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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1909)
THE SUNDAY OREGON I AX, PORTLAND. JANUARY 24, 19011. . ANNOUNCEMENT THE NEW LADIES CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT AND TEAROOM TO BE OPENED ABOUT MARCH FIRST High-class jjpfceooir "decoration- Home Wall Papers At no time in the past hasso much attention and study been given to the producing of artistic and dependable wall decorations in fabrics and papers. From Austria, Ger- V l V ,il'i"' displayed heie Art in furniture combined with comfort and durability is found in the splendid Showing of high-grade furniture displayed on our fifth floor. Here is , assembled from the most renowned makers of this country, as well as from Europe, reproductions from . . " the originals of Chippendale, Sheraton, Hepplewhite and other celebrated designers and cabinet-makers of their day. Mahogany, oak and walnut dining-room furniture from the moderately priced to the finest. Sleepmg room furniture in suites and odd pieces. Ladies' desks, library furniture, drawmg-room pieces and substantial liying-room furniture. Exact reproductions of old masters in Garv in ;n r,rW Twi livinfr-mom chairs. AlTof our finer furniture, where coverings are necessary to their completion, are shown in the muslin, enabling a selection to be made in design and color to conform to the decorative and color schemes of the rswherg these pieces are intended. FuOlitUre Coverings In mohair, velours, damasks, German moquettes jt uu jiJm.mm v& w " and frisse. Qld English and French; wools, silk and cotton verdure tapestries, wool repps, modern haircloths and silk damasks. 1 - . . . ii i j 1 We guarantee satisfaction and the best workmanship in' all work executed through our decorative and upholstery departments. many, England and Japan are imported the most popu lar and pleasing effects, where originate the color schemes and designs found in the newest woven fabrics floor-coverings, upholstery fabrics and window and door hangings. Our German and Austrian Tekko wall decorations produced in paper are perfect danv ask effects, shown in fourteen different tints and twenty-two designs a wall decoration having no equal in laying a foundation necessary to produce the most pleasing results. Where plain colors are desired, the English silk fibers are far superior to tints, as they are fast in color and have more depth. We are showing English chintz and cretonne effects in foreign wall papers that are most pleasing for sleeping-rooms, also novel panel and floral cretonne schemes. Library, hall and dining-room leather effects in hand-block designs, also hand-block friezes in all widths. Owing to the various sizes of windows in modern homes, we imnnrt. our nets, lace edgings, insertions and ornaments, and make to order laces to fit exactly the proportions of each window in the same pattern. These nets and laces are in the white, ivory and Arabian tints. We show an endless variety of fabrics for these decorations in Lace Curtains Overhangings and Portieres silk, wool and cotton; velvets and velours; cretonnes and English prints; French shadows. The new Spring Carpets and Rugs now ready for inspeetiom Our Rug stock is now more varied than ever before, and is a representation of the best efforts of the artist and artisan of the carpet industry. We have selected nothing but the test in the various qualities, and feel confident that we arc able to meet the demands of the most discriminating buyers. 41 i n The French Wiltons combine all the beauty of design and coloring that can be found in the finest Orientals. New combinations of tan, brown, rose and cream, m small allover de signs and Persian effects. . , , Bundhar Wiltons the best all around carpets and rugs woven. New. designs and color ings, including plain centers with hall and stair carpets to match. A e are the sole agents for this famous fabric and can furnish unlimited testimonials from those who have ucd them for years. Bundhar Rugs in all sizes. t,w Saxony Rugs the most durable of high-pile rugs, m Oriental reproductions. L Art Kouveau and plain centers. Highly recommended for offices and public buildings, bpecial sizes to order. ' , lar fahn. enmps to lis this season more beautiful in design and coloring than ever, and is made to harmonize with the more costly Wiltons. The best floor-coverng for sleeping-rooms. . . Axminster Rugs in all the soft colorings which are peculiar to this fabric; mostl in Oriental effects and up-to-date color combinations. J . ' . ir0 The "Hofi" and "Kaba" Rugs show entirely new designs this season, and the Ivaba has been wonderfully improved in weave. The unique designs and colorings which have made these rugs famous are more attractive than ever. The Bundhar Wilton Carpets need no introduction to Portland s carpet-buyers, lney present some new and striking features this season, and are deserving of inspection. Bigelow Axniinsters in private patterns. The best designs and colorings m this de servedly popular carpet are ready for selection, and will be reserved for future delivery. Complete stocks of Body Brusels, Axmmstcr, Extra Velvet and Tapestry Brussels. The Carpet Department, sixth floor. ! . . . "Z--- 1 I : 1 If Golden Oak Dressers ha the medium, cradle Our line of designs compares most favorably with many of the higher-grade pieces being a selection of the best of the medium grade with well-built-up bases and stylish mirror patterns. The quality of material and workmanship is the best displayed in any medium grade. The plain Colonial styles are very attractive bed room pieces. The accompanying illustration shows one of these in the golden oak at $22.50 Thenew sfcyllesio Brass Beds Show in" decidedly new and artistic features in desijm and construction extra heavy posts, caps and joints, panel effects, etc. Our hue display the best brass bed styles in both the round and square tubings three-quarter aml full-size the product of skilled metal craftsmen. Some of these styles axe priced as low as S34.50 Bof f ets the medium grade An exceptionally well-selected line of designs in these popular dining-room pieces in the golden oak quarter-sawed stock. Cab inets are most practically arranged, and the fronts arc shown in both plain and fancy designs, some styles having fancy glass doors. The illustration shows one of our buffet styles of the medium grade all quartered golden oak, with one large linen drawer, three smaller drawers and side compartments. Has full-width mirror of French bevel plate. This buffet is priced at ?29.00. Others in this grade as low as $22.50 Close -oot Sale off The Bo itoves and Ranges Buck's Ranees embodv many special features in construction, de im and finish, and their superior cooking and baking qualities have' placed them in the front rank of modern ranges. The sani tary white enameled oven of the Buck's Range enables it to be cleaned like a china dish. 'The top of the range and the bottom stnie.tfid so as to be practically non-warping. The range body is built of one piece of heavy-grade polished blue stpel. baeked bv heavy asbestos lining, ana an jumw ciwiMit. with asbestos cement, which becomes iv 1qt-to firphov hs dunlex rrates will lr,ion;mr0iiii'p.hiivprs should take t sale. Mail orders will be given prompt and careful attention. are made harder than iron. bum coal or wood. advantage of this close-out $43.50 Buck's "Century" Ranges S33.3. $48.50 Buck's "Century" Ranges SS $52.50 Buck's "Century" Ranges 40 .OO $47.50 Buck's "Chief" Ranges for $52.50 Buck's " Chief " Ranges for $9.3o $57.50 Buck's " Chief " Ranges for $43. lo $fi2.50 Buck's "Chief" Ranges with reservoirs for.$4o.8o $07.50 B u c k's " Chief " Ranges with reservoirs for.$50.6o $53.50 Buck's F'mPress" Ranges $40.50 $58.50 Buck's "Empress" Ranges $4o.OO 'Empress' "Empress' $47.50 $51.40 Ranges $(18.50 Buck's Ranges . . . . $()8.50 Buck's "Empress' Ranges with reservoirs for. $51.40 $7.X50 Buck's "Empress" Ranges with reservoirs for. $55.15 BUCK'S COOK STOVES Ovens ranging in size from 14 inches to 20 inches. $12.00 Buck's "Beauty" Cook Stoves for $ 9.00 $1(5.50 Buck's "Beauty" Cook Stoves for $11.50 $21.50 Buck's "Rival" Cook Stoves $15.50 $25.00 Buck's "Rival" Cook Stoves $18.00 $23.50 Buck's "Pilot" Cook Stoves $19.00 $27.50 Buck's "Pilot" Cook Stoves ......... $21.00 $25.00 Buck's "Pearl" Cook Stoves $19.25 $;tl.00 Buck's "Pearl" Cook Stoves $23.50 $.32.50 Buck's "Choice" Cook Stoves for $26.00 $:ifi.50 Buck's "Choice" Cook Stoves for $28.50 $47.50 Buck's "Choice" Cook Stoves for $31.50 $50 "Buck's "Extra" Cook Stoves with reservoirs for. .$33.50 $52.50 Buck's "Extra" Cook Stoves with reservoirs for $40.00 BUCK'S AIRTIGHT HEATERS $ 7.75 Heaters for $ 5.75 $ 9.25 Heaters for $ 5.75 $11.50 Heaters for $ 7.90 $15.50 Heaters for $11.50 BUCK'S OAK HEATERS Burn either coal or wood. $14.50 Heaters for $11.00 $10.50 Heaters for $12.75 $18.00 Heaters for ..$14.50 BUCK'S "HOT BLAST" HEATERS Great fuel-savers; bum coal or wood. $21.50 Heaters for $16.25 $25.00 Heaters for $19.00 $:10.00 Heaters for $22.50 $32.50 Heaters for $23. SO $35.00 Heaters for $26.25 $.39.50 Heaters for $28.50 $42.50 Heaters for $29.75 $11 Buck's "Viola" Heat ers for $ 6.50 $16 Buck's "Laurel" Heat ers for $12.00 FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING, REPAIRING AND REFINISHING With the modern equipment of our workshops and employing only the most skilled workmen in these lines, enables us to guarantee satisfaction in all work intrusted to our care. We will be pleased to furnish estimates on the upholstering, repair- TOLL COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS "We sizes make to order all reliable window m WINDOW SHADES shades at lowest prices considering quality and workmanship. Imported Scotch Holland in all colors and widths. Sunfast cambric in single and double color tints. Hand-made sunfast oil opaque in duplex and single colors. Drapery Department Sixth Floor. ing ana remuuiug vi vm iuuuiC. II I "
