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GOWNS tfOH EVENING.
THIS SEASON HAS BEEN
FOR THEM.
EASY
Great Latitude Allowed In Cut and
FJnl-h Many Pretty Idena for Bite vcn
-Two 1'rlticess Drcsec that Are Very
Pretty Notes on the Mode.
New York correspondence:
UIjHS for ovenlnjr
1 gowns hnvo been
piwy cm I winter;
that Ih, In nearly
every pnrtlculnr of
tlielr cut nin! flnlflh
n wide flvlil of
choice linn been left
to the individual.
HloeveH hnvo been
luilMuiigth, short or
long. The mom pop
nlnr bIppvo Ih n
triiiiHpnrent hnlf
Hlcevu. The Hhort
Hleevo tuny bo u
close cup, n Htrnp
or n uioilillciition of
tin- olibfiiMliloned
bnby puff. Home viirlntlon of the enp
bIcovc, trnnxpuretit n ml llttliiK clone over
tliu Hhouliler, Ih ninth favored, (Hows
meot the hIpuw, wherever that may be,
though elbow rIowm need not bo worn
with Hhort hIpowh when the arm Ih very
pretty. A few fanciful compromise! nru
shown In hIpowh, nH n lattice work of rib
bon or of In co stropping, making a "long"
UNI) 01-' TIIH HKAHON
bIccvo, or a full elbow sleeve of traUMpar
ent material silt on tho Inner side of the
arm, ho that tho "sleeve" Is rather u drap
ery than a covering.
Except for very formal wear the cut
out Is not very low, A yoke, cut out to
low Cecilia effect, UiiInIiph under a tint
scrolling of lace, and Hofu crepu Is drawn
In tiny pleats from under tho lace to tho
belt. The gown funlcim under the arm
and over tho Hhuiilder, A finish of Hat
laco scrolled elaborately makes an urtU
tic edge to (he Hiilnt Cecilia neck.
Often princess effect Ih secured by
moatiH of an orerdtesH of laco or other
transparency. Two such gowns appear
In tho lUTOuipntiylug Illustration. Tho
first was cream all-over laco over pulu
blue taffeta, Hprays of pale pluk velvet
roses increased ItH look of richness. The
other princess overdress was knife pleat
ed black chiffon over white taffeta, with
olnbornto trimming of laco and silver se
quins. Tho bolero appears In evening
towns, of course, In many counting as a
haudtfomc addition. Tho little Jacket of
the gown sketched for today's Initial was
very pretty, though the most Milking fea
ture of this drvhs was Its odd sleeve.
They reflected the general tendency of
sleeves- for with all their variety sleeve
how a general tendency which Is to
widen below the elbow, White silk crepe,
white luce touched with gilt and narrow
stvv - ifi
m
NO V K I. IN CUT AND -'NlSll.
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black velvet ribbon wcrp ItH material!.
Of the two other examples sketched tlu
first wn pluk moucselinu taffeta appli
qued with red silk roses and foliage. A
band of heavy white guipure showed on
the bodice and gave the sleeves. The oth
er gown was white silk muslin, finished
witli rufllcH of the goods, with tucking
and with embioldery III gilt thread. Ilotli
were for very formal use, to which the
cut-out of limited round Is not deemed
siilllclent.
In respect to their elaborateness, nfter
noon reception dresses nro almost the
equals of evening gowns, and iiultu outdo
the average dancing get-up. Their em
broideries are wondrous, and there Is a
teudency to force loud colors. Still, black
Is much used, nnd because It can be al
tered readily Is an economical choice.
Princess slips of black laco set over chif
fon or silk undersllpH are nlways pretty.
The effort at tight fitting bodices has suc
ceeded, yet the front of the reception
gowns may be a little loose or on the
straight order. Yoko nnd sleeves to
match of transparent material are as
popular as ever for reception gowns, the
yoko often Btartllngly deep. Tho under
sleovo Is here in all Its glory. For It nro
tho choicest lace and the most delicate
embroidery. Often yoke and undersleevo
match. The half-sleeved bolero over nn
tiuderbodlce allows for all sorts of elab
oration In sleoves. Half-sleeves are more
worn than long sleovcH. The close strap
cuff that finishes most sleeves Is often
Jeweled, nnd sometimes n band of gold
braid slipped through n buckle Is used,
In which caso the edge of the sleevo up
pears In rullle finish below tho bracelet.
To such an extreme of fanclfulness do
many of these gowns go that the four ox-
KVKXINO WKAlt.
amples grouped hero by tho artist arc not
a whit above the average of elaborate
iichh demanded by fathlouables. llrlef
descriptions will show, however, Unit sim
plicity had no place In them. First U a
pale gray cashmere, with skirt panels of
lillick velvet appllqued with cream lace,
and with rovers, collar and cuffs finished
with white satin embroidered In silver.
Next comes an ecru cloth finished with
tucking and white stitching, and with
front and ituderHleeves of very delicate
white all-over embroidery. The third pic
tured gown was lavender ulhatross, gilt
braid, applique of lolet silk and a helio
trope velvet belt being other Oct nils. Last
Is a biscuit broadcloth embroidered In
green and white. All brand new notions
of cut and finish are doubly welcomed for
such gowns, and they rarely have been
showier than throughout this hciinou.
A dainty trimming for both evening
and reception gowns consists of wreaths
of chiffon flowers. Those are made either
flat or petaleJ, and are laid about tho
cut-out or the edge of the yoke, and oftou
are applied on tho skirt. In black they
are swagger on gown of any shade.
Copyright. 1001.
Most economical in the party line Is
tho lowly dress of whltd Swiss or organ
Ole, which will ero equally well for
OrvsD-up lu summer.
w ".ann 'iMBn'iiuM
SHEHlFFa HALE.
In the ciroult court of the Stat of
Oregon for the county of Multnotnak.
Portland Trust Company, of Oregon,
plaintiff, va J. 0, Ilnvoly and Anna
Ilavoly, defendants.
By virtuoof an oxecntion duly Issued
out of nnd undor tho seal of the above
entitled court, in the above entitled
cause, to mo duly directed and dated
tho 17th day of January, 1001, upon a
judgment rondered and enterod in said
court on tho 18th day of Juno, 1000,
in favor of Portland Trust Company of
Oregon, plaintiff, and against J. O.
ilavely and Anna Havoly, defendants,
for tne sum of $4,437,83 with interest
thereon at tho rato of 10 por cent per
annum from tho 'J8th day of December,
1000, and also tho costs of and upon
this writ, I did on tho 10th day of
January, 1001, duly lovy upon the fol
lowing doacribod real property, to-wit:
An undivided one-third interest in and
to tho following dosoribod real prop,
erty:
Ail of lot soven (7) in block sixteen
(10) in tho city of East Portland,
Multnomah county, Oregon.
All of lots ouo (1), two (2), throe
(U), four (4), flvo (5), six (0), seven (7),
eight (8) and "D," in block throe (8),
in Drookland Holghts, nn addition to
Fast Portland (now' Portland), Multuq
mah county, Oregon.
All that part of tho south ono-third
(13) of tho following doacribod parcel
of land: ilogiuning at a point which
is thirty-two (82) chains and sixty
eight (08) links south and twenty. -two
(28) chains and sixtoon (10) links
west of tho quarter sootion post of sec
tions two (2) and eleven (11) town
ship ono(l) south, range ono(l)east, of
Willamette meridian and running
thenoo east soven (7) chains; thence
south threo (8) chains and nlaoty (00)
links; thence west throo (8) chains and
eighty (80) links; thonco south two
(2) chains and ninety (00) links;
thence north olghty-uluo (80) degrees
and fifty (60) miuutos west throe (8)
chains and twouty (20) link; thonce
north five (5) chains and sevouty (70)
links to tho placo of beginning, con
talnlug 3.01 acres of laud, moro or less,
in Multnomah county, Orogon.
All of tho north thirty-sown (87) feet
of lot olght (8), block Rovouty-aix (70)
Htophons' ndditiou to tho city of East
Portland, in tho city of Portland,
Multnmah county, Oregon.
Now, Thoroforo, by virtuo of said ex
eoutlon, I will on Monday, tho 20th
day of February, 1001, at tho hour of
10 o'clcok, A. M.i at tho front door of
tho county court house, in the olty of
Portland, said county and Htato, sell at
public auction, subject to ledomption,
to tho highest bidder, for U. S. gold
coin, cash in hand, all tho right, title
ami lntoroit which the within named
defendants or cither of them had on
the dato of the judgment horoin (the
18th day of Juno, 1000) or since hal,
in and to the ulmo dosorlbed real nron-
erty or any part thereof, to satisfy sijld
execution, iuterost, costs and all acc.ni-
CtU
20l
lng costs.
Dated Portland, Orogon, January
1001. WILLIAM FKAZIKIt,
Sheriff of Multnomah County Oregon,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In tho circuit court of tho state of
Oregon for tho county of Multnomah.
L. I. Hawkins, plaintiff, vs. Currlo
Jones, tt nl., defendants.
ily virtuo of an oxooutlou duly is
suod out of anil under tho sonl of tho
said oirouit court to nio duly dlroctod
and dated tho llnl day of January,
1001, upon jiulgmout duly roudurod
and outorud in said court and causo
ou tho -'I'd day of January, 1803, in
favor of said L. L. Hawkins and
against Z. T. Wright, ot nl., theroiu,
lor tho sum of $0,102.80, with iuterost
thoroou at the rato of 10 per ceut per
annum from tho 23d day of January,
1803, uud tho further sum of 550.a6,
with iuterost thoroou at the rato of 8
per cent per unuum from the 23d day
of January, 1802. uud tho further sum
of $1811.75 costs nnd disbursements ,
thoreln, which judgment has boon
heretofore duly sold, aailgued and
transferred to tho Ainsworth National
Dank ot Portland, Orogon, and upon
which jiulgmout thoro has boon paid
aud credited certain amounts so that
thoro remained duo uud unpaid thereon
on tho 14th day of March, 1000, tho
sum of $U82.8l. 1 did ou tho 7th day
ot Jauuaiy, 1001, duly levy upon tho
following dosoribod real proporty situ
ated in tho county of Multnomah,
stato ot Oregon, to-wit.
Lots 1 ami 3 iu block 4 in Highland;
also lot 14 iu block 13 iu Paradise
Spring traot, aud lot 8 in blook 50 in
Portlund City Homestoud, aud will in
oompliuuco with its commands on
Monday, the 18th day ol February,
1001, at tho hour of 10 o'clock A. M.,
at the front door of the county conn
homo, in the city of Portland, said
county and statu, soil the said real
proporty at publio auotiou to the high
est bidder for cash to Batisfy the bal
auce due on sail judgment, to-wit:
1382.34 with interest thereon at tho
rate of 10 per cent per annum from the
14th day of March, 1000, aud tho cost!
ol and upon said writ.
Dated Portland, Oregon, January 14,
1001.
WILLIAM FRAZIER.
Sheriff of Multnomah County, Oregon,
L. W. OARKAH AN. Trasldsnt.
u. 11. tlAHDNElt, Vice 1're.ldeat.
W. W, TKUHV, Troasurer.
Portland Implement Co;
JOHN DEERE PLOW8,
HARROWS, ETC.
FARM MACHINERY
AND VEHICLES.
188-194 Front Street, Portland, Ore.
2!5L.
O. M, Hofsteater
PHOTOGRAPHER
165 i-2 THIRD STREET
Between Morrison and Yamhill
rOUTXAND, OltEGON.
S. C. LYLE
Home Bakery
Delicatessen
80 SIXTH STREET,
Between stark and Otic. Both Phones
Weddlnir and party cakes a
specialty.
Ooods delivered freo to any
lint mill rinlit I.nnchea. .
part of city.
Lady cooks
employed. I.unchci carefully prepared
lor traveler aim cxcuriumia.
I'OllTI.ANU. ortitaoN. '
..UNDEH NEW MANAGEMENT..
$25,000 OUR GRAND $28,000
Ornithological Contest
Something- entirely now and Interesting.
Head what you are to do. You may set ,11,000.
Our contest fa to sib who can make tho largest
list of namci lor kind.) of hlrdi from the fol
lowing list of letters:
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Crow, Singer, or any other kind. ou can uie
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appear In the list of letters above: for In
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any persons who ran make a Hat of 2i or moro
different namci of blrdi.we wlllgljeauiolute
ly KKKE a beautiful Prim value I1.W0 or less.
BIG PRIZES AWARDED DAILY.
When you have made out your list All out
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and tend to ui with a (Stamped Addressed en
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but wo have the money, brains awl reputation,
we know exactly what wo are doing, and If wo
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this grand Idea, we know that this ml llou of
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thereby building un our circulation it II
further. Wo aro willing to spend tU.m In
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list, and when ttilvineney la spent wo re-erre
tho right to pupllili a notification that the
contrit hai been dlicontlnued. Don't delay
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until July lit, 1WI. , , , ,
Wo glvo A Iionui I'rlxeof 2M). Independ
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the Hit gotten up In thobeit and handsomest
manner. Our Committee will decldo and
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will be awarded In September, JWI. Any bird's
nam found In tho dictionaries accepted.
WHO WE ARE.
Tht "Womnn't World" U n thoroughly rtltablt
cmictrn.veart itioun to do tzaclly at ut odier
til. A Incur rtlfobtlliy we rrirto any Ailitf
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Yoii.
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your letter 8c,
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TDK "WOMAN'S WOltlD,"
Urentford, London, W., KugUiid.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In tho ciroult court of tho state of
Orogon for tho county of Multnomah.
L. L. Hawkins, plaintiff, vs. Carrie
Jouos. ot nl., delendauts.
Ily virtue of an oxocution duly is
sued out of and undor tho seal of tho
said ciroult court, to me dlroctod and
dated the 3rd day of January, 1001,
upon a judgment duly rendered and en
tered in said court and cause on the 22d
day of January, 1809, in favor of J. O.
Ainsworth and against Z. T. Wrlht,
et al., therein, for the sum of $254,25
with interest theteon at the rate ot 10
per cent per annum from the 32d day
of January, 1802, and the further sum
of $80.80 with iuterest thereon at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum from the
22d day of January, 1802, and the
further sum of $10 costs and disburse
ments therein, I did on the 7th day of
January, 1001, duly lovy upon the fol
lowing 'desorlbed real property situated
in tho county of Multnomah, state of
Oregon, to-wit:
Lots 1 and 9 in block 4 in Highland;
also, lot 14 in blook 13 in Paradise
cspriug Tract, and lot 8 in block fiO
in Portland City Homestead, and will
iu compliance with its commands on
, Monday, the 18th day of February,
1001, ut the hour of 10 o'colok A. Al,
at the front door ot the county court
house, in the city of Portland, said
county and state, sell the said real
property at publio auction to the high
est bidder for cash to satisfy said judg
ment with interest thereon as aforesaid
aad the costs of and upon said writ.
Dated Portland, Oregon, January 14,
1901.
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
Sheriff ot Multnomah County, Oregon.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of an order of the referee in
bankruptcy for the distriot court of
tho United States for the district of
Oregon, rosiding at Portland, Oregon,
niado oq the 20th day of January, 1001,
in the matter of the ostato of J. J.
Morgan, in bankruptcy, in said court,
tho nndersignod trustee of said ostato
will recoivo sealed bids and will soil to
the highest biddor, for cash, all the
accounts, notes and judgments, listed
as assets of said estate, at tho time of
filing his said petition in bankruptcy,
in said court. That all bids must bo
delivered to me, or mailed to me, in
caro of Alox Sweek, roforoo in bank
ruptcy, room 000, Chamber of Com
morce building, Portland, Oregon, on
or botoro 10 o'clock A. M., of tho 12th
day of February, 1001. Bids opened
at the oflko of said refereo.
THOAlAStJONNELL,
Trustoo in Bankruptcy of tho Estato of
J. J. Morgan.
CHARLEY
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Now on Johnson Street, Opposite
Uulon Depot.
LURCHES POT OP FOR TRAVELERS
Oregon Made Umbrellas
..C. M. MEREDITH..
UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER
Impairing and Recovering ol Floe Umbrella
a Specialty.
313 Washington Stroot.
Three doors abovo Oldi & King
rOHTLAND, OREGON,
GROSS, WEITZEH ( LIPPMAN
Manufacturer of
lilEolllllflll MADE SUITS
Separate Skirts and Waists
The Beit Made Goods on the Pacific Coast
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