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THE NEW AGE. PORTLAND. OREGON.
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ALL COME IN LAYMS
HATS, CLOAKS AND GOWNS ARE
MADE THAT WAY.
Fonic Iloaittlful txnni)tei of llio Ap
pllcntion nf Till. Ktylo of Drc.it
Adornment Arc Shown In Picture
of New York I'nililoiin.
Now York correnpoinlrnce:
A'J'H.
clonks nml
KowiiH are liflux
mndi' on thu Inyor
enko iliin. Tins
Ki'iicrnl ill on Ih not
iiuw, but tliuri! urn
iimiiy now tli'vi-lnp-
IIU'lltM of It In till!
S l r I 11 K fllHlllllllM.
Tlio WiiHliIiiKton
iU linti cHpucinlly,
llllH lll-CII Ht't'll 111
one form or anoth
er nil winter, but
now that HpriiiK
luitH nre iimler con
Hlileriition nml tluit
ho ninny of tliuiu
me of the lint or
der, the layer lint
eotneH to linvo u
liUeile.tH to n plate
of buckwheat cakes
nerved in n wreath
Of I'OHCH. This Is
not meant to belittle Hiich headgear, for
u very hiiiiiII proportion of It Is ho odd as
to Kcem freakish, Not a few layer coalH
were worn In winter, mnt now, thonuli
IIkIiIit KanneiitH are ileinnndeil, Ihls prln
ciplo Ih continued, the layers nppeiirliiK
I'llO.M Til 10 I.ATIONT NIIOWINf'H
usually at (lie hem, rather than about
the shoulders. In gowns the scheme Is
carried out on cither s'drl or Jackets,
more linen on Inith, Hie jacket opens
to show edge on edge that leads limill.v
to a waistcoat, and I lint in turn iity ,be
two or three deep. The skirl appears Jo
be three or four on top of one another,
ns the cutting of the various edges and
their different depth show. As for sleeves,
there Is the outer mid the under, mid each
ina.v nIiow at least double edge. The
collar Is a series of layers, the top edge
mounting high, or if it's a latter-day
military nlTalr, It appears lo be u series
of straps, one on lop of the other, Ho
leros are made apparently 'three deep, so
that the lop one is hardly more than u
little scallop under the linns,
The chief dilTerence between these new
H'licincs ami their forerunners of winter
Is that the newer ones nre, on the aver
age, more complicated, and cMiggcrulcd
expressions of the fashion nre fur more
numerous. In some examples there Is
not, except in the upper half of the skirt.
rfT
SrillXU MODELS
a kiiiKlc bit of the tfootlx that ha a H)Uttro
foot of area, and the kowu put In tho
accouipan.lnK hiiihII picture constitutes
moderate treatment. Its Kood wax bis
cuit mistral cloth, lMpim; of crluuon
velvet Untitled IU layers, mid beneath
the bolero wan a twdlco of white tulTeta
polka dotted with rod, which the lower
kk'ovu mulched. Not only has tho layer
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hmiM r.m&
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scheme Increased In Intensity, to put it
that way, but it tins extended to Itcmi
of dress that did not show It In winter.
All skirts Marc towards the edge, and
that Hare In helped along In vnrlotis wnys.
A skirt slashed from the hem to nearly
the knees allows the rnlllliiK of nn under
skirt to escape In chnrinlliK HulUiicss, and
some skirts are not only suddenly shaped
to Hare, but nru trimmed with row on
row of overlapping; frills, A pretty no
tlon Is row on row of tulle scalloped
lloiincliij,' in various shinies of one color.
Such llounces nru set on a cloth skirt
with uood effect. Another trentment
iikiu to this Is pictured at the left In tho
next Illustration, and consisted of mi nn
)llitio of rose pink chiffon in roses mid
folium put on ulle green albatross cloth.
A series of tucks or of shaped bauds fast
ened only at the upper edge also helps
toward the desired Hare. This In shown
In the other full-length figure of this pic
lure, where n series of tucks did the
trick. Striped blaek and white velvet
edged this bolero, which was finished
with silver ornaments. This Is as much
as explaining that Its cashmere was of
the royal blue shade, so generally nre
blue and silver being mated.
Krom approval of very narrow belts to
Indorsement of girdles ho wide that the
bodice is much reduced In she is n jump
that has been taken by fashion's leaders.
Girdles like that of the last gown men
tioned nre made over elaborate wired ami
boned fritmework, and can be bought al
ready shaped. The girdle laces on, the
material being draped over. It Is held
In place by stitching and often Is allowed
to overlap, that a buckle may seem to
fasten the belt and that nil trace of the
under lacing may be hidden. I'anne vel
vet, satin-and various Persian materials
nre used, mid broadcloth, scrolled close
ly in gold or finished with Persian em-
-t4
OF SIC I UTS AND MII.MXI-.UY.
lirnldrry. N worn fur Kirilllnit. Usually
iIiitc tiro iiiiiIi'I'mIccvch nml collar to
mulch. A ilNtluctly different trim of
Klrilli! effect Hint In IneroiiNlnj; In niiin-1 . : .: V , , ,. ,, ,
hen la Hint which I u with tho skirt, I'100'8' J rt'nd- carries n full lino ot
An cMimpIo of tliN npi.eiir in tli Ho.ite.l ruK t0,1t artiolos, school supplios,
Mkiiio the nrtUt mitx here. ().vnter col- j cigars, oto.
oreil Krciimlluu wnx over lavender Hllk In
It. 11 holcro of lavender velvet trimmed ' Th0 National Polico Gazette, pub
with cream luce toppliiK It. IlBn0(i by Mellaril K. Fox, Polico
HimiRli this Ik tin. thin, when women Kow ptn,lr(l, ami all other sporting
tire I'oimlilerluir Mlilrt wiiInK there iim '. e,,i,,i,,un. f..b., nf a u
...any new wi.IhU that ileimiud iitteutiou. ' ?.tt V" S"!' oils taken nt A. W .
I'll., tit 1. hIiiiwii here were, hi the upper ,
row, Ili'Nt, corn colored miiUMxcllmt tafTotn, ,
iitieiy iiicKeii 111 tue yoKe portmii nun nil-
lulled with liliiek velvet mid black nllk 1 - '
utivt's; secintl. pluk niercerlr.e.1 mull, j For Xmns goods, UoUIIiir Bros., 48
with liuutf r' Kiecn velvet bolero, and ( N. Third street, havo a cholco soloctlcu
with rutllcx or the j."i1h nml white cl.ir- of holiday goods iu tho lino of silver
run riieliiiiK fur trliuinliiK; mid third, I ware, pockot books, fnnoy jewelry, dla
while iilhutnmH embroidered with Koldm0nds, umbrollas, gold nnd silvor
1. ml white Hllk, whit.) embroidered Hllk hnA,u, .,. ivntoling. lnoknbi. ntn.
Klviiu; iiuderHleeveH, The left hand walHt
of the lower two whk pule crepe de chlnei
It wax cut low n.ul trimmed with talis
FANCY WAISTS.
and Ivory white laeo.applliiuo. The othvr
was Persian panuo silk dashed with black
velvet.
1'opyrliiUt, 1901.
Ilrltlah KiulKration,
Grvitt Hrltaln loses on an nrerago ISO
peoplo u day by emigration.
business locals;
Alwai Mk for tkt fMM Gtnaral
AHkar dr. IsWf -(tawi Olfir Oo. ,
ftMktral ftg-t nfA. Or,
Mrtrjbodr nmoktm tho celebratftd
Monogrm and Pador cigar. They
haro no equal.
Gall up Union 401 when In need o!
anything in the inel line. East Mop
riaoa Street Wood & Coal Yard.
The A. D. T. Messenger Co. ii the old
est and best senrlce oi the kind in the
town. Readers of tho New Age, give
thfem the proferenoe. -
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
mo'rtgngoa bought. 8. W. King, room
45, Washington building.
Oregon Bntoherlng Company, Frod
Metzger, manager, dealers in .all kindi
of fresh and salt meats and fish, 410
Everett street.
C. A. Watson, Marine Drag Store, 88
N. Third street, Portland, Ore. Spe
cialties: Fleokensteln'i Lung Balsam
and Celery Seltzer. '
The Popular. 19S First street, bet.
Washington and Alder, Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund, proprietor. Tel. Ore
gon red 084, Columbia 608.
For fine fruits of all kinds for the
traveling public, call at 100 North
Blxth street. Ice oream soda. Basket
fruits for travelers. George Klser pro
yrletor
Don't wear baggy trousers or shabby
clothes. We call for, sponge, pre,
and deliver, one suit of your olothing
each week, sow on buttons, and sew up
rips for $1.00 a month. Unique Tail
oring Company, 247 Washington street,
both phones.
Jno. P. Sharkey, raanufacurer of
harness, collars, saddles and strap
work; imporlor of saddlery, .hardware,
whips, pads, etc 60 Union ave., Port
land, Or.
Portland Translor Saloon Chas. O.
Elglin, propriotor. Choice wines,
liquors and olgars. 831 Giiian, cor
nor. Sixth, Portland, Or.
Frenoh Dyeing and Cleaning Works.
All work done at very moderate prices.
Dyeing and cleaning ot all kinds ol
ladies' and Gcnt's'clothlng. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Deleau,
proprietor, 460 Qlisan strC
The finest place in the olty to'obtaia
flut quality cigursJJ tobacco and amok
ers' artioles is that of Rosenthal A
liudd, at 887 and 287 K Washington
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Give these genial dealers a call whtn
you wish anything in their line. Tele
phone Main 70.
Armory Drug Storo, 81
Tenth stroot,
northwoit corner Tenth
and Everett
f onn aio, uosKsuimr ami uoniueaior,
yyu firm stroot, roiuaua, uie. Aia
1 ordcra solioitod.
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Call and iuapect our stock.
TO THE DEAF A rich lady, cored
of her deafuoiia nnd uolsos iu the head
by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear
Drums, gavo $26,00.) to his institute,
so that deal peoplo uimblo to procure
the ear drunin may have them free.
Address No.D 3BS1, The Nioholson In
stitute, 780, Eighth avenue, Now York'
On the Inside.
of a collar, shirt or cud done up at
this iauudry meaus that you are all
right, and that your lineu looks as im
maculate and of as smooth and fine a
fiunh as if it juit came from the fur
nishers, Comfort and satisfaotion we
give yon in ovory piece of lineu that
we lauuder, and our prices are trifling
for it. The Domestic Laundry, J. F,
Itobiusoti, Pendleton, Oregon.
NATIONAL
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
orncK AND WORKS)
121 SIXTH STREET. PHOMB HOOD MS
1UU Cleaned, Dyed.'Preued and Trlmmtdj
Ladle' PrMti and Iri floo.1. Dyed all Col
ors, or Well Cleanod. Uentlemea't Clotblnc
Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired. Oitilch fcatheni
Cleaned or Dyad all Color and Mealy CuclL
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In tho circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for tho county of Multnomah.
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Rich
ard Nixon, ns 'administrator of the
estate of Joseph Leonard, deceased, all
heirs of tho decedent (if acy thero bo)
nnd nil persons interested in said
estate, defendants.
l!y virtue of a flocrco nnd order of
snlo duly issued out of Hnd under tho
seal of tho above entitled oourt in the
above entitled causae, to mo duly di
rected and dntod the 14th day of Jan
uary, 1001, in which decreee it was
ndjudj-od nnd docroed. that tho state
ot Oregon stand and bo seized of tho
following described real property and
vested with the title thoroto, said real
property being desoribod ns follows,
to-wit:
Tho wait half of tho cast half of tho
northeast quarter of Section thirty-two
Lin Township two north of Rango ono
west of Willamutto meridian, contain
ing 40 ncros, and boing within Multno
mah county, in tho state of Oregon,
and in which dacroo it was furthor
ordorod that tho sheriff of Multuomnh
county, Oregon, bo directed to ninko
sola ot said real property to tho hlghont
bidder for cash.
Now, theroforo, by virtuo of said
docreo and order of snlo, nnd in cdm
plinuco with tho commands thereof, I
will on Monday, tho 25th day of
March, lOUl.nt tho hour of ten o'clock
A. M.i nt tho front door of tho county
court house in tho city of Portland,
said county nnd state, roll at public
auction, subjoct to confirmation by tho
nbovo entitlod court, to the highost
bidder for U. S. gold coin, cash In
laud, nil of the above desoribod real
proporty, and all tho. right, titlo, and
interest which Josopli Louorad, de
ceased, had on tho 4th day of March,
1807, or Ricliaid Nixon ns administra
tor of said ostnte siuco had, in nnd to
tho nbovo described real proporty, or
any part thereof, as in said dooroo di
rected Dntod Portland, Oregon, Fobrunry
Slat, 11)01.
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
Sheriff of Multuomnh county, Oregon.
$25,000 OUR GRAND $25,000
..Ornithological Contest..
Fomethli'iK cnllrtly lei nml Intercatlncr.
Itcnil wliAt you nru to tin. Yen mn'KUt l,uuo.
Our CDiiU.t Ii to i e who cm. make t'ie lurve.t
Hi' nf nnmca tnr klmbjuf blnla Irum the lot
lowing 1 it of U'ttvu;
7DOOOCCKQUL1APR
TARIDGESPNIELV
EBRDIMWADOHTL
Wo U rerrKiitze nn n bliJ aeyihlng belong.
'iiKtu the ft'H.tuTeil irlbt, liellicr It bun llui,
Crow, Hii.Kt'r, or nny oilier klml. Yo I ran mo
any letter hi inuiiy llini-i 10 mnku n iihiiiu hi It
nppent In the llt of U'licii nbove; for In.
tmncn WootlcocV. Plover. Ki.otv Jllrri. vte. To
anr jerKiim lio enn uinko a Hut of 'J4 or morn
different uanua of blrdK.wc will Kltenb.olule
lyFJiKKabcMi.tlful l'rliu ali.c It.uoo or lew.
BIG PRIZES AWARDED DAILY.
When you havemndo out your Hit fill out
tho Hue on tho Imitomof tbli advt'rtlMmcnt
anileii(lloujHl.li a Htnmped Addrencil en.
elo.H', tnnii of yo.tr co.intrv will do, then If
aniloiir Klfti will bom to !): 1'nr tho bent
Hit, received ench day, ndold Watch! (or tho
iecui.il bet volution ench day n beautiful Im
ported Tea Set; for the men next belt loin
tlnna eneli dav. n Koi.rah Bakll. Diamond and
Ituby Itlmrt for thu next bet (olullon, a (lold
I'leeu; hi d for all other correct xoiutloni,
I'rlce. nf llooil Value. Tl.eiu I'rltei will be for.
Tl.eiu I'rltei will br for-1
warded da'ly, you will not have to wait a ling
nine tin iiieeriainiy oe.oru yon anuw iiiuru
ult. There Ii i o element of lottery In our
plan, It makes no different.! whether wo get
your koliitlon Into or early Iu the day. All you
need Ii to mall this Atherlliemeiit to in. and
on .In. ilnv It reaehel iu.lt vo.tr Hit Ii the belt.
yon hull liuvn the Hold WhIoIi orlfiec
oiid U'it tho beautiful Tea Hot, nnd o on. We
K.iaraiitvo thnt we will nwnrd you a prlio
'Ihue linbtolutcly no opportunity fordeccn
thnt on our tutrt we cannot afford It. We want
tOK'et 1,100. WO well fatlitled i.tbicriberi, mid
for that reaiott we don't want you to tend any
inoiirj' until you know exactly what rrlie you
lme Knlned by aiiiwerllie the piunlei. A
lotui alter 4 p. m. ench day u pqtalble, the ex
ninlni rs will Ji.iIro thu Hit to the best of their
ability, and will drtlKiinln the prliei. We will
w rile to yoiiatqnce uotlfylUR you what prize
ha been awarded you, then If yntt are latli.
tied, you can tend your subicrlptlon to The
Woman' i W'mUI, and your prlie will go by re
turn of mall carrlige ald. To a perion of
narrow Ideas It leemi Impossible that we
hnuld be able to make such a Klgantlo offer,
but we hnve tho money, bralmand reputation,
we know exactly what we areilolnn, and If we
ran ICKltlmately Kaln a million iiibtcrlbersbr
thli arainl Idea, we know that this million of
well plenied mibscrlbers can be Induced to rec
ommend Thf H'dwiuu' UorU to all (iteildi.
thereby bi.iidiiiK up our circulation itiit
ttirllier. We aro wIIIIiir to ipeud 1,.0 In
ilili i ontekt In building up a Vlixmbscrlptlou
JUt, mid when this money l spent we rcierv
the rltiht to pupllstf a notlllchtlon that thi
contest has !. dlicoutlnued. Don't delay
until It Is t o late. The contest will continue
until July 1st, 1001.
We slvo A Honni I'rlieof .','. tndepend
ent of allutl.ei. to the porion who lends Ii
thell.t Kotteu up In the belt and hnndiomes
manner. Our Committee will decide and
award prlin dally, but the iihcIpI roprlz
will be awarded In tertember, 1001. Any blrd'i
name loiltid Iu tl.odlrtloiiHiUs accepted.
WHO itrJir.
The "Hiiwna's H'orM" it n thoroughly rtltabU
enncri,f ta t loi fo tto txaelty at vc adrrr.
liif, .lif'totir rtltnbUl'y'ut r.rfo any Adeer
thing Agent or Iuiinm man of London or .Yru
lo 1.
.Vamr. -
Strt
Toirn Cvunty..
N. 11. He careful and prepay your letter 8c,
as we do not receive underpaid letters.
Address:
TIIK "WUHAN'S WOULD,"
llrentrord, Lundou, W., Kuglanil.
BOYD & ARINOUD
...f!entTl Agenti...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co,
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 First Street, Near Stark.
Strong's
Photographs
Superior in Style
and Finishjj
STtroiOi
you aru nwurueii a pruu you tun n voiti.ci.ro
net tlie prliu by Inruiiilnea lubicrlber to VAi
ll'omnn'i W.rf.l. Wo khi.ll award a nrlze lo
tvi'rv ner.oii who Mil li the i.an.o of 'Ii Hlrdn..
r. flKNDRtCKS!
PACIFIC TEN? S AWNING
PRACTICAL SAIL MAKERS
Ftmgm and Yacht Smltm
a Specialty
OltKClON 1'IIONK 943 ICED
27
NORTH FIRST STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STEPHEN'S
Evening Gownm
Street Suite
Fancy Walete
Tailor Made Suite
Riding Habits, Etc.
289 Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
..TRAIINS STOP..
...AT..
Wilkins' Eating House
30 Minutes for Heals
l.uncl. Counter In connection. Tho only Kat
ii.r Home nt tho Depot where you enn get a
First-Class Mcnl.
ROSEBURG
OREGON
WHKN YOU UUY
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
roil IIOUSEKEEI'INQ
Cut This Out and Oct a Reduction at
Henry Jennings.
173-174 Klrat Street.
Picture Fames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
BERNSTEIN'S ART STORE
807 WaihliiRton street Ilel. Fltlli and Sixth
PORTLAND, ORCebM.
GRIP
Dial
linn
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
GENERAL STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES
Low ..Insurance
KELLEY-CLARKE
LESSEES ,
PORTLAND
Columbia Pbcne 700
Orf. Pboaa Grtit 431
Uiii m i iiftii :i,
LiniNlif, M Mm SI
SCw.
Q$&
Elected LamSdpyCq.
CTiA. v UUIf - TvT
"-aiT"
W i ' -! -i&Ee'
ORTNOPEWO S3.SO SHOE
DRYER'S POP Ul Alt SHOE STORE
mi rJmf Stntmt, Mmm0im Pf-m. PRTLAm, ACSe9.
teuJ (or Catalogua.
.. ESMOND .. HOTEL.
' Portland. - - Oregon.'
Front and Moirison Streets
ItATKSl
European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Ptr Day
American Plan, $1 to $2 Per Da?
OSCAK ANDKttSON, Manager.
J. C. rENDEQABT, Chief Clerk.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83J North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Repairing: Neatly Done.
Work called
for and' delivered,
guaranteed.
All work
H. G. RILEY, MANAGER.
Headquarters for Capcn Co.'s Shoes
L.V.OAnNAHAN. President.
C. Il.dAUDNKIt, Vice I'reildcnt.
W. W. TKKKY, TroMurer.
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
DENTIST
...Room 614 THE DEKUIVL.
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Tel. Red 2844,
.. Rates
CO.
OREOOINL
Kks yTnjaJJfncltygaih-
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Portiand.OrcgoN
.the enruopemtr.
S3.SO Sham
Tlmmlm C.'mv MBM
Argument No arll-!t
Kfn n reputation tr
nime tor ll-clf tm
Ih re h mrr t hl lnl t
and no other abo tixlav
on lie ,nrkei limralnnt
v'n Ificrvel renutatlom
oltba
In Goodoough BuUdln?.
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