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' . . s . - ' . - .. , i ' . . . ; . , . : ' - r 3 ; stioh nvE : 1 T ' SKN PAGI PORTLAND,' OREGON, SUNDAY " MORNING, 7 MARCH 22, 1808. V s ' a I' ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THEIR ... .. 'i v ''. :. yv - j, ' , . ' jj 11 r For Monday and' Tuesday, March 23 and 24, Comprehensive of Smartest Modes in Wearina Aobaret. Millinerv and Showing Accessories The Gowns and Hats Shown Here $ffig?J "" $uptrb VISIT THE STYLE SALONS VIEW the MODISH ATTIRE Belts, Kerchiefs The belt win be no small part of a tastefully chosen toilette for , this season s wear. Many pretty novelties are' shown in kid or silk materials. Buckles run 'from plain tailored styles to quite elaborate affairs. The new "Cloth of Gold" belts are much in vogue; also there will be nany calls for a shade to match gown. HANDKERCHIEFS A special display will be made at the 'kerchief cotinter, and new spring arrivals will be gen erously shown. There are many fine 'kerchiefs in French embroidered effects, regulation designs and initials. Armenian hand-made handkerchiefs and lace trimmed handkerchiefs in endless assortment. Both the best rnanufacturing modistes in this country and the leading style makers in Europe hve been drawn upon for the matchless garments that comprise the assortment gathered for this exposition. The most clever creations the season has brought forth jare exhibited in generous array, and we issue a cordial invi tation to women of discriminating taste to call and admire these triumphs of the garment-rhakef's art. We call brief attention to six garments out of several hundred: ' . STSnlnf Coat of pompadour cretonne, lined wttH plain color rajah silk; trlm : mlngs r black velvet and white plaid In vest effect; sleeves finished with side pleat. Bmpira Calling SrM of ' imported pongee; gulmpe trimmed with braid. An all-over braided coat finished with acorn pendants. An exceedingly rich costume, suitable for afternoon or evening wear. OaUlsr Costume of old Voile 1b the new )ii.hHa. ahatle. Trimmed With" braid, pendants, frlnre and iJacs. in OaUlsr Ctowa, Empire . Process style (see Illustration), made ' of cham pagne oolored voile and trimjned with lace of the earn a shade 'and black bows; sleeves and voke of rich net Afternoon Oown of white broadcloth In Empire style. A marvel of clever han diwork in soutache braid. Girdle of cloth of gold. The white soutache braid is- applied by hand over black chiffon. Bmplre Costume In ciel blue ' chiffon trimmed with real Irish crocheted laee (see illustration). Coat of Baby Irish. Itice with back panel and 'edges '"Of fcuchesr satin ' CLEVER CREATIONS IN BEST MILLINERY STYLES Milady's hat the nost important feature of her toilette should surely came from our Millinery Department this season. The most artistic designs from New York and Paris are shown in large , numbers. Striking styles are modestly priced. We direct attention to the most com plete showing of spring millinery ever made in this department. Large hat with extra high crown (see illustration). In the ultra stylish London smoke shade; with pompon of ostrich feathers and brim of real lace. Black Directoire shape hat with bell crown, trimmed with ostrich plumes and finished with jet. , Hat of hemp, straw (see illustra tion trimmed with masses bf-pop pies in 'various shades of lavender. Large black hat of point d'esorit net. Trimmed with bunched os trich plumes. (See illustration.) Paris hat of Milan straw. This is a combination of old rose and terra cotta, trimmed with foliage in won derfully blended shades. Leghorn hat of canary yellow in which tucked satin,, real lace and yellow plumes are effectually com Klhhnnc ine Japanese .ettects are IMUUUIIa the latest novelties In . ribbons. Some, of these have scrim edges. Sash ribbons will be much used this spring and summer, one lovely design being large polka dots of self shade. There are alsc? moire rib bons in rich colorings, some of which have .scrim edges. New plaid are shown. An important spring fad is to have sash and hair ribbons match. Fashionable Footwear Here in Abundance We illustrate here two of the new Colonial styles in women's shoes. We have just received, in addition to ouj- already large shewing of spring footwear,-eleven new shape of tan oxfords. These are the most beautiful and sensible footwear styles s that spring has brought for,th. They are in dark brown, suede with Covered Cuban heels or tan Russia calf. The two-button oxford, which is a great favorite this spring, is very prominent among them. Another well-liked style is the "Garden Tie" a low cut pump, finished with leather bow; this positively does .not slip at the heel. One which will appeal to conservative people is a dark brown kid blucher with a medium heel and hand-turn sole. For those who wish more pronounced styles,' we have a tan Russia calf oxford with a high Cub,an heel. We have the in, widths as narrow as AAAA and in all sizes. Women seeking the best to be had in footwear styles and the most for their, money will inevitably come here Jo shop. Neckwear, Gloves, Laces and Embroideries The neckwear counter will make a special showing during Opening Days of this spring's choicest novelties. These include embroidered Windsor ties, fluffy lace jabots, embroidered jabots .with colored borders,' "Merry. Widow" bows, chemisettes in lace or embroidery. , 'm NEW LACES--We are showing a profusion of the embroidered fillet net, which leads all otner patterns for trimming this year's smartest garments. These are in. white or ecru and a large variety of designs, one decidedly new pattern being a fillet mesh lace embroidered in soutache braid; set of bands, and allover in ecru, black or white. EMBROIDERIES with white backgrounds and the designs done in colors are much ! in demand. We have these in entire sets insertions, allovers and edges Jto match. The colors are abso lutely fast and wash perfectly. Baby Irish designs on sheer batiste are much used. Embroid eries for waist fronts with center designs of fillet lace and colored embroidery are very popular. GLOVES in silk or kid and in every shade to match the spring' gbwns. Long tan cape gloves are favored for early spring outdoor wear, but for later summer, wjth light weight dresses, the light blues. Copenhagen blues, old rose, lavenders and other" shades to match gowns will be much in demand. . New 'Goods in Leather Draw-String Bags with strap. Moire lined and fitted with coin purse; Colors are black,, brown and tan. Worth $2.75 eaclvl'Monday and Tuesday,' d1 nt only.;. . '.tv . i . . .:. Jl.fJ NEW SWAOGER BAGS in brown, tan or blue. ' Fitted with coin purse andmir- ror, wfncn are attacnea Dy a Dution on the outside of the bag. A splen did novelty. $1.25 to. . . BELT BUCKLES set with coral, jade, turquoise, etc very artistic df AA designs. v 75 to.'. .....;.,. t9pU! $2.50 UndewearJtnPQrtd s'lk fis trimmed by hand. Union suits or separate . garments. High neck and long sleeves or low ,neck and sleeveless; knee, tight-fitting and plain or loose and. lace primmed. t ' Imported Lisle Underwear trimmed with real lace. Either the silk or lisle garments are buttoned on the shoulder for wear with even ing gowns. . . . ..t UMBRELLA SALE AT MM Men's or women's Umbrellas, covered with fast color linen taffeta and fitted with handles of horn or natural wood, The handles are mounted with sterling or German silver. Have good, strong frames and steel rods. Regu-rf -f ir larly worth $2.50 each, Monday price $ 1 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS with fast black corolla covers. Worth ; A t A $1.50 each, special. . . , , . .'. n 1 . 1 " Hosiery veiy counter an(i table; in the hosiery aisle Mon day and Tuesday will be devoted to a special display of women's fine stockings. Wewill show silk hose in all shades,"' plaia and embroid ered. Fancy hose-"in black with white dots or white with black dots. Lace and embroidered stockings in endless assortment: Misses' hose in silk or silk lisle. Infants' Scotch lisle sox, with plaid tops. Fine Watch Repairing In our watch repair department, main floor, we have secured theykeSjbri specialist in this line and ibsolutelyguaV antee all work brought to us Money re funded if work is not satisfactory. Clean ing. $1.00; Springs, 75s; Ct ff Ol.UV to Jewels, 75 to $1.00; Crystals 15 Special for Monday and Tuesday only Pins put on brooches for . ps only 3C Arimp'm't "Fluffy" Ruffle'' Cushion Tops, fitted -with back to match and H ready1' for the pillow. Top is litho graphed in "Fluffy Ruffle" design and border and back are plain ma terial to match top Thee -sell regularly at 60c ea. Speciar OtJ for Monday and. Tuesday.. . OtJl. Scarfs and. Squares of fine lawn with hemstitched or lace edge and center applique with fillet lace. Scarfs"' 20x54 inches and squares 32-inch size; $2.00 01 10 values. .. ... .. . .. . . . . . . . y V Children's Rompers and PlaySuits of . plain chambray, checked or strioed gingham, Long sleeve style "with. yoke, and belt; AC ages 1 to e yrss-;. ouc values.. Women's Knee Petticoats, white all wool flannel or wool albatross, finished with deep rufflfc andem broidered, scalloped ,edg. tfO 4Q ing; 4 values; lor , r; . . . Fine Assortment of this rr r ' " -r Silhs and Dress Goods r ' 1 , " : ' v 1 ' : ; The favored light weight wool fabrics and the best weaves in silken materials are to be found here. Prices, too, are less -than the grades really should bring. The dress goods and silk aisles, in the Fifth Street Annex, are bright with the new f est and best that's to be had in ; these lines. Wise shoppers , are learning that when they have looked in vain in other stores fo a piece of dress-goods, or-silk,' that they would have saved time and found that it pays to 'come here first , for all fabric wants, forthey are sure to find what they seek, and at a price less than it is liable to be sold elsewhere. We're v making a .display of t 1 The Spring Weaves and Pat- -Novelty and Fancy Silks for ' terns in Oriental Silks. Spring Waists and Gowns; ' t Voiles,TPanamas and Light Various , weavei i and. Weight Wool Weaves for . Suitings for Smart Tailored Summer Gowns. Suits. y-7: - . . ' Men's Wear The big furnishing department showingspring styles ifi" Men's VV.ear for men of taste and eco nomical tendency. Wise fellows are learning that they save a tidy penny by buying their haberdash ery here and. .that. the assortments are much better than those found at exclusive specialty -stores. Spring Shirts--the latest novel ties.' A spring display made in the Sixth street window, and in the department for Monday .arid Tues day. Garments from the ' best shirt makers in V America-'Neat colorings and designs. Men's ' Underwear in 1 spring and summer weights. Cotton, lisle, mercerized, worsted, linen or silk. Men'-s Spring; Hose, in plain col ors or in fancy designs, for wear with the new Oxfords: Over 100 fatterns to choose from. ;; O riced vp-f rm ......1... ... mwC White and Colored Wash Dress Goods Showing Sheer light weights in fluffy, frilly 1 fabrics for fancy and warm weather wear, or smart heavier weight fabrics, for the ultra modish wash tailored suits. ' There !isno better assortment hereabouts to compare with the one we are showing in our Wash Goods Aisle. No house on the coasf, can show better values. Rough Weave Suitings,' jSimilar." "Chiffon Efleure," a very sheer to Rajah silk, but less expensive. Vweave that will not wrinkle. " A fine mercerized fabric I worth pmcs. in, .wide variety, of pat- . it .l a ' - v! terns, including the very stylish $1.25 the yard. Opening ; QO bordered effects, and i one of week special... ............ i70y ;the roost cancd for 0f this 8et. -Batiste Arrenton." an ideil pns novehies. Price. New Corsets the yard, 60f and.; eirtnmer . fabric, with ' enln'red . around and fibres: dot '.hd JJP?nee Nouveaute; ...75c a sheer- .T.;y ' I nC-".Put oecweaiy nanasorae.; comes i value, at. yard... 1 - , corded effects L-embellished ) Scotch Cheviots, a.verylservice f!1 ' conventional e able" wreave forwash: dresses and, H waists;. launders perfect-. OA. ly.; .Price, the yard...', . .VUUl 'for summer. ; Priced the - .yam.,,.. .. t ..t .25 c i A speciar On -a Royal Worcester Summer Corset.' The most popu lar and cleverly designed model possible to. secure for the average figure; ' Medium - Kio-Vi . K,.. fj back, stylish Princess hip.. Made v v nunc uailSlC, in J If m w sizes 18 to 30; $U0 vals P 1 1 1 Royal, Worcester. "Admsto fe stout figures absolutely the fce copet on the market for stout women.!.i Canute 'J adjusted Rafter you nav put the corset on. Sup ports the abdomen and reduces the hips, .molding superfluous f'esh into graceful lines. Women's "Night Gowns, fine Nain sook,; with low round or square aeck, . elbow v sleeves - in kimono style, neck daintily trimmed with two rows of lace and .embroidery insertion; vals. $2.50 and J1 l $275. SpecialMonday.. V ! I J
