The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, September 06, 1903, PART THREE, Page 21, Image 21

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FIFTH AND
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"DIFFERENT STORE"
75c VALUE
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5?HE SUNDAY OREGONIAK, POKTIAKIT BBPTEMBER 6, 1903.
a,
FALLRIBBONS
25c YARD
(First Floor)
New Autumn colorings in Beau
tiful Ribbons The women of
Portland have gotten to look
upon this as the Ribbon Store,"
and rightly, too, for at no time
has our line been surpassed,
and this season it is greaterand
better than ever, more complete,
more varied and more beauti
ful. "We've' arranged a ribbon
special for this week. Starting
Tuesday, we offer a lot of fresh,
new, bright ribbons, made for
this season's high-class trade,
but getting into our possession
by one of those trade chances
that happen only occasionally,
at underprice. We turn them
over to you thusly: All Silk,
in polka dot and Roman stripe,
also changeable Satin Taffetas
the values are 40c, 45c and
50c a yard. One lot of ex-
' tremely swell Ottoman stripes
is included, very wide and a
75c value. Your choice while
they last at, per yard,
25c
Days-Tkese:
MRaai
Glorious Atttttmn Reception
ATTEND OUR "AT HOME" THIS WEEK
Throughout this page are scattered invitation cards, each one is meant for you the latchstring hangs on the outside of this good "Old Homestead" Store this week, we're gaily, gladly
decorated in handsomest, most brilliant array of Fall fashions and colorings for A GLORIOUS RECEPTION OF DOUBLE PURPOSE AND MEANING. First A reception to
you our friends and patrons of long and short duration. Secondly a reception to our little army of buyers who- have returned home from New York America's fashion Mecca
bringing along the sheaves of their rich buying harvest. For days and weeks heavy drays have stopped at our receiving warehouse entrances, laden down with cases and huge bundles that, spread out, would
oover many city blocks. These were the results of long and careful research among New York's leading importers and manufacturers, atfd the mills and factories stretching from Chicago along to every point of the
Atlantic Coast which furnishes a product worthy and suitable to be entered here as an Olds, Wortman & King offering to their pubiic. Our buyers have discarded the DRIFTWOOD that goes tumbling about on the
merchandise ocean in dismal disorder, called into being by the blundering mistakes of near-sighted makers who, struggling to save themselves, unload on less experienced buyers than ours, those superabundant
cargoes they themselves cannot carry. Such DRIFTWOOD hampers progress. Like the Sargossa Sea, it clogs the way and defiles the path. There are some ocean grayhounds plying the mercantile deep that
always reach in safety their destined port and on time. Why? The man at the wheel knows his course. He is alert as well as skillful, and avoids the DRIFTWOOD which others encounter. He keeps his
lines "(as we do ours) taut, and carries only merchandise right in quality and right in Fashion's guide-book bearing a down-to-the-minute date. Follow such lead pay no tariff on incompetency! Know your port
and steer for it. Keep your compass true and your hand and eye steady steer for this store that has looked so well to your interests, come this week and join in the WELCOME HOME tendered to the men and
women who have labored so faithfully and so well for our interests and for YOURS and who have sailed into the home port with cargoes rich in merit in worthiness in glint of newness who have avoided the
DRIFTWOOD picked up by less careful mercantile mariners. Come and inspect the cargoes. We're decked for the occasion with appropriate fittings and ballasted with worthy values. Be our welcome guests.
What the fastidious man of fash
ion on the other side is wearing
and how he wears it How em
broidery has invaded haberdashery
to the extent of monograms and
initials worked to match on half
hose and handkerchiefs Smart
color effects in necktie and hand
kerchief of the same shade and
more most charmingly tola in
The Designer 10
for September cents
The fastidious man's wife,
daughter or sweetheart who in
vestigates the new idea in marking
will find that it helps solve the
vexing problem of making attrac
tive the useful gift for a man.
WOMEN'S "DIFFERENT" SUITS
AND READY-TO-DON GARMENTS
(Second Floor)
"How Different are the styles at Olds, Wortman & King's to those shown elsewhere I"
What a wealth of meaning there is in the above and "how often we hear
this or similar expressions from the women of Portland who appreciate exclu
sive ideasj in dress. A greater,, compliment could not be paid this great style
store, as it is the best recognition of our leadership we could ask for, and how
well we are entitled to this praise. This week comes first FULL Autumn
showings of the new fashions. Do you go to a tailor ? Then you are espe
cially interested in this showing of new styles. They represent what no indi
vidual tailor can show : Authoritative styles, in a considerable variety of
finished suits, the style-thoughts worked out to the last complete detail. One
takes a panoramic glance at the fashions. More and more women are realizing
that the stylish ready-to-wear costume saves them not only in purse, but in
time lost in successive tryings-on. And what if, when ordering a suit, the
tailor does not transfer his mental view of the suit-that-is-to-be to your mind,
and the finished suit isn't what you anticipated ? Here, one chooses with
definite knowledge of just how the suit looks. We have been selling Fall
suits for some time past they have been going out as promptly as they came
in. But complete showings come this week. The long-skirted coat distin-,
guishes Fall styles, in fact, is the chief feature of the new suits. It is long
in the skirt, and may be a blouse, tight-fitting at back and with a modified
fullness; or the coat may be make in long lines and no seam on the hip.
There's newness, also, in the sleeves. Materials for Fall and Winter are
fancy mixtures with fancy overplaid; some broad "Scotchy" effects included;
and Zibelines hairy goods. But Cheviots, Broadcloths and Venetians are too
firmly fixed in favor to be easily displaced, and they are as fashionable as ever
this Fall. The mixtures show black-and-white, brown-and-white, brown-and-green,
and blue-and-red combinations. The plain fabrics are in black, blue
and some browns. This store leads in this city in the furnishing of women's feady-to-wear garments. A
woman chooses here with a certainty of choosing correctly, whether It be tailored gown or recep- J
tion. or evening gown. The prices are fixed to suit all -purses $1.75, along down by easy stages to J-
NEW WAISTS FOR FALL WEAR
In white or colors, fancy materials and basket weaves; an immense and bewilder
ing variety, the grandest, richest showing ever made, even by this (n tj jr
waist house. Prices, starting at $6.50, run easily down grade to. . . p O
THE NEW COATS '
Are cut to drape the form loosely or in tight or half-fitting contour, materials either
plain or novelty, as best pleases the choosers, lengths ranging from the natty 22
inch jacketrto the stately Napoleon lengths and prices are rightly s T A
put on garments, ranging along down from $125.00 to CpOo-OU
OUR CHILDREN'S SALON
Presents such infinite variety as to baffle description in limited space. "Complete,"
is what our woman's wear chief said by way of description, and a glance shows
it right. Everything for every age included in childhood and on thro' the
"misses" stage. A splendid line of coats in all popular materials, including
zibelines and beavers. "The price field is dotted thickly with figures rn
for all purses for a big value $35, down to as little as . UtOU
A Word To
Out Out-of-Town
Patrons
Oar new and beautifully illus-,
trated Catalogue for Fall, con
taining J 64 pages of general in
formation concerning merchan
dise obtainable from this house,
with a full list of prices atr
tached thereto, is issued, ready
for distribution. Handsome il
lustrations, clear print, and, in
all, a valuable, almost indis
pensable aid to out-of-town shop
pers. This Catalogue wdl be
mailed FREE to all who write
or send for it. With it you may
buy as easily as by calling at
the store. On everything needed
for home or personal use there
is a saving to be made. All or
ders will be shipped upon day
same are received. A compe
tent corps of trained shoppers is
employed to do your shopping
for you. Send us your name
and address, and receive one of
these valuable Catalogues FREE.
Mote Elegant Than Ever Ate the New Fall
Dress Goods
(First Floor Annex.)
t The more we urge you to come and see the new creations in Dress Fabrics the more enthusiastic we become. The styles are so
varied, and there are so many new materials and effects that the finding of a style particularly suited for every individual style figure
is a very simple matter. It is no wonder that the fashionable dressers of Portland and vicinity are depending more and more upon this
Dress Goods Store for their selections; it stands to reason that the opportunity of choosing materials from our immense and well
selected stock has given us the well-deserved title of leaders among the buyers of this section and the fairest prices always prevail.
"We're showing a full line of the new Zibelines Portland's ONLY choice collection of these popular Dress Fabrics bright, lustrous
materials in dress and coat weight, in the newest Fall colorings. The Broadtail, Mirror Panne, Boutonne, Silver Haired, Knob and
Plaid styles afecausing a- great furore, and are selling even more rapidly than we dared to hope. Zibelines in every good make and
finish, ranging in price from 50c to $5.00 a yard.
NEW WAISTINGS and FALL FLANNELS
(Domestic Aisle First Floor.)
Pretty and durable Flannels for making up into needs for wear the coming cool days. Dainty stripes
ana noveiiy ngurea, plain colorings ior tnose wno preier tnem, and the best value possible for us-
io oDtain ana nana to you at prices per yara ranging rrom tbc along down to.
30c
50c
NEW VESTINGS Correct material for making into the new Fall Waists; of heavy mercerized
yarns, will stand many and frequent trips to the washtub without coming home to tell the tale.
trices per yard are many, starting at $1.50, dropping down by gradual stopover trips to
Hundreds of pieces of splendid Outing Flannels call for your notice this week. The new Fall weights
and all the pretty patterns conjured for Autumn wear. Plain and mottled effects, stripes, checks or plaids,
at from 12)4c down to 10c, 8c and 6c per yard.
NEW CASHMERETTES A splendid material for Fall wear; has a fine twilled crepe surface with
choice of many handsome colorings, light or dark, with pretty striped, Persian or floral effect designs.
Choose from these at 10c, 12c, 15c or 17c yard.
Autumn Millinery Splendor
Opens This Week
f (Second Floor.)
The new Hats have been coming for days past. Our millinery
chief (whose superior knowledge of what is right for fashionable
women's headwear, and taste in selecting it, does not live on this
American continent) is home again. We've welcomed him, and
he's been working hard since his arrival arranging to welcome you'
this week. The millinery salon has taken on the aspect of fairy
land, while the dainty creations for wear this Fall by women who
appreciate exclusiveness and style in millinery which it contains
were never paralleled in richness or beauty. The hats will match
the new Fall costumes in Napoleonic effect, and take us back in
thought to the rule of the beautiful Josephine-at the Court of France.
In colorings, also the hats, blend beautifully with the gowns.
Among the many lines are the famous Connolly tailored hats and
turbans just in also the latest Fall creations in the famous Bendel
(French) hats, for which we are Portland's sole agents. As usual,
we lead in showings, not only in our city but our supremacy as
authority for right millinery is acknowledged, and our leadership
west of Chicago is allowed wherever intelligence exists, and it costs
no more to wear an Olds, Wortman & King hat than one with
.neither a character, a name or an authority for its being.
Luster of these Autumn Silks and
Velvets will bring sparkle to your eyes
(First Floor Annex.)
There are three prime reasons why this "Different Store" is the
I best place to buy silks : First The great variety from which to
make selection, livery idea in sdk is liberally represented. Second
The low pricings. "We buy in large quantities and are satisfied
with moderate profit. Autumn arrivals of silks here are vast and
varied. There's much to be seen and much to be saved by early
purchasers. New printed costume velvets in various sized dots and
small, neat designs. New plaid taffetas, handsome imported barred
pointelle plaid taffetas , the season's late and smart silk fabric in a
variety of Tartan combinations; new pointelle Bengaline silks in
colors and effects suitable for shirtwaist suits; new crash weaves of
silks in all wanted colors. New arrivals in Francaise silks in a large,
assortment of colors.
J 9-inch Lining Silks, in black and all wanted colors, pr. yd. r a
(Warranted Not to Crock.) O
Black silks in all good weaves, gathered direct from the makers
at home and abroad silks that for finish and wearing qualities
cannot be duplicated at the prices ; furthermore, we will stand behind
every yard of silk sold over our counters, guaranteeing them to be
the best obtainable anywhere for the' price we ask. Call and see
our line and be convinced.
Watmet Underwear for Cooler Days
FIRST FLOOR Our storeroom, salesrooms, counters and shelves
in the Underwear and Hosiery Shop are packed full of the best
makes of the best mills in the world of new Fall Knit Underwear
for Ladies and Children.
Ladies' fine Swiss ribbed Vegasilk Vests, high neck y r
and long sleeves, in cream, pink and blue, each.. . P
Ladies' cream, pink and blue imported Swiss make, high neck, long
sleeve merino Vests a fine, soft medium-weight f H ZZ
garment, each O
Ladies' silk and wool Combination Suits, Swiss make, ribbed, long
sleeves, ankle length, cream and pink, beauties, 50
Ladies' Fall weight cream sea-island cotton Pants, Vests or Tights
Vests long sleeves, Pants and Tights ankle length, C
each ".. OOC
Ladies' Fall weight cream or gray cotton Vests and Pants,
splendid values at, each 25c and
Our Children's line of Swiss ribbed merino Vests, in gray or white,
is now on our shelves. This is the non-shrinkable kinds so well
and favorably known, sizes i 8 to 34. Prices 45c io 85c, accord
ing to size.
Our new Fall Hosiery is almost all now ready for your inspection,
better than ever, if that is possible Misses' and Children's and
Boys', at prices not matched elsewherefor values, in cashmere,
cotton, or the heavier wools. Prices range from iOc to 75c pair.
50c
New Fall Fhrin's
For Women's Wear
First Floor.
New lace Collars, white or ecru, stolo
ends, a splendid assortment Just ar
rived with our lace buyer, who has
been hobnobbing with the Importers
In New York for the past two
months. Stole or round effects, all
the newest collars, 50c along In easy
P0rimpsp $36.00
New Kid Gloves
New Importations just received for our
"Reception week" must have new
gloves for receptions, you know we
have the best the world affords at
the prices named:
(the best glove for C e(
ttl) .vrvr
Monarch
the money on earth)
D!r0i7L:. $1.50
If you'd pay a dollar get a hundred
cent glove for the money, cr- nn
the Mascot P UU
ur fine, dressy, elegant fitting, 3-clasp
glove, the Eskay, we rec- Ci
ommend for -P 1 vJU
The best black suede GIovo
at
NEW FEATHER BOAS An immense
line of beauties the finest line ever
brought to Portland open this week
$12.50 up to $30 In price range.
.$1.75
New Fall Veflings
First Floor
Veilings will be more than ever
in favor this season, write all
the fashion correspondents.
They are the proper thing to
wear with the hat drape either
the nose or face veil. Our
unsurpassed showing includes
the new Tuzedo in both black
and white, fancy dotted silk
net, fine Moline, black or gray
fancy meshes with clusters of
chenille dots, square meshes
in black with large chenille
dots, fancy meshes in gray
with blue or brown chenille
dots a hit with many of the
smartest dressers and plain
net veilings in both white and
black.
At this counter we shall show this
week the new Japanese rattan, hand
painted bolting cloth Fans a dainty
article of bric-a-brac, up from lOo
and 15c.
the Shoe. Men's Wear. Undermuslin and Leather Goods Sections todav thnt hmh
appear in tomorrow's Monday's Oregonian. Special Housefurnishing news, in
cluding Glass, Crockery and Ornamental Wear, Curtains. Draperies. Portieres
Couch Covers, etc., will appear Tuesday A. M. our opening Reception day. A
general digest will be printed In Monday's Evening Telegram.
'Out Grand Reception Opens Tuesday at 8 A. M.( Tomorrow, Labor Day, we Remain Closed All Day:
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