The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, February 01, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textm imw1""' "!yu mi jwhi -Vjir THK NEW AGJC JPOKTIiAJND, OREGON. , tf r& V"", k LtUNA PKRIlY KXCHANOK John Erorson, Proprietor. , Dealer in Choice Wine, Liquor ami Cigar. 18 Alblna avenue, corner Hirer itreet. Alblna, Oregon. qillB IIAYAIUA SALOON A. 11. UUKGKlt, Prop. Imported and Donictlo Wine. Liquor aad Ulgar. Weinhard'i Beer. rhone Oregon IllaskltIS B. B. Corner Second and ,Oalc Htrceta, rOUTLAND, 0IIKC10N. ' 1J0KTI.AND UOM.INO MILLS Manufacturers of KAll lltON AND BTKKL. N. K. AYKIl, Manager. Twentr-fecotul and Nlcolal Street. W.O- NOON II AO CO. Manufacturer and Importer of HAGS, TWIKKS. TKNTfl AND AW.VINQ8, VLAUH AND MININO 1I03K. JUpirlnr Matorlnl. Canvas, Ball Making In all Hillranclu'5, Cotton Duck, Cordngc,etc. .12-34 N. Klrit fit. and 210.212.214.216 Couch St., PORTLAND, OU. 1l,AZIHU IlllOB. 01 nb Uoom Second Floor TV I no Bon, Concert, Pool and Uilllard Hall Oregon I'liono Grant 71 -' Hurmldo St. roilTIiAND . OltKOON. HJ I AYIffl A SHOUT AIITIHT10 I'lIOTOaKAIMIKILV New Studio BcreaUi and Washington Street, Ore t Dresner' New Qrocery. B KI.DING liltOH. Dealer In Dlatntfidi. Wntrlira, Jewelry, filbcrnaro Upeetactea, lite, KKPAIKINU A RPKCltALTY. AM. W0HK WAltUAN'IKD. 4fi Third fit. llct. Pino and Ali, Old Ookl and Silver nought. Portland, Or. TUQI.H IJAKIMIY. Phono Clay 214 II, A. llraramcr, Proprietor. i BURAD, OAKKS, PIK8, CONHKUTIONKIIY. Oruamontnl and Kuncy Cake to order. Cor. Twelfth and Ollaan Street. T UK WHBTUKN LUMUKIt COMPANY OBm: Seventeenth and Front HtreeU. Portland, Oregon. TV AY A IIKNDKIUSON All Kind or KUKNlTUltK.......... Practical Kmbalmcr and Undertaker. Order bjr telegraph filled promptly. Phoue lllack. 47. Cor. Willamette and 7tli 8U. KUOKNK CITY, OIIKOON. 1UI1TIN IIAUDWAIli: CO. Wholeaalo and ltctall Hardware. bTOVKS AND TINWAItK. ' Willamette Street, KUUKNK. OIIKOON QNOW FLAKIC SALOON O. I'KTKIISON, Prop. Th Choicest Ilrnnd ot Wlnea, Liquor and Cigar. Prlt at Hooin. it Hurnildo Street, Corner Fourth, POHTLAND, OIIKOON, mllM KZCHANQR. Oeorgo Sebeekl. aTINK WINKS, LIQUOItS AND ClOAKS. WKINHAHD'S llKKlt. 101 Third Street North. I ALL AT SSI PIK8T BT, For Fresh Bread. Cake and PUi Dallr. A Presto Line of Orocerles, Tea, Coffeos, Ktc. Mllfl. K. N. BUCHANAN, Proprietress. 0IIAKLK9 A. LUCAS, Atlornoy and Conn. arlor-at-lJkw, Boom 629 Chamber of Com. meres. Prartlre In all Foderal and Btato Couiu. Portland, Oregon. J, Boeder. N. Marquart 8KVKNTH & QLI8AN KXCHANOK. Choloe Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Bull wood llesr. Phoue Clay b 115N.7lb St.. Portland N KT YORK HAT CO. UtNUPACTUIlINQ HATTKBB. llata Dyed. Cleaned, Blocked and Trimmed, latest Htyle Hat n loek and Mad to Order. Union Hatter. Phoue Clay 726. Hi Fifth Street, roit'JXAKD. OIIEGON SPRANQER'S ARCADE ' 30, 33) 34 North Sixth Street, Corner Couch. ...BILLIARDS AND POOL... Ladles' and dents' Reading Room E. H. SPRANOER, Prop. recoa Phone Main 724. Columbia Phone 754 Portland, Oregon. Baggage and Omnibus Transfer ...COMPANY... OfftM 8. W. Cor. Fourth and Stark 8t. Telephone U9. PORTLAND, ORKGON. Exdun Your Chrcks Villi Mtuengtt a Trsio and Order Carriages or Coupes. Hupgajie checked at resi dence to any destination. Branch Office: Hotel Portland; United kiriag Co., Seventh and Taylor. L. II. ADAMS, Mgr. QTEHNKKN & JUI.tKN- Wliolepalc and rcatatl grocers, .112-.1M Burn. ldc atrcet, corner Sixth, Portland, Or. Tele phone, Oregon lllack 2932, Columbia f6. rOIIN KKLI.Y General Inn ranee Agent, Fire and Marine. Scottlrh Union & National Ins. Co., Kd In burg and London: Western 1". and M. Assurance Co., Toronto, Can. K Third at., Columbian Uldg. r It. MIU.KH. Oregon 'Phono Clay 762. PIIOTOaUAPIIKU. 227K Washington St. Portland, Oregon. THK BELL 8AL00N. Nato Solomon, Mgr. Phone Ore. Main G17. 'Phone Col. 229. Hot Lunch nerved every evening from 9::M to 1:30. 336 Washington Street. Portland, Oro. 11M0RY CANTKKN. Aug. Kschlo, Prop. Northeast comer Tenth and Couch St. Ore. 'Phono Hood Htt. Portland, Oregon. mllK TltANSCONTINHNTAL HOUSK. J. J. Kngelhardt, Proprietor. 773 Savlcr Street Portlnad, Oregon A NDKIISON A JOHNSON Dealer In KINK WINKS, LIQUOltS AND CiaAU. Oambrlnu Lager Beer on Draught. 187 Third Street. Phone, B'.aok 9C3 Ilraneu 82 Washington Street. Phone, North 330. Portland, Oregon. mllK TOTKM. First class In every retpect. Headquarter for Ola Kentucky Homo Club Whlskoy and Bclilltx Mllwaukoo Buor. Family entrance on West Park 8t. 3W Morrison ttrcct. Phone, Hood 717. A. CLOSK, Manager. P. F. HALL. Cor, Commercial anil Stanton Sts., Portland Oro. Wines, Llquots and Fluo Cigar. Oregon Phono Pink 413. V. M. PRESTON. nitOOKItllCt. Free delivery to alt part of the City. VOU JjirraU'c St., corner llai-siilo. Portland, Or. 'Phono Scott 371. NEIL O'HARE. Oceania Kxchangc. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigar. Free Lunch. Cor Hussell and llrendle Sis., Portland, Or. C. DAVIDSON. New and Second Hand Clothing, Boots and Fhoea, Trunks, Valises, Jewelry and Tools bought, old and exchanged. Highest price paid for all kinds nl valuable goods, at 87 N. Third St. and 4t Third St., Portland, Oregon. 'Phones Clny CIS, Green 477. Tailoring. Dyeing, Cleaning and ltcpalrlng done on short notice. A MKItlCAN BAKKItY. Otis Mankcrtt, Prop. All Kinds of Bread, Cakes and Plea. Home- inado Bread a Specially. BatMacllou UiiHrauteud, 600 William Arc. Portland, Oro, mllK TOTKM. ' Flrat-clas In every respect. Headquarters for Old Kentucky Homo Club Whiskey andSchllt Milwaukee Beer. Family entrance on Wcit Park St. A. CLOSK, Manager. M ONTE OAIILO SALOON. Finest Wlneii, Liquors mid Cigars, Ktc. Latent Hrunris. IIAGOIII.OM CABION, Proprietor. Cor. Klghth and (lllsan Street. Prlvato Boom oiitranioou Klghth Street. T HF.F.8 BKK 8UPPLIK8 SPItAY PUMP8 8KF.DS SKKDi BUKLL IMIIKIthON'S SONS 8KKD3MKN, 180-162 Front St., Portland, Oregon Poultry ki'ppllti Garden lloio Fertilizers CALL AT 171 North Sixth Street, For tlin 1itent liramln o Oinrs unil all kindu of fruits wlif n in bchboi). C. M. PUNNHLL, Prop. Call at 21t Third Street for FIiih f!nii(lii'H. FrnHli KrnllH nrarv ilnv. Tliu very Latest Urtwxie of Ciunre. l. A. CLOW, Prop. mllK CAIIINKT BKSTAUUANT. Georgo Jonei, Proprietor, Open from B a. m. to 1 a. m. .Private rooms for Ladle. Luuchtr put up for Travelers. Phone North 411. 232 Yamhill St., near Second c, P. J ON KB. ClOAItP, TOBACCOS, CANDIKS, Fit U ITS, NUT8, KTC. 133 Sixth Ftreet, Between Gllsau and Hoyt. Portland, Oregon TOOK IIAKQAlNS CALL ON II. S. GOLDMAN. Pea'er lu New and Secondhand Clothing, Genu' Furnishings, llaU, Caps, Hoot, nlio a. Blankcli, 'Irunkk, VIUe. Tcol. Ktc. Cn.(nl Clothing bo'igbt and exchanged. CCU North Third St., bet Drisand Kveuit. PoriUud. Or Telopkouu llruwu423. OQUABK DKALING IS OUR MOTTO. KKW YOIIK LOAN OFFICE. Bromberg & Co., Proprietor. We buy, tell, trade or lend Tiinner on Watches, Diamond, Jeuelrr and Article of Kery !). crlpllon. ilargalns In unrdermi'd pledge for cull or Installment, I'tione Bed W-A. No. ICO Third St., bet. jiorrUon nd Yamhl.l, Portland A First Class Market. WILLARD, EHRMAN & CO., tct Washington Street. DKALKB8 IN ALL KIND3 OF MKATA Free delivery to all parts of the city. Oregon Grant 1411. Columbia Telephone ljlt. 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 LATE WINTER STYLES SEASONABLE FINERY FOR EVEN ING WEAR. Thin 811k Fabrics far Spring and Bnmracr Are Crowding the Shop Windows Ton Bhntlcs to He Especial ly Stylish- New Wash Bilks. New Tork correspondence. yassv UMMER fnbrics of Tagnur-y texture ami v a new crop of sum k inor Bilks - hrc n k rather liewlltU'rlnir tAN nrrny lu the shops. 2iiV IS 1 1 1 moiissollnes, N batistes, mulls, Pot- sliui lawns, prKa ti dies, satin foulard ami Swisses nro on the counters mid the temptation to buy would be Irrc sistiblo were It not so dllllcult to innke choice. Tho goods are expensive, ns they usually arc early In the season, but women who can nfford to buy now deem this the time to get choice patterns, so arc. purchasing freely. In nil these weaves, patterns are nttractlve and very tasteful. Neither designs nor shades aro so pronounced as last season. If the display of tan shades In nil tho new fabrics has any slgnltlcaucc, they are to bo especially stylish. A largo va- v1 Jr iWhul fit 4 ilfW Writ' 'tiiiM&qlrl flf al? L wtr ,'ilV i' m-SsSM JJ.J ill ti,Jll'-Pii-.Lr ' 7T-T3 .i.Jll! H tkj iii'iTi aii 1 1 i-5!NmoiwnSlr WINTEU'S EVENING FINEUY. rlcty of tans nnd biscuit shades nro found among foulards, and they are but Httlo less noticeable nniong batistes and tH,is muslins. A novelty In linen batiste Is embroidered by machine lu silk of differ ent colors. Pretty batistes are to bo had with Persian stripes In silk, plain satin stripes In different colors and polka dots. These are in linen color, but there arc other batistes In dainty tints of blue, pink and heliotrope. Swiss muslins In bluo embroidered In wliito nru charming. Figured and striped mulls nro new, nnd embroidered ones arc highly wrought, as Is suggested by the bod lee of the Inltlnl picture, which was sketched In whlto mull embroidered In white, black silk (loss embroidery appearing on yoke and sleeves. There are pretty new wash Bilks, too, JACKET SUITS THAT WILL. with tiny cords ami ilotH. Among tliu moru elcKnnt tfllU U n Ducla-nxo xutln, Inset at wide Intervals with uifilalllonit of lace. Pongee- In linen aud white la u softer weave than formerly. It iouh-b In iolf dot, stripe or the plain fabric, ntid will make a cool and dainty suit or chirt walat, Style in evening gowns are at a tund mill, as reasonably enough they might be because of their diversity and rich ness. Laces and diaphanous fabrics have been Important factors in them all win ter, so the next change, which will bo to summer alrlne, will not be so nearly a risht-about as It sometimes is. Three handsome gowns are sketched here as representatives of styles that will last out the cold weather. On the left Is a whlto nun's veiling, cut princess and trimmed with Irish point and Hudson Hay sable. Next Is a pale blue crepu do chine trim med with tinted cluny lace and "dashed" with black velvet in knots and belt. Tho last gown was white satin finished lav lshly with brussels lace and witn medal lions of cream lace and black velvet. White holds as the distinctive color for evening gowns, and flowers still trim many costume-, the edelweiss being much liked. This delicate little blossom Is beautifully copied In white velvet and Is arranged in natural looking clusters. Itatiktdn roses made of white chlffou arc another dainty decoration for evening gowns. They form, with lace, little me dallions all around the skirt of n white satin gown. Applications of all kinds nro used extensively, and spangled net and fillet are often seen. The fi'chu effect Is used n great deal for bodices. Evening wraps, like evening gowns, now furnish few disclosures of novelty, but earlier In the winter they were ft succession of wonders, so only now have their standards become at nil settled. Now, whether of silk, broadcloth, satin or velvet, they are all loose nnd cither three quarter or full length. Many nre trim med with handsome lace and fur, while others nre severely plain except for a fur lined collar. Gros grain silk makes up beautifully for cloaks and wraps, and often Is the fabric of the showy gar ment. The artist presents a cloak of pink gros grain that was lined with white Angora, this turning over in rovers. Irish crochet appeared lu collar and outer re vers. The gros grain put Into rucIi wraps Is not as heavy as that imed years ago, but has a beautiful luster and is very soft lu texture. It does not rumple easily, heneo Is much liked for service ot this kind. Eton and bolero suits constitute one ot tho features of winter attire that nre to hold over to spring. Velvet suits with short ctons nre very swagger. Some nro fur trimmed, while- others aro finished with passementerie or braid nnd arc worn with handsome fur neck piece and muff. The fur-trimmed suit of these pictures was tan broadcloth and black bear, black velvet, gilt buttons mid whlto silk finish ing the jacket. The companion suit was ruby velvet, white passemeiiterlu dotted with black velvet and white satin em broidered id silver. Light cloths In pastel and biscuit tints aro put Into many etoti suits, and In velvets, blues, browns, greens and a deep, rich red aro worn, Tho bodices worn may bo as elaborate or plain as one chooses. Whlto pongeo is recommended as n fashlouablo material for these get-tips. White corduroy and velvet pressed Into narrow stripes Is an other material much worn just now, A soft, satiny taffeta Is also thus used and HOLD OVKIt INTO SPIllNO. makes up charmingly. It usually Is trim med with heavy luco or upplliiuo work of homo kind. I'liblilon Notew, Lattice work Is used frequently on the new blouses. Scurlet and while make a popular com bination for children's frock. Persian ornaments applluued upon chif fon make attractive stocks and bows, j .Mourning millinery appear to bo mi- usually elaborate aud dressy this season, lllack nnd white striped velvet Is used with good effect on gowns of pale bhin cloth. Itlack aud white continues to be a fa vorite combination for afternoon nJ evening gowtls. The glinting metallic shades that ap pear lu some of the new hats, neck pieces and boas of raro plumage, show a rich mingling of both the deep blue and dark green tints now so fashionable TACOMB, WASH., ADVERTISING. D KNABEL, Proprietor of THK OKUMAN BAKKItY AND COFFKK PAIILOKS. I'rexh Bread and Cake dall y. Ornamental best and purest Tcri?pliono Pa?k Cakes a specialty. Only the material tired In our Bakery. frrn til nil tmrt it tliA nltv. Tnlnnl 7U1. 1117 Paclllo Avenue, Tacoma, Washington, ROTHSCHILD & CO. Port Townscnd, Washington. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MKIICIIANTS. Custom House Brokers and Stevedores. Kstabllshcd ISiS. Branch olUccs Tacoma and Scuttlo. JENTU0KY LIQUOlt CO. Pctor 8nudberg, Proprietor. WINKS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Pole agent for Gutncst' Stout and Bus' Ale, (llosd Bros. Bottling). Kstabllshcd ISM. Tele phono Main 699. 1140 Piicllln Avenue; lUi'J Commerce St. Tucoma, Washington. TRY Frye Bruhn & Co. 1310 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Wash, Wholesale and Retail Butchers Meals furnished for Knil roads and Steninbont Lines. TKLKPIIONK 43. TACOMA CARRIAGE and BAGGAGE TRANSFER COMPANY. Oftlco Ktt Tenth St., Southeast comer of A. TACOMA, WASH. Hacks, Cojpes, Carriages, Baggage Wagons At All Hours. Passengers and Bnugngn transferred from residences and hotels to and from all boats and trains. Hand your checks for bnggngn to our incrsellliors. Who will meet vim mi all Inenm- lug trains and boats. First class l.hury. Open nil night. AH rigs marked "T. C. & II. T. Co." Grand Central Hotel. W. W. HAIIMO.V, I.cssco and Mgr, Headquarters for Lumbermen Miners, and Tourists. First class bar In connection, 1211-1'Jia 1'aclflo Axonuo. TACOMA, Wash Tacoma Trunk Factory. Trunks, Traveling Hags, Suit Cases and Telescopes. REPAIRING L'ONE. 730 Pacific kit. Tacoma, Wash. HUNT & MOTTET CO. Dealer In General Hardware MILL AND LOGGERS' SUPPLIES. 1501-1503-1605 Pacific Avenue TACOMA, WASH. ...OLYMPIC... Steam Laundry 407 South J Street UICHABL J. BJORN & LOUIS J. BJORN rnopitiKToitfi TACOMA, WASH. PORTLAND UMBRELLA WORKS If. A NDKIISON, Proprietor. Umbrellas and Parasols Mnile to Order, Recovered nud Itepalted. Cum a Hejmlted. 180 Third St., Bet. Yamhill and Taylor, phono mack wi Portland, Oregon. W. C. HOLMAN. Dealer In Agricultural Implements Wagons, Buggies, Etc. 210, 212, 2M Front Street. Cor. Salmon, rOKTLAND, OKKuOX. Pendleton Roller Mills W. H. IIVKItB, Proprietor. Daily Capacity 800 Barrels; Manufacturer of TJIiio Ribbon and Myers' Host Flonr, liran unil Hiorts. IE oiled liurluy ulwayri on Hand. Pendleton, Oregon. . WALU WALLA, WASH., ADVERTISING. nllYAN BROS. New Lively, Feed and Sate Stabla. Rubber Tired Hacks n specialty. Carrlago I calls nltcnded to night or day. Southwest cor. I 8ocoml m"1 A1Jcr 8,rou' Telephone 67. WALLA WALLA, WA8IL T W. COOKKRLY. Undertaker and General Funeral Furnisher. Kmlmtmlnc a Specialty. llabcock'a Brick Block, 7J4 First St. Telephone lllack 891. WALLA WALLA, WASH. McBritle Bros. LIVERY STABLE. Rubber Tired Hacks & Specialty. Baggage Wagons. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Telephone 66. 124 E. Main St. HOTEL DACRES S. SIMON, Proprietor. Formerly SiniOll HoUSC Rateu $2.50 to $3.00. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Fins Furnished Rooms Refreshnaits - Cuba Cafe - ROBERT SCHULZE, Propr. ED. WHITEHEAD, Mgr. 93-03 Fourth Strt, Opp. Chamber of Commerce, POHTLAND OH DEMENT BROS. COMPANY. WALLA WALLA. ' Patent Flour: "White Spray" AND "Demerit's Best" For Breakfast Food: WHEAT GRANULES" H. R. BECKWITH, Wholesale Agent, Portland. GILBERT HUNT CO. Macbin Sf... ..d Foodr, WS&m Manufacturer of Pride of Washington Thrci h:rs, Self- Fccdcm, Drapers and Machine Extrus of Every Description. Repair Work a Specialty. Catakgia Free. WAIiLA.WAM.A, WASH. KlngC. Htile. Ivaao 1!. Staple. Staples Land and Emigration Co. Itooiu I, Wort-enter IlulUllng. Timber and Mineral Land's Bought and Sold. Homestead and Timber Claims Located. Estimates of Tim ber Made by Competent Men. PORTLAND, OREGON. SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE TnADt Marks Designs CopvnioHTS Ac. Anrono omltnii a ketrh and description nir quickly ux-erlnlu our opinion frvo whether an liiroullmi It prohablr PAtvntalile. romniunlca tlon Hlrlctlr coiilldoiitfal. 1 lundbook on I'ulenl saiitfreo. Mel airencr fur aocurliiir patent. Piitmil taken llirouuli Jlunn to. recvlr tlKcUitnolict, nllliout tliMfKO, In tho scientific imterican. 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