TIIK MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1912.
Carload of New Willamette Rotaries for March Sewing Machine Club Pay Only $2.00 Now and $1.00 a Week
Hear New Schumann-Heink and McCormack Records on the Victor Selections from "Alma" and "Little Miss Fixit"
ELKS 10 SEE COAST
Lodges From Denver and Mer
idan. Miss., Have Specials.
FULL TRAINLOADS COMING
Colorado Capital lo fnd Irll Team
llh Prrord of VlrtorlM Itln
rrarlra Arraned Vlth th
Idea of SIcht-SM-lnj.
Itinrarl or th- Elk lo-laea of Pn
r and of MortdUo. Ml.. In trallna;
I tha National convention In Portland
r.oat Jaly hava bn completed and
flJ lth Harrir c. 3aAlliatr. aacre
tarr of ta lli runlon rommlflon.
Earn Soda-a wl.l fcava a po-la.l train
and will itiaaa a rn-ral iht-eln
tour of th Pa-lfle oat-
-A bunrh f I've wlra twl.ted to
gether and callej the renver-Portland
l.ub will char' of the train,
ara tha announcement from the Den
ver lode- "and thr promiae ua tha
preateat aver In the war of entertain
ment and refreehmenta en real'." Tha
Iwnrer train will travel over the Kur
ltnatnn and Northern I'arlflc mutea to
Portland, leavln Denrrr at 7:& P. St
Wedneedajr. July J.
Tr-urth of July will bo eelebraled by
a vtalt to the Cueter Hattlefleld In
-VYyomlnc. Additional nope will ba
mad at tsherldan. H Billlnsa. Mont..
Oard'ner. Mont.. Mammoth. Mont.. Ur
tnreton. MonU bpoaana and Seattle.
Tbia arhedule alio will allow vIMta to
Mammoth Hot Pprlnaa and brief tay
In feattle aa well aa b poke-no. Tba
t-atn la dna to arrive here at ! P. M .
Sunday. July T. The party will breaa
up In Portland, allowln Ita membera
to return to their hom ott any of
tha dlvtree routea leading out of tha
city.
na Drill Teaea eeloa.
Tba drill team of the Ienver lodge,
under tha leadership of Captain R. A.
Kln-ald. who. It ! announced, "never
naa failed to brine homa the baron." la
entered in the $lo-ia priao conteat to be
rondurted by the IMrtland Klka. and
the Denver membera will orrtipy a
prominent poeltlon In the naratlo on
Thuraday. Jul" 11. In addltton to tha
Pwnver train It la probable that two
or mora additional tralna will coma
from Colorado.
The plana of the Meridian Kike have
h-en drawn on an elaborate baata and
proTide for an irnrnlnn covering the
creater port on of the weetern half of
the Vnltrd f tatee. Inrludlna; almoat an
entire week a atay In Portland. The
train will depart from Meridian over
the yneen A Creecrnt Railway on Mon.
lav. June J4. making atopa at the fol
lowing placea en mule: Kort Worth.
Tex.. Ienver. Colorado Sprlnga. Cripple
Creek. Cllenwood Spring', fait I.ak
rity. l-aa Vrgaa. New Klverelde. Cat,
l.oa Angelea ami Ita numeroua aur
rnundlng reaorte. Iel Monte. Santa
t"ru. San Krancleco. and Shasta
Spring". The train U due to arrive
here at 1!:S P. M. Monday. July .
The return trip provide for utopa at
Seattle. Vancouver. It. C. Revelstoke.
i; lacier. Field. Ufn. Banff and other
polnta on the Canadian Pacific, after
which tha party will proceed to St.
Paul. Minneapolis. Milwaukee. Chicago
and St. Louis, where It will dlaband.
aay To Vlalt Mawle Rial.
The achedule will bring the travalera
hark to Meridian on Tueeday. July 13.
although many will remain at various
polnta en route within the return lim
it, of their tickets. The Meridian Elks
have arranged to enter tha parade.
ther Mlaalealppl lodges will Join them.
While In Portland the train will be
parked In the local railroad yard.
The Sit. l.oula lodge yesterday In
formed Secretary McAllister that they
will be well represented at the reunion,
although they have nxt yet completed
plana for the movement of their special
train. The Rika of K.ast ft. Ixuls. 111..
who ara booming John K. Kaulkner.
one of their number, for tne office of
crand trustee, also will have a special
train.
An advance shipment of tha attrac
tive poster. digned by Miss Uenevleva
llailey. a Portland girl, haa been re
ceived from the lithographer. Tha full
order will ba here and ready for dis
tribution In a few days.
COURT WARNS SPEEDERS
Mtilmum Kln-s to Bo Jnipocd In
the In tore.
A warning to automobile and motor
evle speeders was given by Judge Tam
mell in the Municipal Court yeeterday
morrilng. when he announced, that ha
would impose tha severest penalties
tha clrrumstancea warranted In all
rases of esceedirc the speed llmlt-
The announcement came when Dep
uty District Attorney Urnncasv told the
n.urt that U Inglebrock. a atattonary
engineer In the Ooodnough building,
who was arrested Tuesday by Patrol
man Sims for crossing the Morrison
bridge at an eicesalve apeed. waa will
ing to plead guilty and recommenced
to tha court that In consideration of
this action a fine of $J be imposed.
This court ran t begin tha practice
of Imposing fines f -r such offenses
aa tl.at," announced the Judge. -Some
courts might do It, but this court will
not. There hare been altogether too
many arcldenta of late due to excessive
speeding, and the practice la becoming
far too common. Tiie maximum fine Is
:; for the offense, and a suggestion
of a ti fine cannot be considered."
Inglebrock. who Is a young man.
pleaded Ignorance of the law. and aald
that he was lata and In a hurry to get
to his work. I'pon his representations
and tliose of the District Attorney, the
case was continued Indef lnltelv. with a
warning that a severe fine would be
Imposed If he repeated the offenae.
MILWAUKEE PLANS LINES
-trral llrnncbra lo lie llullt In tbe
Nortbam.
In recognition of the increasing traf.
flc throughout the NortliWet- ti.e Mil
waukee KatlroaU la preparing to con
struct a number of branch Unca In va
rloua parts, said J. R. Vettrb. assistant
general freight agent, who waa in Port
land yesterday.
Veitch. who until six or eight months
ago. waa tn charge of the Milwaukee
office tn Portland, haa been making a
trip over the territory In Oregon.
Washington and Idaho and finds tnat
the movement of east-bound traffic is
growing every month. The west-bound
business haa been on the gradual In
crease for many years and la maintain,
lug Its naual gain this year. The lorn
iker movement particularly la encour
aging. In view of the discouraging
situation in the lumber market for the
last two years this s a moat welcome
(a to all transportation Interests.
Ttrir roi.D m om pat.
lake LAXATIVE PROMO Qulclne Taklera.
r-un r-fcn-l ieen-y If It fsla te cur,
s vw. wRoYa.'e signature is aa aacn aox. 2
THE MKIEit Jc FHAXK COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 18o7.
WEATHER REPORT: FAIR.
TIIE -MEIER & FRANK COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1S57.
Three Days More of the Made-inrOregon Exposition!
Q w-aofi A LL Portland should see this great industrial show be- p-
II IK TOITK been out for an afternoon II
y I motor to a theater's mntlnee or or W
a pniipiina iini-'i nun
w non tv meeting your friends In the
(1 epaclous lobby of our beautiful Sov
1 1 entu-Kloor Tea Room.
II A delightful Special Aftornoon Tea
Service dully. Z lo i V. M. Kvery-
about It Is dainty from tne
tiny rosvbuddel llsvlland lo the de
liriously prepared foods served.
A. for the l.oaeheoej business men,
shoppors. enti-rtuinnrs all enjoy the
Squirt, the effl. Int service the un
rx'eiled rulslne alwaya found hero.
Music by Ladles" Orchestra. Ex
press elevator dally at noontlrno.
50c Box Face
Powder FREE
WITH every purchase of
50e or more during the
March ale of Toilot Goods, a full
size o0c box Yeloute Face I'owdcr,
rxcollent fuality. in all tints, Tppp
will tw p i v e n alir-olutrly v I CC
10c Physician'! and Surg. Soap 7
25c Cnticnra Soap, the cake at 147
25c Parker's Tar Soap, the cake 14
5c Fairy Soap, dozen cakes at 43c
10c Kirk's JnTenile Soap, cake 9t
25c Pear's Scented Soap only 13
25c Pear's Unscented Soap at 1C
50c Creme Elcaya, special, only 20(
50c Satin Skin Cream, special, 3 It
25c Dagget ft Ramsdell's Cream 17
25c Sanitol Cold Cream at only 1
60c La Blache Face Powder at 27
50c Pozzoni's Face Powder at 29
50c Java Rice Powder, box at i5t
25c Lyon's Tooth Powder at only 9
25c Sanitol Tooth Powder. 2 for 25C
25c Mennen's Talcum Powder at
50c Herpicide Hair Tonic only 35
fore too late in the last nine davs visitors from all
over Ilie state have had their eyes opened to the podds which are produced
rir;Ut here in Oregon!
A full-size loom from the Thomas Kay Mills at Salem-is weaving; woolen
foods in the Dress Goods Department. Vounjr women from Neustadtcr
bros. are makinq; shirts and overalls on the third and fifth floors. A loom
from the Multnomah Mohair Mills, Sellwood, in operation on fifth floor,
and manv other exhibits scattered on various floors.
SEE THE FREE STEREOPTICON SHOW, FIFTH FLOOR.
Kiser's beautiful hand-colored photos of the Northwest, shown by sterc
pptieon. Also, beginning tod;:y, reproductions of the Bennett Greater
Portland Plans will be thrown on the screen. Continuous show, 11 to 1
and 2 to 5 o'clock. Free, of course.
fi 5 OOHy degrade" Striped
Petticoats at 98c
f T-'TT'T rl'Tl it. -it A T
ifsj jjiiiii'jit uie niusiraiion nor our
i ' words of description here ran do
justice to 1hc remarkable value in these Petticoats
at only 98c.
Splendidly made every Skirt bears
the famous "Hydegrade" label.
And that's sufficient evidence that they're well
made. Of fine, firm quality "Hydeprade" fabric
In neat black and white and gray and white stripe.
Pretty knife pleated flounces, finished with colored
b-nds navy, Copenhagen, green, tan, red, brown,
DiacK, etc.. j--
These Petticoats are priced extra special QQ- (jj
HI
mm.
for Thursday and Friday selling at only each
The New Untrimmed Millinery
T VERYTHING needed here for
w woman who has a knack of making
her own millinery. The smartest of Un
trimmed Shapes frames, the loveliest of
Flowers and Trimmings. Come up today
and make your choice. ,
The Untrimmed Shapes
Kvery conceivable style and material
burnt straws, hemp, chip, Neapolitan braids,
Milans, rough straws, Tagal, peanut braids,
etc. Black, white, cream and burnt color.
Smart, becoming shapes of every new style.
Priced from S1.25 to 18.00.
Loveliest of Flowers
Kever have the Flowers for Spring and Summer
been lovelier than now. Large American Beauty
lioses. Moss Koses, Buds, Tiny Forget-me-nots,
Hyacinths, Sweet Peas and the prettiest Wreaths,
and stickups'in attractive combination of flowers.
Flowers at from 250 to $4.50
Wire and Netine Frames
Covered with braid, or lace; remarkably mod
ish Hats may be made. Of both black or white
wire and netine. In very new shape small,
medium and large; straight and rolled. Any
. i l "r
a i siyie ai oniy t v
the
JpU 3f
The New Straw Braids
Fine and coarse Hat Braids included in this
splendid group. Every plain color and in pretty
combinations; 10 and 12-yard lengths. So easily
sewed to the wire frames. Priced the complete
length at 50 to $2.25
Ornaments and Ostrich
Beautiful is the variety of new Ornaments.
Stickups of rough weave ratine, twilled cord
and straw. Beaded and tinsel ornaments, medal
ions, heavy maerame laces and fetching trim
mings of fanev ostrich. The ostrich at from
$3.25 to $7.50. Others from 50 to $2.50
Brassware Sale $2 Jardinieres for $1.29
A TREMENDOUS factory purchase of this beautiful Russian hammered Brass
ware over 1000 pieces at prices which will surely prove a sensation today
$ 1 29
mm
FHf i
and Friday! We've 2:J0 of the large $2.00 Hammered
Bra.'iS Jardinieres, as illustrated below. "While the
lot lasts they will be sold at the very special price of
Brass Fern
$1.35 Jardinieres at $ .99
$1.50 Jardinieres at $1.19
$2.25 Jardinieres at $1.79
$2.75 Jardinieres at $2.19
$3.75 Jardinieres at $2.99
$4.25 Jardinieres at $3.39
$5.50 Jardinieres at $4.39
Dishes -
$1.00 Fern Dishes $ .69
$1.50 Fern Dishes $ .99
$2.00 Fern Dishes, $1.29
Our "Ajax" Guaranteed Socks
6 Pair Guaranteed by Us for 6 Months
"A-
JAX" are different from
otlier guaranteed hose in
many respects. One feature is no sending back
to the factory to replace those which come to
holes within the piven time just bring them
here to our department with the guarantee
coupon and get a new pair.
Outside of the guarantee. Ajax Socks are
an extraordinary value at the prices. They're
made of the finest grades of Ksryptiaii cotton,
and lisle; also pure-thread silk, reinforced,
though not clumsy.
Black, tan and nil beautiful new plain
shades for Spring and Summer wear with low
hoes.
Ajax Silk Lisle and Mercerized Socks licrlit.
sheer weight, also heavier grades. P"1 tZf
Six pairs, guaranteed six months K aaJV
Ajax Silk Lisle Socks beautiful silky qual
ity, in all new Spring shades. Six tfJO QQ
pairs, guaranteed for six months at r"
Ajax Pure-Thread Silk Socks the only silk
SK-ks on the market guaranteed lJO ff
for six -months. Six pairs for PJJJ
March "Baby Week"
Hand-Made Dresses 4 Less
IT'S the monthh opportunity for splendid sav
ings on apparel for the little tot! A dainty hand
painted safety-pin holder free to each purchaser.
Our entire line of exquisite hand-made French Dresses and
Skirts, of finest nainsook, hand-embroidered and beautifully
trimmed. The regular prices range from . occ
$1.50 to $30.00. On sale this week, special, at Wia
Hand-made Flannel Skirts
Gertrude style, or with waists
attached. From $2.50 to $7.50,
at 1-4 LESS.
Infants' $1.50 Skirts With
pin tucks and ruffles of laces
and emhroiileries, $1.22.
Infants' $2.25 Celluloid Toi
let Sets Puff box, comb and
brush, with hlue or pink dec
orations, $1.79.
Infants' $3.50 Comforters
Crib-size, of white silk mull,
edged with blue or pink satin
ribbon. $2.79.
Hand-Made Afghans From
$3.50 to $10. at 1-4 LESS.
Infants' 60c Bibs T,ace and
embroidery trimmed, 46.
Infants' Hand-Made Lingerie
Caps From. $1.50 to $4, at
1-4 LESS.
Infants' $1.25 Dresses of good quality materials. Prettily QO
tuv
finished with tinv lace and embroidered yokes. Today at
outing flannel, straps over shoulder.
60c Pinning Blankets made extra long, of soft quality A"i
Special today at only
ade-in-Oregon Trunks
FOl'RTH KI.OOR MAIN BLILDINU,
mm
tray and hat form, all cloth lined,
straps.
$20.25 Trunks, 34-inch $16.20
$21.00 Trunks, 36-inch $16.80
$21.75 Trunks, 38-inch $17.40
Other Multnomah- Trunks
Heavily vulcanized, with mottled
MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
AVK you visited
t h e. Multnomah
Ti;unk Company's manufac
turing exhibit during our
Madc-in - Oregon Exposit ion ?
Kvery detail of trunk-making
is being done while you watch.
A special sale of Multnomah
Trunks this week in conjunc
tion size, 3-ply veneer,
with waterproof canvas cover
ing. Large dress tray, set-up
Strongly bound, with two leather
fiber covering. Hardwood slats,
cloth lined, with two trays and
leather straps.
$14.00 Trunk, 34-inch, $11.10
$14.75 Trunk, 36-inch, $11.60
$15.50 Trunk, 38-inch, $12.20
Our $ 1 2.50 Hygienic Felt
Mattress, $9.60
SEE our spe
cial Meier
& Frank Hy
gienic Felt
Mattresses be
ing made in
the Carman
Mfg. Co.'s Exhibit, fourth floor, main building!
Made expressly for .us, they're of pure, sanitary,
laver cotton, covered with old-fashioned striped or
fancy art ticking. They'll last for
years. They are sold regularly at
$12.50. Special for this week only
$9.60
Neckwear Sale in Force
35c Pieces, 21c
FIRST FLOOR, St AI.X Bt ILniNO.
SPLENDID variety
styles included in this group m
Side Frills. Jabots and
Prettilv made of sheer
at "le ( a.-caile:
Dutch Collars.
lawn, trim
insertion
65c and 75c Lace Collars Importations
from Plauen. Both white and ecru in the
popular circular style. . Scores
patterns to choose from. T'
$1.50 Corsage Bouquets Beau
tiful larffp American Beauty
Koses of satin. Every lovely
-hade. Special price C?1 1Q
f A, a
imed with fine laces amlOl . jj
Heirularly 3.V today for51- 11
l imjiortations
ind ecru in the
"Ts of47r
oday at -
yiiiir i , wy rv i,ii ill
w4
for IihUiv'
filing
Irish Crochet Neckwear In
cluding every style Jabots, Ra
bats. Fichus, Dutch and Saiior
Collars, etc. Regu- liOff
tvit
larlv $5 to $40, at
$ 42-50 Acorn Range $ 34-40
KOIRTII FLOOR WAI.Y HI ll.l)l0.
SUCIT a ange as any
housewife will be
proud to own the Aurora
Aeorn. exactly as illustrate!.
It's made with two walls
of extra heavy steel, asbestos
lined. Fitted with fcix 8-inch
holes, celebrated Acorn ITot
Blast firebox and duplex
srrate. especially for burning
wood.
Large lS-inch oven, and,
like all Acorns, a superb
baker! Our regular price of
the Aurora Acorn is $42.50.
For three
days
': &tia3"' "? .0f
The New Burok Linens
W
FIRST FLOOR EW lllll.DIU MAIL ORDERS FILLKD.
1TII the return of our linen chief from mar
ket has come this showing of new Burok
Natural Color Embroidered Linen Centers and Scarfs, which
every housewife should seel
They're are sturdy German linen, embroidered with wash
able silk in pretty colors. Floral, scroll and conventional
designs.
BUROK LINEN SCARFS
Some in designs to match
Centers. The" 18x:t6-inch at
$1.25; 18x45-inch, $1.75
BUROK LINEN CENTERS.
The :.'4-ini h. $2 to 4.25.
30-inch. $2.25 to $5. :-iu..
53.98. o4-inch at only $10
Victor Flour, Sack $ 1.25
WITH Flour advancing in price each day, eco
nomical housewives will welcome this sav
ing on our high-grade Victor Flour.
Victor, a full-patent Flour, made expressly for is from
best selected wheat. e offer it,
today at a price every housewife should
profit by. Special, barrel. $4.9l; a sack
$1.25
English Bacon, the pound, 15
Cream of Wheat, package, 15
Egg-O-See Corn Flakes three
packages, special at only 25C
Quaker Corn Flakes, special at
three packages at only 25
Red Beans, 5 pounds only 25
Imported French Prunes, reg
ular $1.25 jars, at only 65
Olives, regularly 75c only 40
F. A. Tomato Soup, 3 cans 25
Sliced Beef, 35c jars at 25
S. W. Pork and Beans, 3 cans,
special at this sale at 23
Corn starch, 4 packages 25c
L. M. Raisins, 3 pounds at 22
Imported Figs, 2 pounds 25
B.& M. Fish Flakes, 3 cans 25c
OpeniiigSpringSale of
Garden Tools Cont'd
IT'S the opportunity of the. year
don't let it pass unheeded.
Garden Tools of every description at
special prices for this trreat .Annual
Sprintr Sale. Place vour order earlv.
SHOVELS AND SPADES.
75c Short-Handled Shovels at only 59
75c Long-Handled Shovels at only. 59?
90c Steel Scoop Shovels priced at 78
50c Florists' Shovels special at only 42
75c Short-Handled Spades special at 59?
75c Long-Handled Spades, special at 59
HOES, FORKS, ETC.
50c Field and Garden Hoes at only 42
30c Weeding Hoes, special at only 24
50c Weeding Hoes, special at only 42
70c Steel Bow Rakes, 12-teeth, 59.
40c Wire Lawn Rakes, 24-teeth, 31
75c Steel Bow Rakes, 14-teeth, 63
MISCELLANEOUS.
Child's 35c Garden Sets, only 28
$1 Floral Sets, 3-piece, only 84
50c Rose Bush Sprayers, only 34
40c Japanned Pruning Shears, 32
Hose and Wire Netting.
25c Riveted Steel Hoes at only 19
50c Steel Dandelion Diggers at 42?
35c Steel Onion Weeders, only 28J
80c Short Spading Forks at 66
75c Long-Hdled. Manure Forks, 63J
RAKES, ETC.
30c Garden Rakes, special at 24
25c Garden Rakes, 12-teeth, at 19
60c Steel Rakes, 14-teeth, only 49
We carry a complete line of Lawn Mowers,
.1
afaaaaamrnvBamaaammaaBaaa.
1 ksgsESf WMM 657
hroe (HO A A t r'-- g-aaanaaaaa, !.ia .aa. ar , araaa-i
o nl y ib.54.4U TELEPHONES PACIFIC, PRIVATE EXCHANGE 4; HOME, A 6101
35c Two-Year Rose Bushes, 20c
The famous Caroline Testout Rose Bushes, official pink
of the Rose Carnival. Hardy, two-year-old plants, e(
which sell regularly for 35c. Special today only UC
Genuine Irish Shamrocks, plants in pots, 15J and 25d
Spencer Sweet Peas, home collection of 6 large packs, 50
Portland Seed Co.'s Garden and Floral Seeds, 10S
15S 25d.