Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1923, Page 82

the heads of most of the textile hias been produced a color card that is called thé standard color card of Store Where indicate the strength of the color as | more, cash or combined to give a certain effect. of silks and colored fabrics hl\'e' of the color consummation of thi or a 42-piece dcco. country Is to be found In these 106 | Payments . tones, the trials and tribulations of | OR(. rated dinner set. matching any shade of color ai A ' manufactured is, it is said, numbered resolves itself into a comparison of | { f . . . Sencant ‘ ‘ in Imitation Leather hig associati £ millinery, dry — e = . 2 % us okr dianit Sl o ece i ‘ built and nicely finished. A tion appointed a committee of seven for & long time on the standardiza- | f - ture every home should possess. ted in the project to submit | ples of and fabrics which were Standardized Colors. and allied interests, recelve their . Standardized colors through the Tex- | This Is the = FR E E i o There - America. This card contains 106 With. every pur- ] A=, it is reported, practically all the on Easy Weekly - charge account, a agreed to adopt this standard color: or Monthly % : ver-plated ware set, is claimed, things of the past. Ewv according to standard color. Match- | Davenport-Bed The Textile Color Card Association £oods, cloak and suit, silk and dress of the foremost color experts in the | i 3 [ 1 night. A utility article of furni- oclation invited the Inl“n\( of all the various colors and submitted were then classified ac- ! i { [HE silk manufacturers, as well as , tile Color Card Association. trade colors, each one numbered to | You Can Buy chase of $100.00 or well as the several colors that are | manufacturers,’ jobbers and retailers 35“”‘203 Rogers il card, and as more than 80 per cen colored silk. fabric and accessory g a shade of any color consequently | was organized under the auspices of | Solid oak frame, durably fabrics to do the work. The assocla- | g § e —— - davenport by day, a bed by United States. This committee worked obbers and retailers - N i il Covered in imitation leather. shades h by them. These sam- cording to shades The classification revealed the fact e 4 \ \ I 1 that there were more than .mm dif- L HE? =)= | I\ 5 G . ferent shadee. For instance. there | ) Thef enuine alnut were at least fifty different shades of | 1 — i . blue, each one of which was called 7 ey Sty e et o D Kroehler Overstuffed (| i . Four-Piece almost as many shades of green ! \ = al] called Nile grean. The object of the g Daven Orl'Bed Sulte i ) . o ni Wi decid. v a Sl GOt s to s il Ll P D —— | Bedroom Suite y | smas s krug navy blie, which shsu;»i' 8 m- \ Small Weekly or | B . i Y groen was the true Nile green an 1 __—_$ 75 A it - e - - ¢ <0 on throughout the 2,000 shades. | Vonthl 4 . Ry I 1 % Small Weekly or With infinite pains and a tremen- | || Monthly Payments ~——} A ) ‘ 75 dous amount of work the committee v S ——— - 4 1’0"!}‘1‘ Pflyml’n'! ally agreed on 106 standard shades | . . 2 trade colors. Dyers were then cm- [ o This magnificent suite not only serves ploved to produce the standardi: N I its purpose as an ideal living room 2 : 2 (rade colors, and the standard color 2 S ednii sl i This four-piece suite as shown card was issued to thousands of ; ; MWy (chairs and ctra) - manufacturers. jobbers and retailers | comodations as well—the davenport is 4 { bodi 1l th fean ef,;:ia)'- ot S0 oveh Lo courites. UThe coler Gard quickly changed into a bed when de- L S 1 odies all that you cou esire i sired.” Spring construction, seat and T -AR bedroom furniture at a low back—covering of blue velour. Three o N price. Dresser with mirror, which is in the form of a book, con- talns 106 pieces of colored ribbon. | - named and numbered. ! pieces as shown. 6 S B B : : ow-foot Bed, Chifforette and Semi-vanity with two drawers and triplicate mirrors. third figures indicate relatlve proportion of the com parts of the color. The fourth c strength of the the first three figu figure, 6, in lor, blue; is white; that the and the final the color §; Curious Roads. { : et Cedar Chai CaweMower, All-Metal l ib VERY road in Ch s a forced i ifi , . . ! rRstitn Clnadds e o Closing out at a sacrifice a 4 close-out of solid It’s guaranteed efficient Porch Rocker ; U A wood bench for lawn contributic on the t f the . s . e e e limited number of Baronial 4 d i 1l d 3 i ? i ; individual Chinese to the public we Brows fiber reed seftoes as cedar lawn or porch and is well constructed. Made of meaple; nat: Willow Armchair White enamel all-metal crib, orwalk- Well wadeiand fare. But nothing on carth is of so ! rown fiber 1 chairs; stromgly made; Has 12-inch cuttin : s A well designed, durabl s g ade an 1 o £ ural finish with double ' Y with adjustable side equippe Bitta nterant o' (Culsiciaiasintllc shown. Small weekly or natural bark finish. blades it iedia made Willow drmehair for the with Speing, welfare. at he shoul e com- ) o 1y Fotfeck 1 room or porch. Can be pelleq to make any contribution to monthly payments. makes an ideg) sewing RST L (RS MATRL St ar it is extremely galling to him. Add| 75 rocker. painted to suit. Cushion cxtra. to that the fact that the road \\‘h(chi $ '95 I8 made across his land s suil] == . $ 98 Wood Bench specially priced. d t of his land when it | comes to paying taxes, and one may | form some idea of the relucta: with which the Chinese landowner gives up his portion of ground for i e Swings for SN A% . This Handsome nsa of that stri brings the | T . the Lawn Bodkor asa possible, he puts the road at the (‘nllj of the field, where the adjoinin Four-passenger size, owner must share one-half of the! full, roomy and strongly ic denation with him. But his wade. Put together with d may not be of the I\ 3 —not simply nailed. A . samo length as his, €o that the l\\'u! belts o::',f" o o \ \ With Every pieces of road do not fit together well. | F \ S ¥/ v Chinese highways have a wonderful | o dees adieieyithe Bt / =_ WA B $100.00 tendency to zigzas. | CNEICe0LS: B The road is the exact width of the | Canopy Extra A\ o /4 Purchase Chinese vehicle. It is true that carlsi must meet somewhere, but for such | i : 3 Lo B ey e Yo g | ' We will detiver to : Set of Six Solid Oak Genuine Leather ers must turn out on the planted | g your home, ABSO- e e =3 vorery rree, G| Wk Slip Seat Dining Chairs, Complete To prevent any such liberty the owner has cut a ditch alongside the i ] this Golden Oak Here is a super value in Dining Chairs that's bound road. This a d ep | ) e =\ e ga;-:fl:;na!dils:n e :l:s: Couch Hanlmocks Rocker, covered e | ; to keep us busy tomorrow. Golden oak well-braced frames $ l 8 95 The driver on the road can neither | $19.75 Hammock Swing with imitation leath- 2 g with slip seats of genuine leather. The set of six as turn out for the driver ho meets nor 2 3 ) pass under or over him. Just how the | i of khaki, link spring; er, with every pur- X shown. Small weekly or monthly payment. A Aoes not feel oalled upon to work out. ey . . filled pad mattress; com- more, made during A 7 Self-Watering Metal Plant Box Sy - Constant travel over this narrow H AT i Y plete, with galvanized our June Sales ; 7-Piece Glass Berry Set load causes dust, which is blown i Z 3 metal chain. Canopy and ’ tieross the nearby fislds and at lh(" same time tramples down the surface | metal frame are extra. ot the road. Both causes lower uw§ A . ; . 3 75 CASH OR CREDIT- voad perceptibly. Then comes the Six Saucers | § rains. As soon as the land has re- | S n D . . } S e ety Y il refved u\x fill of water, the remaining S— lt Makes N0 D"fference" S = am;hi"»,mf moisture seeks the lowest level—! - ) S5 ‘ which {s the road. But perhaps one road is lower than another. In that case the water flows In the direction =7 of the lower highways. The higher | . roads form creeks, while the still| / ; Closing Out Hundreds of lower roads become veritable lakes. | In any case, travel is out of the ques- ) | i i tion during the rainy season. | il L i | . Sapphire Bainc Console Model The action of the flowing water is < ! not favorable to the roadbed. The water tears away the looser soil and | =4 < I — S . Phonograph cuts great ®aps in the path. Gradu- gl impassable. . =1 hogany finisk; ar- $ 75 The farmer does not trouble him- tistic period de- L4 self about the uneven road; he is con- | [ Many sold at $2.50 sign; ~guarantced e S I L 3-Pc. Fumed Oak Den Suite O i s mnctuding " the water, he digs into the road and | llhrown h?ck w:am—er u&:l 'l.ae can ge(. i An inexpensive, sturdily constructed suite, ‘) operatic, vocal and Or Monthly Payments t sometimes happens at a road is : lowered as much as one foot during consisting of Armchair, Table and Rocker, ) popular selections. a single year, Next year's rains will seats of brown mntutmn leather. . Take your pick at— work still further havoc; but why should the farmer worry? Public welfare Is concerned, not he. Kuchen o D A 4 =TS ! : Uil Platinum in Oregon. Table — g c ‘ Q LATINUM is so rare a metal and I = - - 14 Pt the same time 8o useful that Wikittieon = | / - J when sums tllm; 280 cdlwu an :mlbu:."t g - A Pho h & S’ R d that it ha een scovere: u I eonalderable quantity in southern ,:'M:: m; g ® Each \ nograp X eCcoros Oregon great interest was imme- T in_th and cutlery = . e ana of the ola channel placer drawer. ; fiiv8 Think of it! Twelve selections deposits. During the last few years 3 g L d Ifll h it 3 method has been devised of saving 4 for $1.00 . . and a dandy little phonograph— 95 e O s et st :fl 3 i ; I $ I ideal for the camp or auto trip ing the tinum at the same time with the l;c.lcl A few platinum nug- All for cets as large as coffee grains have leen found. but most of the metal & in very small grains,