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11 The Greater .- x - Informal Tomo?pow THE' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1910. -. 1 ' W WfflVMVt ! IBs. O :y fry. VIA .. JS. . y ill f f b i in j : .,. r : i i ! h I ! HUM i v-ji i , .si u vat r i Mrs, Linda Ross Wade, the Fashion Authority Will be in our Garment Department tomorrow from 2 :3Q to 4:30, and will make fonr i entire changes of costume, showing le latest fall fashions as worn for the first time ! at the great Paris race meet early in the season. - Mrs. Wade will lecture in our Au ditorium from 3 to 4:30 p. m. Friday. Airwomen itrci cordially mvited to attend. Tomorrow this store will present the very latest authoritative j and representative exposition of 1910-11 fashions in Millin- . . . - : i i' v re'ry, Cloaks, Suits, Furs, Waists, Dresses, Imported arid Do-v ) -'p :;?'....:.:,IZ Sfrfiestic Gowns, Fine Paris Pattern Hats, Rich Furs' from:1 fer; , abroad, and the more ordinary every day apparel for men; women and children. Your presence requested In connection with this unusual style show we will also present a comprehensive showing of all kinds of Fall Merchandise, such as Silks, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Gloves, Hos- .- II ..II M.H.II1 I, ! . , iery, Underwear, etc, Corsets, Undcrmuslins, Shoes, the new Linens and Domestic Goods, and even Draperies, Curtains, Rugs, etc, will claim the attention of visitors to the display. This opening will be informal on account of the incomplete con dition of our Basement Department, and a few minor details, such as furniture and fixtures, which have not yet arrived, for some of the departments All will be in readiness in afewdays, at which, time we will give a grand Formal Opening, - which will be in keeping with the general magnitude and splendor of this estab lishment and thereby sustain our claim for supremacy as "Port land's Largest and Best Store." Modern to the smallest detail. Professor Lind and His Orchestra, 2 to 5:3Q Tomorrow, Second Floor Orchestra Under Direction Herr Waldemar lind Program 1. MarcH, Intwmerxo, "Silver Bcir..Wenrich 2. Orertare, "Flngal't . Care". . . .Mendelssohn 3". Concert waltzes. "Aero Travelers". .Weiss 4. Songs from 'The Chocolate Soldier".... Oscar Strauss S Ballet intermezzo, Xes Millions des Arlequins" Siguard 6. Popular Medley selection ... . . , ... Wright 7. Comet sold; "For All Eternity". Mascheroni . , -Mr. Rosebroolc - 8. Selections from Mme. Sherry..... Hoschna 9. a. Intermezzo, 'X'Amico Fntz,..Ma9cagni b. "Danza Esotica" Mascagni Flute, solo by Mr. Miccoli. 10. Grand Fantasia "Mme. Butterfly". ... Puccini If. Hungarian Czardas Michiels 12. Selections from ""Bright EyesV.Hoschna i I 1 v;lll " u:ttn T. 1 It IMPORTED GQWN FROM MAISON. PERDOUX & CO.. an elaborate creation in exclusive desim. Not a sincle feature in the pet-uo that would even remind U ' you of anything j-ou have seen before. Made with foundation of mtssaHne and UbNE OF GALLOT SAMS' GOWNS, an imported Parisian production in pink Ml saune, wun ovenay or emDroiaerea.cnmon ana trimmed m ncn velvet and LSr marten fur.- This is one of the manv exclusive eowns from this nonular d .. r 0 --- .j. Many more exquisite, creations will be displayed in the Imported Gown PARISIAN . GOWN" DESIGNED BY GALLOT SAMS, stvled with foundation brocade silk in gold and white, with overlay of embroidered chiffon in gold, trimmed ; gold and pearl beads set with jewels.' A very rare and exclusive crea- tr ' uon. wincr pruuueuuns ui cquar ucauiy uy mis same designer are snown nere. EVENING COAT BY CONSTAN TINIDES, foundation of black brocade velvet, trim'd in silk braid. Very exclusive style. Many others will claim your attention. IMPORTED EVENING COAT, with foundation" of two-toned velvet in red and " black, Persian trimmed." This is a very effective model of striking appearance. IMPORTED THREE-PIECE SUIT BY PAQUIN,- a very exclusive novelty, with chiffon broadcloth foundation, in the champagne color. It is beautifully trim'd in black velvet and gold and white lact. A model well worth your time to see. ; ; " . . ' CD Never in the history of this city has there been such a showing of Millinery Our Pattern Hats are from the world's most popular modistes Exclusive designs by Georgette, Paul Virot & Berthe, G. Suzanne Talbott, Marie Louise, Mme. Pouyanne, Reboux, Carlier, Rogers, Suzanne Blumm, Heitzboyer arid others. The following popular Americart designers will also contribute to the: showing of pattern 'hats: Liehenstein, Joseph, Bendel, Kurzman, Rose and Maier. ftipecstt surtdl ; Ofcbss Mall A noteworthy, showing of such well known makes as Knox, Phipps, Gage, Gearhardt, and in addition we are proud to place on exhibition the rare productions of our own workshop Come 1910 Cooking School Tomorrotir in-the Audltorium,Bcginn- jngl:nt,-3ARiAt-?jyou!reJnyncL Tomorrow's lecture and demonstration .by Miss Tracy will be especially interesting. All women are invited to attend. MENU Mock Terrapin, Apple Jelly, Tea- CaVes. - We give LESSONS FREE. 7 K 2 fir TC i .iSi SB 111 If , Or " tf fc ' ' 1 r :? I 1 WW' tiw Vn W Mr: -1'' f i 'f! fe7 -1.1''. . ij &Ht?w mm I f ' I m VI " 'U1 1,1. '"V. III r. 1 J 1 i-. . h
