THE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1909.
Store Open Tonight Until 9:30 Portland Agents for "Nemo" Corsets, Bntterick Patterns, "Trefousse" and "Perrins" Gloves, Etc.
Trunks, Bags, Suitcases, Hammocks, Kodaks, Baskets, Etc., on Fourth Floor, Annex
16
Meier & Frank Store
Big Saturday
Cleanup of
M
Olinery
Women's and misses' drooping Sailors
in burnt, black and white; best blocks;
regular values up to $2.50, (PI fl(
on sale at this low price, ea. PiJJ
L'ntrimmed Shapes, the season's best
styles; values up to $4.00 each,
at this wonderfully low price, ea.
Trimmed Hats
$5-$ 18 Values
At Half Price
fJreat clean-up of women's and misses'
Trimmed Hats, all the season's hand
somest creations, trimmed in flowers and
ribbons; styles to please every fancy;
regular $5 to $18 val- - Dpipn
ues, on sale at, each ' 11V5
Special lot of 50 Trimmed Hats in de
sirable styles and trimmings; values up
to $10.00 each, on sale at, ea..$4.73
Special lot of Baby Bonnets, in lawn;
embroidery-trimmed, lace-trimmed and
ribbon-trimmed novelties; 50c to $3.50
values, at this low price, ea.. Yt PBICE
Silk Gloves
$1.50 Val. 69c
Great Saturday sale of a broken line of
16-button length Mousquetaire Silk
Gloves, in good colors; all standard
makes, in full 16-button lengths; regular
$1.25 and $1.50 values buy all
you want at this special price, pr.
40cRibbons25c
Saturday sale of 10,000 yards all-silk
Taffeta Ribbon, 6 inches wide; great va
riety of the best colorings; 40c OC
value, at this special price, yard"
$1.50 Neckwear 63c
Guimps 12 Price
Saturday sale of pretty mull and lawn
lace-trimmed Ties; all new, pretty styles,
regular $1.00 to $1.50 values, on tfO
sale at this special low price, ea.
A great half-price sale of fine Swiss
Guimps, lace and inserting-trimmed ; val
ues ranging from 35c to $2.50 each.JZ
on sale at j regular selling prices
75cVeiIing42c
Saturday sale of 2500 yards of silk Chif
fon Veiling. 27 inches wide, with wide
satin borders; black, brown and A
navy; best 75c value, at, yard "C
Refrigerators, Gas Stoves, Screen Doors, Garden Hose, Window Screens Basement
Fe Meier . Frank Saturday Store News
Great Expansion Sale Bargains in AH Pepts.
Women's 65c Hosiery for 35c the Pair
Misses' 35c Hosiery at Three Pairs for 50c
Saturday sale of 2000 pairs women's fancy lisle Hose; stripes, checks, dots, drop
stitch, etc.; an immense variety of patterns and colorings; an opportunity to OC.
buy bathing hosiery at a saving; all sizes; best regular 6oc values, at this price
Saturday sale of 1000 pairs misses' lightweight black lisle Hose, fine ribbed, Cff
elastic gartered top; sizes 6 to 10; the best 20c values, at THREE PAIRS FOR Jvr.
Women's and Misses'
Alpaca Bathing Suits
$4 Values $2.78
In the second floor garment store,
2d floor, for Saturday's selling, a
very attractive offering of women's
and misses' alpaca Bathing Suits, blue
and black Some have square necks.
others sailor collars trimmed with
i $2.78
white braid All have full skirts
Sizes 32 to 44 Suits selling regu
larly at $3.50 and $4,
your choice at, suit,
All styles and grades of women's,
misses' and children's Bathing Suits
on sale at the lowest prices Bathing
Caps and Shoes at low prices Men's
and boys' Bathing Suits low priced
New Sand Toys floor
In the Toy Department, Fourth Floor, we are
showing a great new line of novelty Sand
Toys, complete outfits, that will please young
and old ; sets for the girls as well as boys in
structive toys to make the time pass too rap
idly. All prices, from 50c to $10. See them.
The largest and most complete Toy Store on
the Coast. Toys and outing goods of all kinds.
Kodaks and Kodak Supplies at lowest prices.
Men's $6.50-$9 Panamas $5
Men's $5 Straw Sailors$3.95
Men's $4-$5 Oxfords $2.1 5
Our entire stock of men's fine Panama Hats in the best blocks; high-grade
Summer headgear; regular $6.50 to $9.00 values, on sale at, special, each pJ.VV
In the Men's Hat Department,. for Saturday's selling, a great special offer of high
grade Milan and split braid Sailor Hats newest and best blocks; re&u-CQ QC
lar $5.00 values; come in all sizes; your choice at this special price, each
Men's fine Shoes and Oxfords in pat
ent colt, velour calf and tan Russia
calf, lace and blucher styles; broken
lines, starfdard makes; CJO "I C
best $4 and $5 vals., pair
$5 Oxfords $3.48
1000 pairs of men's tan Russia calf, black velour
calf, brown kid and black patent-leather Oxfords,
blucher and lace styles; new swing and medium
round toes; best regular $5.00 and (IJO AQ
$4.00 values, on sale at, special, pair PJ"0
Boys' and youths' Shoes and Oxfords in tan and
kangaroo calf; also brown kids; all sizes, great
special values, on sale at the following prices:
10 to 13. pair, $1.651 to 5V2, pair, $1.85
Midsummer Cleanup of
Men's and Young Men's
H
igh-Crade Clothing at
Lowest Prices of Season
Men's Summer Clothing needs can be sup
plied here at a big saving This season's
newest garments will be found included
We offer an unusual opportunity to buy
high-grade, ready-to-wear apparel at a big
saving all the season's latest fashions and
materials, best patterns and colorings for
business or dress wear Styles to please
every individual fancy Every suit in our
mammoth stock at greatly reduced prices
Men's Regular $15.00 suits for. . . .$10.35
Men's Regular $20.00 suits for. ... .$14.35
Men's Regular $22.50 suits for $16.15
Men's Regular $25.00 suits for $18.10
Men's Regular $28.00 suits for. . . .$19.85
Men's Regular $30.00 suits for $21.35
Men's Regular $35.00 suits for $25.85
Men's Regular $40.00 suits for. . . .$27.65
Entire stock of young men's college and
Summer apparel on sale at prices far below
manufacturing cost The season's, most at
tractive garments priced at a point where
shrewd buyers will anticipate their Fall needs
Young men's regular $12.50 suits. . . $9.10
Young men's regular $15.00 suits. .$10.35
Young men's regular $18.00 suits. .$12.65
Young men's regular $20.00 suits. .$14.35
Young men's regular $25.00 suits. .$18.10
Young men's regular $28.00 suits. .$19.85
Great special values in boyVwash 8Uits, blouse waists,
shirts, vacation suits, etc. values that you cannot equal
in the city. Let us show you. Suit Dept., 2nd Ploor.
Men's Outing Trousers all reduced on Second Floor.
Women's 75c Under vests at 39c
Women's 65c Drawers 50c Pair
"Nazareth" Union Suits for 50c
Women's sleeveless lisle Undervests, with hand-crocheted Cluny and torchon
also fine "ribbed, lace-trimmed umbrella drawers, with French tight tops; a
great assortment, all sizes; regular 75c underwear, at this low price, garment
1000 pairs of Isabella Knit Drawers, cotton mesh and fine weave; all sizes;
the best regular 65c values buy all you want of them at this low price, pair
Nazareth Union Suits for boys and girls 2 to 12 years of age; underwaist and
underwear all in one; great special value, on sale at the low price of, garment
Great Expansion Sale Bargains
in All Departments of Store
vokes ;
39c
50c
50c
Meier &. Frank Store
Specials inMen's
Furnishings
m m mm --r-
Men's and boys' wool or cotton Bathing
Suits, one or two-piece styles; plain col
ors and fancy effects; entire Xj ff
stock on sale at, special, ea.
Special lot of men's Negligee Shirts in
silk, madras, soisette and French flan
nel, plain and fancy colorings, in large
assortment; vals. from $1.50 C" OQ
to $4.50, on sale at, special
Men's nainsook Underwear, shirts and
drawers, 14 sleeves and sleeveless styles;
50c values, at this price, garment.. 29
500 doren men's and boys' silk Four-in-Hands
and Batwing Ties, all the newest
silks ; best patterns and color- 0 1
ings ; 35c and 50c values, at, ea.
Special lot of men's fine Pajamas,
$1.50 to $12.00 values, on sale at
Men's Summer Underwear low-priced.
Men's Straw Hats at reduced prices.,
Saturday Spec'l
500 Ladies
TailoredSuits
$20 Suits at $11.85
$35 Suits at $17.45
$40 Suits at $22.45
Sweeping reductions on Tailored Suits
three immense lots, in serges, panama
cloths, cheviots, prunella cloths, tweeds
and shepherd plaids; coats made semi or
tight-fitting effect, with the three-seam
or French back ; skirts made full flare or
new full pleated effect, stitched to the
knee, then. full flare; navy, blue, black,
tan, gray, rose, reseda, wistaria, apricot,
catawba, also checks and stripes, in large
assortment; all new, 1909 suits, hand
somely tailored and finished throughout.
Styles to please every individual fancy.
Values we know positively you cannot
equal elsewhere. All sizes. Let us show
you these great bargains in tailored suits.
$20.00 values, on sale at, suit, $11.85
$35.00 values, on sale at, suit, $17.45
$40.00 values, on sale at, suit, $22.45
All Parasols Reduc'd
Great Saturday sale of our entire stock
of women's Parasols, this season's pret
tiest styles, in great variety. Largest
and best showing for your selection.
Regular $1.25 to $2.00 values, ea. .89?
$2.50 to $3.50 values, at, each.. $1.89
$4.00 to $6.00 values, at, each.. $2.57
$7.50 to $9.00 values, at, each.. $3.98
$10.00 to $15.00 values, at, ea..$5.98
"LUCKY" JACK PAYS BILL
PRODVCES S1T7 WHE.V AtTTO IS
STOPPED BY OFFICERS.
Peterson Then Tear 0 1 0 Bill In Two
When His Attorney Is Tnable
to Make Correct Change.
"Lucky" Jack Peterson, whose pen
chant for spectacular limelight perform
ances Is well known, is again In the
public eye. but this time for quite a dif
ferent reason from his former exploits.
Yesterday as "Lucky" Jack -with a
party of friend came careening down
Third street in his six-cylinder touring
car. he was pounced upon by Constable
Wagner and Deputy Kieman and in
formed that his machine was attached
and would be sold under the hammer to
guarantee payment of a Judgment for
$!77.S against him in favor of S. W.
Tracy and F. E. Rodman, proprietors of
an Alder-street auto garage. unIc5S the
money was forthcoming.
The Oregon Baldwin roared in tones
like unto the distant rumblings of an
earthquake, but proceeded to get out a
thin checkbook and with much hauteur
and eclat signed his name to a check
calling for the specified amount.
"Hera." he said: "I must be off."
"Not so." murmured Constable Wag
ner, sotto voce. "Stay yet a while until
this paper has been investigated."
Deputy Kiernan hurried over to the
Vnlted States National Bank with the
check and payment was refused because
it was under date of Sunday. July IS.
He returned and found "Lucky" Peterson-smiling
covertly In anticipation of his
message. "Discovered." said Peterson.
'Well, here's a real one," and he pro-
ceeded to write another check, which was
accepted.
The debt wa incurred two months ago,
when Peterson ran his machine into a
streetcar, resulting in his auto being
rendered temporarily hors de combat.
He aent it to the Tracy-Rodman garage
for repairs, and when the bill was pre
sented refused to pay tt. saying the
amount wax excessive. The garage peo
ple then entered suit.
Peterson employed Attorney A. Walter
Wolfe to look after his Interest.
How much will your services cost
me?" asked "Lucky" Jack.
"Oh. $25." responded Wolfe.
Peterson pulled out a roll of bills and.
Peeling off two. one of $10 and the other
$20. proffered t"hem to the attorney. "I
haven't any change." said Wolfe. Peter
son calmly tore the $10 bill in two pieces
and. handed one-half to Wolfe and
walked out. He later Instructed Wolfe
by telephone not to fight the case. The
original amount was $163.74 and after go
ing to execution the amount totaled
$177.30.
Peterson once paid what was consid
ered a fabulous price for the present site
of the Wells-Fargo building. In a few
months realty values commenced jump
ing and when he sold the site his profits
amounted to twice what he paid for it
originally. Peterson also purchased the
steamer Elder while it was on the rocks
with no hope of ever being again placed
in commission. Soon after he became the
owner it was easily shoved off and he
made a considerable profit out of it.
Northwest People in New York.
NEW YORK. July 23. (Special.
Northwest people at hotels:
From Spokane F. Sparllne. at the
York: Miss K. Ramsey, at the Hoffman.
From Tacona J. Starln, at the
Broadway Central.
From Vale. Or. C. E. Herron, at the
Breslln.
From Seattle O. W. Kirske. at the
Flanders: G. Gosling, at the St. An
drew: W. Foss. at the Astor.
From Belllngham. Wash. H. H. Ba
dle, at the Herald Square.
WEST SIDE.
226 Alder Street.
Twestr-flmt and Jobdios Streets.
IS Glhba Street.
Eleventh and Monta-omery Streets.
Third and Jefferson Streets.
ASTORIA.
353 Taylor Street (linlontewa).
Twelfth nnd Bond Streets.
SEASIDE Bridge Street.
Frank L. Smith Meat . Co.
'FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST"
EAST SIDE.
Union Avenue and Tillamook Sta.
13th Street and Teulno Are, Sellwood.
512 Williams Avenue.
363 East Morrison Street.
Thirty-third and Belmont Streets.
Grand Ave. and Hawthorne Ave.
352 East Burnslde Street.
Jersey Street, St. John.
664 Alberta Street.
791 Mississippi Ave.
Beef for soup 3? Spring Lamb Liver 10
Lambs' Hearts 5? Shdr. Est. Veal 10?, 12V2?
Mutton Stew .5? Shoulders Spring Lamb.lO
Shanks Veal for stew 5?, 6? Prime Rib Roast Beef..lO
Beef for potpie 5? Legs of Mutton 12y?
Boiling Beef
Beef Liver .
Beef Hearts
.5? Smith's Veal Sausagel2io
.5? Smith's Pork Sausagel2V
.5? Rump Roasts of Veal.12
Beef to boil 5? Sirloin Steak 12V2?
Oxtails 5? Tenderloin Steak ...lZfoip
Beet .Necks . .
Beef for stew
. 5? Fancy cuts of Prime Rib
..5? Roast Beef 12y2?
Shoulders of Mutton 8? Loin Veal Cutlets 15?
Breasts of Spring Lamb. 8 Loin Roasts of Veal 15?
Breasts of Veal.... &?, 10? Veal Steaks lo?
Shoulder Roast Beef 8? Loin and Rib Chops of
Shoulder Steak 8? Spring Lamb ..15?
Pot Roasts
Tripe 10
Hamburg Steak '..10?
Round Steak 10?
8? Loin and Rib Roasts of
Spring Lamb 15?
Legs and Hindquarters of
Spring Lamb 15
Fish, Chickens, Butter and Eggs
Salmon 12i2?, or 2 pounds Hens . . r 18S 20?
for 25? Springs 25?
Halibut 10,, or 3 pounds Best Creamery 65
for 25? Fresh Eggs 30
Buy your meat at a Smith market and your groceries at Third and J eff erson
streets. See that Smith's name is over the door then come in. Be sure to pass up
the Beef Trust markets on both sides of us on Alder street.
the following groceries at Third and Jefferson sts. Main 8751, Automatic 4418.
All these prime meats and
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar
Mason Jars, qts., dozen........
Mason Jars, pints, dozen
Mason Jar Tops, dozen
Mason Jar Rubbers, dozen
Mason Jar Wrech, each......
Sealing ' Wax, per lb
Paraffin Wax, per lb. .........
New Potatoes, per lb
Cabage, per head
String Beans, green
60 lbs. High Pat. Flour
60 lbs. Rye Flour
60 lbs. B. B. Flour
10 lbs. Pastry Flour
10 lbs. Graham Flour
10 lbs. Rye Flour
10 lbs. Corn Meal
5 lbs. Rolled Oats and Wheat..
Crackers by the box
5 lbs. Domino Sugar...:
Table Salt, per lb
Shaker Salt., pkg. 10: 2 for..
Shredded Cocoar.ut. pkg -
Royal Club Coffee, per lb
Breakfast Blend Coffee, per lb.
Our best selling Coffee, per lb.
B. B. Grain Coffee, pkg
Coffee Extract, pkg
Shlnola, 2 boxes
Russet Polish, per bottle
Patent Mop Stick, eacn
Cotton Mop Cloths, each
Champion Washing Tablets, pk
3 lbs. SaL Soda
6 bars Gasene Soap
6 bars White Laundry Soap...
8 bars Smith Best Soap
12 bars Royal Soap
6 bars White Ribbon Soap
bars Glycerine Soap
3 bars Pumice Soap
6 bars Ravine Tar Soap
4 bars Wool Soap, 10c size 25
2 bars Sapolio 15
2 bars Bon Ami 15tj
1 gal. Vinegar 30c
1 qt. Salad Oil 20t
1 qt. bot. Pure Olive Oil 80d
V pt. bot. Pure Olive Oil 25
Pickles. In bottles. 16 oz., 2 for. ...2,oi
Dill Pickles, 3 for 5d
Sour Pickles, quart IQi
Sweet Pickles, quart loe
Olives, pint 20j
Olives, In bottles lO 15 25e
Snider's Saiad Dreslng, pints 30
French's Cream Salad, bot. 15: 2 25
Prepared Mustard, bot. 10: 3 for. 25
6 cans Sardines in Oil 25
3 cans Sardines in Mustard 25
2 cans Shrimps 25
2 cans Minced Clams 25
1 can Lobster ! 30
2 cans Mackerel in sauce, tomato or
mustard 35
2 cans Baltimore Oysters, Cove, No. 2
cans 35
1 can Mushrooms 20
3 cans Salmon, tall 25
2 cans Salmon, flat... 25
1 can Royal Club Salmon ..25
3 cans Corn 25
3 cans Tomatoes 25c
3 cans String Beans 25
3 cans Pumpkin .....25
2 cans Pineapple 25
2 cans Peaches 25
2 cans Pears.. 25
2 cans Apricots 25
13 cans Cream 81. OO
1 Ih. can Baking Powder 15
3 lb. can Chloride of Lime. 25
3 lb. can Potash Lye 25
1 can Grandma's Chili Pepper lO
5 lbs. Broken Kice 25
4 lbs. Whole Jap Rice 25
5 lbs. Tapioca : 56&o
6 lbs. Sago 25
5 lbs. Pink Beans 25
4 lbs. White Beans 25
4 lbs. Lima Beans 25c
4 lbs. Gloss Starch 25
3 lbs. Pearl Barley 25o
4 lbs. Split Peas 2o
Ground Black Pepper, per lb 305
Ground White Pepper, per lb 40
Griffin's Catsup, bot. 20; 2 for 35
Catsup, pints, 3 for 2o5
Brooms, each 30 35 40 -5?
Cream Cheese, 2 lbs 35
Macaroni, in bulk, per ' lb 6
Macaroni, in pkgs., 3 for 25
Egg Noodle, in pkgs., 3 for 25
Spaghetti, in pkgs.. 3 for. 25c
Stove Brushes, eaoh 15c
Scrub Brushes, each 15e
Shoe Brushes, each 20C
Angel Food Cake, each 15C
Jelly Roll, each lO
Wine Roll each lO
Chocolate Roll, each 10
Home-made Pies. Mrs. Schultz". . . 15c
5 loaves Bread, regular size 25
Cocoa, 15c cans 10
Ghlrardelll's Ground Chocolate, per
can 30
Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs..., 25?
5 lbs. Sultana Raisins 25
Vi lb. Oocoanut, desslcated lO
Bath Brick, each 5c
Rising Sun Stove Polish St
4 pkgs. Corn Starch 25
3 pkgs. Cox's Gelatine ...25
Cudaiiy's Kxt. Beef. 2 oz. jar 3S
4000 Matches 25
Ivory Soap, large. 2 cakes 15
Sweet Chocolate, per ib 30
Gallon Crooks, each 8
Postum, pkg., each.. 20