The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, September 20, 1914, Section One, Page 18, Image 18

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THE SUJTDAY . OREGOTflAN, PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER, 20, 1914.
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Conditions
As They Exist
Today in the
Glove Market
of France
to our knowledge are of neces
sity In a somewhat uncertain
state, and-we deem it due our
patrons to advise them what to
expect or rather what not to1 ex
pect. At the very beginning of the
fCreat conflagration in Europe,
which in its earliest stages em
broiled the nation of France, part
of the Perrln factory, where the
world-known gloves of that name
are made, was commandeered as a
barracks.
However, up to that time, -we
are Informed, most of the gloves
on orders for Fall delivery were
finished, and those not com
pleted were sufficie ntly well
along- in the process of manufac
ture to be eafeily finished by the
women workers.
But as to deliveries of the
gloves now ready at the factory,
and the possibilities of more in
the future we can only conjec
ture. -
The men have all been called
to the colors, and in the Perrln
family the two sons of the senior
Perrln are "at the front."
Another glove factory of
France has cabled its New TorK
representative: "Send no more
orders or moneys. Partner and I
both joining our colors at front."
Therefore, facing this uncer
tainty, yet hoping that our fu
ture orders will be filled and de
livered to. us, we . can only sug
gest, while our stocks are com
plete, especially on "Perrin" make
of French Kid Gloves, that men,
women and children be well
supplied now! Our prices will
remain as heretofore until we
are compelled to pay more.
Unsurpassed
The New
Jewelry and
Novelties
We Are Offering
New Metal Party Cases Fit
ted with numberless necessities
for evening use. Of German sil
ver, in different designs. Prices
S3.50 to $7.50.
Jet in Profusion Lovely
bracelets, chain La Vallieres,
buckles, pins and brooches.
Fashion's most popular fancy.
Pearls Great assortment o
imitation Pearls, necklaces and
chains in profusion.
Sea Garden Pearls Finest
imitation Pearls made. We're
sole Portland agents. Strings
priced $30 to 50.
Combs The very latest nov
elties, Sans Gene, casque, Far
rar, and all the other novelties
of the present style.
Imported Hand Bags We've
a most satisfying collection all
shapes and leathers, as well as
silks and velvets, moderately
priced.
New Basque Sashes The
most fashionable dress accessory
of the day. Two-toned effects,
solid colors, also quaint bead
faced Sashes with black rib
bon ties.
first Floor, Slxth-St. Bide.
SIXTH-STREET BUILDING
Shimmering Evening
Gowns
The array of Evening' Gowns that we've assembled for,
this, our opening display, is a bewildering one. As we looked
at them collectively the word that seemed to best describe
them was "shimmering." The sheen of soft satin and silk
and gold-thread effects in materials the gleam of the lovely
sequins, jet, crystal and gold and silver laces in. trimmings
convey life and brightness to the beholder.
One lovely model is sleeveless-f rom one side of the shoul
der depends a sash that may be wrapped about one arm, leav
ing the other arm uncovered a most charming1 arrangement.
Bodice is of opal sequins, with deep tunic and under drape
of lace and sequins. Made of soft satin d 'Amour; Priced
at S137.50.
Another attractive model is of black net over flesh-colored foundation lace
skirt, wide band of sequin trimming. Bodice of silver cloth over pink draped
in black tulle. Rope girdle of jet and corsage bouquet. Priced at S19S.50.
A third model is quaint and elegant long flame-colored bengaline silk tunic
over foundation of silver lace. Silver lace bands forming bodice and girdle
about the hips, in modified basque effect. Priced at $137.50. -
Dozens of other exquisite models await your inspection. Leading styles in
clude the new empire, the very low and the natural waist line. Metallic bro
cades and tulle with garnitures of silver, gold, crystal and pearls are shoAvn
and many of the newest models show the empire corsage.
Garment Salons Kotirta Floor. Slxth-St. Bids;.
TOMORROW AT MEIER & FRANKS
A LL is in readiness. And tomorrow we shall welcome the women of Portland to our Opening
Display of Fall Fashions. In our Garment Salons will have been arranged the fruit of the
labors of our. buyers, who have searched the. markets for the best and most authentic
Fashions to present to our thousands of patrons. "
Our collection of Evening Gown3 is wonderful and the . height of artistic effect has assuredly
been reached in their designing. Gorgeousness of color, beautiful black.models, are assembled here.
The Evening Wraps are another remarkable collection. Our purchases in this line have been
extensive, consequently our assortment . i3 varied as to style and price.
Tailored Suits and Coats for cool weather wear Dresses that exemplify Dame Fashion's latest
edict have been secured, and will be displayed in the. most lavish assortment tomorrow. .
Blouses for all occasions--never more exquisitely developed have arrived, ' and we're sure of
the approval of our patrons. For they're the "cream" of the offerings of the best designers.
"We extend a hearty welcome to you, the women of Portland, to come tomorrow and view the
result of our efforts to offer you fashionable and correct apparel for the season of 1914-1915.
SIXTH-STREET BUILDING
Charming New Suits
The styles in Tailored Suits have undergone such a radical change
that their presentation is truly an event. Not only is there a
revolution in the general lines and character of the Suits, but mate
rials and colors as well share in the change, a fact that is not
always true. There's a revival of broadcloth, gabardine, fine
serges, velour de laine and cheviots these materials taking the
place of the novelty weaves of past seasons. And the colors, with
out exception, tend toward soberness of tint dark or leafy browns
. the new nigger brown Russian green, Hague blue, navy and
black being the predominating notes in color. Tailored effects are
emphasized. The Redingote greatly enhanced in grace since the
days of our mothers is in high favor. Cutaway coats with long
postillion backs Russian effect coats with sashes and cowl collars,
long tunics over close-fitting skirts, and many other novelties. Silk
braid, velvet collars and buttons of self-material are extremely
popular. In this vast assemblage of Tailored Suits you'll find
models priced from $15. OO to $35. OO.
Luxurious Evening Wraps
The new models in Evening "Wraps are not only beautiful, but they radiate
the purpose for which wraps are designed- warmth and comfort. And this
is achieved without loss of attractiveness. Cape .effects are unsurpassed in
popularity, though the loose coat style is a close rival. Fur is used most ex
tensivelychinchilla, ermine and marten being the recognized favorites. The
materials most in vogue are velvets, velour, Pomonio brocades and velour de
laine, in black and dark shades with gorgeously-colored silk linings. The col
lars are widely varied in shape the Medici, the straight military band, and
flat collars in sailor shape appearing on many lovely models.
Both full length and three-quarter lengths are popular. Perhaps the words
that best describe the new Wraps and Coats for the season are "quaint," "un
usual" and "distinctive." We take particular delight in calling your atten
tion to the display of Evening Wraps that has been arranged for your inspec
tion and selection. Garment SaloaaFoorta Floor. Slxth-St. Bid.
We Want You to See These
Novelties at the Lace Counter
SIXTH-STREET BUILDING
Our Showing of
Imported Millinery
and Copies of Imported Models
Portray the Genius of
Rebo Georgette, Maison
Lewis, Kurzman
Waters and Vogue
The Millinery Parlors will welcome the women of Portland
tomorrow, when we will exhibit our new Fall and early Winter
Imported Hats and copies of Imported Hats, the latter the han
diwork of our expert trimmers, faithfully portraying the clever
models that have come' to us from- the noted creators of wo
men's Millinery. Every phase of fashion in Millinery will be
represented Hats for all occasions, dress and general wear.
There's a wide ' diversity in design this .year, and a smart, chic
air pervades the Millinery world. Come in tomorrow and let
us show, you our collection of lovely models from' such noted
creators as Reboux, Georgette, Maison XiewifL Kurzman, Waters
and "Vogue you'll be sure to find XQifR particular fancy
in the assemblage. -' -
Children's and Misses' Millinery, too, will be shown in . im
mense variety, very moderately priced.
Full lines of Trimmings fancy stick-ups, feather novelties,
plumes, silk flowers and other favored Trimming" effects.
Millinery Parlorm. Set-OHd Floor, Slxth-St. Bide
where a perfectly bewildering assortment of exquisite laces, embroideries,
chiffons and crepes for waists and tunics awaits you. Every fashion indication
is toward quantities of lace, dainty ' hand-embroidered . laces, gold-threaded
laces, colored laces. The Crepes and Chiffons were never more beautiful. Ori
ental colors with gold-threaded motif s white or bladk backgrounds showing
metal and iridescent designs are a few of the offerings.
New Dresses Are Beautiful
When you come to our Garment Salons tomorrow, don't neglect to ask the
saleswomen to show you our Dresses. Whatever occasion you have in mind
whether for afternoon functions, street wear or business wear, we 're in com
plete readiness to meet your demand. Soft silks, satins, crepe de chine and silk
crepes, with long tunic3, basque, modified basque and Moyen Age styles for aft
ernoon wear, in all the season's best colors. Dresses of fine serge, combinations
of serge and satin, and other fashionable materials, suitable for street and busi
ness wear. The charm of this season's models rests to a large degree in the
simplicity of the lines an adjunct of women's apparel that signifies good taste
cleverness of design, and perfect workmanship. In the assortment that we
have selected for display "during our Opening will be found Dresses for every
size figure and at a vast range of prices -very moderate, medium and more
expensive Dresses being included.
Garment Salons Fourth Floor, Slxth-St. Bid.
New Waists Exquisite!
If you have seen many of the new Waists or Blouses you will gladly bear us
out in the assertion that never before in the history of Waistdom have such
lovely models been evolved. The materials are exquisite and the designing
the acme of cleverness. Shadow laces, fancy nets, Georgette crepes, all made
over delicate linjngs. Vestees of satin of colors ;to match the suit are a
feature of these new models. Embroidered chiffon Waists, with satin sus
penders, uniquely designed collars that may be worn high or low, open or
closed, long close-fitting sleeves, and short sleeved effects are a few of the
features you'll find on display. These beautiful models for "dressy" wear are
priced from $25 to $50.
Fifth Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
Novelty Chiffons f or waists, tunics,
and wraps trimmings for
gowns and girdles. Broche, vel
vet brocades and lovely color
combinations, many outlined in
gold and silver. Priced, yard
$5.00 to 12.00.
Georgette Crepe a great showing
of beautifully colored material,
in dainty figured designs.' The
ideal waist material this season.
Price, yard, $5.00.
Gold, Silver and Bronze Cloth for
. millinery purposes and gowns.
Beyond question one of the
most fashionable effects of the
season. Priced, the yard $2.50
to $4.50.
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY OF BEAUTIFUL LACES AND YARD
GOODS FOR WAISTS AND TUNICS.
First Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
Printed Chiffons Beautifully col
ored and designed, white back
ground with colored patterns.
". Waist and tunic material. Priced
the yard, $1.50 to $3.50
Ecru Maline Lace Flouncing 18 to
27 inches wide, with designs in
black, Dresden and pastel shades
is a novelty. This flouncing will
blend beautifully with every
shade of silk or chiffon for
gowns. ' ,
Novelties Maline Lace Flouncing,
white and two-toned effects. Sil
ver and Gold Laces, on white
and biege nets. .Net top edges
for vestees and waists. Lace
flouncing on colored nets.
SIXTH STREET BUILDING. .
Novelties in New Silk Stockings
When we uncovered the six prosaic appearing boxes that our buyer brought
to us our wonder was as great as yours will be when you see the newest Silk
Stockings. One pair in white has exquisitely fine hand-woven lace insets over
the instep another in white with heavily embroidered instep; a third in white
in dainty drawn-work design, .with-hand-embroidered dots; another novelty'
is a cunning animal done in iridescent beads on white silk. A pair of black
silk Hose has handsome embroidered leaf design, while a second black pair
shows iridescent and crystal beads in an intricate pattern. These are but a
fraction of the display that awaits your inspection. . '
- . . . First Floor, Slxth-St. Bide-
Elegant Fur Coats and Sets
Furs bid fair to be more popular than ever and we're prepared with an
immense assortment of the newest effects secured, fortunately, early enough
in the season to avoid the stringency that now exists in the fur market. Fur
Coats in the latest models, in Hudson seal, near seal, mole, caracul and pony,
priced $58 to $450.
Fur pieces include the new small neck pieces, plain straight throws, shawl
and stole effects, animal shapes ; large cape and pelerine styles. Muffs
round, oval, plain flat square styles, or draped effects. Mink, ermine, mole,
beaver, skunk, Hudson seal, black fox, red fox, raccoon, lynx, opossum, coney,
etc., prices ranging from $5 to $250.
Fourth Floor, Slxth-St. Bids-.
. . . ...
New Trimmings Are Dazzling
-To adequately describe the new Trimmings is an impossible feat. They're
a scintillating, gleaming, glittering, elusively beautiful assortment, cleverly de
signed and delicately colored. Gold and silver, jet and crystal, pearls and iri
descent effects on fine net backgrounds will serve to enhance the attractive
ness of women's apparel for this season. We have assembled for display tomor
row the most authentic fashions in Trimmings and Garnitures to which we,
invite your attention. . Mt Floor, sixth-st. Bid.
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