Evening star. [volume], December 13, 1931, Page A-10, Image 10

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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JHHHi 18x34 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! • This Christmas the
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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 same 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. • 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 * I 1 6 by 9 feet *66
36 by 63 inches * 2 8 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. * 9 4 5 0
4 ft. 6 in. by 7 ft. 6 in. *395« 9 by 12 feet *100
PRODUCT OF KARAGHEUSIAN
Aoir on Sale at Washington'* leading Furniture and Department Stores• See Window Displays.
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