The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, April 05, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCHE mJBW AGE, PORTLAND. OREGON. St. fOHSf KKi.r.r 9.: J General Isnrance ARcnt. Fire and Marine. $ Scottish Union fc National Ins. Co., Edlnburr and London; Western F. and H. Assuranco Co.. Toronto, Can. 82'$ Third st., Columbian Uldg. r n. MIM.EK. Oregon Ihone Clay 782. PilOTOOUAI'HEK. S27H Washington Bt. Tortland, Oregon. T UB TRANSCONTINENTAL HOUSE. J. J. Kngclhnrdt, Proprietor. T7J Barter Btrcet. 1'ortlnad, Oregon A NDKR80N A JOHNBON Dealers In FINE WINN, UQUOUS AND CI0A1W. flambrlnui Lager Deer on Draught. J7 Third Blrect. Phone, BlMk 9M llrnneh CS Tf ahlngton Street. Phone, North 3M. Portland, Oregon. mUH TOTEM. Flrat class In every respect. Headquarters for Ola Kentucky Home Oluk Whiskey and Schllt Milwaukee Beer. , Family entrance on West Park Bt. SM Morrison itroet. Phono, Hood 717, A. CLOSE, Manager. P. F. HALL. Cor. Commercial and Btanton Sti., Portland Ore. Wines, Liquors and Fine Cigars. Oregon Phono Pink 413. V. M. PRESTON. GROCERIES. Free delivery to all parts of the City. SCO Ijirrnbcu St., corner Ifasalo. Portland, Or. 'Phono Scott 371. NEIL O'HARE. Oceanic Exchange. Cholca Wines, Liquors and Ulnars. Krco Lunch. Cor. Knsscll and Ilrcudle Bts., Portland, Or. C. DAVIDSON.' New and Pecond Hand Clothing, Roots and fihe.es, Trunks, Vnllscs,' Jewelry and Tools bought, fold and exchanged.. Highest prices paid for all kinds of valuable goods, at 87 N. Third St. and 44 Third St., Portlnnd, Oregon. 'Phones Clay 6l:t, Green 477. Tailoring. Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairing duno on short notice. 4 MERICAN IIAKERY. Ous Mankertz, Prop. All Kinds of Rrcad, Cakes and Pies. Home made, Urcad n hpeclalty. Sattof action dim ran teed. tt Williams Ave. Portland, Ore. mllK TOTEM. First-class In every respect. Headquarters for Old Kentucky Home Club Whiskey and Bchlitz Milwaukee- Beer. Family entrance on Wcit Park St. A. CLOSE, Managor. jyjONTE CARLO SALOON. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Etc. Latest Hrands. IIAGGRLOM CARLSON, Proprietor, Cor. Eighth and Gllsan Streets. Prlvato Room outranco on Eighth Btrcet. TEKE8 nEK SUPPLIES SPRAY PUMPS SEEDS 8EEDJ BUELL LAMllERSON'S BON8 8EEDSMEN, - 10-183 Front St., Portland, Oregon Ponltry supplies Garden Hose Fertilisers CALL AT 171 North Sixth Street, For the Latest Hrands of UigarH and all kinds of fruits when in season. C. M. PGNNeLL, Irop. Call at 211 Third Stroot for Fine Candies. Fresh Fruits every day. The rery Latest Brands of Clears. M. A. CLOW, Prop. mllE CAPINET RESTAURANT. George Jones, Proprietor. Open from 5 a. m. to 1 a. m. Private rooms for Ladies. Lunches put up for Travelers. Fboae North 4(1. 332 Yamhill St., near Second F OB BARGAINS CALL ON II. 8. GOLDMAN. Dea'er In New and Second-Hand Clothing, Acuta' Furnishings, lists, Caps, Hoots, KIio.s. Blankets, 'Irtmks.Valltei.Tools, Etc. Cast-Oft Clothing bought and exchanged. MJf North Third dt., bet. Davis and Everett, Portland. Or Telephone Drown 4J3. ' CQUARE DEALINO 18 OUR MOTTO. NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE. Ilromberg & Co., Proprietors. We bny, sell, trade or lend money cm Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Articles of Every Dei erlptlon. liargnins in unredeemed pledges for asli or Installments, Phone Rtd '.9.iC. No, ICO Third St., bet. Morrison and Yamhill, Portland A First Class Market. WjXLARD, EHRMAN & CO., Set Washington Street. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF MEATS. Tree delivery to all part of the city. Oregon Grant 1411. Columbia Telephone li3. A. E. SIEOELr. Dealer in all kinds of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Butter, Chute, Eggs, Etc Ham and Bacon a Specialty. Phone, Clay 5S4. 95 N. Seventh St Portland! Club anil Cafe... 130 Fifth Strmat OUR SPECIALTIES: II Monogram and III Cyrus Noble Whiskies. A Ramort tor GantUnman. 'Phone OregonMain 003; Columbia 407 CHARLEH A. LUfAS, Attorney and Conn. selor-at-Ijiw. Room f'23 Chamber of Com merce. Practice In nil Federal and State Courts. Portland, Oregon. J. Rocder. N. Marquart SEVENTH A OL1BAN EXCHANGE. Choice Wine,, Liquors and Cigars. Scltwood Beer. Phono Clay W'J. US N. 7th St., Portland T IIS OAK CAFE. P. W. PICK, Prop. Choice Line of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. urcgon i-none uooa vm. Cor. Fourth and Oak Ms. Portland, Or. mllE WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY Ofllce: Seventeenth and Front Streets. Portland, Oregon. mllE EXCHANGE. Gcorgo Scbeckt. FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. WEINHARD'B BEER. 101 Third Btrcet North. pALL AT 331 FIRST ST, For Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies Dally. A Fresh Line of Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Etc. MRS. E. N. BUCHANAN. Proprietress. MEW YORK HAT CO. MANUFACTURING HATTERS. Hats Dyed, Cleaned. Blocked and Trimmed. Latest Style Hats in stock and Made to Order. Union Hatters. Phone Clay 726. 14J Fifth Btrcet, PORTLAND. OREGON A LniNA FERRY EXCHANGE John Evcrson, Proprietor. Dealer in Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. IS Alblna avenue, corner River street. Alblna, Oregon. )ORTLAND ROLLING MILLS Manufacturers of BAR IRON AND 8TEEL. N. E. AYER, Manager. Twenty-Second and Nlcolnl Streets. XI AYES A SHORT AUTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. New Studio Seventh and Washington Streets, Ore Dresser's New Grocery. TjUOLK IIAKERY. 'Phono Clay 214 II. A. Drammer, Proprietor. BREAD, CAKES, PIES, CONFECTIONERY. Ornamental and Kncy Cakes to order. Cor. Twelfth and Ollsan Streets. MRIFF1N HARDWARE CO. Wholesale audiRctall Hardware. BTOVE8 AND TINWARE. Willamette 8treet, EUGENE, OREGON TOE BYNK3 SALOON. Northeast corner of Gllsan and Seventh Sts. A Choice Collection of Wines and Liquors. Imported and Domestic Cigars. jirlCHAEL A. ZELIG. Merchant Tailor. Cleaning and Repairing. Telephone Clay 282. 364 Morrison St. PORTLAND, OREGON. A RLINGTON CREAMERY. II. C. KING, Prop. Commission Merchant. Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Etc. 267 Burnslde St. PORTLAND, Or. c. P. JONES. CIOARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. 133 Sixth Street, Between Gllsan and Hoyt. Portland, Oregon s NOW FLAKE SALOON O. PETERSON, Prop. The Choicest Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Prlt ate Rooms. 20 Burnslde Street, Corner Fourth, PORTLAND, OREGON. mllE BAVARIA SALOON A. B. BURGER, Prop. Imported and DomeMto Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Weinhard's Beer. Phone Oregon Blask 1915 8. E. Corner Second and Oak Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON, w C. NOON BAG CO. Manufacturers and Importers of BAG8, TWINES. TENTS AND AWNINGS. FLAGS AND MININQ HOSE. Bsgglng Material. Canvas, Sail Making In all iisltranches, Cuttou Duck, Cordage, etc. K-S4 N. First St. and 210-212-214-21t Couch St., PORTLAND, OU. "OELDING BR08. Dealers la Diamonds. Watehra, Jewelry, Silverware bpectacles, fctc REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK WARRANIKD. 4 Third St. Bet. Flue and Asb. Old Gold and fcllver Bought. Portland, Or. ir AY & HENDERSON All Kinds of .... F RNITUUE-... Practical Kmbalmers and Undertakers. Order, by lelrcrcph filled promptly. I i.oi.e Black 47. lor. WiliHiiittle and 7th Sit. KUUKS8 CITY, OREGON. ABOUT NEW FASHIONS LATEST TAILOR RIGS ARE MADE MORE ELABORATE. Some Have Oversklrt Effects and All Are Very Klnborntely Trimmed Novel Skirt Models-Wide Latitude Is Allowed lu Sleeve StylcB. New York correspondence: 13 W tailors nre found exploiting their simple tie signs, which for the most part tire found in pedestrian suits, or nre evi dence of Indepen dent tnste on the part of their pur chasers. The Ken ernl tendency Is to ward complexity, nnd even In the tai lor rljr, not of the dressy grade there should be paints of originality hi cut a, or finish if it is to count ns newly stylish. Coats nnd skirts nre elab orately trimmed with braid, passemente rie, bands of silk, cloth and sometimes of Tclvct, linen nnd pique, and applications of many kinds are used. Persian, ori ental and colored slllt bands embroidered In gold and silver threads are n very styl- AFTKKNOON AND EVENING NEWNESS, Uh trimming, and look well on almost every color. An Innovation Is the use of thin, soft silk und wool, and wool cloths. The latest skirt models have a plain front breadth, the sides and back having a Spanish llounce, or they arc laid in deep tucks. Some models have two or thrco circular tlounces sturtlug from each side of the front breadth. The oversklrt effect Is seen occasionally and usually Is very attractive. The under part is either tucked or pleated, the outer skirt being scalloped all around, or else slashed nt the sides, the slashes held with silk cord. Etons and boleros prevail, the short, Jaunty jacket having favor, too. The skeleton bolero so popular last season will coutinue, but with a little more elab oration. Sleeves are handsome, and one is hard to please who cannot find u suit able sleeve model. Many nre made with the underslecve effect or puff, while oth ers have deep cuffs from elbow to wrist, the sleeve being full at elbow. Louis coats are shown in some of the tailor costumes and arc very attractive. Silks are used extensively for these. I'eau do sole and taffeta are the more popular silks, while In cloths, ctamlnes, canvas and veilings prevail. Ited from very bright to deep wine is worn and looks fine. There arc few costumes that have TAILORED DRESS-DPS, not a touch of black somewhere. Lace is used both on skirt and jackets, hand some lace collars trimming many of the boleros. Fancy buttons must have no tice, because they trim so many gowns, sometimes helping to fasten a coat, at other times being used merely as orna mentation. Of the four tallormadea the artist sketched for these pictures, two are sim ple according to this year's standards, and two are dress-ups. The former may be seen In the initial and at the left in the second Illustration. The first was dark blue ctamlnc richly trimmed with green silk bauds embroidered in silver. The other was bright red cashmere, the underskirt laid In inch tucks, bolero aud skirt scalloim edged with folds of the goods, A bodice of all-over batiste em broidery, belt and collar of cream satin, was Incluikd In the get-up. All this sounds as anything but simple In com parison with the tailor standards of for mer years, hut just consider the dressy pair pictured at the left In the concluding Illustration. The first of these was oyster taffeta, the skirt an elaborate form of the now one described In the beginning of this depletion. The bodice included nn odd draped bolero caught with a hand some buckle, collar and yoke of apple green velvet, a deep lace collar and crys tal buttons. The Iouls suit was edge wood blue, camel's hair etatnlne. Folds of black moire, black velvet, lace ap plique nnd white laceVerc its trimmings. Though not more complex than some of the bolero-and-sklrt suits, a gown of this character far outdoes them in dressiness because of a certain dignity and author ity possessed by the coat that Is lacking In the jacket. Then even tailored coats may bo made extremely elaborate when ever desired. Then In less costly materials the dress maker can plan so as to bring the cus tomer's outlay away up. The second gown of to-day's group of four Is an Illus tration. It was biscuit veiling over white silk, the latter showing through the por tions composed of cream lace and white silk straps. In velvet, an afternoon gown need not bo very highly wrought, but here downright simplicity Is not deemed desirable. A stylish model appears nt tlio right in the last picture. It was black velvet, the skirt having triple front and plain back, the bodice cut awny to disclose yoke und vest of tucked white chiffon finished with white lace drapery. Most gowns of this general grade are made with yoko or fancy V down the front. The yokes arc handsome and stand all sorts of treatment in the trim ming line. Crisp white silk muslin or mull beautifully tucked and smocked Is covered with seed pearls or gold or sliver sequins, or is handsomely appllqucd with chiffon. Embroideries are used, and lacs is also Btylish. Yokes usually arc a dif ferent maturial from the dress goods, and when once in a while a yoke matches, It Is elaborately trimmed with embroidery or stitched bands of lighter colored or of white silk. Sheer fabrics are to the fore among tha goods employed in evening gowns, though some silks rank as their equals. Louis Inc and peati de sole are much used, and black and white silks, with black bodlco of transparent stuff, such as dotted swlsa or net, are seen In especially fine exam ples. At the right In the second of the AND TWO NEW SKIRTS. accompanying pictures Is a sown of tola order. Its skirt was black and white silk, its bodice black silk mull on white. Cream lace and narrow black velvet trimmed it. Beneath this is an evening gown of pale blue loulsine. Its many r utiles were edged with narrow black velvet; white lace la bands and ruille trimmed It, WALL! WILLI, WASH., ADVERTISINB. TJRYAN BROS. New Lively, Feed and Sale Stable. Rubber Tired Hacks n specialty. Carriage calls attendid to night or day. Southwest cor. Second nnd Alder Streets. Telephone 67. WALLA WALLA, WA8H. T W. COOKEULY. Undertaker nnd General Funeral Furnisher. Embnltnlnir n Specialty. Babcock's Brick Block, 7 First St. Tclepliono Black I9L WALLA WALLA, WASH. McBtide Bros. LIVERY STABLE. Rubber Tired Hacks a Specialty. Baggage Wagons. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Telephone 66. 124 E. Main St. HOTEL DACRES S. SIMON, Proprietor. Formerly SimOtl HoUSC Ratest $2.50 to $3.00. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Fine Furnished Roams Refreshment! - Cuba Cafe - ROBERT SCHULZE, Propr. ED. WHITEHEAD, Mgr. 03-05 Fourth Strut, Opp. Chamber of Commercr, l'ORTLAND OB DEMENT BROS. COMPANY. WALLA WALLA. Patent Flour: "White Spray r "Dement's Best" For Breakfast Food: "WHEAT GRANULES" H. R. BECKWITH, Wholesale Agent. Portland. GILBERT HUNT CO. Machine Shop and Foundry Manufitctnrcrs ot Pride of Washington Thref h;rn, Self Feeders, Drapers and Alachlno Extras of Every Description. Repair Wcrk a Speoialty. Calalcgji Free. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Kins C. Staples. Isaao K, Etsples. Staples Land and Emigration Co. Room 4, Worcester Building-. Timber and Mineral Lands Bought and Sold. Homestead and Timber Claims Located. Estimates of Tim - , , . . ,, oct maoe oy vompcieni men. PORTLAND, OREGON. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Tradc Marks DettoNS COPVRiaHTS Ac. Anrona sen ill if a tkstrh and description mar qnlcklr nsrsruln our opinion frc whether ao InTeiillon tsprobatlf pitleritabl. Communlc. tlons strictly coimdeiitlal. Handbook on Patent sentfrea. Ol'leit teener for securing listen t. rstenis taken tlirousb Munn A CO. recslra tftetatnotlci, without charge, lath Scientific Hmericait A handsnTirlr Illustrated we.klr. largest rtr. dilution nt anr KiuMldo Jnurnsl. Tonus, 14 a rsuri (nor months, L Cold If all newsdealers. 8UHHCoija New York JUeLesi t Be. K 8U Waablugtoo. D. 0. sssLSssssssssssssssTsssHssssVslsssssssssssssssnl sv sV a a A jjmTjH Star Brewery Company Drawers anil Ilottlcrs ot Hop Gold Beer Vancouver, Wash, Gnst Third end Burnslde Sts., Port land, Oregon. Herbert A. Hale, Landscape Photographer Mt. Hood and Columbia River Views. 132 Third Street, corner of Third and Alder. Telephone. Red 031. I'rlrate rooraa. Gambriniis Garden Saloon. Andruw Bwanson, 1'rop. Choice Wines, Liquors and Clpra. Cor 23t and Washington Hts. 1'oiiti.and Oaa EMPIRE Livery Feed and Sale Stable C P. BARNARD, Prop. Saddle HorKCs, Single and Double Rigs At All Hours. Transient stock lvcn the Terr best of car. Rates always reasonable, and satisfaction gaat autced, Phoni Main 01. Cor. Rose tnd Oik 5U. R0SHBUKG, OREGON. Hatters and Furnishers SobAcenUfor KNOX HATS BUFFUM & PENDLETON 94 Third Street. PORTLAND, ORE. Fritz's Resort 240-242-244 Burnslde St. Choice Wines. Liquors and Cigars... a: cost i,aoo,aao. The Portland H. O. BOWERS, MaMw. American Plan, $3 Par Day and Upward. HEADQUARTERS ron TOURISTS 1 Amo I OOMMEROIAL TRAVELERS, Portland, Or agon. BARR HOTEL European and American Plan. Furnished in First:Class Style. Jw house, rifwlr fnmlshed, two blocks Irotss Union rieot .All the modern luipnxremeuta flrr. proof, hot and cold Mater, ceutrallr le rated. t Bates, 91 and $1 25 a Day. Weal 86c, Baths 30. Cor. Sixth and Gllsan, Portland, 5V.ANP SOAP AND CHfJy X PORTLANO, OREGON, ej V 1 I