The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, January 11, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. - THE iiBTf AGrE, PORTLAND, OBEGON. !'-tf' ' 4 H. V.3 . ft t A LD1NA FERRY EXCHANGE John Ercrson, Proprietor. Dealer In Choice Wines, I.lquon and Cigars. 18 Alblna avenue, corner River litest Alblna, Oregon. YrUIE BAVARIA SALOON '? A. B. BURGER, Prop. , Imported and Domestic Wine. Liquor M, and Cigars. Wclnhard's Veer. pffc () Fbone Oregon Mask 19M jr B. K. Corner Second and Oak Street!, WiL' PORTLAND, OREGON. A . pORTLAND ROLLING MILLS Manufacturer! of BAR IRON AND STEEL. N. E. AYER, Manager. Twenty-Second and Nlcolat Street. TIT C. NOON BAO CO. Manufacturer! and Importers of BAGS, TWINES. TENT8 AND AWNINGS, FLAGS AND MINING HOSE. Bagging Material, Canvas, Sail Making In att itsUratichcs, Cotton Duck, Cordagc.ctc 82-34 N. Flnt St. and 210-212-2U-210 Couch St , PORTLAND, OR. TtLAZIER BROS. Club Room Second Floor Wine Rooma, Conceit, Pool and Billiard Hall Oregon Phono Grant 71 243 Burmldo St. TORTLAND OREGON. TJ AYES A SHORT ARTIBT1C PHOTOGRAPHKRb. New Studio Seventh and Washington 8trects, Ove Drcssor's Now Grocery. B ELDINQ BROS. Dealers In Diamonds. Watch, Jewelry, Silverware Hpcctnilca, Etc. REPAIRING A B1TCIALTY. ALL WORK WARRAN1ED. Third St. Bet. Pine and Aili. Old Gold and Silver Bought. Portland, Or. KUOLE BAKERY. Thone Clar 211 II. A. Rrammcr, Proprietor. BREAD, CAKES, PIES, CONFECTIONERY. Ornamental and Fancy Cakes to order. Cor. Twelfth and Gllian Street!. Ml HE WESTERN LUMBUR COMPANY Ofllcot Seventeenth and Front Street. Portland, Oregon ARMORY DRUO STORE lure Drugs and Chemicals, Toilet Article Stationery, Confectionery and Domestic Cigars. Prescription a Specialty. IS. W. Corner Tenth and Krerett Streets, Portland, Oregon. mllE POPULAR 123 First Street, Bet. Washington and Alder Phono Oregon Red 934 Phono Columbia 561 JOHN ECKLUND, Proprietor, Portland, Or. TVAY A HENDERSON All Kinds of FURNITURE- Practical Embalmcrs and Undertakers. Orders by telegraph filled promptly. Phono Black 47. Cor. lltamettu and 7th Sis. EUGENE CITY, OREGON. M RUTIN HARDWARE CO. ' Wholesale and Retail Hardware. STOVES AND TINWARE. Willamette 8trcet, EUGENE, ORF.QON qNOW FLAKE SALOON O. PETERSON, Prop. Tlio Choicest Brand of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Prh ate Rooms. 5S0 Burnsldo Street, Corner Fourth, PORTLAND, OREGON. MLTEDOK 8ALOON W. II. MOON, Prop. "" Choicest Liquors and Cigars. Steam and Lagor Beer, SOS Alder Street. Portland, Oregon. Phone South 11. T HE EXCHANQE. George ScbeckL FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGAR8.. WEINUARD'B BEER. 101 Third Street North. riALL AT 331 FIRST ST, For Fresh Bread. Cakes and PUs Dally. A Fresh Line of Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Etc, MR8. E. N. BUCHANAN, Proprietress. A First Class Market. WXARD, EHRMAN & CO., S61 Washington Street. DEALERS IN ALL KIND3 OF MEATS, Free delivery to all part of the city. Oregon Grant 1411. Columbia Telephone 13S. A. E. SIEQEU. Dealer in all kinds of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Etc. Ham and Bacon a Specialty. Phone, Clay 584. 95 N. Seventh St 1 CHARIES A. LUCAS, Attorney and Couu-selor-at.Law. Room 629 Chamber of Com meice. Practice in all Federal and State Courts, Portland, Oregon. OTEHNKKN A JULIEN- Wholerale and rcatall grocers, 812-314 Burn tide street, corner sixth, Portland, Or. Tele phone, Oregon Black 2932, Columbia 686. rOHN KKL1YIT General Isurance Agent, Fire and, Murine. Scottish Union A National Ins, Co., Edlnburg and London; Western F. and M. Assurance Co., Toronto, Can. &!) Third St., Columbian Bldg. p R. MILLER. Oregon 'Phone Clay 762. ' PHOTOGRAPHER. 227H Washington St. Portland, Oregon. THE BELL SALOON. Nate Solomon, Mgr. 'Phono Ore. Main 617. 'Phone Col. 229. Hot Lunch served every evening from 9:30 to 1:30. 336ttaslllngtonblreet. Portland, Ore. A RMORY CANTEEN. . Aug. Eschle, Prop. Northeast corner Tenth and Couch Sti. Ore. 'Phone Hood (03. Portland, Oregon. mllE TRANSCONTINENTAL HOUSE. J. J. Engclhardt, Proprietor, 773 Savter Btrcet. Portlnad, Oreg on A NDERSON A JOHNSON Dealers In FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Gambrlnu Lager Beer on Draught. 187 Third Street. Phone, Blaok 903 Brunch 828 Washington 8treet. Phone, North 334. Portland, Oregon. mllE TOTEM. First class In every respect. Headquarters for Ola Kentucky Homo Club Whiskey and Schlltz Milwaukee Beer. Fnmlly entrance on West Park St. CS0 Morrison street. Phono, Hood 717. A. CLOSE, Manager. P. F. HAU. Cor. Commercial and Btantnn Sts , Portland Ore. Wine, Liquors and i'lno Cigars. Oregon Phono Pink 413. V. M. PRESTON. GROCERIES. Free delivery to nil parts of the City. 2C0 Ijirrnbcu St., comer HiksiiIo. Portland, Or. 'Phono Scott 371. NEIL O'HARE. Occsnlo Exchange. Choice Wines, Llquori and Cignrs. Kno Lunch. Cor. Rtistcll and Brcndte Sts., Portland, Or, C. DAVIDSON. New and Second Hand Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Vnllscs, Jewelry and Tool bought, sold and exchanged. Highest prices paid fur all kinds of VHltiablu goods, at 87 N. Third St. and 41 Third St., Portland, Oregon. 'Phones Clay 613, On en 477. Tailoring. Djelng, Cleaning and Rupnlrlngdono on short notice E. E. GOODING, T. A. GARBADE. President. Vice President. WILLIS FISHER, Secretary. Oregon Mineral Water Co. Incorporated. Cascade and Wolfcr bprlngs Mineral Waters. ManiifiiLiurersof Soda Water. Kxtracts, Ammonia, Blueing, Ete. 823 First Street, Portland, Oregon. A MERICAN BAKERY. Otis Mankcrtz, Prop. All Kinds of Bread. Cakes and Pies. Home mado Bread a Specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. COO Williams Ave. Portland, Oro. mllE TOTEM. First-class in over? respect. Headquarters for Old Kentucky Homo Club Whiskey and Schlltz Milwaukee Beer. Family entrance on West Park St. A. CLOSE, Manager. MONTI 3 CARLO SALOON. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Etc. Latest llramla. HAGOBLOM CARLbON, Proprietor. Cor, Eighth and Gllsan Streols. Private Room uutraiicoon Eighth Btreot. TREES BF.E SUPPLIES SPRAY PUMPS 8KEDH BEKDi BUF.LL LAMBKRSON'S SONS BEF.DSMEN, 180-182 Front 8t., Portland, Oregon Toultry supplies Garden Hoso Fertilisers CALL AT 171 North Sixth Street, For tho Latest Brands of Cigars and all kindB of fruits when in season. C. M. PENNELL, Prop. Call at 211 Third Street for Fine Candies. Fresli Fruits every day. The very Latest Brands of Ciirars. M. A. CLOW, Trop. T HE CABINET RESTAURANT. George Jones, Proprietor. Open from S n. m. to 1 a. m. Private rooms for Ladle. Lunches put up for Traveler. Phone North 441. 232 Yamhill St., near Second F. J. FLORENCE. CIGAR8, TOBACCOS, CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. No, 332 O Street. Portland, Orcgo. c. P. JONE8. CIQARB, TOBACCOS, CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. 1S3 Sixth Ftrect,' BctuLen Glisau and Hoyt. Portland, Oregon F OR BARGAINS CALL ON H. 8. GOLDMAN. Dealer lu New" and Second-Hand Clothing, Genu' Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Hoots, hho s. Blankets, Trunks. Vallies. Tools, Etc. Cast-Oft Clothing bought and ttxclianged. 66$ North Third St. bet Davis and Everett, Pdnlaud, Or Telephone Brown 423. s QUARK DEALINQ IB QUlt MOTTO. NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE. BromU-rg A Co., Proprietors. We buy, sell, trade pr lend uoner ou Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Articles of Kterylkt crlpilon. Bargains In uurdeeined pledges for aliorlnitallmeilU. Phono RcfiWA No. 1U) Third St., bet. Morrison and Yamhill, Portland MODES FOR MY LADY. BRAID 18 SUPERSEDED BY CON TRASTING DRESS GOODS. X.nat Stronghold of the Severe Tailor Gown la Overthrown, mid Newer Butts Iluve Sufficient Decoration to Make Them Available for VUltlng. Mtw TorV correspondence! IlEFEItENGB is given over braid for trimming tho stylish gown for shopping nnd out door wear, to a second sort of dress goods. The goods employed its' trimming may be la almost violent contrast to tho main material, or may compare qui ctly with it, this according to the wearer's taste. If she likes striking effects, aho may do this trick with downright radicalism, yet be fashionably secure. Tailors of tho front rank nro turning out handsome suits of hopsackitig, homespun, vicuna, camel's hair, zlbellnc and kindred goods that nro elaborately decorated with bands of serge and n vest of satin-faced cloth, while perhaps still another contrasting material appears at the foot of the skirt STYLI8II FOU SHOPPING AND nml nn tlio nlpnvpR. Dnn oxninnto of tills fashion was a study In browns utilizing four different materials. .Mixed muck una brown Scotch wool was for top of skirt and foundation of bolero, camel's hair in a paler brown was for waistcoat and skirt flounce, while nut brown satliflln lulinil ntntli ntinpfirnil tn Ntltphinl linnds on skirt and coat. These three fabrics used with embroidered brown and green allk nrnfliirnil n tmlt thnf lnn ill'Plllf'd nil especially fine expression of this fashion. A Inaa rnmiilpr form nf It Win til 11 1 sketched for tho accompanying xmnll pic ture. Hero (lurK reu giuciino was irim med with narow bandit of whlto satin fnci.il rlfitli. nnd thn odd rnllnr WI1K trim- mod with a stitched band of bright red silk. Four materials and as many shades aro often used, Three blues and whlto aro susceptible of cry flue combination. This fashion has overthrown the last stronghold of tlio sovero tailor gown, which now is rarely seen. Aside from lli. nlnau nt frnwilil 4 111 llpNprltlOil thn .w -.... w. r.w .-... - new tailor suits havo sufllelent decora tion to make them sultablo for visiting and even reception use, and the taste nnd Inponnltv with which thf.gn iloroin tlons are applied are strictly of the first grade, Hough and smooth-raceii cloths are used, and nearly all colors aro suit able, tans, browns and blues bclnt,' tho NEW DKVni.OPMKNTS IN more favored. Corduroy and velvet aro also made in tailor style, and handsome suits of velvet with sable trimmings are also seen. Velvet gowns ore made with very little trlmmlug as a rule, stitched bands of silk and cloth beiug the usual garniture. Small figured velvets are styl ish, especially in brown, green, metal and fawn shades. They come in tine im M m In Hh nil ft 1 11 tvhimtigSBttiwM I IV lino stripes and pin dots In whlto very close together. Tho skirts of these gowns usually are not extremely long, yet trail at least a little. Bodices are .of many kinds, .but the postilion back tlttlng tho figure closely nml the slightly blouscd front opening with small embroidered rovers over a laco frout are features often seen. Tho sleeves are usually flow ing a bit with laco frill Inside and com pleted with lace undersleeve and wrist band. Three dresses of this grado are shown in the next picture, Tho left hand one was coral red camel's hair, with black silk laeing and 'cream lace for trimmings. Tho next gown was black velvet, its Spanish flounce box-plentcd, Its bodice showing pleating and yoko of Irish crochet lnce. The last of the trio was light brown vicuna, finished with tucking and belted with brown velvet. Tailors do not hesitate to elaborato gowns of this grade, to tho degree some times of making them more like n dress up than n gown for shopping and such Bcrvlce. The gown that Is in the best taste, however, N marked more by exact ness and nicety than by complexity, and such dresses when had of fashlonablo tailors aro very extravagant attire. This Is, ns early In the autumn it prom ised to be, a season notablo for its vel vet gowns. Two widely different points now emphaslzo the fact that velvet at tiro Is quite beyond tho reach of most folk. One Is the Increased elaborateness of velvet dresses, the other is tho occa sional sight of an Imltntlon velvet suit that has turned shabby after n few wear lugs. To-dny's 'ehctcens nnd such weaves arc better than they usod to bo, but the rule still holds that to be sure of satisfaction a line real velvet should bn D1VJ638X ENOljaU TQIt CALLS. purchased. Tho left-hand and right-hand gowns In tho next picture point how far velvet attire has gone from that rich severity that onco was deemed tho finest posslblo effect from velvets. Tho, first of theso was fawn-colored, Its skirt flounco headed with smocking and narrow silver braid. Silver bruld and embroidery en riched tho bodice, whosu vest was tucked whlto chiffon, thu sleeve puffs plain chif fon. Tho other was a three-quarter-coat suit In metal gray corduroy, with elabo rate trimming of gilt cord. Tho coat closed with gilt cord frogs, and rovers and sleevu puffs wure black velvet. This variation of the I.ouIh coat counts as very stylish just now. Tho dominant feature of many a lino new boillco Is either a bolero or showy laco collar, although both theso Items havo been n long timn Htjllsh. A sample of the collars appears In thin plcturo, and was ecru Irish crochet on biscuit la dles' cloth. White Irish crochet collars aro numerous, too, as are collars of grass linen appllqued with heavy lace. Km broldcred mull is another much favored collar material. Fluffy chiffon and laco jabots may be worn with them and hand Homo In co collars finish a number. They nro trimmed with braid, stitched bands of silk and cloth, stitching and embroid ery. Those of fur nnd velvet show very SU3UVES AND TItl.MMINGS. little trimming, but usually havo a hand some laco or chiffon jabot. A suggestion of the military bodice In tho trimming is brand now wrinkle. This may be faint or qurte huzzar-llke. It was suggested only in the bolero of this picture by means of tabs of Mhlto silk embroidered In b)ack. Tho goods was willow green broadcloth. TACOM, WASH, ADVERTISING. D KNABEI,, 1 Proprietor of THE QEKMAN BAKEltY AND COFFEE PA 111.0 US. Fresh Bread and Cake dally. Ornamental Cake a ipcclalty. Only tho best and purest material used In our Bakery. Bread delivered freo to any part of the city. Telephone Park 791. :il7PaclllcAciiue,Tacoma, Washington. ROTHSCHILD & CO. Tort Townscnd, Washington. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Custom House Brokers and Stotcdorcs. Established I80S. Branch oftlccs Tacoraa and Seattle ENTUOKY LIQUOR CO. Peter Sandberg, Proprietor. WINES, MQlJoitS AND CIO A 118. Sole agent for Outness' Stout and Bass' Ale, (Bend Hro. Bottling). Established 18HI. Tele phone Main 699. 1140 Paclllp Avonuo; 1139 Comtncrco St. Tacoma, Washington, TKY Frye Bruhn & Co. 1310 Pacific Avcnuo, Tacoma, Wash. Wholesale and Retail Butchers Meats furnished for Itnilroada and Steamboat Lines. TKLKt'HONK 43. TACOMA CARRIAGE and BAGGAGE TRANSFER COMPANY. omco 102 Tenth St., Southeast comer of A. TACOMA, WASH, Hacks, Coupes, Carriages, Baggage Wagons At All Hours. Passengers and Baggngo transferred .from rcsldt'iiicsaud hotels to and from all boats and trains. Hand )our checks for haggngo to our messengers, who will meet jou on nil Incom ing trains and boats. First clsss I.hcry. Open aUnlghl. All rigs marked "T. O. A II. T. Co." Grand Central Hotel. W. W. HAHMON, Lcssco and Mgr, Headquarters for Lumbermen Miners and Tourists. First class bar In connection. 1211-1213 Paclllo Aonue. TACOMA, Wash Tacoma Trunk Factory. -inks, Traveling Hags, Suit Cases and Telescopes. REPAIRING' DONE. 730 Pacific Ava. Ticomi, Wash. HUNT & MOTTET CO. Dealers In General Hardware MILL AND LOGGERS' SUPPLIES. 1501-1603-1606 Pacific Avenue TACOMA, WASH. TACOMA GARMENT MANUFACTURING CO. OOO Commerce Street Custom Shirts nnd Pants, Aprons, Etc. LatlluV Shirt Waists and Bkirta a Specialty. Mall Orders Promptly Attended To. PORTLAND UMBRELLA WORKS II. ANDKK80N, Proprietor. Umbrellas and Parasols Muile to Order, Recovered and Repaired. Canes Repaired. (90 Third St., Bet. Yamhill and Taylor. mono mack wt. ....Portland, Oregon. W. C. HOLMAN. Dealer in Agricultural Implements Wagons, Buggies, Etc. 210, 212, 214 Fiont Street, Cor. Salmon, PORTLAND, OREGON. Pendleton Roller Mills W. B. IiYKItH, Proprietor. Daily Capacity 800 Barrels. Manufacturers of Blue Riblon and llyom' Rest Floor, Ilraii and Hiorts, Rolled Parley always on Hand Pendleton, Oregon LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF EASTERN OREGON. Ty B.BOWMAN f HIOTOaKAPHIC AND LANDSCAPE ARTIST VIotts ot All Description Specialty, Kodak Developing ami Finishing Main St., Near llrlJgc, PENDLETON, OIIECION. mllE ST. LOUIS L1VE11Y, PEED AND 8ALE STAI1LES A specialty of First-class Turn-outs and Con veyances for Commercial Men and the general public Itemodclcd and lmproed WOODS A 8PAKHOW, Proprietors I'lione 101, Ladrando, Orcgoa KOEPPEN'S PHARMACY... Everything that is kept in a modern and up-to-date drug store. Prescriptions and Family Recipes put up by competent men, from pure dtugt.JJJ A, C, K0EPPEN & BR0 Manufacturing Chomlsts. 1 (5 Court Street., Pendleton, Oregon. THE MINT SALOON O. L. MELLQUI8T, Prep. 11EST IHtANDS OF WINES AND L1U.UOKS IMPOIITED AND DOMESTIO C1UAHS.... Corner Depot fitreot and Joffcrson Aonue, LA GRANDE, OR. The Leading FURNITURE DEALER AND sssst OP EASf BRN OREdON IS ..M. A. RADER..' Funeral Director and Embaltncr l.auy Asslstaut. FKNDI.KTON OUKOON BAKER CITY IRON WORKS. HIGGINS & HARDENBROOK, Props. Iron Founders and Machinists General Repair Work Our Specialty. Architectural Iron Work ...and Bridge Cistlngs- WltlTK l'Oll KSTIMATKS. Dalles Laundry Go. FIRST-OLASS WORK at Short Nutlco Gentlemen's Work a Specialty I.nrul riioiiB 1141 Long Dlstaiioa SOU THU DALLES, ORP-GON A FULL LINE OF Electrical Supplies Lighting; of Building's. Stores and Residences arc and incandescent. Elec tric Power for Elevators, Pumps and all Kinds of Macninery. Portland General Electric Go. SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS. Both 'Phones 385. Strong's Photographs Superior in Style and Finish.) J STUDIO: In Goodnough Bulldin?. ...OLYMPIC... Steam Laundry 407 South J Street MICHAEL J. BJORN & LOUIS J. BJORH 1'iiontiKi'oits TACOMA, WASH. , 4 ' v & x 'i J ' It n t &, .&,,