The Sunday Oregonian., September 21, 1902, PART THREE, Page 19, Image 19

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Olds, Wotman & King
Olds, Wotftman
Fifth and Washington
THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, POETLAND, SEPTEMBER 21, 1U02.
Lamp Globes
la new decorations. Prices $J.25 to $ J 6.00
New Chafing Dishes
In black iron and nickel fmish. Prices
$4.00 to $12.00.
New Table Silverware
Next to solid silver the Best goods that
can Be made. Every piece with a 25-year
guarantee.
Prices.
Tea spoons, per set $t.50
Dessert spoons, per set $2.63
TaBle spoons, per set 7 $3.00
Forks, per set $3.00
Knives, per set $5.00
Sugar spoons, each $0.50
Butter knives, each $0.75
New Haviland China
We have everything for the taBlein
new Haviland china, in decorations and
gold Bands Both in dinner sets and separate
pieces.
Cuttety
New Stag Handle
3-piece sets, large handles, very hand
some. Price per set $3.85.
3-piece sets, large handles, silver
mounted. Price per set $5.50.
2-piece game carvers per pair $J.50,
$J.75 and $2.50.
Libbey's Cut Glass
The finest cut glass in the world. We
have this Beautiful sparkling goods in
sugars, creamers, Bowls, decanters, tumBlers
and a great variety of fancy pieces. The
name "LiBBcy" etched on each piece is a
guarantee of the Best Both in cutting and
quality of glass.
Men's Furnishings
This department is overflowing with
nice,' warm Fall and Winter underwear. We
have the Dr. Diemel Linen Mesh in two
weights, sizes 34 to 50; the Stuttgarter in
five weights, douBle over chest and single,
and the celebrated Lewis make in sweater
neck. Last, But not least, the
. A. C. Staley Underwear
The largest, Best and most complete
one line made in the United States.
We have, the flat goods in vicuna,
natural, fawn, camelshair and Buckskin
stripe at $1.00 to $20 per garment.
In riBBed goods we have all wool, wool
and cotton, silk and wool, silk and silkaline
mixtures. Prices $f.25 to $4.50 per gar
ment. Necktie Sale
The right thing at the right time.
Commencing Monday 5
morning we will sell a
line of narrow Derby
reversible, four-in-hands
all colors and plain;
every one worth 50c.
While they last they go
at just half price,
c
Infants' Shoes
Soft leather and f lexiBle soles; sizes 2
to 5t price 75c to $U25
Children's- Shoes
Spring Heels
Sizes 5 to 8 $U00 to $5.00
Sizes 8Ho U $1.50 to $2.00
Sizes to 2 $1.50 to $2.50
Oriental Rigs
With exceeding thoroughness we have
gone into the rug Business this Fall, not
only in point of extensiveness, But also in
the matter of artistic merit, quality and
price. Our own expert made the selections,
sparing neither time nor pains to secure the
right things at Best possiBle figures. Con
sequently our showing is interesting to
Buyers from every view point. We have
everything that is attractive in the way of
warm, decorative floor rugs and in price and
quality they cannot Be equaled.
There are handsome Kerminshahs,
Kazaks, Dagestans, Afghans, Sehnnas,
Sarouks and a special collection of small
and medium Anatolias.
Housekeepers who are on the verge of
the new Fall house furnishing will Be re
paid for examining our stock.
Dress Goods
More new colored dress goods to hand in the
very popular Knickerbocker tweed, in all the latest
color ' combinations. We have also something new
in snowflake effects in Black and white, Blue and
white, reseda-and white, gray and white, etc
HerringBone Cheviots in solid colors, such as
new Blue, castor, Brown, reseda, gfeen, slate, garnet
and navy.
Panne Cheviots in all leading shades. Also
Basket Weaves,
Pebble Cheviots,
Homespuns,
Zibaline,
Camelshair.
All in the latest colors.' These goods are
among the leading weaves for street wear. Prices
are very reasonable.
Priestley's Gravenette
These suitings make a very handsome tailor
garment. They come in all the new two-toned
tweed effects, pin checks, plaids, stripes and mix
tures and are guaranteed thoroughly waterproof.
Black Goods
New shipment of shrunk and sponged hop
sackings, zibalincs and canvas cloths just in.
These are the popular fabrics for Fall suitings.
Prices $J.25, $J.50, $1.75 and $2.00.-
, Unfinished Worsteds
Are very serviceable and dressy for tailor suits.
Prices 5J.75. $2.25 and $2.50.
Fancy Waistmgs
The new Panne and Metallic Velvets are
the newest and most attractive materials for
fancy waistings. We have them in all the popular
shades at 85c and $J.25 per yard.
Boys' and Yoirins School Shoes
For wear, for appearance and for comfort, these
shoes cannot be too highly recommended. They
are made of extra heavy leather on the new
lasts with triple vamp stitching. A trial is sure to
please.
Sizes M to 13, regular price $U75t special $J.48
Sizes J3A to 2, regular price $2.00, special . . . $1.68
Sizes 2 to 5i, regular price $2.25, special $1.87
Mffii
On every side our millinery show
ing continues to be pronounced far
and beyond anything cf the sort that
has ever been clone in Portland.
Why? Because we have the very
finest and most exclusive up-to-date
millinery that careful, personal selec
tion can secure.
New patterns are being added to
our stock every day.
Remember we are selling agents
for the H. Bendel Tailored Hat, the
swellest "ready-made" hat made.
We have just received a new ship
ment of the Connelly Turbans.
Colors black, blue, green, red and tan.
Ribbon Sale
Beginning tomorrow, while they last, we will
sell inch soft all-silk taffeta ribbons, in all colors,
Hie per yard.
Ladies7 Kid Gloves
Special Prices
A new lot, just in, very soft kid, with two
pearl clasps, latest stitching on back, this week,
per pair, 98c
New Veiling
We have all the new kinds in chiffon, plain and
dotted; fancy tuxedos, fancy complexion veils,
Russian nets and fancy hat drapes. Prices from
J9c a yard and up.
Embroidery Sale
Fine quality cambric embroidery in a variety
of styles, all button-hole stitched, worth 17c to 25c
per yard; on sale this week at J2$c
New Venise Galloons
Tasty patterns for trimming ladies' waists,
children's coats, cloaks and suits; all very attractive
patterns. Prices J 5c, 20c, 25c and up.
Sale Coral Neck Chains 50c
Never before have we been able to offer
these popular chains at such a low figure.
A recent purchase, however, has enabled
us to offer the genuine coral chain at only 50c
Would like to have you examine them.
. Ladies' Undei?wa
No underwear gives such satisfactory
wear as our Swiss-ribbed worsted pants and
vests. Vests are high neck and long sleeves,
pants either knee or ankle length. Prices
per garment, $J.00.
Same goods for Children, prices accord
ing to size, 45c to 85c
Ladies' Union Stfits
Gray, jersey-ribbed, fleece lined, per
suit, 50c
Same, higher grade, per suit, 75c
Same, in fine cotton, ecru color, fleece
lined, per suit, $J.00.
Ribbed Vests and Pants
Of fine gray worsted in three grades,
prices per garment, 45c, 75c and $J.25.
Cashmere Vests and Pants
Very fine and soft, in gray or white.
Price per garment, $J.25 and $J.75.
Merino Vests and Tights
Richelieu ribbed, heavy or medium
weights, colors white, black, pink or blue.
Prices each, $J.50.
Art Goods
Lace patterns of every description, including
new Irish point patterns with braid to match, are to
be had at our art counter, on second floor.
Stationery
Lovers .of high novelties in stationery
will be charmed with our beautiful new
goods. The papers themselves are of the
highest and most pleasing finish and the
styles new and in most excellent taste.
Herd's "Billet Dotx"
In the linen lawn effects with bordered
envelopes in the latest Persian conceit, all
colors and sealing wax to match.
Herd's "Etamine" and "Indian
MtdI"'Letter Paper
A very pretty high novelty in the
daintiest of green, pearl, gray, lavender and
ivory shades, with Persian envelopes.
DANCE PROGRAMMES in scarlet,
yellow, pale blue and white, with gold
lettering in embossed effects.
CARD PARTY INVITATIONS in
high novelties and very swell DANCE INVITATIONS.
Flannelame Gowns
Ladies' and Children's
For cool nights these gowns are most
desirable. Our large line is in dainty
colors, prettily made and finished with
braid, silk floss or lace. Prices from 65c to
$225.
CHILDREN'S GOWNS in same
materials, prices according to sizes from
85c to 50c
New style BUSTLES at bur Royal
Worcester Corset Counter.
CMl&aen's Dresses
For Fall and Winter
These garments have been selected by
us with the greatest of care and are both
. sensible and pretty. We are showing them
in plain and fancy materials in very at
tractive yoke, revers, sailor, Gibson and
Russian blouse styles. Colors are red,
green, brown, navy, cadet and cardinal.
Sizes for children from 2 to X6 years.
Prices according to size from $2.25 to
$17.50.
Richness rules in both materials and trimmings in Fall and Winter
gowns. Among. the many beautiful and stylish creations we are now show
ing is one of olive green doeskin, trimmed in rich Persian bands and braid.
The sleeve of this gown is exceedingly pretty and picturesque, the under part
being of rich cream lace over silk. Over the lace falls a broad bell sleeve of
the green cloth, slit part of the way up and bordered with Persian bands.
A calling gown, almost oriental in its richness, is of cream basket mom
mie cloth, trimmed elaborately in narrow silver braid with an occasional touch
of bright, scarlet velvet and black taffeta appliqued, and outlined in the silver
braid.
Still another, that is really regal in its richness, is also of the glossy doe
skin in the beautiful gun-metal shade, made with long postillion back and
having braid-bordered velvet revers "and cuffs, finished with handsome cro
chet buttons.
New dressy jackets, and elegantly modeled tailored suits are constantly
being received. And our showing in evening gowns, silk waists and skirts
is yery handsome and complete.
Domestic Department
Toweling Sale
Here's a Bargain.
All linen, soft absorbent toweling.
J7-inch width special per yard 8c
J8-inch width special per yard JOc
There are only 500 yards of this
toweling so you will delay your purchase
at a risk.
Fancy Bed Sets
Something that will please any house
keeper. These sets consist of one sheet and
two pillow cases, hemstitched, embroidered
and put up in fancy boxes. Prices $2 .to $4.
Huckaback Towels
Special Sale.
Heavy hemmed, 18x36, each i2lc
Heavy hemmed, J 9x40, each t5c
For Waistings
You will find everything that is new
and modish in materials and colors here.
There are
French flannels ' at 45c, 50c and 60c
per yard.
Basket cloths, etamines, stradellas at
50c and 75c per yard.
Roman flannels, embroidered flannels,
figured flannels, silk striped flannels, striped
tricotines at 50c to $J.OO per yard.
Flannelettes, f lannelaines, fleeced serges,
fleeced outings, velours at 8c to 20c per yard.
The "Elite" Petticoat
This petticoat presents many advantages over any other
ready-made skirt. It fits perfectly over the hips and hangs
straight and smooth to the floor, making a firm, shapely foun
dation for the dress skirt. It is easily adjusted, does away with
the old tiestring and center opening and never bunches around
the waist. We have the "Elite" petticoat in mercerized mater
ials in all the prevailing styles of flounces.
This season's goods. Regular price per yard 85c, special 49c.
at these goods' will convince you these are LARGE VALUES.
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A very soft and rich weaye that will stand any amount of wear in beau
tiful shades of reseda, old rose, blue, cardinal, etc. Only 49c per yard.
Sttiped Taffetas
Both plain and fancy stripes, in black and white, old rose and white, dark
and light blue and white, rose and white, very dainty, lavender and white and
other attractive combinations. Only 49c per yard.
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Eneluntl'K Active OKI Men. a dozen years to live before he reaches the
St. James's Gazette. age at which Mr. Gladstone laid down the
Dean Bradley, the oldest of the group of reins. Lord Halsbury is 77 next month,
public men who have stepped down from but he Is still vigorous enough to be draw
thcir pedestals during the past few weeks, j Ing one of the highest salaries in the em
Is 80, but many famous men In the church plre,' and presiding over the sittings of
are ojder than he, and Lord Salisbury has the House of Lords. Lord Roberts Is 70
but nobody but Danje Rumor suggests
inat ne is not active enough to command
the British Army, and - Dame Rumor Is
likely to be a lying jade for some time
longer. One finds much the same thing in
the navy. Only one of the five Admirals
of the fleet is far from 70, and Sir Harry
Keppel Is the youngest of them all at 93
young enough to have paid a call the other
day on the Sultan of Johore in his own
palace.
Dr. Temple, archbishop of Canterbury,,
at 81. is young enough to crown the King;
and his brother York, but five years 1
younger, showed no sign of old age in
crowning the Queen. Half the Generals
In the war were men whose best years had
long since gone Lord Roberts Sir George
"White, Sir Redvers Buller, Sir Charles
Warren, and General Clcry. Coko and
Kelly-Kenny are all over, 60. Half the
things the world is talking about today
Is the work of the veterans. It is Sir John
Aird, verging on 70, who has built the great
Nile dam. It Is Lord Masham, verging on
DO, who appeals to the government to over
haul our fiscal system. The men over 70
In Parliament could not be counted on both
hands. Even Mr. Chamberlain is more
than half-way through the in four
years, before the legal life of the Cabinet
Is over, he will have reached the age at
which man's work Is supposed to be done.
Who can believe that the editor of Truth
is an old man of 702