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R 6 PRO DUCTi O AS 
The Passing of the 
Oriental Rug— 
T he future holds no sue hi 
promise of an abundant supply 
of rugs from the Orient as the past 
— our dreams of owning at least a 
few of these treasures from the| 
Far East are becoming more shad- 
owy and intangible. The artistic 
beauty of Oriental rugs, with their 
soft, mystic colorings which fascia 
nate and hold the imagination, will 
soon be beyond the reach of most 
of us. 
What is there to take their place 
—what rug will supply the atmos^ 
phere and reflect the spirit of the 
Orient ? 
BENGAL-ORIENTAL RUGS 
Reproductions of the finest types of Oriental tugs 
The Orient has been the Inspiration — 
America the fulfillment 
Portfolio of color plates sent without charge. 
James M. Shoemaker Co., inc. 
16-18 West 39th St. New York 
Qenuine ^eedTfurniture 
Unusual Designs Created Exclusively for 
Homes of Refinement, Clubs and Yachts 
HIGHEST QUALITY 
BUT NOT HIGHEST PRICED 
CRETONNES, CHINTZES, UPHOLSTERY FABRICS 
Interior Decorating 
TR5 REED SHOP. Inc. 
581 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 
“Suggestions in Reed Furniture” forwarded on receipt of 25c postage 
