THE SUNDAY. OREGOSIAX, TOUTLAXD, DECEMBER 18, 1910.
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A Showing of Rare Attractions in Points of Beauty, Quality and High Value
of Furs or Fur Garment Make a Most Lasting and Acceptable Gift
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All onr FURS md FUR GARMENTS are modeled from
complete nnpieced shana, No poorly-matched aeams, gnch
u are found In Eastern bnrried shop-made FURS, and
handled ai a side-line with no Dependable Guarantee.
The House of II. Liebes & Co. has for 46 years
lii-en providiiiff FURS from "Trapper to Wearer" and satisfying custom
ers whoc knowledge, of FUES and FUR VALUES is far. above the aver
age. These facts constitute the Lest kind of GUARANTEE of the de
pendability and fair pricing of LIEBES'. FURS.
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Children s and Misses' Sets in All Furs, $2.50 Up
' FUR SCARFS AND MUFFS
Styles Too Numerous to Describe
BROOK OR RIVER MINK
Searf.2.50. $4. $6.50. $9.75, $12.50
Muffs to match.. $6.50, $8.75, $10.75
JAPANESE MINK
Scarfs.... S3. $12.50. $17,50. $25, $35
$17.50. $25. $32.50. $35
ALASKA AND EASTERN BUNK
Scarf S3Z50, $55. $75 and up
Muffs $35. $45, $52.50 and op
GRAY AND SABLE SQUIRREL
Scarfs..... $6, $9. $12.50. $17.50, $25
Muffs $10. $15, $25. $32.50
Special seta. .$13.50, $14.75
BLACK LYNX HARE
Scarfs... $8.75, $12.50, $17.50. $220
Muffs. $950, $13.60
Special Sets $7.24, $11.25
BLACK TRENCH CONEY
Scarfs.... $5.75. $8.75, $10.50, $12.50
Maffs .$5.75, $10, $12.50
BLACK AND SABLE FOX
Scarf 8... mO, $22.50. $25.00, $27.50
Muffs..... $12.50. $15. $17.50, $22.50
Special Sets in Sable Fox. . . .$18.75
BLACK AND BLUE WOLF
Scarfs $17.50. $20, $22.50, $27.50
Muffs. $12.50, $17.50. $22T50
GENUINE BLACK LYNX
Scarfs $35, $40, $50 and lift
Muffs $35, $45, $75 and up
'silver HARE WHITE FOXE
LINE ELECTRIC CHINCHILLA
Seta' complete from $10.50
SABLE AND BLUE OPOSSUM
Scarfs. $4.50, $9, $10.50. $12.50
Muffs $5, $6, $10.75
FDR COATS
CARACUL and ASTRACHAN
24-inch length." -. . . .$42.50
30-inch length $52.50
36-inch length ......$75.00
40-inch length.. ...$90.00
50-inch length. .. .1 ..... .$100.00
HUDSON SEAL,
36-inch length. . . .'. $75.00
46-inch length. . . . .$100.00
FRENCH SEAL
50-inch length $225.00
52-inch length $250.00
SABLE CONEY
42-inch length.... . .... $45. 00
50-inch length ....... $50.00
SABLE SQUIRREL
24-inch length!. $125.00
42-inch length...;., $150.00
50-inch length $185.00
MINK MARMOT
52-inch length $90.00
TWEED and CLOTH COATS
Suitable fur collars and linings,
prices: $55, $75, $85, $100,
$115, $125. '
Purchases Stored Until Needed Oat-of-Town Orders Given Prompt and Careful Attention
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J. P. PLAGEMANN, Manager
Practical and Exclusive Furriers
Corbett Building 288 Morrison
Russian Pony Coats
Superior fine, flat moiried
skins, 52-inch lengths $45,
$62.50, $72.50, $85.00,
$95, $110, $125. $155,
Store Open Evenings Till Xmas
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spear Club Study Cl will h held at
the home of Sin II. L. Chapln. tit
Wikso stret. at 5 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The programme will con
sist of readings from Klchard III and
ach member Is Invited to bring; a
flint
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The Portland Society of Psychic Re
search will meet Wednesday at the
parlor of Mme. Van llortrr at the cor
ner Stark nd Eleventh streets. The
subject will be, "Ecdylsra; Its Origin
and Effects."
WKDDINtiS.
Hakcr-lladsou.
T . Ii.xiie of Mr. and Sirs. T. A. Hud
sou was theerene of the wedding of their
daughter. Helen, to William lUker. of
this city last week. The F-plscopal rlr
ceremony wa performed by the Rev. B.
A. Warren. The parlors were attrac
ttvety decorated wf.li a profusion of
pink chrysanthemums, carnatlonsv and
amllax. The bride maja ainred In a hand
some fosn of white satin trimmed with
pearls and durhe.s Uce. Her veil wasi
held In place with orance blossom and
on her arm she carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses and i:les-of-the-valley.
Mies laly iMn as maid of honor.
Si he wore p ok satin en princess and her
bouquet was of pink rosebud and maiden
hair fern- Tbornburg Klneraly was best
man.
Lena Mi MacKinnon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. MacKinnon, and Joseph
lienjamln Phaska. of Grants pajs.-Or..
mere marrWd at tt. Slary Cathedral
rwrmbrr . hr the Ker. Father Hmcb J.
Mt-lierltt. They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Crefw-Y Mac Orror. Mr. and
Mrs. Hhaska wlU reside at 10;i EUst
Wsshlnctm street.
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The niarrlaae of Mis Millie Lwy o
llarrr W. 7.srln wis clebrated last 8un
! at the home of the brMe at North
Twvnll. t.1 street. Iabbi K. A bra ham son
performed tie ceremony. The young
couple left the city for a short trln. -fe-tln:
to rnrn home Oecember
Mrs. A. R. rhorn and son. of teat!le.
rarae to tis city to attend the weddlrs;
and will vtstt at the home of Mrs. K.
AbraJiainsoo. St lt Thirteenth street.
'Uon-lcc.
A quit wedding ws thst of Miss Ruth
8. Free and Iwls i Nelson, who
were marTled br tLe Kev. J. Howersox
at 411H Haw:horTte avenue Ievnther .1.
The yotinc trns will reside at ist
Tsmhin street.
Ycaccr-Stokcr.
Kryin W. Tearfr. of there t.. and
Ml"" frrle i Su'kT, of tills ctty. were
merrteil st the twin- of f. C. Wsnker,
Xi Holland -"'""e'. r's'urrla. rwinlwr
H. T!e l;r. . l Kantnr performed
tie ceremony.
Sacc-lle.
.Mrs. Minnie Dikes w n)rri.1 io
Mar.-elU: Paaee t the Centenary Meth
edts: proae. ll Al'ketiy street,
si half pa o"cloek !im'lay after
noon. lv -nih. r 11, by tl-e Iti-v. Lk-tmer
II. Trimble.
UsibanMlaaensas.
. Harold WM!lam I.ln.lharJ and Miss
H-len G'imerman were married last
Monday ever.ln:. PemhtT 15. by the
Kev. J. II. Cudllpp. Me. Undhard Is
the spe-lal asent of the Old Line
Uaakers Ufe Insurance Compane.
Klctl-WIIon.
Charle. W. Klett and MI.- Mabel
Claire Wilson were married at the res
idence of Mrs. Kra Hamilton Monday
afternoon. I"cember JJ. by the Key. J.
J. Siaub. of the Sunnyslde Congresa
ttonal Church.
Dow c y- Daniel..
Kred Iowney and Mi' May Panlrls
were married Monday. December Z. at
the home of the brlee's mother, Mrs.
r. Beward. The ceremony was per
formed by Justice of the Peace J. W.
Bell. The bride wore a costume of
white silk and her veil was caught Into
place with white chrysanthemum. She
carried carnation. Following" the
service a reception wag held.
EvcDson-Mtclialsoii.
, Lyth Franklin- Bvenson and Mis
Nora Marts Mlchalson were married at
the hone of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Uvenson.
December . by the Rev. Albert Ehr-a-ott.
Mr. and Mr. Evenaoa will resld
in Sllverton. Or.
, . TourtelloUe-Caln.
Miss Margaret Cain, daughter of Mrs.
C. E. Cain, of Portland, was married No
vember SJ, tn Tarrytosm, N. to
Ueorga t- Tourtellotte.'
Lock-Scott.
Charles Lock, of Pierce County. Wath
Irgton. and Miss Annie Ellzbeth Scott,
of Portland, were married at the Vbife
Temple December by the Rev. W. B.
llinsoo.
Hotel.
Jlammlck-Tbatiralt.
The weiWing of John Hammlek and Mis
Minnie Thauralt was performed by the
Kev. Delmer H. Trimble Wednesday at
the Centenary Methodist parsonage.
.Marlow-Uerrets.
Vk-tor A. Marlow and Mis Li si I e Gee
rets were married December lt at the
home of J. A. Hammond. St iieech street,
by the Rev. W. B. Hinaoo.
Kustcr-Dcrrlckson.
Emery Ellsworth K us tor and Mis Grace
lxulse Derrlckson were tnarried by the
H-r. Dr-lraee II. Trimble last Thonsdsy
afternoon. December IS. at the Gibson
r-argcnt-Fhclp.
Frank Sargent and ftlssi IJrzle Thelp
were married at the.Whlte Temple Da
cunber IS by the Rev. W. B. Illnstin. (
tiraham-Iiaker.
iienre Oranara and Miss Lee Raker
were married December 1 by the Rev.
W. B. Hlnson.
AXXOVCEIKNTS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bnder announce th
engagement of their daughter, F-ather. to
Carl Oelman. of Indianapolis They will
be at home Sunday. December W. from
I to S o'clock, at Is Camther street.
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Mr. and Mn R II Room are receiv
ing congratulations on tba birth of a
daughter. Margaret Alice. .
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Mr. and Mr. K. C. Oh Ism are re.
reiving congratulations upon th birth
last week of a daughter.
rrnsox.i.s.
Mr and Mrs. Atnhru I- Hanscom
were guests of Mrs. France F. Emery
at Spokane last week.
Mrs. K. - McClure and Mis May
Clark left the city Saturday to pas th
Winter In iSouthern California.
Mrs. J. C. Welch and Mls Welch left
the city last week for Loa Angelest
where they will pas. e Winter.
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Dickson left Port
lsnd last week for Southern California,
where, they will remain for two monQi.
Dr. and Mrs. William Frederick
Fledlg left Portland yesterday for a
three-weeks' trip to Southern Califor
nia. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Go IT and family are
established In their new homo In Lau
relhursv on Hassalo atret, ner Peer
leas. Mr. and Mr. William Reidt are reg
istered at the Palace Hotel. In Saa
Francisco, and will pas th Winter la
California.
Mr. C A. Rohrabacher has left Port
land for the south, where h will pas
the Winter with her daughter. Mr.
T. XL Wingo In El Paso, Texas. Mr.
Rohrabacher Is tn Chlco, Cat, for a
short time.
Lair Hill Qresrory will arrive In Port
land next Thursday from Seattle, where
he Is attending the Washington State
University.
Mrs. Care Knudsen, of Los Angelea.
has returned to Portland to live. She is
st home at the Everett Apartments, at
&U Everett street.
J-Ylends of Mis Vlda Reed will be
pnaaed to hear that she ha recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever. Mis
Reed la in New' York studying at the
Frohman Dramatic School.
Earl V. Nicholson, son of W. T. B.
Nicholson, of this city, is here from
Bakersfleld. CaL. as the Christmas
guest of his slater, Mrs Edward R.
Root. In Holladay'a Addition.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. K. Flynn, of 889 Hoyt
street, accompanied by their niece. Miss
Loretta C. Hogan. left the city Tuedar
evening on the Shasta Limited for a two
months' tour of Southern California and
Mexico. i
SPECIAL- AXXOCXCEMEXTS.
Mrs. Nina Larowe will begin some
new dancing classes Immediately after
Christmas. Inquire till 1 and after 7
P. M., Main 2329.
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Oregon Conservatory of Music. AH
branches taught by staff-of teachers.
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Orchestra. Marshall 224S,
PLUME CASE IS APPEALED
Woman Seeks Judgment of Millinery
la Higher Conrf.-
Believing that there are on the cir
cuit bench Jurists who, as connoisseurs
6f feminine headgear, are far ahead of
Justice of the Teace BelL Mr. M. R.
Overstreet will appeal to the hlejher
tribunal her suit against Mrs. Oeorirla
Pennington Bathurst. milliner, for S7S,
alleged to be due through the loss of
a fin willow plume.
After floundering for 4 hour In a
slough of Parisian technicalities. Jus
tic Bell yesterday morning gav judg
ment for 135. Mrs. Bathurst had said
the plume was worth only $15.
Neither party to the suit was satis
fied. A contemplated chance of venue
to Vancouver. Wash., where a jury of
millinery experts could sit upon the
case, w-as found Impossible and th al
ternative of appeal to the Circuit Court
was adopted.
Mrs. Overstreet allepes that she in
trusted the plume to Mrs. Bathurst to
be placed on a hat and It was lost. Fhe
filed suit for ITS for th plum and
tla for her labor In attempting to col
lect her dues.
WOMEN GRACEFUL DIVERS
Regular Social Swim Enjoyed by
Multnomah Club Members.
The regular weekly social swim of the
member .of the- Multnomah Amateur
Athletic Club took placo at the Portland
Swimming Bath Friday night and the
usual blg-slsed crowd of swlmmsr was
on hand. .
The feature of the swim was the exhi
bition of diving nd swimming given by
Miss France Jeffery and Miss Grace
O'Neill, both of whom were competitor
t the women' championship swim at
Gearbart Park last Sunday. Ml Jef
fery made several graceful dive from
the springboard and each of them elicit
ed applause from the spectators. Miss
O'Neill quite cleverly executed maneu
vers and other women gsve demonstra
tion ,
Affront for Manners Is
Cause of Bold Defi
Portland Society Function Gnest
Pays Penalty for IJ Is re (carding
Silver Tongs la .Sugar Bowl.
H5W one woman dared to resent an
offense in a dramatic, effective,
but masterful way, is told in whisnered
tone In polite circles In Portland so
ciety. The event took place at the
home of one of the so-called social
leaders, who was entertaining a num
ber of women In the afternoon in Fort
land Heights.
One woman, who happened to be sit
ting at a small table near the fire
place, disregarded the silver tongs in
the sugar bowl and with perfect con
fidence that everything was all right,
picked out with her finger a square
of sugar and dropped It Into her tea.
The hostess, who was standing near,
noticed the act. and in a manner that
showed utter lack of tact, said to the
maid: "Take that bowl of sugar out.
empty it and refill for the other
guests."
The woman, who overheard the re
mark, at once arose, took the teacup
and saucer and flung them into the fire.
Turning to her hostess, she calmly
said:
"I will replace that cup and saucer
tomorrow. I must be going now."
and. getting her wrap, she bade the
other guests "good afternoon" and de
parted for her home.
CAMPAIGNERS WILL DINE
Heads of "Dry" Crnsade to Hold
Banquet Tomorrow Evening.
Tomorrow evening at th Toung
Woman' Christian Association a ban
quet will be given, in which those who
participated in the recent "dry" cam
paign will take part. Mrs. Ada Wal
lace Unruh. state president of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
How to Destroy the
Dandruff Germ
By a Specialist.
That the dandruff germ is responsi
ble for nearly all the diseases to wuleh
the scalp is heir, as well as for bald
ness and premature gray hair. Is a
well-known fact, but when we realize
that it also indirectly responsible for
many of the worst cases of catarrh
and consumption, we appreciate the im,
fiortance of any ascent that will destroy
ts power. We are. therefore, particu
larly pleased to give herewith the pre
scription which an eminent scientist
and specialist states he has found, after
repeated tests, to completely destroy the
dandruff germ in from one to three
applications. This prescription can be
made up at. home, or any druggist will
put It up for you; ozs. Bay Rum. 2
oxs. Lavona de Composee', H dr. Menthol
Crvstals. Mix thoroughly, and after
standing half an hour It Is ready for
use. Apply night and morning, rub
bing Into the scalp with the finger tips.
If you wlslr It perfumed, add half to
one teaspoonful of To-Kalon Perfume,
which unite perfectly with the other
Ingredient. This preparation Is not a
dye. but is unequalled for promoting a
growth of new hair, and for restoring
grav hair to Us original color.
t'Al'TIOJIi Do aot apply where hair la
not desired, and be sure to avoid tonics
.eoataialna- solxnmu wood alceheL
will preside. T. S. McDaniel will be
toastmaeter. 1
Among the speakers will be Rev.
William Hiram Foulkes, D. IX, presi
dent of the Anti-Saloon League; J. P.
Newell, chairman of the Prohibition
State Committee; D. A. Patullo, presi
dent of the Municipal Association; Vir
gil G. Hinshaw, of the Young Men's
Protection League; the Rev. William
Parsons, Rev. Clarence True Wilson.
Rev. W. F. Reager. Rev. C. I Hamilton
and Rev. E. U. Mowre.
A large attendance is expected at the
gathering. Regret of Dr. Foulkes de-
cislon to leave Portland will be ex
pressed. Those who have not arranged for
plates have been asked to telephone
Mrs. Swope, state secretary of the Wo
men's Christian Temperance Union,
Goodnough building, Main 227, by Sat
urday noon.
Br. Blarfjaret Schallenberger Coming
Dr. Margaret Schallenberger, of the
San Jose, Cal., Normal School, will be
1n th city thi week for the Conven
tion of Western Teachers, which is set
for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
at the Jefferson High School. Dr
Schallenberger is prominently connect
ed with the National Association In
its work in the West and will be an
Important speaker in the coming con
vention. On Wednesday evening she
and the visiting teachers here will b
given a reception at the Portland Hotel
by the Teachers' Club, of this city.
The officers of the club who will be
present in the receiving line are: Mrs.
L. W. Sitton, Miss Emma M. Grelbel,
Miss Mary Donohoe, Mrs. A. E. Wat
son, Miss Mabel Stout. Mrs. Ella Slay
back, and Miss Christine MacConnell.
Santa Claus himself could fill your Christmas
wants no better than you can' here.
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DIAMOND JEWELRY THF riFT ciipr.,!-
PLATINUM JEWELRY THE G.FT SUPRE
MEDALLIONS ENAMELED WATCHES A
BROOCHES DIAMOND SET WATCHESA
CUFF BUTTONS TRAVELERS' WATCHES j
; CHAINS THIN WATCHES
BRACELETS PEN DAN.T WATCHES
More watches than you ever saw before.
A good wartch at a price any can afford.
STERLING SILVER TOILET SETS
COFFEE SERVICES OYSTER SETS
TEA SERVICES MAYONNAISE SETS j
CHOCOLATE SERVICE ALMOND SETS
TRAYS BONBON DISHES
SANDWICH PLATES LEMON SETS
MAHOGANY CLOCKS, DESK CLOCKS
Swiss Watch Repairing.
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SECOND FLOOR CORBETT BUI
Fifth and Morrison Sts.
Take Elevator.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRI