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WASH MESSES DRAG
AN INNOVATION NOT POPULAR
AT PRESENT.
New IilcnH IJlfiplnycJ In Mirly Bprltiji
Cloth Continue Alntle with Short
Kton Jacket Cut Down nt Neck mid
Short at Holt.
New York correspondence:
UHT think of It!
Separate skirt of
duck, denim, itiikIi,
cotton, burlap mill
tliu llku arc of trull
lilt' IciikIIi, Mini tit
front nml nt hIiIcs
llicy swc'L'p. Wlmt
ciin liu uitllcr anil
harder to hold up
than a wuhIi akin?
Ami wlmt could ho
tu o r u ilNiiHtroiiM
Until to trail a wash
skirt, which caimut
he lint-died hut
must ko to the till)
to he cleaned? Uli
lews they wear llieni
t Ill'IIIHcl VfM, t ll O
IminilrcHHi's of tin1
cominc; HUtnniir tuny rejoice. Ah for oth
er women, they are In (hint and iinIics,
Thecc HklrtH ate made clone at hips and
front, and HpritiK rnmi the waist at the
hack with a few loose pithcrx. Knitn the
knees the skill springs at ft out and shies,
this effect helm; often helKhtened hy a
OI.OTII SUITS KOK
limped Houncc, which usually Is narrow
In front ami widens towards the hack.
Often Its upper edge Is scalloped or
icrollcd. The cr.ixe for stencil mid cut
out work continues In wash goods. Skirts
of blue duck are trimmed with cut-out
hnuds of white duck in nc rolls or conven
tional tlgures. In many cases shaped
panels elaborately perforated are ued,
Flat punier hip pieces of white linen
Hnhorntcly cut out me a feature of a
red denim skirt. Mine mid red are thus
used, and green and blue. The sepaiMte
wiihh skirt, with shirt waist, Is evidently
rolug ttt be n very popular early hcasnu
wear this jenr.
In respect to the excessive length theie
HINTS AS TO JACKKTS
iceiiis to be little difference between wash
ikirts that go with shltt waists, ami
mure dtwwj nUlru for which a fumy silk
waUt Is to be tho accompaniment. Short
witlstM will appear, of eouioe, but they're
not to bo among the dre-snps even for
ordinary outing wear. Why designers
thouUI think that these new fancy waiMs
should be in especial demand I hard to
understand because shirt waists and
wntots of that general order made from
diaphanous stuff will be fanciful and
pretty enough. Hut the waists are of
fered in many attractive designs, mid
wown are not to bo blamed If tliey take
them up. A sample of these wnUts ap
pears In the first picture. Nile green
wiihh taffeta was its material, green silk
embroidery finishing the edges. Under
tleevcs, collar ami trout were white lawn,
the latter finished with black velvet
Many white shirt wttlstf will be quite ns
complex ns this, and there nrc'to be not
n few notions In them. Consequently the
shops nru milking tremendous sales of the
sorts women have been wearing. Shop
pers should bo a littlo careful because
only the more expensive waists are fitted
over the low straight corset and there is
danger of n very poor lit. The new things
are luttitly bishop sleeved.
Many early spring cloth gowns nre
made with short ctou cut down at the
neck to show n yoke, and short tit the
waist to nIiow a high, shaped bodice belt.
As a rule, though, the clou stands well
out at the edge from the belt. It Is not
worn over mi under bodice, but is attach
ed direct to the top of the belt, or the
belt Is made on n sleeveless lining bod
ice that serves ns foundation. Shoulders
mid upper sleeves of the eton nre usually
dote. Cloth dresses for enrly spring
often are trimmed with straps of stitched
white linen, duck or plaid gingham. Tito
effect of the hitter Is very smart. Two
diesses of tills general character nre
shown In the next Illustration. The left
hand one was biscuit nlbatross. Stitch
ing showed on skirt and jacket, nud on
the latter ns piping of red cloth. The
remaining trimming was white ptquc cm
hrohleicd In red, the tiny yoke being
white lawn. The other gown was elec
tric blue cashmere. Its baud trimming
was silver soutache, and the bodice was
silver gray tafTela, The sleeves of these
two dresses give a bare hint of what Is
coming between hand and elbow. A
mighty to-do Is Am In tlovllng sleeve nov
elties, and the display of the output Is to
last all spring mid summer.
There N a sudden revival of the postll-
KAKLY SIMUNU.
Ion hahlt-back coat. It cannot ho Ignor
ed mid inmiy women who at first said
ruefully, "How ugly!" tiro considering
getting one. The shield front that was
so fashionable last season has been sud
denly transferred to tho back with good
ert'ect, The luivk panel is tho width of
the shoulders and tapers from there to
a rounded postilion tub below the waist.
An etoti scalloped up at the sides, with
such u buck, Is a novelty. Kton nru
made without collar or levers, and If the
plainness Is relieved nt all it is by a laid
back baud collar. Thesu bauds are be
ing still used a lot. They look well In
front, but are ugly nt the shies and cut
the neck line badly. Two other Ideas
ANO AIUM.IHl) THI.MMINfi.
in bolero nre shown In the Inst of to
day's ph-tures. The first was sketched in
pale gray satiu-fnceil cloth, mid was trim
med with Klher passementerie. With It
were tx white chiffon bodice and n deep
bodice belt of metal gray velvet. Tho
other was white broadcloth trimmed with
gilt embroidery nud combined with black
and- white velvet.
Mnterials for such gwwns are almost
endless. New weaves of silk and wool
are pretty for dressy tailor suits, whip
cord holds the exclusive lead for strict
outing and tailor, and it Is easy to spend
a lot of money for the better qualities.
Loosely woven homespuns uro popular.
Copyright, 1001.
Patents on explosives have been la
BUttl to tho uuinber'of 500.
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PRACTICAL SAIL MAKERS
Flag and Yacht Sails
a Specialty
OttKOON I'MONK 043 UKt)
27
NORTH FIRST STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STEPHAN'S
Evening Gowns
Street Suits
Fancy Waists
Tailor Made Suits
Riding Habits, Etc.
289 Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
ALL
..TRA1INS STOP..
.AT....
Wilkins' Eating House
30 Minutes or Moils
l.uni'li Counter In connection. Tlie only Kat
Ink House nttliu Depot where you enn get a
Flrit-t'lusi .Mcttl.
ROSEBURG
OREGON
vih:n you hoy
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
FOIl ItOUSKKKKl'lNtl
Cut Tlila Out unit (let a llnltictlon at
Henry Jennings.
172-174 rint Struct.
Picture
Frames.
Pictures.
Art
Materials
BERNSTEIN'S ART STORE
807 Washington street Del. Fifth and Sixth
PORTLAND, OREGON.
GRIP
TEN? S AWNING
mm,
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Cured in One Day by Using
DR. CARVER'S COLD CURE
.
Price 25 Cents
Laue-Davis Drug Co., 3d and Yamhill
RAZORS THAT CUT AT CUT PRICES
OVERLAND WAREHOUSE
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GENERAL STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES
Low Insurance .. Rates
KELLEY-CLARKE CO.
LESSEES
PORTLAND
Columb'i Phone 700
Ore. Phoua Grant 431
Uila H!it, US fifth
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ORTHOPEDIO $3.80 SHOE
DRYER'S PQPUlUi SHOE STORE
87 Third Strvrt, Ssfwean Oak an J P.io.
tend lor laialogu.
..ESMOND .. HOTEL.
Portland, - - Oregon.
Front and Morrison Streets.
KATKSt
European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Per Day
American Plan, to $2 Per Dat
OSCAH ANDKKSON, Manager.
J. C. PENDEGABT, Chief Clerk.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83J North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Repairing; Neatly Done.
Work called for unci delivered. All work
guarantied.
H. G. RILEY, MANAGER.
Headquarters Tor Cnpcti Co.'s Shoes
L. W. OA UNAtlAN. t'lfslilcnt.
C. It. OAKDNKH, Vice I'rcMdcnt.
W. M Ti:KKY, Tioasttror.
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
CONVINCED.
BE
W. A. WISE
DENTI5T
,Room 614 THE DEKUM...
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Tel, Red 2844.
OREQOIV.
eitrjajlficflygair
nmCDi
fV
Portiand.Oregon-
.rue ot:,wopsp;( .
$3.!Sa S.'-Gf .
Trtaiftotia Cjsy SQ3
'g imeni -Nil ur ' o
gMi k rvputitlou r a
li mi for li-tj'f .!
t ii r l4 inr h"' liui i
and no other shoe tintar
i'U ti e market tis val'inl
n ljCve.l reputation
Ottl.0
PORTLAND, OlXCOff.
business locals;
Alwars Mk for the
rtfcvr cigar. Xsberg 4kui Cigar 0. ,
gaunt agents. PortUgMl. Or.
Brerybody smokes the celebrated
Monogram and Pandora cigars. They
haro no equal.
Gall up Union 401 when In need ol
anything in the inel line. East Mor
rlcoa Street Wood & Coal Yard.
The A. D. T. Messenger Co. ii the old
est and best service of tho kind in the
town. Readers of tho Now Age, give
them the proforenco.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
mortgages bought S. W. King, room
45, Washington building.
Oregon Butohering Company, Frod
Metzgor, manager, dealers in nil kindi
61 fresh and salt moats and fish, 415
Everett street.
G. A. Watson, Marino Drug Store, 88
N. Third street, Portland, Oro. Spe
cialties: Fleckcnstoin's Lung Balsam
nil Hnlnv KnltvAi
Tho Popular, 135 First streot, bet.
Washington nnd Alder, Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund, pionriotor. Tel. Ore
gon rod 934, Columbia fi08.
For fine fruits of all kinds for the
traveling' public, call at 160 North
Sixth etroot. Ice cream soda. Basket
fruits for travelers. George Kiser pro
prietor
Don't near baggy trousers or shabby
olothes. Wo call for, sponge, prosr,
and deliver, ono suit of your olothing
each week, sow on buttons, and sew up
rlua for $1.00 a month. Uiiiquo Tail
oring Company, 247 Washington street,
both phonos. '
Jno. P. Sharkey, manufacurer of
harness, collars, saddles and strap
work; importor of saddlery, hardware,
whips, pads, etc 65 Union avo., Port
land, Or.
Portland Tronsfor Saloon Chas. O.
Biglin, proprietor. Choice wines,
liquors and cigars. 331 Glisau, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
French Dyeing and Cleaning Works.
All work dono at very modurato prices.
Dyeing and oleaning of all kinds of
ladies' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Delcau,
proprietor, 466 Qlisan sUt.
Tlie finest place in the city to obtain
list quality cigarsjj tobacco and sraoic
ers' articles Is that of Rosenthal S
findd, at 387 and 287tf Washington
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Give these genial dealers a call when
yeu wish anything in their line. Tele
phone Main 76.
Armory Drug Store, 81 Tenth stroot,
northwest corner Teuth and Evorott
..,..., Tortlonrl .n.rl.g n full llnnnl
atieets, lortiana, carries n lull lino 01
drugs, toilot nrtiolos, school supplies,
cigars, oto.
The National Pollco Gazotto, pub
lished by Richard K. Fo;, Polico
News Stundnrd, and all other sporting
papers. Subscriptions taken nt A. V.
Sohmalo, bookseller nnd nowedenlor,
330 First stroot, Poitlaud, Oio. M .
ordors solioitod.
For Xmns goods, Holding Bros., 45
N. Third stroot. Imvo a oholcn selection
nl hnlMnv onniln Iti thn linn of uMvnr. I
01 noiiuay goous in tno line oi sinor- I
ware, pouKat uoukb, niuoy joweiry, ma
monds, nmbrollus, gold and silvor
headed canes, watobos, lockets, oto.
Call and inspect our stock.
TO THE DEAF A rich lady, cured
of hor deafness nnd noisos in the head
by Dr. Nicholson's Artiflolal Ear
Drums, gave ?25,00J to his institute,
to tbut deaf people unablo to proouro
the ear drums may liavo them free.
Address No. D U381, The Nicholson In
stitute, 780, Eighth avenue, New York
On the Iruide.
of a collar, shirt or cuff done op at
this lauudry means that yon ate all
right, and tbut your linen looks as im
maculate and of as smooth and One a
finish as if it just came from the fur
nishers, Comfort nud satisfaction wa
give you in ovory piece of linen that
we Inuuder, and our prices uro trifling
(or it. The Domestic Lauudry, J. F.
Robinson, 1'eudlotou, Oregon.
NATIONAL,
Steam Dyeing
and
.Cleaning Works
OFFICE AND WORKSi
I2J SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
Hats CUaned. Ped, Pressed and Trimmed
Ladles' Dresses and Dress Goods Dyed all Col
ors, or Well Cleaned. Gentlemen's Clothlug
Cleaned, Dyed uJ Repaired. Ostrich Feather
Clsaued r Dyed all Color and Nicely Curled.
I SHERIFF'S SALE.
I In tho circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for tho county of Multnomah.
State of Ori'goif, plaintiff, vs. Rich
ard Nixon, as administrator of the
ostnto of Joseph Leonard, deceased, all
heirs of the decedout (if ncy there be;
nnd nil perrons interested in eaid
estate, defendants.
I ily vhtuo of n nocroo and order of
Ualo'ilnly iHPued out of and under the
seal of tho aliovu outttled court in the
nliovo entitled cniieno, to mo duly ill
rectod nnd datod tho 14th day of Jan
uary, 1001, in which decreee it was
adjudged and dqcroed that tho state
ot Oregon stntid and bo solzod of tho
following described real property and
I vestod with thu title- thereto, srtiil real
property being described ns follows,'
to-wit:
Tho west half of tho east half of tho
northenst quartor of Section thirty-two
in Township two north of Rango ono
west of Wllliunutto mcrldtnn, contain
ing 40 ncros nud being within Multno
mah county, in tho state of Oregon,
nud in which docreo it was further
ordered Mint tho sheriff of Multuoinnh
county, Oregon, bo directed to muke
sitlo o( said runl proporty to tho highont
bidder for audi.
Now, theroforo, by vlrttio of said
docreo nud order of imlo, nnd in com
plinuco with tho commands thoreof, I
will on Monday, tho 25th day of
March, 1001, at tho' hour of ten o'alock
A. M., at tho frout door of tho county
court homo in tho city of Portland,
snid county nnd stnto, foil at publio
miction, subject to confirmation by thu
nbovo entitlod court, to tho highest
bidder for U. S. gold coin, cash in
'mini, all ot tho nliovo described .real
lroporty, nnd nil tho right, titlo, nud
iutrrost which Joseph Lenorad, do
ceased, had on tho 4th day of March,
1807, or Riehnrd Nixon ns administra
tor of said ostnto, siucahad, in nud to
tho nbovo described roal proporty, or
any part thoreof, as in said decroo di
rected Diitod Portlnud, Orogon, Fobruory
L'lst, 1001.
WILLIAM FRAZ1EK,
Sheriff of Mnltuoninh county, Oregon.
$25,000 OUR GRAND $25,000
..Ornithological Contest..
FoniHliltiK Qtitlri-ly new ami Interesting.
Itciul wlmt on nre toitu. Yr.u trmyKut l,ww.
Our content It to u who can ninke tlie lunrent
llitut tiHinet Wr k(mla)o birds (run tho tot
lowing I it ol letter:
TDOOOCCKQULIAP'R
TARIDGESPNIELV
EBRDIMWADOHTL
We will rocrRnlio m a tiltd nnylhltiR bclnnc
tiiR to tno frnthereil irlb),lietlier It ben Hot ,
Crow, HImkit, or any oilier kind. Yo i enn lite
any letter an many time, to make a name a It
appeaii In tliu lint ot Ictteti auocs lor in
I itancu Woodcock, J'loer. Snow Hint, eto. To
an i e.-.nn ho ran make a lut of 'IS or tnoro
different iiiunes of bird, vo will Rloitohtte-
ly 1-KliK n Lcalttliui rnzo attie i,vuu or nil.
BIG PRIZES AWARDED DAILY.
When you have marie out your list fill out
tho line on ilia bottom of this adverlLcmcnt
and tend to us with a Htanicd Adrircatcd on
volopc, msmpof your eoutitrv will do, then If
von are awarded a iirlie you can if yimdcilre
uuttliu iirlzo by bicoinltii; a subscriber to Tn
I U'iimkim's W. rW. Wo Flint I
award a nrlzc ti
every person who mil. thnaineof 'iMlrd,
and our Kills will be as fo ljws: lor tho best
1M( n.t,clvCll eftCj, dy, ndoid Waich: for tho
'second host solution euch day a beautiful lm-
and our Kilts will be as fo ljws:
luirti'd Tea Set: for tho sown next bvid sultt.
tlotisiaeh day, a Kourah riaklli Diamond and
Ituhy Itluir: (or tliu next bet solution, a Gold
Piece; at d for all other correct solutions,
I'rltesof (iiiod Value. These I'rlzes will bo (or.
warded da'ly, yon will not have to wait ling
time tnuiieertali ty before you know thu re
sult. There Is i o .dement of lottery In our
plan. It makes no difference whether we Ret
jour solut luu lalu or early In the day. All on
need Is to mall this Advertisement to us. and
on the day It reaches us. If your list Is the best,
you .hull liuve thn Hold iViitali or If sec
ond best tho beautiful Tea Set, and so on. We
Kuarunteo that we will award you a prize
'Ihore Isabiolutely no opportunity for decep
tion on our part we cannot afford It. Wo want
to i:e l,lou,uou well mulled subscribers, and
'or 't reason wo don't want yoil to solid any
moner until you know exactly what rrlzeyou
hao enlncd by answerlliR the nuzzles. As
soon alter 4 n, m, each day us possible, the ex.
amlm n wilt Judre the lists to the best of their
ability, and will designate the prizes. We will
write to ) on at once notifying you what prize
has been swarded jou, then if you are satis
tied, )ou can send your subscription to The
W'umnn'i World, and lour prize will ko br re
turn of mall carriage paid, lo a person of
narrow Ideas It seems Impossible that we
should be able to ntakesttrti a glKantlo offer,
but we have the money, brains ami reputation,
, we know exactly what we are doing, mid it we
can legitimately gain a million subscribers bv
this grand idea, we kuow that this million of
well pleased subscribers can be Induced 10 rec-
I ommeud The Woman'! World to all ftlends,
I thereby building up our circulation still
lurtnir. e are wining to spend f.'5,iw in
this toutest In building up a big subscription
list, and when this money Is spent we reserve
the right to pupllsh a notification that thi
contest has bt-t discontinued. Don't delaj
until It Is tro late. The contest will contlnui
until July 1st, 1801.
We ce A Jtonns Prize of V'O, lndepend
ent of allotheis, to tho person who sends Ir
the list gotten up In the best and handsomes
manner. Our Committee will decide and
award prizes dally, but the special J.'ti prize
will be awarded In September, 1901. Any bird's
name found In the dlctntnartei accepted.
WHO MC ART.
The "H'oman's H'orW" t$ n thoroughly rellablt
enmrn, t a't tnoun la tlo exactly at we adxer
tlie. At In our ttllnbtlliy vie TfJirto any Adier
ti'iHg ,lgent or tuiliHU rna.no London or .Yfu
l'e X.
Same.
Strttt,
Tuwn.,
..Cbunf'y.
N. n. He careful and prepay your letter 6c,
m we do not receive underpaid letters.
Address;
THK "WOMAN'S AVOIU.D,"
llrentfurd, Loudon, W., Kuglaud,
BOYD & ARINOL.D
...General Agents..
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 First Street, Near Stark.
Strong's
Photographs
, Superior in Style
ana Finish..
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