Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06


or she passes into NH& n wp (hN
the diring-room on W ". NrAAXAI
Mr.. Browns arm, the W. NWM'8A
furniture that she notes W ! y It/H6NT0
with an appraisng eye 4 W Nv MN
will never shout forth a I'll ~ ~
to her such facts as the fol- y N/IGJ JNn>v
lowing: n II ~ Nv
(And greatly would it aCS Fg
fuster the Browns IL It did: y ~ -
"See herel We saved the Brorons
ttoo hundred and sinty-fue real dollarsi And
If you'll go upstairs you'll see bed room, suit TINT
saUed then, than tuoice that sunni"
All that will be true enough II the furniture
was secured in this remarkable Sale, whose oppor-
tunities in savings on single suit mount In some
cases as high as $500.
But by that time, ,cho cores7 Not Mrs
Smytheby-Jones any other person; not the
lucky owners themselves.
W.. will f2o4t 5s sosvsr to svsy 99s @ 9epdns s
home feels the quiet influence, the restful,
pleasant atmosphere Of refinement, dignity,
beauty lavish comfort,-in word Of hone-y-ness
that can only be impaired by handsome, digni-
fed furniture, furniture substantial in worth and
in
Furniture can't talk aloud Of its price, but Il
always snatches the first moments chance 20
declare eloquently the story Of its quality.
woman living in the suburbs Of Philadel-
phia who had travelled much in the British Isles.
said one day to the man who served her with but
ter and eggs:
What part of Scotland do you come from?"
"Hoo did ye ken was Scotch" was the naive
answer
About as easy is it. on looking over these
splendid dining-room and bedroom suits TO dis
Germ that they come from the highest-grade
factories and were designed TO enter fine homes,
to delight connoisseurs, and to for futurity.
For many homes that have been watchfully
awaiting an opportunity to furnish bedrooms or
dining-rooms handsomely at something like the
old-time prices, it is the opportunity Of years.
| >T>HEY are suits of the finest character sound
! ly constructed and modelled after the most
desirable period types: Chippendale, Queen
Anne, William and Mary, Renaissance Sheraton,
| Heppelwhite.
Practically all of them are in either walnut or
mahogany.
The variety and beauty of decorative detail
is literally beyond description.
Passing about among them, the visitor is I'M
pressed, QOuDlIeSS uoI the urSL llulS with kNe
fact that the Wanamaker Furniture Store itself
/ possesses atmosphere!
An oldNStore like this has the advantage that
after forty more years of selling only the
worthest furniture that hands could De laid on
it diffuses pleasant atmosphere of trustworthi-
ness, founded not on mere sentiment, but on facts
of service.
Four hundred thousand dollars worth Of fur
nture is a gigantic purchase. Another hundred
thousand would make it half million. Likely
enough, there but one Store the whole
green earth which possessed, not merely she buy
/ ing power, but the selling power the mutual con-
fidence between Store and customer, 70 create
such a Sale asd make it go forward as this one is
going.
Anv furniture needed for any home may B.
bought in this Sale Vtth profit from tJcO stand
points:
First because Savings interesting at the
moment of purchase; second, because atmosphere
sUiH be interesting GLICGyst
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