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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN. PORTLAND, DECEMBER 11. 1921
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Shop in Comfort!
Spacious aisles and courteous
salespeople make shopping here
a pleasure.
Without Reservation Without Exception!
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The Shop of Gifts
Practical gifts dainty, appeal
ing and feminine in endless
array.
Every Fur Choker
Every Fur Cape
Every Fur Scarf
HALF PRICE!
Every Fur Collar
Every Fur Stole
Every Fur Neckpiece
Luxurious furs the gift treasured by every woman
in the GREATEST PRE-HOLIDAY OFFERING IN
OUR HISTORY! BELOW ARE QUOTED A FEW
OF THE TYPICAL VALUES OFFERED.
$165 Jap Mink Cape $ 82.50
$295 Squirrel Stole. . .147.50
$250 Skunk Scarf $125.00
$295 Mink Cape $147.50
$39.50 Stone Marten Cho
ker $19.75
$69.50 Taupe Wolf Scarf $34.75
$47.50 Wolf Scarf $23.75
$85.00 Hudson Seal Stole $42.50
$89.50 Mole Stole $44.75
$79.50 Lynx Scarf $39.75
$39.50 Skunk Scarf. . . .$19.75
$55.00 Wolf Scarf $27.50
Fur Coats Radically Reduced!
$98.50 Sealine. . .J
$175 Near Seal, .j
$215.00 Sealine
squirrel collar
66.55
J116.65
and cuffs
$143.35
$175 Maskrat. . -$116.65
$485 Hudson Seal
with skunk col
lar and cuffs. .$323.35
Plush Coats Radically Reduced!
$17.50 Coat $11.65
$29.50 Coat $19.65
$39.50 Coat $26.35
S49.50 Coat $32.95
A Reasonable Deposit Will Hold Your Selection Until Christmas
$57.50 Coat $38.35
$65.00 Coat $43.35
$75.00 Coat $50.00
$89.50 Coat $59.65
held at Christenen' hall on Monday.
December 12. These parties are more
popular than ever this year among the
sir knlglitB, and the attendance has
been most gratifying to the commit
tee In charge
Martha Washington Social club. Or
der of the Eastern Star, will give a
dunce and card party at Christen
en's hall Wednesday night, December
14. The matrons and patrons of the
city chapters have been Invited to act
as patrons and patronesses for the affair.
The next party of the Rose City
Dancing club will be held on next
Thursday evening, December 15. at
Chrlstensen's hall, which will be the
last party prior to the holidays. The
following floor committee has been
asked to serve on that occasion:
Judge J. H. Stevenson. H. C. Thomp
son, A. II. Stringer Jr., Fred Glenn
and Frank J. McCarthy.
On Tuesday Mrs. M. Zollam was
hostess at a delightfully appointed
luncheon at the Multnomah hotel, fol
lowed by a theater party honoring
Mbn Frieda La Grand, whose mar
r u'-'e to Barnett (loldsten will be an
fvi'.it of the coming week. The lunch
, n lable was attractively decorated
-,v h pink chrysanthemums and in
i Vldual corsages marked the places
r. ' til,- g'ics-fs, who were: Mesdames
t' -r,. .fo(e;h. Frank Klernan. Jack
i -. B. Suck. Leon Wolf. Charles
i ii otrg and Miss Frieda La Grand.
Nancy Ealerte Rahles, daugh
t , Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rahles. was
I P. t on Saturday when she enter
luinid 12 of her little friends and
their mothers, the occasion being her
seventh birthday. Music and games
were the diversions of the afternoon.
A delightful surprise party was
e-iven FrlriHV eveninir in the Hotel
Clifford parlors by a group of girls!
In honor of W inafred Nelson s birth
day. The rooms were beautifully
decorated in greens with pink flowers.
Refreshments were served with the
table decorations and favors also in
pink. The amusements were cards
and dancing, and In keeping with the
spirit of music week, a short musical
programme was given with solos by
Mrs. Frank Hunt and Leon Gibbs, and
community songs led by Mrs. C. B.
Welmer.
The young girls who planned the
surprise were Lillian Lovetz, Claire
Fcharpf, Mrs. Dewey Rand. Mrs. Lyn
don Scott and Louise Gilbert. They
were assisted in receiving by Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Nelson and the manager
And his wife, Mr. and MrB. C. B.
Welmer. Other guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Rand, Mr. and Mrs. Lyn
don Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gibbs,
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Lamon, Dr. and
Mrs. Rhodes, Misses Van Hunter,
Esther Halvorsen, Marie Meagher,
Effle Eppllng, Vera Hampton, Dymon
Povey, Eva McCoy, Margaret Mc
Cullough. Eugenia McNaughton. Vir
ginia Helen Zander, Mr. and Mrs. H.
B. Zander; Messrs. Clayton Frisbie,
Russell Standley, Ralph Halvorsen,
Verne Gaut, Jean Vincent.
Miss Helen West, who will return
from Mills college this week, will en
tertain with a tea on December 17.
Miss Marion Farrell and Miss Fran
ces Cornell will be hostesses on De
cember 28 at a dance at Waverley
Country club.
Mr. and Mis. D. W. L. MacGregor
were dinner hosts on Friday, honor
ing Mrs. Gordon Forbes.
-lt. and Ms s. Pierre Rosslter Hlnes
v ft hosts on Thursday at dinner for
Silas Loretta Brady.
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KrservallttDI are being made for
t' e dinner dances to be given on New
". i s eve at the University and
V al : ley Country clubs.
Hi-Mui'iiig Mrs. George Mayo. Mrs.
Vi in . Kendall gave a tea on Tuesday
f ) about '5 gin sts. Among those who
. n'.rd wer- Mrs. Preston Smith.
A Gift Group of
High Grade Blouses
$9.85
A charming and sensible gift
may be chosen from this group a
specially reduced lot of high-grade
blouses finest georgettes and
crepe de chine in winsome modes
white, flesh and darker shades.
Special!
Women's Wool Hose
$1.00
Soft, warm green and brown
heather mixtures in plain and
ribbed weaves. Remarkable at $1.
j-s y. j0vy 'rA s&z Ssz lsr e v-
Mrs. Richard Parke, Mrs. Fred P.
Mr.,-,, Yfr Whltnev Mnrrten. Mrs
John Forest Dickson and Mrs. W. W.
Cotton.
Mrs. William MacMaster has Invited
friends to be her guests on Tuesday
afternoon for bridge and additional
guests to tea Mrs. Gordon Forbes
will be honored.
Miss Ella Hirsch will entertain at
bridge on Monday for Mrs. Frederick
Levy of San Francisco. Mrs. Marcus
Fleischner was a recent hostess ion
orlng Mrs. Levy.
Friendship auxiliary. Order of East
ern Star, will meet next Thursday.
December 15, at the home of Mrs.
D. M. Loyd, 408 East Thirty-eighth
street N. Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. F. A. Gridley, Mrs. R. Baylis.
Mrs. G. A. Sugnet, Mrs. J. B. Protz
man, Mrs. C. L. McDonald and Mrs.
A. H. Eastman. A large attendance Is
j expected as it is the last meeting of
the year when the annual election of
officers is to be held.
Mrs. Richard M. Blatchford. wife of
the commanding general at Vancouver
barracks, entertained a group of the
officers' wives on Monday at one of a
series of luncheons.
Mrs Blatchford is an ideal hostess
and has a charm of manner that en
dears her to all On Friday night she
Extra Special I Monday Only I
"Kayser" 3-Star Silk Vests
$4.45
Fine, heavy knit "Kayser" Silk Vests the FAMOUS $ J .45
THREE STAR BRAND MONDAY ONLY
Kayser MarveUStripe Hose Extra! $3 SS
Kayser patent marvel stripe pure dye ingrain silk hose the
"Marvel-Stripe" is a series of knotted loops that prevent runs
or garter tears pure dye ingrain silk insures wearing quality
and luster. A wonderful hose extra special at $3.55.
"Vanity Fair" Undersilks Greatly Reduced!
Unsurpassed for the small, intimate gift
$.5.50 Vanity Vests $2.35
$;.95 Vanity Bl'm'rs $2.65
$2.50 Vanity Vests $1.50
$5.00 Vanity Bl'm'rs $3.35
$5.50 Vanitv Unions $3.65
$8.95 Vanitv Bl'm'rs $5.95
EMOTUM
A New Shiprhent of
Silk Umbrellas
$5.85
(Tax included.)
Splendid colored silks with white
and colored novelty handles rings,
ferrules and tips. Splendid values
at $5.85 (tax included) ideal for
gift-giving !
New!
Middy Slip-On Sweaters
$4.95
Smart new slipon sweaters of
wool knit in all the best shades
collar may be worn up or turned
back.
A Gift
The Genuine
EMMA E.
Goodwin Corsets
Can be obtained only of
MME: MARIE U ZEITFUCHS
Mill' 5494
312 Fliedner Bldg.
407 Washington at 10th St.
never depreciating in value, rather serving
as a personal reminder of your thoughtful
ness each day, is
Your Photograph
It will be the best in portraiture when bear
ing the name of
Aune Photographic Studio
Formerly . lJImore irove.
839 MORGAN BLDG.
For your appointment today phone Main 339.
XMAS SPECIALS POPULAR PRICES
Open Sandny 10 to 4.
124-128 SIXTH
attended the Hill Military academy
reception for Captain and Mrs. Flegel
and was attractively gowned In black
net adorned with sequins and crystal
beading, made over ivory satin.
At the game reception Mr.". Olcott.
wife of Governor Olcott. waj admird
In a gown of black sequins o' black
satin. Mrs. R. Lee Stelner of Salem
was handsome in a beaded gown of
I orchid. Mrs. Karl Flegel wa., lovely
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furs
the Gift of Gifts
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1 Eric V. Hauser, Owner
Jfflultnomal) Hotel
Richard W. Price, Manager
Two Big Events
Christmas Day Dinner
$2.00 plate
New Year's Gv Supper Dance
Vaudevlll Features
Souvenirs
gfcjg plate
Phone Broadway 4080
Again we request our
patrons to make their
reservations early, as we
already have many reser
vations for these two
events. Christmas dinner
will be served In the gold
room. New Year's Eve
supper In the Arcadian
Grill.' Assembly Hail and
Grand .Ballroom.
Great
Remodeling
Sale
offers an unusual buying
opportunity. Your choice of
any Fur in our great stock
at reductions of
' 25 to 50
Fnrs of Guaranteed Quality
HUDSON BAY FUR CO.
now located
WEST PARK AND MORRISON
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For Her
A Xmas Gift
that will give greater joy and longer use.
Willow Furniture
in chairs, lounges, settees, tables; rockers, lamps, ferneries, tabou
rettes, etc.; reasonably priced. Many patterns in stock or made
to your order. t
Portland Wicker Furniture Mfg. Co.
207 Third Street. Main 2091
A Gift for the Baby
is a gift for all the famliy. Nowhere in all the 0
country will you find more or lovlier "gifty"
things for wee folks than here.
"Ascher" Knit
Sweater Suits
Sweaters
Sacques
Bootees
Shawls
Carriage
Robes
Buy "Ascher" knit
wearables and be as
sured of the ,utmost
.satisfaction to the
mother and comfort
for baby.
Priced from
25 to $9.75
Suggestions
Coats
Robes
Kimonos
Sleeping Bags
Blankets
Rompers Toques
Dresses Hose
Gertrudes Shirts
Caps Pillows
Hoods Pillow Tops
Bibs
Shoes
Nighties
Wrappers
Ribbon Novelties
Record Books
Rain Capes
Every article in our shop
is moderately priced
Gifts from 25c to $25.00
Buntings
A special Automobile
and Carriage Bag for
baby's Christmas gift.
Made of soft double
faced eiderdown, tan
outside and white next
to baby's clothes.
Priced Very Special
at ,s;t.!r.
Carriage
Robes
Crepe de chine lined
with double-faced
eiderdown, bound all
around withsilkribbon.
Special, $:.7."
388 Morrison St., Near Tenth
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