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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, MARCH 13, 1910.
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Housefurnishing Goods
. Sold on Easy. Payments
Phone and Mail Orders Given
Prompt and Careful Attention
For the Creation of the House Beautiful We Show a Most Complete Line of Foreign "Wall Papers.
Artistic Interiors Designed and Executed Decorative Department Sixth Floor
A Comredtly-choseini Coirsefc Is fclm Fooimdla.too of a. Prfecfcfitt5og Eaisfcer Gowo
Oily of France, Modart aumdl Madleleiio Coirsefcs fill the inmost ssaicftipf ireqiiuiairemeofcs
Model 332 for the slender, petite figures and young girls. A lightly-boned, flex
ible corset. Girdle top, yet long enough, over hips and abdomen to prevent lines
from showing $5.
"Corsets either mar or enhance the beauty of a woman's gown- No other element
plays such an important part in the general scheme of dress. One defect or inartis
tic feature strikes a false chord and spoils the whole Bymphony.
The mold of fashion is best featured in "Lily of France," "Modart" and
"Madeleine" Corsets. Each is distinctive and artistic each reflects the skill of its
makers affording the wearer that peace of mind that comes only from looking her
best without sacrificing comfort.
All three of these corsets are made of the best quality of imported materials,
boned throughout with Walohn an absolutely rustproof and flexible boning that
will not break.
The corset that yon will choose will determine the appearance of your new Spring
or Easter garment. Selection of a "Lily of France," "Modart" or "Madeleine"
Corset means comfort and perfection. Advise with our corsetieres as to the model
that is best adapted to your figure. t
In what follows we have endeavored to give a brief description of some of our
models.
Model 518 for the well-developed figure, is made with knee-length skirt, pre
venting that most undesirable of faults extreme fullness below the corset. Beauti
fully trimmed with embroidery, beading and Valenciennes lace edgings $15.00.
Model E is a front-laced corset with back adjustments. It will positively meet
every requirement that the most exacting wearer can demand. The unusual latitude
of adjustment which this corset affords adapts it to a great variety of figures. It
is especially good for women of full figure who desire flat effect in back 12. SO.
Model J is the corset ideal for the tall, stately woman. Its beautiful curves and
graceful lines, its ease and comfort, are impossible to describe. Made of French
coutil and trimmed with lace and ribbon $10.
Model G is for the woman of short waist and stout figure. It has low bust, is
low under the arms and long over the abdomen, but not extremely long over hips.
Double-boned throughout $8.50.
MJodel C663 a front-laced corset for the average full figure. Has medium bust
and long hip and back. Soft extension skirt below stays, which slightly compresses
the hips and rounds them into long, graceful lines $8.50.
Model N is for the average figure a medium bust, long hip corset of French
coutil. Well made and nicely finished. Trimmed with lace. Three pairs of hose
supporters attached $7.50.
Model 331 is an excellent corset for medium full figures. Has full bust gore, giv
ing room enough so as not to crowd the bust out of the corset. Long over the hips
and abdomen. Soft extension skirt $7.50.
Model A 443 is front-laced and an excellent corset for the average slight figure.
Has medium bust and long hip. Made of imported batiste $5.
Model 335 A corset. for the average figure, with medium low bust. Is extremely
long over hips and abdomen. Made of French coutil and trimmed with embroidery
and ribbon beading $5..
3EIa.ster Neckwear
Just as fine a collection of the prettiest and
daintiest things that you ever saw everything
that is new in neckwear the sort that appeals
to the woman of artistic taste. Plain Linen
Collars; Tailored Stocks, Tabs and Jabots of
the plainest lawn; Collars of beautiful Irish
hand crochet; Rabats, Collar and Cuff Sets,
Yokes, Ties, Ruffles. Turnovers, etc., in charm
ing assortment. 25 and to $23. OO. And
there are also some very fascinating things in
"Veiling and Scarf Veils the spider-web , ef
fects and the dainty nets with almost invisible
shadow designs.
Time Mew Spring
Floor Coverings
are here in a profusion of all the latest
and best thing of Carpetdom 6th floor
"With the advent of Spring comes
the important question of floor cover
ings. House-cleaning usually reveals
the need of new carpets or rugs. The
new homes, of which so many are near
ing completion in Portland, will require
new floor coverings! x Our exclusive
patterns, shown in gre. r variety this
season than ever before, st no more
than the commonplace.
For the living-room the . , ilton is
the carpet for service, and the Bundhar
pre-eminently so, its wide range of
colors and patterns making selection a
pleasure.
Plain Wiltons, Berlins and Velvets
in the popular colors.
For the sleeping-room, where dainty
eff ects are in vogue, we have an exclu
sive line of fine Body Brussels Rugs
and Carpets to meet the demands of the
most exacting.
A full line of the Bigelow and other
standard makes of Axminster Carpet
for general use.
For the bungalow we suggest the
plain brown and green Kaba, Lanark,
Seminole and Thread and Thrum Rugs
as most effective with craftsman fur
Specials In jLarwrn.
sumdl Garden Tools
Right now is when your garden and lawn should
be given attention. These specials will enable you
to provide for their care during the Spring and
Summer months. Monday and Tuesday in the
Basement :
lOo Steel Garden Trowels at 6
15c Never Break Trowels at 11
35c Malleable Rakes at.. 26
35c Garden Hoes at 26
45c Malleable Rakes at 33
50c Garden Hoes at 36
60c Lawn Rakes at : .44
75o Steel Bow Rakes at 54
95c short-handled Spades at 73
$1.25 long-handled Spades at 96
toa.il: is correct in Easter Apparel for women is ess-
io oor Collection of Heauatif ol Blew Spring Styles
Just fourteen days from now until Easter that season of all seasons which is eagerly looked for
ward to by all women the season that ushers in what fashion has created in Spring and Summer ap
parel for women. The styles appear to be more beautiiul than
ever; in fact, they have been acknowledged by fashion authorities
to surpass those of any other season. i
"With all the charm of distinctiveness of styles, materials and
shadings and that skill of tailoring and designing that denotes .
real worth and merit, our selections for this season present what
is most correct what will be most fancied and admired.
With such a short interval between now and Easter, it is well
that you choose early we wish to impress upon you that where
alterations are necessary we can give so much better satisfaction
now than during the last few days.
Our special line of popular-priced Tailored Suits for women,
little women, misses and juniors will meet the demands of the
most modest purse. And then there's the satisfaction of knowing
that the workmanship is of the same dependable character as
our higher-priced garments and with just that little style differ
ence that makes them all the more desirable.
One model, at $30.00, in shepherd check, is very smartly made, cut
straight and with long rever of black satin facing. Single-breasted
and with different color linings. Skirt is panel pleated an extremely
new and popular effect.
Another model for little women the new Norfolk style is of shep
herd check, with black satin collar and wide patent-leather belt ; at $25.
A model at $32.50 of beautiful tweed in the new black and white effect
a mannish material. Perfectly plain tailored, with fold-plaited skirt.
Another model is in the new English knickerbocker mixture, in very
pretty light shades of gray, green and tan. Long roll collar has covering
of embroidered Shantung. Four-button, cut straight coat. At $35.
A model at $39.50 is made of the newest of domestic cloths shark
skin woven just like men's suiting, and in many different shades. This
model is a three-button point cutaway, with contrasting color linings and
verv pretty semi-plaited 6kirt.
Another model at $40.00, in Irish homespun, has four-button cut straight coat, with semi-fitted back
and black collar. Extreme light shades of tan and gray. Linings of messahne and in a very light
shade. The skirt is the very latest model, having plaited panels in front, side and back.
At $45.00 is a model in a gray and "white-mixture, with small stripes of mixed black and white.
Panel plaited skirt is lined withthe new effect satin in scarlet, royal blue and Irish green; slashed
button pockets.
DRESSES ARE AMONG THE NEWEST FASHION ARRIVALS Never in the history of ready-to-wear apparel have
women shown such interest in Dresses, and well they might, for those that have appeared this season are charming creations,
from the very plainest Tub Dress and the tailored linen, lawn and the smart Afternoon Dresses of silk to the more elaborate
Dinner Dresses. No need to go to the trouble of having one made up, to search for the desired materials, and .then the fuss
and worry of having it made, when .there are such pretty styles and materials and such pleasing variety to choose -from in tho
ready-to-wear garments. '
Among the new arrivals are the Debutante Dresses in the very prettiest and daintiest of materials printed chiffon, mulls,
hand-embroidered linen and lingerie. i
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Other models in many different fab
rics, both plainly tailored and trim'd,
range in price from $60 to $100.
Arsnm Roclkers
Eight of them in the golden
oak sttow these interesting
reductions:
They are the kind that are built
for comfort; plain in" design and yet
durable in construction. New designs
coming in make it necessary to close
out these sample pieces. Monday
and Tuesday:
$7.75 Rocker in quarter-sawed and
polished golden oak, at.. $4. 25
$7.25 Rocker, also in quarter-sawed
and polished golden oak.. $4.25
$8.50 solid oak Rocker with high
back, at . ....$5.3o
$8.75 Rocker in .quarter-sawed gold
en oak, at ..$5.75
$10.50 solid oak Rocker, in Colonial
design, at -$6.25
$11.50 Rocker with solid oak seat
and fancy back panel $6.75
$13.75 Rocker with seat and back of
solid quarter-sawed oak.. $8.25
In Fornitore Made Tby Berkey gg Gay
are the most correct reproductions of
the Colonial and Period Types every
piece a masterpiece of value and beauty
Berkey & Gay productions are accepted as the
truest interpretations of the period and Colonial de
signs known to many as "Forefather Furniture"
pieces that are pleasing and correct in design and
proportion, honest and durable in construction, beau
tiful and lasting in finish, possessing the highest intrinsic, merit. The
"Berkey & Gay" shopmark denotes the highest attainment in furni
ture building designs that can be' handed down from generation to
generation. Many pieces on our floor bear the B. & G. mark, among
them the four-poster beds, fine Colonial bedroom and dining-room
pieces, library tables and console tables of massive design, in the dull
finished mahogany.
The Flanders, a type of furniture that is now much in favor, and
which is shown in the accompanying chair illustration,- is another
famous 6tyle that was first revived by these famous Grand Rapids
makers of good furniture. The Flanders pieces are especially adapted
for living-room and library, the frames being of oak and in a dark
brown finish. The seating pieces are covered in leather of a harmoniz
ing shade. To see them is to appreciate their genuine goodness and
comfort.
Some Very Movel
Designs annidlFiiniisIhies
in tlhe Mew Jroo 3Beds
Iron Beds have gained in popularity, not
only because of their practicalness, but be
cause manufacturers have been active in intro
ducing from time to time new features in de
sign and finish.
We have just received a car of new styles
without doubt the most artistic that have ever
been shown designs that display very little
ornamentation some of them trimmed with
just enough brass to brighten.
Old ivory is one of the new finishes prom
ises to be the most popular that has yet
appeared not at all unlike an old piece of
ivory.
King's yellow is another new finish, which,
with the proper decorative treatment of a
sleeping-room, would make a pleasing and dis
tinctive combination.
Other popular finishes are the bronze green,
the Vernis Martin and the staple combination
of cream and gold. Although not new, thes.3
three have been brought out to better and
richer effect in the new bed designs.
Showing the Best 1910 Models in
Ghtilldren's Velhicles
The j' 're the most attractive and best that we have
ever shown handsome styles in tho English Peram
bulators and Carriages the bodies in coach finishes
of Brewster green, tan and dark maroon, upholstery
of leather cloth and coach cloth. Some splendid
models with the artistic reed bodies, with hoods of
reed or leather cloth.
In the metal vehicles
we are showing this
season the Thayer One
Motion Collapsible Go
cart, the only model
than can be folded con
veniently with one arm,
enabling the child to be
held- in the" other;
stands on end when
folded. Priced from $7
up. Other folding vehi
cles as low as $2.75.
Sale of Iron Beds
Six Sample Patterns Underpriced
At the head of this column is announced the
arrival of new patterns in Iron Beds hence
these reductions in sample patterns from our
line to make display room for them. All are
full size. Monday-Tuesday sale.
$4.00 Bed, in either white or pea-green finish.
with post caps, at j2.T5
$5.75 Bed, in white enamel, at 53.50
$14.00 Bed, in white enamel, plain design,
at . . . $8.25
$16.00 Bed, in white enamel and gold, brass
trimmings, at 5.65
$37.50 Bed, in finest ivory enamel finish, with
heavy 2-inch continuous posts, at. ...$19.75
$34.50 Bed, in best ivory enamel, with heavy
2-inch posts, Capped with brass, at.. 18.50