Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 19

[T WD * SHIFTS T0 PACIFIG Western Rim of U. S. One of Country’s Most Impor- tant Boundaries. H “With the awakening of the far east, the shifticg of world interest to the Pacific. and the rapid growth of. Its commerce, the western rim of the United States, where it touches the vastest of the world's oceans, is be- coming one of the country's most im- portant boundaries,” says a bulletin issued by the Washington, D. C, Leadquarters of the National o ‘f:l!)hh‘!c Society. s 8 rippling line of Pacific gurf marks the end of the great Aryanm | migration, which began ages ago in Some mysterious, unknown land of . New York—WASHINGTON—Paris. i I SPECIAL - ' | #or : MEN 50 Dozen Summer Your Opportunity to Save on Wicker Furniture ‘Many Beautiful Pieces and Suites at Special and Reduced Prices Actual Woodward & Lothrop Qual- The Boys’ Shop Places on Sale Tomorrow: 300 Fine New Summer Wash Suits, $1.95 Needless to tell you, thiS , is a very specidl price in- 3 '[ ]’ . i it.y Wicker Furnit.ure of the fmest de- EEE;“{_,,‘}E;}‘,,";;T—‘“H‘ Shrough * the _ deed. The suits are styled rl.lon sign and construction. Every piece from ktg i U ever westiward, .and made by one of our regular makers, and are the same identical quali- ties, styles and materials as we select for our regular stock, but are very much below the prices prevailing : g SE . e world’s history as it went. Aere our stock; e\f ery }[:mt‘e ne}\lw, every piece {his’ boundary” of “white. colonization 5 vellow people of the zas 2 appropriate for the best omes. Shown themselves ready to flow 1o o counter current, making complicated racial problems and giving the west- ern boundary an ethnic importance which none of the other three boun- daries possesses. Pacific Seaboard Mystery. For centuries after the discovery of the Atlantic coast of America, even for centuries after Balboa first looked. {upon the Pacific at Panama gnd after his compatriots sailed ships across its Suits $1.15 Each Made of an_ exception- ally fine and enduring . These are a few of th& exeeptional oppgrtunities to save, B Reed-Fiber Armchairs and Rockers Fine for porch and living room. : Breakfast Sets White Striped Madras in g (ILLUSTRATED) i > i 2 - . Vi D Ships in regular stock for such | several _patterns: soft, Table and four chairs; chairs fit snugly Special $8.50 and $9.75 each e, Sibanse. the Pacific P: pec Z grades. smooth, comfortable fin- around the table when not in use. > ;ZMTdfir?::i(;l!:u-:la{-l:fl(u';" . Capril- 2> /4 ish. s . z s el TR 0t s true, - . 2 P Reduced prices, $43.50, $47.50, $56.50 Brown Reed-Fiber Armchairs and - Sexicin [ R A 4o We have pictured four of the diffezent models, Sleeveless knee-length 7 4 Sreluon ate et Lhorth as far 2o shonng zemeing of the warcry of e $ ] ;95 e oeer soros e e . | | vree-Plece Reed Suites e Bititecks it I = color combinations—all at one price ......... e sure freedom in the various Consisting of settee, armchair am}il arm e (t ; S g ico bay. one' f,; ,;,;?’;e“_:"j Shhs : . L0 - . motions of the hody. & rocker. Attractive brown finish with rich . ich tapestry loose seat cushions and up- 37 BesL of the harbors of the world, s - 2 A to P # that:V:,lxeewa"t foal you;_panlgular. s bl .quallti (])f ;he nllatenals, andithe fact Every suit'is cut full and tapestry seat and back cushions. holstered back. Spring seat construction. where land-locked * Seatire. sos” e 'y are weaves which will give splendid service and look well after frequent tub- ¥ iy ial, $17.75 each { Eroup of other fine harbors now han- bings—and they are cool and desirable for wear throughout the summer—here or anywhere. {gosnaya‘r:';:c!“uéefl"s from 34 Reduced to $97.50 Special, $17. ) eal | dle & large part of the commerce be- tween Aricrica and the orient, {lure of early navigators to 0 bay, though many d up and down the ¢ Spanish even made x { 10 discover a satisfac- tory harbor, constitutes one of the Hir ot e Bl SR Suits with striped pants asd white waists Suits with colored pants and white waists Short sleeve and Iongl sleeve models. Oliver Twist and Middy types, in a complete range of sizes from 2 to 10 yedrs.. Each Chinese Sea Grass Armchairs, $10; Rockefs, SIL ; Ivory or Brown Reed-Fiber Rockers, cretonne seat cushions and back, $14.75. Gray, Ivory, B‘g: or Frosted Brown Enameled Chinese Reed Chairs, $17.50. Brown Reed-Fiber Rockers or Chairs, with magazine pocket. $16.75%ach. They average less . than half the usual price for qualities of o e 5 & % 5 - -Fi i i t ction; high-grade !"_I)'slgrles of the Pacific seaboard ; suit is properly sized, so that you may buy the size that the boys usually take and know this kind. o e;‘;’r‘;‘f"&‘fi:‘g;"‘;;‘lf"d Fiber Suite, spring seat-constriiction; high g jAoniis fores o, Supposed o have i that it will fit. g P Frosted Brown Fiber Rocker, cretonne upholstery. $1675 and $2150. miles northwest of San Francisco, ang Early Selection Wil be N the Value 15 Such . You should get yours with- St. George Wide-arm Natural Willow Chairs, $1050, Uny Drice bay. mors s csthe y on lecessary, as the ue ontrcclay. ch Natural Willow Tables, $8.75, : ) northwest of the Golden Gate, and the Farralone lslands, an equal dis- | tance due west of the entrance to the : Breat bay, but none of these sojourn- €IS appears 1o have obtained the | siightest inkling of the existence so {close by of the matchiess harbor. | The Lay was first sighted from the land in 176%, more than 200 years _ aniards began their search rea aSt OatS an egliges for a Pucinc coast harbor, and it was six years later when the first ship Y B sailed tArough the Golden Gate. Men's Store, First floor. 25-inch Brown Reed Fiber Tables, $8.50. Willow and Reed Section, Fifth fioor. Boys' Shop, Fourth floor. = That the Entire 300 Should be Disposed of Tomorrow , . Something Every Kitchen Should - Have—One of These Quality Gas Ranges And You May Arrange Conveniént Terms of Payment if You Wish * : Quality Gas Ranges have the improved- air shutter, with seven adjustments, which regulate the mixture of gas and air so that you get the right fuel for proper cook- ing. : 2 Another feature of these ranges is the gray porcelain . 5 Wh At Exceptionally Low Pricings i e s A recent shipment brings new models that ]i‘l‘l;eu.u‘ch 'c,::{;e dgp‘igz’fi;mt:;‘:mpfif are really captivating, and just the sort you will | Of Sbe latter south of Massachusetts, want to tuck away into vour vacation trunk. | S A AT T The breakfast coats are ‘as?{-l ufl two-toned satin, in lovely shades of rose. geranium. flame, light and old blue, tur- . < < anoite archid andl saveio Ditie Ty el i il | nboriance on the Soitpda, of major ings, colored fruit and flower buds. in pastel colors, cleverly | United States lund-locked by a sand trim them. $13.50, : { 8pit. Point Loma. forming the northern The negliges are of crepe de chine; some slip over the head, others open down the front. ‘They are shirred to form an empire effect, and daintily hemstitched—in’ pink, light or old blue, lavender and rose. $8.50. Among the very many other models you will find some San Diego ‘s north of the Mexi- j and from With only & few miles of narrow low- lands between the sea and the hills or mountains, by way of exception, | the coast i1s vold a Y rugged. Parts e { ] X - . ) = = i {of it are what ologists call & enameled broiling and drip pans and white porceiain enamel - beautifully embroidered ahd scalloped. others trimmed with joe o 2 a e Pr diwiiite patceug enan pleated rufflings and wide evelets run with ribbon. $13.50 and S15. e s o flenere - aonstaiag oven door panels, which makes a much better looking have sunk so that the water meets . o - Neglige Section, Third floor. range and one that is easily kept sanitary and spotless. ¢ 24-gauge steel is the lightest weight sheet metal used, and in many instances 18-gauge is the weight, so that there is not the excessive expansion of heat and cold frequently found in stoves of less quality. Quality Gas Ranges are neither overbuilt to justify a price nor underbilt to meet.a price. In'them quality and i their steep slonés. Parts are ‘uplifted | coasts” where ‘mountains once under the sea have partly emerged, and their slopes are still lapped by the @ | waves. “It is the mountainous and bo'd character of the Pacific coagt which sels it off most distincily from the coast of the Atlantic. From a point i4fty miles north of San Francisco | one may sail northward for hundreds A Summer Mode Is Foreclst in These \ Delightfully Styled * Gowns for Women = . S ! ~ - { of miles alongside bluffs and pr . price are balanced properly, and we believe they represent —of Georgette, Crefie de Chine and | tories, finding hardly any indentations the greatest value possible to offer. . Combinations of Both {or ampertance. it s this segien | which made the Spaniards despair, be- fore they discovired San Francisco bay, of finding that essential to com- merce imall ages, a safe, commodious port. Today the problem has been olved on a small scale at least by he construction of cable tramways xtending from the heights to out- ying rocks. But lack of ports and { the roughness of the country imme- { diately inland have held back the de- elopment of much of coastal north- California. Nortn of tae main bulke of the Pa- ‘We will be glad to have you call and inspect these Gas Ranges which we have placed in our stocks only after the most careful analysis of the qualities which a range should possess. Prices are $62.50, $72.50, $75, $100, $138.50 and $165 The two larger sizes with 6 and 8 burners Housewares Section, Fifth floor. ~ ) Priced $45 and $50 Gowns that achieve distinction by simplicity—attain .~ fashion by novel trimmings and smart combinings of fab- . rics, and that accentuate the grace of long slender lines by their designing. Ideally summer-like is a gown of pleated georgette crepe, over figured crepe de chine, The skirt is in four sectional panels, while the filet edged collar and tiny glass buttons add a smart touch’ to the bodice. This model*is 'New Living Room Sdites, Beautiful Adaptations of Old Furniture Classics Marked at fic coast, Cape Mendocino, small bays ~ N = : 5 L 5 1€ b lare more numerous in California, ! 3 W 5 in navy or black combined with white and shows with {Oregan and Washington, and about K th M ths 0 t the Lowest Prices We Have Known in Several Years what success two fabrics are being used this season. $50. e anh e ds have hais eep e (4 u = Many other gowns, fashioned of georgette or crepe ¢ [\‘:X‘:g:nem";u'll;:soélml J';;‘:eb‘:lrrl‘l‘}l¥ ecatbion il z / - ot d.c chine, some combined with taffeta or satin, queled on !q"er 500 miles north of the Golden loss‘fjrsoe n:};;cn;:::::gwl:r ':mh So s and you will not suffer Furniture of charm, of ‘style, of refinement, of genteel associa | lines of the latest mode, some cleverly adorned with crys- Gate, @ good deep water harbor s - 3 . Tls = & i i > iri ibeads,- others trimmed with wide bands imay evi v 2 i ign—possessing an art and beauty that is tal ‘or iridescent (beads,. others {niay even ascend the Tiver to Bort Wayne Cedared Wardrobes for clothes, blankets, draperigs. . tions in its period design—p g ¥ of filet late are shown i navy or black, and several styles {1and nearly 100 miles infand. characteristically modern. P There 'is no more delightful and moderately priced showing of Living Room Suites to be seen hereabouts, we feel sure. We . want to emphasize the values because they deserve it—prices are 35 to 40 per cent less than they were six months ago, and in most cases gualities-are better. ; Ten-Mile-Wide Strait. in white. - 5 | “More than $50 miles north of San W emtnts’Drass) Nection SERINT Hoce: 3 |Francisco s the en-mile-wide Strait . {of Juan de Fuca, the entrance,to jPuger sound, the great sunken val- . 5 7% {ley which carries deep water for / I/lctrola No. 90, 9?5125 more than a hundred miles into the L Loany V) epsiar ety Delivered to your home upon the payment of $10 { DR che (CASA BHsteh Pronic. Dust-No Garment Bags, with side opening. $150 to $2.25. Closgard Folding Cretonne Wardrobes. $4, $4,50 and $5. Lavender and Napthaline.” 20c each; $235 dozen Mothozone Oriental Crystals. 35c°package; $4 dozen. Red Cedar Chips. 15c each; $L75 ozen. Moth Balls. 20c package. Reefer’s No-moth complete with holder. $2; refills, $1L50. Housewares Section, Fifth floor. . It Is Quick, Cool and Easy jaffords many miles of matchless land- }iocked harbors. The center of the en- - \ !heart of the state of Washington, and “After an interval of nearly 600 : x . e warth of records. o the Vi the Paciie coust agmia ) c fEtegant (Qwemtutted Two piece/ Site, |+~ Larec imssive uojpiccet Suite wvon. One month later you begin paying on the instry- | |bccomes terriiory o the Unitea Siates to “Dust I hls Electric ‘Wa'y deep loose spring cushions resting on rein- derfully resilient; upholstered in hand- ment at the rate of $10 a month. - reached. "For ‘more than o thousand - forced spring base; spring arms, uphol- some brocaded mulberry velour, $500, . ' ‘We do not charge interest on any.Victrola pay- e iRauln) tho iwatire WP the Tanite stered in beautiful black and gold damask, Queen Anne Cane and Mahogany Three- ", § ments. - i o e Y arm of the peninsula and the Aleu- tian Islands off its point sweep out into the ocean. Practically all of this , seaboard is a ‘drowned coast.’ rugged , beyond description, with countless bays, gulfs, islands and channels. %8 HO WER combined with plain taupe velour, $475, ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPER " VICTROLA NO. 90 IN ENGLISH BROWN MA- HOGANY, RED MA-" . _piece Living Room Suites; spring base, loose springd cushions, ‘extra pillows and roll; upholstered in black and gold dam- A Two-piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite of decided luxury, loose spring cush- K W h 11 these convolutions are : eanstal;t“):'lu:;ed" cle::n :vith the long-. stered in'soft taupe mohair, $300, Two-piece Cane and Mahogany Living ALNUT. lof the peninsula are for the most part ' que <, A 2 W | heavily wooded, often to the wvery {water's edge. Snow-clad mountans tower above ships as they sail !through the inland and iglaciers discharge a never-ending | succession of icebergs into some of ! the bays. Room Suite; Chippendale desigh; uphol- !stered in brocaded taupe velour, $250; = . Louis XV Cane and (Mahogany Suite, upholstered - in beaytiful blue and taupe 7 A very. attractive, and graceful désign, exactly as illustrated.y ¥ "May we have the pleas- armed attachments of THE HOOVER: For the dust is removed each time; it is not merely scattered into.the air to settle elsewhere. ~ . Three-piece Tapestry Suite, upholstered in a fine handsome tapestry; large daven- port, wing chair and arm chair, $375, % There is no exertion to tire.or overheat one. There is less temptz_tion . to give the house Overstuffed Living Room Suite; uphol- stered in elegant two-toned striped vel6ur with loose " spring . cushions .and broad spring arms,; $235, - _ . Adam . design Cane aad Mah brocaded velour, with loose spring cushions_ and exgra pillows, $395, & A very elegant Large Three-piece Over- stuffed: Livihg Room Suite, with loose spring cushions; spring base construction . * ferred? ; ure of demonstrating "if to you—or perhaps, another style of Victrola, if pre- a “lick and a_ promise.” - Three Specially Issued ' - Victrola Dance Records ~Three-piece Liying Room Suite, uphol- and spring arms; upholstered in beautiful | _ stered in bedutiful tapestry, $250, : B brocaded taupe velour, 3385, 13 Without undue staoping or stretching, the dusting Odd Desi in Overstuffed Da rts, $150 to $235. 4 ¥ G2 S = is swi i d_dustless!: lished. Cob- ¢ AgRA S Livers oy CODAELS, S 3 Toddle, introducing “Maori” - : 'ie\::'frg:i :::l’lgp:tnug vn"hi:;’_ed, n‘pu(m :very Odd Cane and Mahogany Davenports, $135 to $200. S e )1&7‘5’. * Medley Fox Trot ?4 Benson’s Orchestra high, low, or ordinary inaccessible. | Caneand Mahogany Uphofstered Chairs and Rockess, $29.50 to $90. ~ 7 )Moonlight . -Fox Trot Whitemar’s Orchestra APFLY Bosincl aa girectod THE_ HOOVER keeps Hoor coverings ‘thorogghly . Mahogany Living Room Tables in period designs, $35 to $175. {8757 Scandinavia * Fox Trot , Benson's Orchestra and smarting at once. ! 1 d it which enables the user to enjo; 3 z = s B B - 1 3 en watch the trouble the wse of theuy il dBrif the summer MO - Mahogany Davenport Tables, in period designs, $90to $125. - 85c’ fAin't We Got Fui Fox Trot - Benson’s Orch. ! : ~ Mahogany Davenport-end Tables, $2250 to $35, . Whiteman’s Orchestra - . Mahogaiy Desks, in period designs, $50 to $195. - Fox Trot 18758 Cherie Fox Trot 88¢ *Man (Mon Homme) 7 fl"{Vhioem(an’s Orchestra el " We will gladly demonstrate THE HOOVER in your home on yoyr own rugs. Call, phone or write,t R@_ggol N at