The Sunday Oregonian., June 07, 1908, SECTION THREE, Page 4, Image 28

THE SUNDAY OEEGOXIAX, POKTLAXD, JUNE 7, 1908.
FOR THE NEWEST IN WEARING APPAREL VISIT "THE STYLE STORE'
Wraps of Winter Give Place to Fluff yt Lace-Laden Creations of Summer
SOME DAINTY AND MODERATE-PRICED EFFECTS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE STORES.
The art of always appearing correctly dressed is easi
ly solved by those who carefully select their shopping
headquarters. At "The Style Store" you find only the
choicest of late modes, the highest grade and newest
style fabrics, and the daintiest and most becoming
Summer colors.
These suits afford the greatest variety as to cut, col
or and fabric. They are both plain tailored and fancy
novelty styles. All exquisitely made and moderately priced
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NOW that the chill winds of Winter
and the lingering rains of early
Spring have been definitely replaced
hy gentle, fragrance-laden zephyrs and
bright sunshine, feminine coats andcloaks
of substantial texture are due for moth
balls and camphor, and a stowing away
for the Summer in the dark recesses of
milady's clothes press or cedar chest. It
is to the dainty little coat of eilk and lace
as much a smart accessory to the Spring
or Summer costume as for protection on
cool afternoons or evenings that all fem
inine minds are turning now, and various.
Indeed, are the offerings in these natty
little wraps on display in the local shops.
So elaborate in pattern, so exquisitely
fine in material, so certainly Parisian in
cut and desitm. are some of these dis
tracting offerings, that only the limita
tions of one's pocketbook can curtail the
shopper In making her selection.
Many of the Imported wraps are of
pattern lace, with the finest and most
expensive of dainty, hand-made embroid
eries, and double linings of the finest
silks; upon these, of course, the price tag
mounts well Into three figures: yet. for
the shopper who must figure carefully on
each item of her Spring and Summer
wardrobe, there are handsome little wraps
of silk and lace to be had for quite a
modest consideration, with attractiveness
of design and smartness of cut to satisfy
the most fastidious.
A random half-dozen of the newest of
ferings, selected from the extensive stock
of a local outfitting establishment, are
shown in the accompanying pictures.
A dainty, fluffy creation, all in golden
brown, and with the virtue of real warmth
to strengthen its attractiveness, is shown
in No. 1. Underneath the coat pattern of
heavy brown silk lace, is a double lining
of silk in exactly the same tint, and
"fluffy ruffles" of brown silk auze finish
off the wrap all round, the frills being
particularly effective down the front
edges and In the sleeves. This type of
coat can be had In black and all the tan
tones.
A beautiful weave of Copenhagen blue,
in a one-piece pattern of heavy lace, is
shown In No. 2. The silk lining Is of ex
actly the same tint as the lace, and a
loose fringe effect finishes off the bottom
and short sleeves attractively. The pic
ture shows the leading style of semi-fit
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ting back, which will prevail in the lace
coats as well as In cloth garments.
Of quite a different type is the long
matinee coat of pure white lace, shown in
No 3. The material is very soft, is sewn
upon a double lining of white eilk, and Is
augmented by long tassel-finished tabs of
gold embroidery In Oriental pattern, with
cuff bands of the same, finishing the
loose, three-quarter length sleeves.
A charming little coat in champagne
color, with loose, slit sleeves, 'is shown in
No. 4. On this style of short coat, the
bow and tabs of lace and ribbon,, in the
tone of the lace, or In a harmonious blend
NOTES OF PORTLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
WITH the coming of Spring the cir
culation of books and -attendance
at the Library always fall off to a de
gree. The total circulation for the month
from all departments was, however, 30,
763; of this the Albina branch circulated
238.1 books, the East Side branch 2619 and
the Sell wood branch 1763.
The Library offers extra privileges this
year to Its patronB In the way of vaca
tion reading. An extra card Is permissi
ble which will allow Its owner to draw
ten books at once to be retained until
October 1, if he sees fit, without re
newal. These books cannot be 1908 pub-v
lications nor current periodicals, nor
seven-day books, nor five-day books, but
it Is hoped that this privilege will be
much appreciated by many who wish to
do serious reading during the Summer
and who wish to take books with them to
mountain or seashore. The older fiction
can be taken out upon these cards and
mothers may find It convenient to take
with them extra books from the chil
dren's room for the benefit of their chil
dren. These cards are in force now and
can be asked for at the circulating desk.
Owing to the special interest 1n Milton
this year, the tercentenary of his birth,
a shelf has been arranged on which are
collected Milton's works, also biogra
phies and literary criticisms. They are
In demand, and when not In circulation
are kept on this shelf. Maxfield Par
ish's effective illustrations of L.' Allegro
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will be much, used for the front fasten
ings. No. 5 shows one of the smartest, and
most expensive types of lace coat. The
design is in one piece, of heavy, hand
embroidered silk lace, of fleur-de-lis pat
tern, with touches of the finest Persian
embroidery, and a finishing border of me
dallions. The garment is double-lined in
the finest of cream taffeta and the lines
cling closely to the figure, emphasizing
the waist and hip curves most attractive
ly. In Its creamy richness, and with Its
Parisian style of cut, this type of lace
wrap will be the most popular with the
are posted on one of the bulletin boards.
The beautiful collection Of butterflies
lent by Mrs. W. M. Ladd, on exhibit on
the landing between the two floors, will
be removed on June 15; next week will
be the last opportunity to see it.
An interesting collection of old Bibles
will be found in the cases after June 15.
Young people planning their college
careers will be specially interested In the
"Go to College" exhibit, which has just
been put up on the landing. It includes
pictures of some of the more important
college buildings in this state, on the
Coast and in the Eastern states. The
aim is to show, the more Interesting
buildings and the picturesque features of
campus and surroundings. In the refer
ence room will be found a complete col
lection of college catalogues giving Infor
mation upon nearly every college in the
United States. This college exhibit Is
supplemented In the circulating depart
ment ,by special college shelves. The
books on these shelves will be- of great
interest to the prospective college stu
dent and even to those who are not plan
ning for college education.
On these shelves may be found college
stories, addresses to college students,
histories of some of the most impor
tant colleges: also books containing the
various classics which are listed for the
English reading' for college entrance-examinations
for 1909. Of this last list
many to whom college is denied will
avail themselves for general reading, for
the list is taken from English classics.
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woman of artistic taste and a long pock
etbook. '
No: 6 shows a smart little model in
tan and brown shades. The lace pattern
is in golden brown, over taffeta of the
same tint, and fits the figure closely. The
lapels are of the finest broadcloth in a
warm brown tone; with a double edging
of silk braid in the champagne tint, and
little silk-covered buttons of an almost
yellow color. This little short-sleeved
wrap is to be worn cither loosely open
or buttoned snug to the figure, and will be
particularly attractive to the plump mat
inee girl of pretty curves and round arms.
familiarity with which is one of the best
foundations one can have. As Goethe
said, "Taste is only to be cultivated by
contemplation not of the tolerably good,
but of the truly excellent."
There are also books dealing with col
lego problems. "Present day college
questions" contains President Eliot's "A
New Definition of the Cultivated Man."
Pean West s "Present Peril to Liberal
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Education," and others equally stimu
lating. Clarence Birdseye's "Individual
Training in Our Colleges" takes up the
history of the growth of universities and
present conditions, touching on athlet
ics, moral training. Greek letter frater
nities, etc. . "College and the Man," by
David Starr Jordan is a strong plea for
college education. Dean Briggs' "Rou
tine and Ideals" contains inspiring and
very sane advice to students. There are
many more books by eminent college poo
pie which space forbids mentioning. The
books on these shelves are sure to be
very popular.
Charleston Jackles Enjoy Concert.
Sherman, Clay & Co. gave an Informal
concert to the jackies on board the United
States cruiser Charleston last Thursday
night. During the afternoon a Kings
bury Inner-Player piano and a vlctrola
were delivered on board ship and placed
In the sailors' quarters. About 7:30 o'clock
by prearrangement, one of the ship's
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launches met the party from Sherman,
Clay & Co. at the Stark-street dock and
carried them to the snip, wnere iney pro
ceeded to make the decks of the Charles
ton gay with music of all kinds. At least
SOU Jackies grouped around the piano.
THey enjoyed it keenly; in fact, so much
so that they sent up a request to the
captain to grant an extension of lights
for one hour. This the captain very kind
ly granted, thus placing the light limit
to 10 o'clock, instead of 9, as Is the Navy
rule. The sailors saog with the songs
and danced to the dances. Not only were
the old-time sailors' hornpipes danced
with' great glee, but also the genuine
coon rag. Perhaps the most enjoyable
of the dances were the two-step and
waltz, the lads selecting partners and
dancing with careless grace and freedom
that would put envy in the heart of tho
society bud. This continued until "bunks"
was called, when the party from Sher
man, Clay & Co. was taken ashore on the
ship's launch with a shower of thanks for
a most pleasant evening.
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Old Friends Come to Aid of Ex-Rail-road
President.
CHICAGO, June 6. Men who knew
S. Ij. J. Meyer when he was the wealthy
citizen of Fond du Lac, Wis., have ral
lied to his aid and the old man will
not end his days In a poorhouse. Mr.
Meyer, who applied to County Agent
Fiellsen at Milwaukee for admission
to the poorhouse, is now at Oshkosh,
at the home of K. P. Sawyer, president
of the Oshkosh Light Company. Mr.
Sawyer, whose father was at one time
associated with Mr. Meyer, says the
latter shall never go to the poorhouse.
Mr. Sawyer has made arrangements
so that Mr. Meyer may live in comfort
the balance of his life. Many business
and professional men have Joined in
the movement.
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