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THE JwTW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
SPJEUNG'S NEW HATS.
VERY DIFFERENT FROM THOSE
WORN LAST YEAR.
I-eft'Orcra Will Not I'aia Muster Un
lea Completely Clinnued Tlic Flat
lint (-'till Hetnlna It 1'opiilurlty
JSoteB on New Vurk Mode;.
New York corronpondcncpt
O Al K T I M E S
upriiiK fiixlilmis In
millinery iii'u ill-
rui'ii'd Willi HO
imicli eollHl'llTll-
(Ion for women
who iniiHt practice
ecoiumiy, that the
pretty Imtn of thu
previous Hprlng or
nntiiinii will )UHH
muster without
Kruiitvr cliunjro
ISJ"AViWV!n. ",l,n ''ftn ',0 CIIIHU"
U?MVlilV'5iN ,.,1 iiu riMinviilliiii.
Kuril Ih not tlic
eii.io thin yonr.
Still ouu HllllpO of
hut tlmt wnH fiiHh
loniiblu nil winter
will continue. It Ih the tint Hort, which
In pmiciike, illie or p)ti' form linn lieen
worn In velvet, chilli, fur nml tulle, with
trliiiinliiK "f flowers.
TIioiikIi Mnt hntM lire to he very iiumer
oiih, that fnct Ih not to he iinpleiiHiiutly
nppiirent, Iiccikiho they me to bo of so
TYPES OK COM
many sons. Their range Is suggested by
the examples chosen for tint nccoinpuny
lug IHtiNtriitlons, The first model of the
second picture was u modified lint hat of
green leaves finished with huge nastur
tiums nnd a knot of orniige ribbon. lit
iienth this Is a side-tipped hat with brim
uf fancy white straw, Mat crown of pule
blue clillTim banded with gold bice, mid
trimming of pink IiIohhoiiis. Aerost the
picture from this Is no outright piiucake
tdinpe In laced butler colored straw, Its
double brim filled with while tulle, pink
roses nnd foliage. (Julie different from
these are the lint hats of the ue.M Illus
tration. I'lrsl collies ii golden blown
Mraw, Its brim faced Willi a fold of
brown velvet, pink erysaulhemums and
pink and mode lall'cta trimming It. Then
there are In Ihe lower right-hand corner
of the picture three draped lulls eluiiv
cterl.ed by Maine. The first wns
white tulle upplliiued with black Jet. lie-
ANOTIIKU UMTMTKIt
iienth thl is a biscuit colored twisted
straw nud silk alTalr, the brim edged
with a b.niil of gold and fiuUhed with
pink apple blossoms, The Inst draped ex
ample wns mode chlll'on wreathed with
bright red Mowers and foliage.
Here, Mircly, Is ample suggestion of
variety In (Initios, besides, a draped hat
need not be Hat, nor does Ihe multiple
brim necessitate that characteristic. An
entirely new notion shows a lint with
veUet-bouud straw brim and crown fouu
dates. Several "brims" of Hitched
while taffeta aie wired In careless curves.
On ono nldo the Mk brim lift so far
spurt that the crown is hidden, Straw
hats show double edged brim, a fold ot
velvet being set between the edges,
itometlnies the lower edge Is bent down,
and elaborated Into a series ot convolu
tions that set close to the hair aud that
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W
VVtcT few
4W'
lift the lint on (lint slilc. For rlrnpco.
huts the various fibers so popular Inst
year renppunr, hut Inst senson'H drnpery
lint looks a ineok nnd uncertain experi
ment beside the sweeping folds and
moimtliiK curves of this sprlns's model.
Does the maker dip n limbic spoon into
n howl of chiffon, rIvo n sweep, a turn,
ii toss in the uir, n flnnl swirl, and then
lirestot triinsfix the result nt tho very in
stant of transition? It would seem so.
There are nrtlsts who hnvo pictured sen
nymphs under the very edge of a down
curling wave from which tlic fonm al
ready illtiKs free; well, apparently tlmt
lot of nrtlsts hnvo taken to limiting hats,
for the "edge of n wuve" trick appears
In tho new millinery, mid oven tho more
simple of the draped hnta testify to un
admirable nicety of touch. Of tills grade
wns tho lint shown in to-day s Initial pic
ture, n dainty mnss of white chifTou top
ped by sliver gauze spnnglod leaves nnd
yellow blossoms. Another model of the
siime general character wns the second
lint of the first large picture. Here the
materials were fancy biscuit colored
straw, nnd black chiffon, red roses set
ting these off. The beauty and lightness
of curves nnd folds in such lints mny ho
relieved only by n single great buckle,
or perhaps by n sudden turn of folds Into
n knot that tnkes the place of n buckle.
Often n curved quill feather, or n pair of
them, is caught In n fold, ns In the, plum
colored tnlTeta hat pictured here; or
sometimes 'a spray of flowers has similar
use. Ah n rule the drnpery mounts from
the head Hue, but sometimes it is set on
the foundation of n low curved brim.
Flowers have been used freely nil win
ter, but spring lints trimmed with them
will not hick freshness, Tho rose still
i kT ji triH ! l j
'COaSiV,I'Lw-
"wn
WTr;
ISO IIEADWEAH.
triumphs, ami a grent many lints still nro
to present conspicuously n big ovctr
grown rose, with foliage falling off the
brim nbovu the pompadour.
The term outing hat becomes n very
loose one; that Is, It is applied to the se
verest possible fells of the walking order,
and to other hats so complex that their
relation to outing standard Is of the
faintest. Of this classification was the
heavy black straw shown In tho upper
right hand corner of the second picture.
Its brim was edged with black velvet,
mid Persian scarfing and white coiiuo
feather trimmed it. And in the center
of this picture was another outing model,
in fancy black straw, trimmed with a
many looped bow of crimson velvet and a
long gold buckle. In the very simple
outing hats are new notions that will
be especially welcomed by those who
dread to make an early choice of a trim
med hat. These simple hats change from
OV SAMPLES.
season to season, of course, but seldom
radically, so are a wise Investment, Pelts
of the walking grades are all soft, the)
crown I more roomy than last year, and
Is punched Into various dents. Very
few show these dents made permanently, i
(iray, black anil drabs are the colors.
Brim, ns a rule, are unbound, though a I
few are bound In bright Itomnn plaid.!
Tliey are very swagger, though hardly
pleasing for city wear.
Copyright, 1001.
Nates an Hprlnir Styles,
Only narrow widths of velvet ribboni
will be used this season.
Pongee with lace to match will create
many very smart summer toilettes,
French poplin Is promised us as a sum
mer erase, whllo alpaca lu colore will 1
scarcely less popular.
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business locals:
Al?! Mk U tht twin Gtoml
Artkwretfu. fcWg.0i.li 01 r0.,
gal H'Btf JZS&kS Or. .
Brerybody moket the celebrated
Monogram and Paadora cigara. Ther
baro no equal.
Gall np Union 491 when in need ot
anything in the lnel line. East Mor
riaoa Street Wood & Coal Yard.
The A. D. T. Messenger Co. ii the old
eit and best service of the kind in the
town. Roadsrs of tho Now Age, gir
tWem the preference.
MonoT to loan, on furnltnre. ntannn.
or any good securities. Notes and
mortgagee bought 8. W. King, room
41, Washington building.
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Oregon Bntoherlng Company. Frod
Metzgor, manager, dealers in all kindly
of freeh and salt meats and fish, 410
Everett street.
I O. A. Watson, Marine Drug Store, 88
N. Third street, Portland, Ore. Spo
oialtlcs: Fleokcnsteln's Lung Balsam
' and Celery Seltzer.
The Popular, 13S First street, bet.
Washington and Alder, Portland, Or..
John Ecklund, proprietor. ToL Ore'
gon red 034, Columbia 008.
For fine fruits of all kinds for the
traveling public, call at 100 North
Sixth street. Ice cream soda. Basket
fruits tor travelers, George Kiser pro
prletor
Don't wear baggy trousers or shabby
clothes. We call for, sponge, press,
and dellvor, one suit of your olothlng
each woek, sow on buttons, and sew up
rips for $1.00 a month. Unique Tail
orlng Company, 247 Washington street,
both phones.
Jno. P. Sharkey, manufacurer ot
harness, collars, saddles and strap
work; importer of saddlery, hardware,
whips, pads, etc 00 Union are., Port
laud, Or.
Portland Transfor Saloon Chas. O.
Blglin, proprietor. Choice wines,
liquors and cigars. 831 Ulisan, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Frenoh Dyeing and 'Cleaning Works.
All work done at rery moderate prices.
Dyeing and cleaning ot all kinds of
ladies' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Deleau,
yroprlater, 4SQ Gllsan strt.
The flnrst plaoe in the city to obtaia
fist quality cigars tobacco and amok
era' artioles is that of Rosenthal St
Dadd, at 987 and 387 Washington
street, between- Fourth and Fifth.
Give these genial dealers a call when
you wish anything in their line. Tele
phone Main 70.
Armory Drug Store, 81 Tonth street,
northwest corner Tenth and Everett
Heats. Portland, carries a full line of
drugs, toilot articles, school supplies,
cigars, oto.
The National Police, Gazotte, pub
llflhod by Kiclmnl K. Fox, Polieo
News Standard, and all other sporting
papers. Subscriptions taken At A. W.
Schmalo, booksollor anil nowsdealor,
930 First stroot, Toitlaud, Ore. Ma .
orders solioitod.
For Xmns goods, Holding Bros., 40
N. Third stroot, Imvo i ohoico seloctlcu
of holiday goods in tho line of sllvor
ware, pookot books, fancy jewelry, din
monds, umbrollas, gold nnd sllvor
hoaded canes, watohos, lookets, eto.
Call and inspect our stock.
TO THE DEAF A rich lady, cured
of her deafness nnd uolsos in 'the head
by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear
Drums, gave f L'O.OOJ to his instltuto,
so that deaf people unablo to procure
the ear drums may have them free.
Address No. D 83P1, Tho Nicholson In
stitute, 780, Eighth avenue, New York
On the Intlde.
of a collar, shirt or cuff done up at
this laundry means that you are all
right, and that your Uuen looks us lm
maculate and of as smooth and flue a
finish as if it just came from the fur
nishers, Comfort and satisfaction we
give you in every piece of llueu that
we launder, and our prices uro trilling
for it. The Domestio Laundry, J, F.
Robinson, Pendleton, Oregon.
NATIONAL,
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
oirricB and vroRKti
IS, SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
Hats Cleaned. Died. Pressed and Trimmed!
Ladle' Dresses aud Dress Goods Dyed all Col
a
s, or well I'ltauea. uenucmons i ioimu
Mnra, tiyea ana Ktpairta. usiricu reamsrs
.4ud r Dyad all Colors and Nlcsly Curls4.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In tho circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of Multnomah.
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Rich
nrd Nixon, ns administrator of the
estate of Joseph Leonard, decensod, all
heirs of tho decedent (if acy there bo;
and nil persons interested in said
estate, defendants.
Ily virtue of a nocrco and order of
sale duly issued out of nnd undor the
seal of the above entitled court in the
ntiovo entitled catisse, to mo duly di
rected nnd dated tho 14th day of Jan
nnry, 1001, in which docreee- it was
nd judged and docreed that tho stato
ot Oregon stand and bo soizod of tho
following described real property and
vested with tho title thoroto, said real
proporty bolng described ns follows,
to-wit:
Tho wott half of tho east half of tho
northeast quarter of Soction thirty-two
in Township two north of Raugo one
west of Willamutto morldian, contain
ing 40 acres, nnd bolng within Multno
mah county, in tho state of Oregon,
I f, .1 .1 ... .tl.lr.l. ilnMMin ,fr ...MM ...,,.,
UUU UJ VV1JIUII UDbiDU lb .TUB lUlfclJU
ordered that tho sheriff of Multnomah
county, Oregon, bo directed to make
salo of said real proporty to tho lifghont
bidder for cush.
Now, thoroforo, by virtue of said
docroo nnd order of sale, nnd in com
pliauco with tho commands thereof, I
will on Monday, tho 2Cth day of
March, 1001, at the hour of ten o'clock
A. M., nt tho front door of tho county
court house iu the city of Portlnnd,
said county and Btnto, cell nt. public
auction, subject to confirmation by tho
nbove entitled court, to the highest
bidder for U. S. gold coin, cash in
'land, nil of tho nbovo dosoribod real
property, and nil the right, titlo, nnd
interest which Josoph Lonorad, do
cessed, had on the 4th day of March,
1807, or iilchnid Nixon as administra
tor of said estnto siuco had, iu and to
tho abovo described real proporty, or
any part thereof, ns in said docroo di
rected, Dated Portland, Orogon, Pobrunry
21st, 1001.
WILLIAM FRAZ1ER,
Sheriff of Multuotnnh county, Oregon.
$25,000 OUR GRAND $25,000
..Ornithological Contest..
FoniothliiR entirely now slid Intercstlnir.
I)..-. I '...I... ami . ... .It. V.,.1 mri. ttl.t .1 IMHI
Our ciintfit It to s o who cmii nike the liirKot
ll.tnf n.ltina ftli Ulllifaltif lilrila frutll tltn Int.
lowing I st of letter. :
VDOOOCCKQULIAPR
TARIDGESPNIELV
EBRDIMWADOHTL
V wilt tercaniti' u it 1)1 id fttivihlnr belnnir
In Ii tlie Itfttlierecl trim, u neuier u ikj nci,
Crow, MIliKvr, or any other kind. Yo.i ran mo
nr letter nuiir time, to innko a llftino si ll
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appeals In the list ot Icitvis above: for In.,
Iiatico nooocucB, novcr. dhoiy nirti, viu. in
any rernnni who can make a 1 1 t of 23 or mora
different names ot lilru, we will uho abtolute
!y KUKK a beautiful I'rltu aluo 11,000 or less.
BIG PRIZES AWARDED DAILY.
When' yon have rr.ailo out yotirlUt fill out
the line on (ho bottom ot ill's advvrllicment
and hhiiI lo us with a tUampvtt Addronol en.
velonr, stamp ot your country will ilo, then If
roil are awarded a prlio you can If you deilre
Ket tlie prliu by bcoiiilii?anibcrlber to Tim
Woman' t V rfd. We Miutl award a prlio to
every pcrion who .cnU tin1 name n( i Illrd.,
and our sift" will bvasfo liwa: Kor the best
Hit, received each day, atlotd Watch; for tho
leeond tw.t nolutlnii eiicli day a beautiful lm
ported Tea Hot; for tho soven next beat solu.
tloiu inch day, a Konrali Haklli Diamond and
Ituby Itltur: (or thu next be it .olutlon, n (lold
I'leco; M d for all otlier enrtect aolutlont,
I'rlsra of (lood Value. These 1'rlies will bo for.
warded dally, yon will not liare.tn wait a long
lime In uncertainty U'fore you know tho re
sult. There Is I a element of lottery In our
plan, It make no difference whether we Ret
onr (olutlon latoor early in the day. All you
ii..,., I i in mull tlil Adverll. rinent to ill. and
on the day It roaches tin. If your lilt li the belt,
you aliitll liHvn llin ll XVulcli orlf.ee. I
OUU Uvll IIIO lieailllllll ira rvi.niiu u un. u
Kiiarantee that we will award you a prise
'iliere Uabiolutely no opportunity for decep
tion on our part we cannot afford It. We want
tone! l.MiO.OOO well ralLMed tubicrlberi, aud
for that rea.on we don't want you to .end any
inone;- until you know exactly what prlie you
hae Kalnrd by aiuwerini: the puiilei. As
soon alter 4 p. m, each day as po.nlble, the ex.
amlui r. will Jiidno the Hits to the belt of their
ability, and will dcilgnate the prises. We will
write to ion at once notifying you what prize
ban been awarded you, then If you are sails
lied, you can send your subscription to Tht
llVmnn'i lI'mM, and our nrlie will ko by re
turn of mall carrlase paid. To a person of
narrow Ideas It seems Impossible that we
should be able to make sucn a KiRantio oner,
but we liavo the money, brains and reputation,
we know exactly what we are dolnic, and if we
can legitimately Kaln a million subscribers by
this srand Idea, we know that this million of
well pleased sulucrlberscau bo Induced to rec
ommend Thr U'uikmi'j It'orld to ull fltend.
thereby bulldiiiK un our circulation stilt
further. We are wIIIIiir to spend iVO0 In
thlsiontrst In biilldluKiip a Wu subscription
list, and when this money Is spent we rcserrs
tho rliiht lo pupllsh a notification that thi
contest has Ih-vi discontinued. Don't dela)
until It Is tio late. The contest will coutluui
until July 1st, l'JOl,
We Clvo 'A lloniis I'rlieof l-VO, Independ
enl of all otheis, to the person who scuds It
tho Hit Kotteu up iu the best and handsomes.
manner. Our Committee will decide and
award prises dally, but the spcclnl JAVlprlu
will be awarded In Scrtemtier, 1901, Any bird'i
name louud lu the dlctiouurl' s accepted,
WHO WAlt.
Tht "Woman' World" U a thoroughly rtlMU
CHWri-, tar kuouu to ilo (jartty at ire adifr
Uir. .UMour rtltbll(iy ft rrirto any Advtr
tt'tng Ayat or Luiiixn man oj London or .Ycu
lo t,
Samt -. -
Tuu-n ..- .Country.
N. H. IU careful aud prepay your letter 6e,
as we do not receive underpaid letters.
Address;
THE WOMAN'S WOULD,"
Urenlfurtl, London, W, Kuglauil.
BOYD & ARNOLD
...General Agents...
, Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins, Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 First Street. Nr Stork.
Strongs
Photographs
Superior in Style
and FiniahjJ
STiJDIOt
In Goodaough BuiltUa;.
D. Dahm
PRACTICAL SAIL MAKERS
Flmgm and Yacht Satis
a Specialty
OIIEOON 1MIO.NK 043 ItED
27 NORTH FIRST STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STEPHAN'S
Evening Gowna
Strmet Suits
Fancy Walatm
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. Tlio only Kat
Iiir House at tho Depot whvro you can uet a
First-Class ileal.
ROSEBURG
OREGON
WHEN YOU IIUY
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
FOH HOUSEKEEPING
Cut This Out and Oct a Reduction at
Henry Jennings.
17a-174 First Street.
Picture Frames,
Pictures.
Art Materials
BERNSTEIN'S ART STORE
807 Washington street Hot. Fifth ami Sixth
PORTLAND, OREGON.
GRIP
f, fJCMDRICIMI!'
PACIFIC MX III CO
. (ifflllfH
Cured in One Day by Using
DR. CARVER'S COLD CURE
Rrice 25 Cents
Laue-Davis Drug Co., 3d and Yamhill
RAZORS THAT CUT AT CUT PRICES
OVERLAND WAREHOUSE
GENERAL STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES
L,ow Insurance Rates
KELLEY-CLARKE CO.
.... LESSEES ....
PORTLrAIND
Colunb't Pbone 700
Ore. Phom Gnat 431
Mil. m-A n fifth ;t.
LtoirdiTi M Mtiiiu St,
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bend for Cataiuf ue
.. ESMOND .. HOTEL.
Portland, - - Oregon.
Front and Motriion Streets
BATKS!
European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Per Day
American Plan, $t to $2 Per Dt
OPCAK AKDKRSON.Msnsger.
J. C. I'ENDEOAST, Chief Clerk.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83! North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Repairing; Neatly Done.
Work called for snd delivered. Alt work
guaranteed,
H. C. RILEY, MANA6ER.
Headquarters for Capcn Co.'s Shoes
I.. W. CAUNAHAN, President.
. lt.UAUDNEH, ylco 1'restdcnt.
W. W. TKUKY, 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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.THE ORTHOFEBtC.
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Argument No article
Kiln- a reputation cr a
name for iu! i nlesa
there be merit h nd it
and no other shoe today
on the market lias gained
well deserrsd reputation
ot ths
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