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At the same time there is a clearly dclined lesson in the way 

 the ladies are Hocking to those soft brown shades that are so 

 pleasing and restful to the eye. ^ 



When you say "Oak" and "Brown" in the same breath you 

 don't have to cook up any excuse for the combination. Oak nat- 

 urally stands for these soft, comfortable, restful brown interiors. 



It is not necessary that one have unusual discernment to 

 appreciate that a color which the housewife favors is going to have 

 a lot to do with the furniture she buys. 



We have then the condition of the vogue of the brown 

 tones: — Oak is not only at its very best so finished, but is superbly 

 ahead of all competitors in those shades. 



Hence, there seems no possible outcome other than that oak 

 will have all of the call this w-inter. Indeed it has clearly shown 

 its increasing popularity already. 



The wise furniture man will prepare to meet this condition 

 b}' concentrating his attention on new designs in oak. 



For any information on this subject address 



Any Manufacturer on the Succeeding Page 



or 



Oak Information Bureau, 707 Ellsworth Building, Chicago 



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