the ceiling
handsomely paneled.
These superb open during all hours al
the day. They In themselves theme foI
thought, and the study of all the various old and
styles will prove source of educa ton rarelS
offered.
Gus hiOll Shoes
for Women.
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women. which are very
appropriate for fall and winter wear.
I hey are neat and trim looking and