The Sunday Oregonian., November 07, 1909, Page 9, Image 9

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Toll & Gibbs, Inc.
"The Home
Furnished Complete"
Ttall & Gabbs, he
Housefurnishing Goods
Sold on Easy Payments
Toll Ss Gifobs, inc.
Portland Agents for the
"Modart " the "Lily of France"
and the "Madeleine Corsets
A Special Offering of ISO Women's
Mail Orders Given Prompt and
Careful Attention. Free Delivery
to the Suburbs and Nearby Towns
and Misses' gIS&e Tailored Suits at
THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, NOVE3IBER 7. 1909.
New Arrivals in the
Furniture Displays
The showing of dining-room furniture
has been greatly strengthened in the past
few daj-s by the addition of new designs
in dining tables and buffets, in the fumed
oak and the dull-finished golden oak, the
tables in both round and square patterns,
with pedestal bases. The round tables
with 54-ineh and 60-inch tops, with the
"duostyle" extension, making it possible
to extend the table to six feet without di-'
riding the pedestal. If the table is to be
extended further, it can be done by sim
ply unlocking the pedestal.
Other new pieces recently placed on
the furniture floors are ladies' Desks and
Music Cabinets, completing a showing
that should interest those who desire to
choose such a piece as a holiday gift.
The new Brass Beds and Brass Cribs
are the handsomest styles 'we have ever
shown splendid examples of the metal
craftsman's art. There are the square
an.d round-tube patterns, with many new
artistic features in design.
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Suits that are selling regularly for $35, $40, $45
and you will recognize in them the styles and ma
terials that are most desirable for Winter wear. .
Not one in this selection of 150 Strictly Tailored Suits
that is not an attractive style, and you can compare
them to the last fine detail and you'll find that their
quality is unmatched at their prices. They are a choice
selection from our line of misses' and women's suits at
$35.00, $40.00 and $45.00, and there is an interest
ing variety in styles, materials and colors. The coats
are made in various lengths, from thirty-six-inch to the
extreme length. Skirts are plain and plaited. The ma
terials are fashionable and in the season 's'ne west colors
Serges, Cheviots, "Worsteds, Broadcloths, the mannish
materials and wide wale diagonals. Black, brown, gray,
raisin, navy and other blue shades, as well as many
fancy mixtures, stripes and overplaids. Linings are the
very best and guaranteed. There's certainty that you
' will find in this assortment a suit that will appeal to
j'our taste. Sale commences tomorrow continues un
til Wednesday-. .
THE
NEW
Corduroy Dress
Smart, serviceable and
strictly tailored, showing
refined novelty and orig
inality of style. Made of
the very finest quality of
dress corduroy, in green,
brown, white and navj.
The style is well illus
trated here. Priced at
$45.00.
New Debutante Dresses.
New charming creations
in pretty sheer materials,
daintily trimmed with
roses of chiffon. Also
with bugle trimming. In
white, pink, yellow, violet
and many other pastel
shades. $35 to $75.
New arrivals in Silk
and Jersey Slips, made to
be worn under the new effects
piece Dresses and Costumes,
colors, including black.
m one
In all
Period Reproductions
the Fifth-Floor Display incluJ.es
many fine examples
They arc true interpretations of the work
of those who were identified with the earlier
manufacture of fine furniture whose de
signs have been handed down from genera
tion to generation and are still accepted by
the master designers of today as distinctive
and correct. Chippendale, Hepplewhite and
Sheraton, the three great ISth century de
signers, undoubtedly stand foremost in the
history of fine furniture making and designing, and there are many
reproductions of their most famous pieces that are shown on our floors.
Of these we mention in particular the chairs, very proper seating pieces
for living room, library and hall.
Our present showing of high-grade furniture for the living-room and
library the large luxurious overstuffed chairs and davenports should
interest those who appreciate the comfort and style afforded in such
pieces as these.
Four Poster Beds
A bedroom furnished with a four-poster bed '
and other corresponding pieces breathes the
spirit of Colonial and Independence days and is
decidedly proper in any American home. Dis
tinctive features of the four-poster are the
carved columns, the claw feet, the pineapple
finials and in appearance massive and heavy.
Made in mahogany and crotch mahogany it con
vejs an impression of strength and rich simplic
ity. The reproductions by Berkey & Gay are
considered the best. A number of designs in
four-poster beds, as well as many other fine"
pieces bearing the Berkey & Gay shopmark, are
439 shown on our furniture tloors.
Sealy rSPfzu Guarant?d Mattresses
Are made entirely of high-grade, long staple cotton myriads of long, fleecy fibers
artfully interlocked and evenly distributed, forming a single bat, without tufting
or binding. Clean, pure and sanitary. Absolutely guaranteed never to lump, pack
or lose its resiliency. It's a high-grade mattress at a very reasonable price.
Made for three-quarters or full-size beds. Ask to see them.
9 1 2 ft. Asomioster Rugs $ 1 8,75
THE GRADE AND SIZE SOLD REGULARLY AT $27.50
Th'3se a-e a high-grade Axminster and should not be confounded with
the crude mgs sold at $20.00 and $22.50. They are the famous Sanford
make, in rich Oriental designs and colorings and as a hard service rug for
general use are unsurpassed at the regular value. Tomorrow, Tuesday and
Wednesday they go on sale at the above exceptionally low price. You .can
see them displayed to advantage on our rug racks Carpet Dept. 6th floor.
Mew Lamps padtod Clhiioa
An entirely new line of gas and electric portable
lamps with antique brass and bronze stands, and
with artistically shaped and decorated shades in
several colors. Some as low as $3.75.
. Just received, an importation of fine hand
painted ware ; an assortment of beautifully decorated
pieces plaques, bowls, jugs, plates, vases,-cups and
saucers, etc. Very reasonably priced. Displayed in
the Crockery Section.
Toys A Splendid Gathering
An Importation From the Leading German Toy Shops
Just as fast as possible we are adding new things from "Toyland." The
past week has been oue of activity, and as each day progresses we note that
many new arrivals have taken their places on this or that table. It's a
whole store in itself, this new department with the newest of all that the
toymaker's art has conceived to gladden the hearts of the "little folks." -The
mechanical novelties reproducing in miniature automobiles, steam
boats, steam engines, motor-boats, road rollers, sewing machines, printing presses, trolley cars, merry-go-rounds,
etc., are here in wonderful variety. And vehicles, there are rows and rows of them auto vehicles,
express wagons, coasters, doll carts, etc. ' ,
The "Kestner" Dolls made in Germany famed far and wide, are to be seen here in our splendid show
ing of dolls in all sizes.
Graoiteware
A Bargain List for Monday, Tuesday
Two s i z es in
gray granite
Basting
Spoons :
10c size at 5
15c size, 10
Two Days' Special Selling of Lace
Three sizes in gray granite Bread
Pans. 15c size at 10
20c size at 15 25c size at 20
Three sizes in gray granite Pud
ding Pans. 15c size at 10
20c size at 15 25c size at 20
Four sizes in gray granite Milk
Pans, 2-juart to 5-quart:
15e size at 10 20c size at 15j
25e size at 20 30c size at 25
Three sizes in gray' granite Mix
ing Bowls. 25c size at 20
30c size at 25 35c size at 30
Two sizes in gray granite Lipped
Sauce Pans:
25c size at 15 30c size at 20
Three sizes in gray granite Wash
Basins. 25c size at.. 15
30c size at 20 35c size at 25
Two sizes in gray granite Water
Pails, 10-quart and 12-quart:
50c size at 35 60c size at 45
2 sizes in gray granite Drip Pans:
35c size at 25 10c size at 30
15c Ladles at 10
15c Jelly Cake Pans at 10
55c Berlin Kettles at. 35
65e Dish Pans, 1-t-qt. size 40
55c Rinsing Pans, 14-qt. size. 40
Tomorrow and Tuesday in the Drapery Dept. 6th. floor
SPECIAL AT $1.00 PAIR "White net Lace Curtains, with Batten
berg edgings and insertions, 2y yards long.
SPECIAL AT $1.45 PAIR Scrim Curtains in ecru tints and plain
hemstitched ; 36 inches wide and 90 inches long.
SPECIAL AT $1.85 PAIR Imported white and Arabian net Cur
tains, 48 inches wide and 21 yards long.
Same in 60-inch width, at $2.25 pair.
SPECIAL AT $2.00 PAIR $3.25 and $3.50 values in linen scrim
Curtains, 2lo yards long and with lace edgings and insertions.
SPECIAL AT $2.00 PAIR Heavy cable net Lace Curtains, 2V
yards and 3 yards long, in white, ecru and Arabian tints. Cluny -patterns.
Regular $3.50 values.
SPECIAL AT $2.65 PAIR Cable net and fancy net Lace Curtains,
in white, ecru and ivory, 3 yards long and regular $5.00 values.
' Also a number of 1 pair and 2 pair lots of Lace Curtains of all kinds
priced at half.
Plain Curtain Scrim in white or ecru, 40 inches wide, worth 25c yard
at 18 yard.
Curtain Swiss in ecru and white, and in colored stripes, 60c and 65c
values and 45 inches wide at 40 yard. x
Bungalow Curtain Nets, in ecru, cream and white, 48 inches wide and
worth $1.25 yard at 65 yard.
Some InteresfcioM Bargains'-in. Fmroture
Noteworthy reductions in several fine pieces, samples that we have selected from our third
and fourth floor furniture displays and priced to close out. - You can buy any one of these pieces
on easy payment terms tomorrow and Tuesday.
$ 35 LIBRARY TABLE AT $18.75
In the mahogany, dull finish; a
plain design; has large center
drawer and two smaller drawers on
each side, fitted with glass knobs.
$46 TOILET TABLE AT $27.50 A
stylish bedroom piece in the mahog
any, with beveled oval mirror, 36
inches high; has the French pattern
legs, with the ball and claw foot.
$49 TOILET TABLE AT $29.75
Also in the mahogany,' with large
drawer, fitted with glass pulls, and
having large oval-shaped mirror.
$65 COUCH AT $39.75 The frame
is of solid mahogany, an "arts and
crafts" design, with adjustable
head: has loose cushions, filled with
hair and covered in finest green
plush; a very fine piece and an un
usual bargain. '
$80 BOOKCASE AT $49.50 A
handsome colonial design , in finest
mahogany, with heavy pillars, end
ing with hand-carved claw feet; has
two doors and is 60 inches high and.
54 inches wide; also an exceptional
bargain.
$5.75 ARM
ROCKER $3.95
A pattern selected
from our line of the
less-expensive comfort
Rockers. It is of quar
tered golden oak, has
the saddle-pattern seat
and high back- Top and
back panel are attrac
tively shaped. Polish
finish.
ore's AMsfat Oak tSlSslrZl
One Style From the Great Line of Moore's Heating Stoves
"Moore's Air-Tight Oak is called air-tight because every joint below the
fire is ground by means of special machinery, to an absolute surface. Such
construction means absolute control of air at all times. This stove heats
the entire room quickly, and it heats the floor as well, for the reason that
the large- handsomely nickeled reflector-ring throws the heat, winch is
radiated from the fire-pot, down to the floor and warms it in all directions.
The feed door is large and the firelight showing through the large mica
section adds greatly to the general cheerfulness and comfortable feeling.
The question of economy is solved hi the Moore's Airtight Oak. Five
sizes froni $23.50 up.
Moore's "Firekeeper" an air-tight heater for wood only; has many de
sirable features not found in the ordinary air-tight stove. Three sizes,
from $11.50 up. "Gem" air-tight heaters, in three sizes, from $5.75. up.
We have other air-tight heating stoves as low as $2.25.
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New Domestic" Machine
the Standard of Excellence Universally Known
The woman who prides herself on her sewing and who is skilled in the
use of a sewing machine, will be qnick to recognize in the 'New Domes
tic" a mechanical perfection not found in any other machine. It was
the first sewing machine to adopt, and is the only one that makes both
stitches perfectly the lock-stitch and the chain-stitch, the former with
the shuttle and the latter with the looper, instantly interchangeable with
out any other adjustment. The "New Domestic" costs but little more
than machines of inferior makes. There is no better machine made.
Priced from $38.50 up. You can buy one and pay $5.00 down and
$1.00 each week.
Bedding Mwsaund a few Specials
Complete in its assortment, wide in its range of prices, quality the best in all grades this briefly tells
of our stock of dependable bedding never better pj epared to supply your needs. Pillows the sanitary,
guaranteed kind, including the celebrated "Emmerich" brand. Blankets in best Eastern and Oregon wools
every size and weight Comforts down, lamb's wool and cotton-filled, in all coverings. Bedspreads and
mattress pads." These Bedding Specials suggest a chance to add to your stock. Monday, Tuesday, 6th floor.
A Good Silkoline-Covered Comfort, worsted tied. OO
$2.65 values In Cotton-Filled Comforters, silkollne
covered, with border pattern, at Cl.SO
13.45 values In Silkoline-Covered and Cotton-filled
Comforters at 32.25
4.00 values in Large Hea-y Blankets, white, gray or
tan, with pink or blue borders, at, pair $2.75
$5.25 values In Heavy Double Wolverine Blankets, fig
ured, in pink, blue, brown .nd tan, at, pair 83. OO
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