The new age., August 11, 1900, Image 8

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THE SUMMER PARADE
BTYLES OF FINE DRESSES NOW
IN FASHION.
feotne of the l'rettjr Thin That the
Iteautlea of (lothuui Are Wearing
While on Their Outing Tripe Tea
Uoivui Hcturu to Favor.
Vtw York correspondence!
'UOII In Togue In
tliu stylo of kowii
shown In the Initial
lllimtrutlou and tliu
llrHt of tbcso larger
picturcH. While us
sketched some of
I them were expeu
slve for renroduc
tlon by moat wom
en, the coHtllest of
them presented fea
tures that will con
stltuto helpful In
formation for any
one. Cheap copy
ing can nccompllsh
dresses that are ns
correct In style, nnil
hy a careful choiu
of substitutes In
materials and trim-
'iiiIukh, the result
will look well nigh
m line as did the originals. The xowu
howu In the small picture was white
linen, with nklrt Hide pieces and rcvers of
alt-orer embroidery stitched In pale blue.
STYLES OK THE
The embroidery appeared, ton, In niter
tp Immh with linen In the bodice. Pule
filne buttons held the bodice tabs. At
the left In tho large cut is u scarlet duck
trimmed with bands of scarlet uud whlto
rottou braid. Holeiu, collar ami belt
were trimmed with tine houtuchc bruld,
and front, collar and long cuffs were ecru
ll-ovcr lace. Next comes u luvender
foulard, with sleeves and upper part of
bodice of while lace. A cape of the goods
with a silk und lacti rullle and n tiny
Mack velvet collar was an accessory.
Third In this row Is n while orgamlle
orer rose pink surah. Embroidery In
red and green, bodice belt of the surnh
ml uuderslceve puffs of white orgundlit
were other details, A black and green
rrosH'baned silk grenadine remains In
the picture. It had a vent of corn-colored
taffeta fastened with tabs and costal
buttons, a sailor collar of the goods ami
TilllKK UOWNS AND A WAIST
black elvet belt. Still another type
of these dreses holds the router of the
loiicludlng Illustration. In It were blue
India silk dotted with white, heavy Ivory
law, black elcl bands and white mull
leee puffs.
The gown so popular some years ago
Hut mmed to open or id under gown.
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tnt latter snowing ail mo way aown a
front, Is rovlved. J.orely effects are
mado by an over gown In flowing polo
nulie cut, the nndcrgown showing below.
Cashmere aud crepe, velvet nnd soft silk,
soft silk and lawn or mull arc Combined,
the heavier material making the over
Kown, as a rule. Hleeves are to the el
bow, and may or may not show an under
sleeve. This class of gown may be made
more elaborate by an over gown of all
over lace, In which case the luce gown is
loose In front and may bo belted softly
Into the more closely Ottlug under gown
by a sash belt, the ends of which add to
tho flowhiU effect of the frout. Two of
these two morning dresses appear in the
next picture. The left hand one wns
whlta muslin finished with rtillles und
white lnce and held by a belt of white
crystal'Leods. The other was In the new
ten gown style, and combined nlle green
iiir ..mi ,vlilt.. C'lilnu ullk. The latter
guvo flchu and front. It requires tine"
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IllSfriUllIJUUUII IU lli:tulliini itiuv.i
orntltfn In u morning gown without en
croaching on the characteristics of even
ing dresses. So the wise course Is to be
gin with simple materials aud to avoid
highly wrought additions.
Lace was never In more general use.
Kven shirt waists are luce trimmed, and
for the dress-up sorts the fashion hus
one away beyond the liberal amount of
insertions that appear In "sec-through"
wulsts. Tho newer use of lace Is to apply
It, which, of course, can be done without
Interfering with simplicity of outline. A
sample of these waists Is put In In this
last picture. It was white linen lawn,
and was ornamented with tine tucking
and bands of heavy white lace. Slender
women should take advantage of the cni
HUMMJ2K PARADE.
rent fashion for pleated and box-pleated
waists, with some variation on the yoke
setting low enough to give the long bust
line admired. Shirt waist sleeves should
be large, and though the shoulder may
be fitted long and close, the rest of the
sleeve should be easy enough to ling. The
best model shirt waists, unless they are
distinctly of the fancy bodice type, do not
iinvo iindersleeves, IJndersleeves, how
ever, ni t a boon to the woman whose
arms ate not quite In proportion. She
can correct their lines If her wits are
equal to a simple trick. A double or
triple puffed undersleees coming from
an nersleeve slopped at just the right
place will make any arm all right. Such
sleeves are plentiful with walking, driv
ing and church gowns,
Slender women should be sure not to
luce tightly. A line almost straight from
under the arm over the hip Is admired
THAT HAVE NEWNESS.
now. To help this effect the tn.plet
gowns are charming. Made of liberty
silk, satin or of ome type' of quaint od
time lawn, the look Is as much as possi
ble that of A tlowlug robe belted In easily,
Copy.lglit, tlHW.
Morulug always draws night to Uajr.
THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
raits This In Tour lTt.
Beginning Sunday, Juno 24, the As
toria A Columbia ltivor Railroad will
put into effect a train schedule by
which passengers can leave Portland
daily at 8 A. M., arrive at Seaside at
12:80 P. M., remain at the beach nntil
C P. M., and roaoh Portlavd nt 0:40 P.
M. From Astoria to the beach trains
will run daily at 8:15 A. M. aud 11:85
A. M., leuvo Seaside at 2:30 P. M and
6 P. M., connecting at Astoria with
Portland train.
Arrangements have also been made
with the O. It. & N. Co. for a daily
boat to connect with tho morning train
Ironi Portland, loaviug Astoria at 2 P.
M., and making direct connection At
llwoco with truln for North Hoaeh
points. Also boat to leave Ihvaco in
afternoon to connoct with evening train
for Portland.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
In tho, County Court of tho State of
Orogon, for Multnomah County.
In tho matter of Iho estato of Henry
M. Chase, deceased.
Notico is hereby given that tho un
dersigned has been appointed adminis
rator with tho will annexed of Henry'
M. Chttso, deceased. All persons hold-V
lug claims against said estate nro here-
by notified to present tho' same, duly
verified undor oath, with tho proper
vouchers, to tho undorslgnod at No.
100,' Grand avenue, Portland, Oregon,
within six months from the dato bow
of. HENRY S. HOWE, .
Administrator of tho Estato of Henry
M. Chase, Dqcoasod.
Dated at Portland, Orogon, this 25th
day of April, A. D 1000.
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1'iA First Street,
llet. W'SKlilnuton nnd Alder
I'lione Oregon Hud 011 1'lionc Columbia 6C8
JOHN ECKI.tlNI), Proprietor,
Portland, Or.
J. I MUIU'II Y. F. N. 8T0I.TZJ
PARK jSALOON.
Corner Park aud Burnsido Sts.
Fine Wints, Liquors and Clean.
Private Rooms for Families.
Golconda Mining Co.
Office! Chamber of Commerce.
Next to Ssto Depoilt Vault. -
A limitad amount of stock of this Corn.)
pany for sale. For particulars apply to'
J, A, ARMENT,
Assistant Secretary.. .
HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
,. HOTII l'HONKS...
Trve lera tliouM lnlo"S" Street Tor at Union
Depot nlttt irnimtor nt Vnmliill Street to Kt
A niiney fur.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
BOYD & ARNOLD
...deiii'Ml Aseuti ..
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 First Street, Near Stark.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service. ,
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 5033.
McMIN'S OARIOUC GBMPNID
For sirvluii,lf,lUi'k, gtecn or woolly )tl,
moo unit oilier ltiuu growth ml hia in)
equal f'ir tlioliir oi tlir moth ami luvlgtirat
Inn tin- trrra. No licullns r IkUIIiic, olniply to
illlutu HU colit ht ami U luvxiuilw.
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
It i'omHiuiulrd on olriilltlc rinriU Irom ,
Initio mid mul Stockholm pain lir, mt ileiro
tli ttcVi tud cHfi'liiH corf llioioab.lctvliiK
lln nheep In ln'tltliy oniutHum. UjIiik Uo
uih nt i KKAtrtt tlkuK'OlHiilii Wno u. l'rk
Itmritol ny kooJ aii. Aililrv ll (orr
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FISHER, TH0RSEN & CO,
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Portland, Or.
Pacific Coast Agts.
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A. IV. ALLEN
Dispensing
Phmrmmelmi
Phone, Oregon Mmln 403
Ooluntblm 4-14-
16 th mn Marshall Sim.,
23rtl and Savior Stm,,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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iiiiiiffl'ljJ)iwi'I!j!tlulusbH
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Hatters
and
.Furnishers
SokAentsfor KNOX HATS
...BUFFDW & PEHDIiETOH-
94 Third Street,
PORTLAND, ORE.
GOLDEN WEST m
BAKING. I
POWDER I
It Is PUREST M
It Is CHEAPEST (M
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UTonAMHetCitliSitToarlfeitrBiek VM
Cixjmit A Ditkhi, I'ortbud, Or. nfy
A. J. FARMER
Wholesale
and Retail
GROCER...
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
Thlrd.St., Cor. Jefferson
Both Phone.
Dr. Fred. A. Reisachei
DENTIST
Or4uiU of th Northwtitem UBUrriltjr
Uanul Colltf.
rirtt-Clois Work and Prlets Rtuoaibli
Ttl Dekum Bid's, Cor.lhlnl A Wublnston.
tOHTLANI), Or. Omcon 'fliout q,reii 4X
F. DHESSEH & CO.
-1MPORTKRS OK-
fiirau, French and English Delicacies
Wholel
Ckiul lifttll Dflfr In
Fine Groceries,
Teas and...
Table Delicacies
CHOICE FAMILY LIQUORS
'Cor. Seventh & Washington Sts.
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
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Portland Mining1
and
trust Co., Ltd.
...BROKERS
Mines and Mining Claims Bought & Sold
; VomPMilt?" Oririili'l. Corrcinoml
V' - vtive Solicit!.
Ojl. J'.OSKN'H.M.K, ConJultliiK KiiKlurr,
W. Itiiom ilj-tb Oh'suiiUu UuIMIiii;.
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ALLEN &
Shipping: & Comri-iission
WHOLESALE
To ttre time ddren all Communlctlotn to the Couipnr
Was. 46 to 54 Front Street, North.
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DON'T WEAR A TRUST COLLAR
DON'T SAY you are against TFUSTS and be their best
friend by giving them your money.
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Union Made and
MADE BY MEN FOR MEN
RISE AND SHINE
THRASHER
OPORTO
GOLD ROPE ....
CAVALIER
PLUG TOBACCO
v MADE BY THE
WI'LSON & M'CALLAY TOBACCO COMPANY
MIDDLETOWN, OHIO.
The Only Independent Union Plug Tobaccos.
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THE H. C. ALBEE COMPANY
DKALKR8 IK
SECOND HAND MACHINERY.
00 Bast Water Street PORTLAND, OREGON.
DRINK THE FAMOUS,
FOR SALE AT ALL THE
BREWERY AND OFFICE,
&J&&
Headquarters for CAMERAS
Free Dark Room for Amateurs.
Lm and Immigration Anti Ln and Iniuranca Aftat
M. L. CAUSEY, General Manager.
The Causey Real Estate Co.
Frm, Fruit and Timber Lands, Stock Ranches,
Mining Properties. .J J1 J J J
Office: Foley-Roche Building. LA GRANDE, OR.
Flour Mill ana WarBboase MacmnerT
OF ALL KIINDS.
SUk and Wire Bolting Cloth of all numbers. Cotton, Leather and
Chain Belting of all sires. The only Exclusive Mill Supply House.
OROFUT. M'AYEAL & CO.,
Telephone Grant 861. 49 FIRST STREET.
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Write for Catalogue and Prices.
THE FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
La Grande, Oregon.
CAPITAL, Sti0,000.00; SURPLUS, 8,500.00.
I) I It MOTORS: J. l. Rlnehart, Geonje Acklea, J. D. McKennon, Joseph
Paliner. K. 8. Stanley. J. II. Kobbins, J. W. ScrHnrr. '
OKKIOKKS; J. 11. Itinehart, president; Jiiet.h Taluaer, vict-prMideBt; J.
V, Scriber, cahler.
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351 Morrison Street
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