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THE NEW AGrEJPORTLAND, OREGON.
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STYLES FOR MY LADY.
WHAT THE NEW SPRING WRAPS
ARE LIKE.
Straight Front Fnalilona. Now Only
Firmly Katniil lulled In Knvor, Are Al
ready Threatened with Modification
Velrct to Ifc Popular Another Benson.
New York correspondence t
TltAIOHT front
fusliiuiiH lmvu be
come! firmly c8tnl
IIhIumI, tlielr accept
nnco coinlni; lioth
iiccniiHu of their
cxtii'inn HtyllHlineHs
mill bi'CiiiiHu of thu
comfort they Of
foul. Tlmt wouM
Hoi'in to bu mi In
dorsement t b n t
hIioiiIiI hold for a
Ioiik time, but nH
winter ended Itiill
cntloiiH were not
Iik'IiIiib tlmt n sue-
t'l'HNtir to tlivin WII8
licliijr. hdiikIiI, nliil
tllt'XU llllltH llUVU
Ki'own nioru nuiner
oiih, I'robnbly the
Htnilnlit front In too
Hlroiiuly ilitielii'hed
In woinen'H fnvor to be overthrown now,
lint the opposition Ih flKUiliciint of bow
in pill 1m the nhirt f I mil one Iden to nil
other, nml it meiiiiH Hint even If tills (1pm t
HHMiiult Ih nut MllcccHsfiil, xilceeeilliiK ones
will win In time. Tin1 Hint bint emnu in
wrnps tlmt were nimbi pronouncedly
nhort-wiilNteil, mid Inter It wiih illnclimetl
tlmt come of these wrnps Hhlfted from
KOWiiH whose wide beltM NiiKKested empiro
WRAPS THAT HINT OF
fashions, There are always plenty of
women ulin will welcome empire styles,
so If when the change comes it comes in
this way, It may not prove so legivtnble
as now vioiild appear.
An example of these einplic effects Is
shown in the lit Ht of the nc(oinpmi.iiig
pictures, n white, spi lug-v eight hioad
cloth wrap dimmed w it li uariow edging
of dark fur and witli crcuiu lace Then
other cloaks swing fiee fioiu a deep joke,
nnd still others shape sleudeilj to the tig
me from the edge of the yoke, the wnlsi
being suggested u good deal higher up
than nt the usual corset Hue. .Many
wraps me girdled under the nriiis, u great
rosette at the back being made the start
lug place for sweeping drnpeo that falls
In the train, mid sometimes mi umiug-
TWO MOW
(U)W.NS AND
incut of panler-llke folds curve from thu
rosette over the elbows, making cape
sleeves mid adding to tho short-wnUted
look, For such wraps Ineo mid fur uro
to bo companions, mid two or nuiro kinds
of luce are often used. Two garments
of this general grade appear In thu next
pocture. The yoked capo was salmon
pink de sole, drnpery nnd rose niching
of white iiioiissellue. The other was white
broadcloth embroidered In silver mid
green, Hear fur Mid white chiffon were
used In its embellishment, Long cloaks
that display these short-wnlsted tenden
cies almiiKt alwuys shape to a train, but
lomctlmca they are bobbed oft ut tho back
nnd parted to nearly tho waist, tlmt the
train may sweep freely through,
Velvet was very popular during tho
winter, nnd many women nro Investing
In It now, which shows plainly that they
expect to secure, wear from It In another
season. There has not beeu utiy cheapen
ing iu tho priced for It to ludlcato that
P
III
Mich I course aimnfe. White velvet or
corduroy miik.A a beautiful gown, ninl
when trlmmeil with strops of embroider,
cd white broadcloth, nothing could be
more dimple nnd elcKiilit. Black, blue nml
Koldsti slinilvf of velvet nro often choscti,
iinjj nrc trliwiieil with Htltchltitf, bunds of
ckt or xiu, nml with Incu nppliiiue.
Litco nnd velvet neein nlwnyu n beautiful
coinbinutiou. Thu Unit gown of the next
picture wiih an example of this treatment,
Its golden brown corduroy being band
ed with crystal embroidery nnd trimmed
with lace. Even in such heavy material
oh velvet, skirts nre very long, nnd the
fullness which Ih more nnd more n fea
ture of the backs of dresses, in not di
minished. It hcciiih n pity to do It, but
the under side of pleats nml tucks Is
often removed when such arrangement
provides fullness at back and hips. While
the outline of almost all dresses In simple,
except about the Hleeve, there is a ten
dency to worry n lot of detail Into n
dress, nnd all sorts of wonderful tracer
ies and arnbcHucH nro accomplished on
the surface of gowns by nppllcntlou of
strap trimming or stitching.
Two nnd three miiterinlH nre put to
gether to make one dress, nnd though so
far the letter of the overdress Ih escaped,
still there Ih n spirit of It suggested In
dresies where the under skirt hIiowh only I
In front at the parting of the upper skirt. J
There will be much of this for summer
dresses, organdies nnd seml-trunspnrent '
materials fulling over silk that shows In
front or nt Intervals, There Is to be n ,
revival of the use of two or more shades
of u single color for this stylo of dress, '
too. The middle gown of this plcturu Is
typical of the forthcoming treatment so
far as It now Ih Indicated. It wiih nlle
green organdy over wblto tafTcta, tho
front breadth of the skirt being a dnrkcr
green. There Ih promise of many two
simile dresses In gray, too.
The new frock coat It n stunner. Thu
one pictured here was fur trimmed, but
I.VCOMINO STYLUS.
collui' mid double sleeves of velvet will
bo thu thing for spring wear. Thu hip
senilis of then garments arc curved deep
ly to bring about tho long front cITcct.
The skirts come well below the knee,
mid me comfortably full at the back
with almost u suggestion of the double
ripple that dressmakers permitted to
multiply, n few seasons ago, Into a clum
sy pipe organ effect. Smooth cloth Is
the choice for these coats, mid they nre
made in deep led, gieen, brown and
black, Some suggestion of strap trim
ming Is often ndded. The front tuny be
double breasted mid gentlemanly, or may
blouse, with either single or double front
effect. There Is a tendency to snug lit
and small urinholes that makes only a
rlose lilting bodice possible underneath.
A SPUING: COAT.
Tills design made In heavy black silk
makes a very useful gurmeut.
Copyright, 1W)1.
MoriUH Keniliidersv,
A button is planted upon many a bat
tlement, Flounces still have a tendency to grow
deeper at tho back,
Hip-yokes, both deep and narrow, will
be a feature- of skirts or gowus.
White duck or butcher's llaeu will lie
used for the shirt waist for strictly tailor-made
wear.
Soft chips and Neapolitan straws which
can bo muutpulatcd into any shape arc
promi-ed features of millinery.
Allways know about how many and
what sort of handkerchiefs, slippers,
stockings, gloves, neckwear and tho like
you need, mid when you seo any of them
that are jiut right at a bargalu lose, no
tlmo In investing,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
r" - -" t.i "i ..I .1
Alw7 Mlt for tk fop. Ommvb!
patral aftita, ffeUjgtal. On
Brerbody moke the eetafentftd
If onogram and Paadora clgara. They
baro no equal.
Gall up Union 401 when la seed oi
anvthlng in the Inel lino. Eaat Mor-
rifoa Street Wood & Coal Yard.
The A. D. T. MeaiengerCo. la the old
ett and beat service of the kind in the
town. Readers of tho New Age, give
tfafem the proferenoe.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
mortgagee bought 8. W. King, room
it, AY aabington building.
Oregon Butchering Company, Frod
Metoger, manager, doalers in all klndi
of fresh and salt meats and flab, 415
Everett street.
C. A. Watson, Marino Drag Store, 89
N. Third street, Portland, Oro. Spe
cialties: Fleckenstein'a Long Balsam
and Celery Seltzer.
Tho Popular, 138 First Btreot, bot.
Washington and Alder, Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund, propriotor. TeL Ore
gon red 934, Columbia 008.
For fine fruits of all kinda for the
traveling public, call at 100 North
Sixth Btreot. Ice cream soda. Baskot
fruits for travelers. Goorge Kiser pro
prietor
Don't wear baggy trousera or ahabby
clothes. Wo call for, sponge, pres,
and delivor, ono suit of your olothlng
each week, sow on buttons, and aow up
ripa for $1.00 a month. Unique Tail
orlng Company, 217 Washington street,
both phones.
Jno. P. Sharkey, mannfacurar of
harness, collars, saddles and atrap
work; importor of saddlery, hardware,
whips, pads, eto. 60 Union are., Port
land, Or.
Portland Transior Saloon Chas. O.
Blglin, propriotor. Choice wines,
liquors and olgars. 331 Uliean, cor
nor Sixth, Portland, Or.
Frenoh Dyeing and Cleaning Works.
All work dono at very moderate prices.
Dyeing and oleanlng of all kinds oi
ladioa and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed In 48 hours. J. Deleau,
proprietor, 455 Gllsan strt.
Tli flnrst plaoe in the city to ebtala
fist quality cigarsjj tobacco and amok
era' artioles is that of Rosenthal A
Budd, at 987 and 387tf Washington
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Give these genial dealsra a call when
you wish anything in their line. Tele
pkone Main 76.
Armory Drug Storo, 81 Tonth stroot,
northwo.t corner Tenth and Everett
attests, Portland, carries a full lino of
drugs, toilot articles, school supplies,
cigars, otc.
Tho National I'ollco Gazotto, pub
llshod by JUclmnl K. Fox, Polico
News Standard, und nil other sporting
papers. Subscriptions talcon nt A. W.
Sohmnlo, booksollor nml noweUenlor,
230 First stroot, I'oitlnnd, Oio. Ma .
ordort solioitod.
For Xmns goods, Holding Bros., 45
N. Third stroot, linvo n choice selection
of holiday goods in tho liuo of silver
ware, pookot books, fancy jowelry, din
monds, umbrellas, gold nnd silvor
headed canes, wntohoa, lookots, oto.
Call and inspect our atook.
TO THE DEAF A rloh lady, cured
of her deafuess nnd noisoa in the head
by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear
Drums, gave $2S,00J to hla institute,
eo that deaf people unablo to proouro
the ear drums may have them free.
Address No. D 3881, The Nicholson In
stltute, 780, Eighth avenue, New York
On the Inside.
ot a collar, shirt or cuff done up at
this laundry means that you ate all
right, aud that your linen looks as im
maculate and of aa smooth and flue a
finish as if it just came from the fur
nlshers, Comfort aud aatiafaotiou we
give you in every piece of lluen that
we launder, and our prices are trilling
for it. The Domeatlo Laundry, J. F.
Robinson, Pendloton, Oregon.
NATIONAL,
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
orrios AND WORKU
IU SIXTH STREET. PHOIE I00D 803
1UU rUancs), Died, rrcu4 and TTlmm-JJ
UdlM1 ! and UrM OooJ. byed all Col
rt, or Well CUud. Qtntltmsa'a Cloihluf
Ctd, Dyed and Kptrtd. O.Hlch rtara
Cuaiisd r Dyed all Colors and Nicely Curlsd.
4.., Fit Mil.' " tii,"l"'lJ .iHJr
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for tho county of Multnomah.
Statu of Oregon, plnlutiff, vs. Rich
ard Nixon, ns administrator of the
outs to of Joseph Leonard, deceased, all
heirs of the decedent (If aty there be)
nnd all persons interested in said
estate, defendants.
By virtue of a rtocreo and order of
snlo duly issued out of and under the
seal of the nbove entitled oourt in the
nbovo entitled causae, to me duly di
rected nnd dated tho 14th day of Jan
unry, 11)01, in which docroeo it was
adjndyod nnd docreed tlmt the state
ot Oregon stand and bo soizod of the
following described real property and
vested with tho title thereto, said real
property being described as follows,
to-wlt:
Tho west half of tho east half of the
northeast quarter of Section thirty-two
iu Township two north of Rango ono
west of Wlllumetto meridian, contain
ing 40 ncrofl, nnd bolng within Multno-
ninh county in tho stato of Oregon,
i nnd in which docroo it was further
ordorod that tho sheriff of Multnomnh
I county, Oregon, bo directed to ninko
salo of said real property to tho higheiit
bidder for cash.
Now, therefore, by virtuo of said
decree nnd ordor of pnlo, nnd in com
pliance with tho commands thereof, I
will on Monday, tho UGtli day of
March, 1001, nt tho hour of ten o'clock
A. M., nt tho front door of tho county
court botuo iu tho city of Portlnud,
Bnid county nnd stnto, poll nt public
auction, subjoct to confirmation by tho
! nbovo entltlod court, to tho highoAt
bidder for U. S. gold coiu, onBh iu
mud, nil of tho nbovo desoribod renl
property, nnd nil tho right, title, and
Interest which Joseph Lonornd, do
cosRod, bnd on tho 4th day of March,
1807, or Richard Nixon ns administra
tor of said ostnto siuco had, in nnd to
thu nbovo described real property, or
any part thereof, nB in said decree di
rected Datod Portluud, Orogon, February
21st, 1001.
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
Shoriff of Multnomah county, Oregon.
$25,000 OUR GRAND $25,000
..Ornithological Contest..
Fonu'tlitiiR entirely now and liitvreallnir.
Head wlist you nretodo. Ycu hikv ROlfl.lKJO.
Oiirronlval la lo uwhocitn make tne turnout
l.'a of nniiica V" IcImL) ot blrila I rum the lol
lowing I a. ot luttvra:
7DOOOCCKQULIAPR
TARIDGESPNIELV
E BR DIM W ADOH'T L
Wew'll rcr kiiIic in ft IjIhI anything belong.
ttiKtotliuft-Mhcri'd tribj,lictlu'r It ben llei,
Crow, Milliter, or any other kind. You van uic
any lutter naiimuv tlnu-a to mnlce a nnuio na li
nplH-iua In tho lint of letlcii nbove: (or In-iluiii-e
Woodcocl, Plover. Bnoiv Jllrcl, etc. To
,. .hnii, . 1m r.Mi in.Ln n II. f nf 'JA nr mnril
different uiiinra ot blnla, we w III (tlo nbiollltu
ly HIKE a beautiful 1'rUo nluu ll.UMl or Uii.
BIG PRIZES AWARDED DAILY.
Wlion you hnvemado out your lint fill out
tho lino on llio bottom ot tlila advcrtlximcnt
ml tend to ua with a Htainpcd Addreaavd en
lelope, atninpof your countrv will do, then If
you nru awarded a prlte jo.u can It you dc.lre
Kctthe prlto br bicouilnen auhacrlber to 7A
ll'omnn'a W. rif. We hnll award a prlie to
every pcraon who ainda tin iinme nf '.'4 lllrdu,
ami our Klfta will boaa fo lwa: Kor tho beat
Hit, rt'eehed each day, a Hold Watch; for tho
second boat (oliitlnu uiioli day n bvntitlful Im
ported Tea Sot: for the soven next bc.t loin
llotia each day, a Konrnh Baklh lllantond ami
Ittlby Itluir: for thu next U'.t tolutlon. a (lold
Piece; ai d for all ether correct anlutloui,
I'rliea of (lood Value. Thi-ae I'rliea will bo for
wanluil dally, you will not have to wait a lung
lime Intiiicorinliity before you know there
stilt, 'there la 10 dement of lottery In our
plan, It iitakva no difference uhcttior wu Ret
jonraolulloulatuor early Iu the day. All you
need la to mall tlila Adverllrement toua, ami
on the day It roaches m, If your Hit la tho beat,
you alutll liuvn tli (lold Wntoh orifaec
(iii.l beat the beautiful Tea t-'et, mid ao on. Wo
cuarauteo that wo will award you a prlio
'I hero U absolutely no opixirlunlty fordecep
thin on our imrt no cannot aftord It. We want
tot!Cl 1,100,000 well lattatled aubacrtbera, and
for that reaioti we don't want you to tend any
mono- until) on know exactly what prize you
hno K-alncd by answering the ptuzlea. As
anon alter 4 p. in. each day aa poislbte, the ex.
nmltii ra will Indue the llata to the beat ot tliolr
ability, and will dealitunte tho prliea. We will
write to ) on at once notifying you what prize
has been awarded ou, then II you are aatli
tied, ou can aend your subicrlptlon to The
H'onnn's ll'urfif, and our prize will ao by re
turn of mall carriage paid. To a penon of
narrow Ideas It aeema Impossible that we
should be able to makoauch a gigantic offer,
but wo hate trie money, brains ami reputation,
we know exactly what we aro doing, and If we
ran legitimately gain a million aubxrlbera by
this grand Idea, we know that this million ot
well pleased auhscrlbera can be Induced to rec
ommend The W'omnu'i World to all friend.,
thereby building up our circulation Hill
farther. Wo are willing to spend 25,t0 In
thta contest in bulldltig up a blgsubacrlptlou
list, and when thta mouoy la apent we re'ervt
the rhtht to pupllah a notlncatlou that thi'
rotiteat has h,vt dlacontlnued. Don't (tela)
until It la tio late. The contest will contlnus
until Jnlv 1st. 1001.
We glQ A Hnnua Prize of IJIO. Independ
ent of nllotlieis, to tho person who sends li
the list gotten up IntheKvit and ttamtcouiea
manner. Our Committee will decide and
award prliea dally, but the apeclnl i50prli
will be awarded In Per tember, 1901. Any bird's
name found In thedlcttonartia accepted.
WHO WCAte.
The "H'oiimn' 11'orW" U athonmghly relfablt
C'VifcTC, vt a e Inowii ro do exactly us tre udirr
lite, .l.f'iour rtlttblli'v tet refrta any Adier
U'iiia Auait or kutliien man vj London or .Yru
Vo t.
Xante
Street -
TvtcH.,
CVuntrjr.
lt
N. n.-no careful and prepay your letter 8c,
is wo do not receive uudeipaldletters.
Address:
TIIK "WOMAN'S WOULD,"
Ilreutfortl, London, VT., Kugland.
BOYD & ARINOL.D
...General Agents
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 First Street, Near SUrk.
Strong's
Photographs
Superior in Style
and FinUhjJ
trnjDio.
In Goodnough Buildiiu;.
D. Uiiia
PRACTICAL SAIL MAKERS
Ftmgm and Yacht Sail
a Specialty
OltKOON IMIONK 043 ItKt
27 NORTH FIRST STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STEPHAH'S
Evening Gowns
Street Suit
Fancy Waist
Tailor Made Suits
Riding Habits, Etc.
289 Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
..TRAIINS STOP..
,AT
Wilkins' Ealing House
30 Minutes for Meals
I.unch Counter In connection. TI10 only Hat
ing Homo ut llio Deiiot wliero you can uvt a
First-Class Meal,
ROSEBURG
OREGON
WIIKN YOU IIUY
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
FOR HOUSEKEEPING
Cut Tlila Out and Oct a Reduction at
Henry Jennings.
173174 Klrat Street.
Picture Frames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
BERNSTEIN'S ART STORE
mWaahliiKtonatrect llct. Fifth and Sixth
PORTLAND, OREGON.
GRIP
Cured in One
T. IltNDatcKsx.t
PACIFIC TENT S AWNING
1111
11I1EI
DR. CARVER'S COLD CURE
Price 25 Cents
Laue-Davis Drug Co., 3d and Yamhill
RAZORS THAT CUT AT CUT PRICES
OVERLAND WAREHOUSE
' GENERAL STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES
Low Insurance .. Rates
KEL.UEY-CL.ARKE CO.
PORTLAND - OREQOIV.
Columb'a Phone 700
Ore. Pbona Grant 431
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Mill Cffice, m Ifih !t.
liondif, 3(9 Mm St,
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rTppHppipHlKu--flB---v fr. VviJavU
ORTHOPEDIC) S3.50 PHOE
DRYER'S POPULAIt SHOE . TPRE
mi TMmI tryM, aVfwM akm.tti Pin.
btnd fur Caulojue
..ESMOND .. HOTEL.
Portland, - - Oregon.
Front and Morrison Streets.
ItATKSl
European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Per Day
American Plan, $1 to $2 Per Dai
OSCAR ANDKU80N, Manager..
J. C. PENDEQA8T, Chief Clerk.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83J North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Hade to Order
Repairing: Neatly Done.
Work called for and detlvored. All work
guaranteed.
H. C. RILEY, MANAGER.
Headquarters for Capcn Co.'s Shoes
Ij.W.OARNAiiAN. rrcaldont.
O. It. HAKDNKIl, Vlco I'rcildcnt.
W. V. TKURY, Treasurer.
Portland Implement Co.
JOHN DEERE PLOWS,
HARROWS, ETC.
FARM MACHINERY
AND VEHICLES.
188-194 Front Street, Portland, Ore.
USE LUCKEL'S
Borax Soap
For "Washing: Flannels.
Will Never Shrink Nor
Harden.
TRY ONE BAR AND BE
CONVINCED.
W. A. WISE
DENTIST
.Room 614 THE DEKUM...
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Tel, Red 2844.
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