THE MORXIXO- OTJEOOXIAX, TUESDAY, 3IAKCII 5, 1913.
Thoroughly Equipped Watch and Jewelry Repair Shop Where High-Grade Work Is Assured Lowest Prices Jewelry Section 1 st Floor
Meet Your Friends in the Spacious Lobby of 7th Floor Restaurant for Luncheon Today Ladies' Orchestra from 12 A. M. to 2 P. M.
THE MEIER & FKAXK COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1857.
WEATHER REPORT: FAIR TODAY. THE MEIER & FRANK CO.. 5th, 6th, Morrison and Alder Sts.
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Thousands Saw 6Made-Ie
-Oregon
First Floor
Main Building
Order by Mail.
First
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Great Spring Sale of
Lovely New Ribbons
WHAT i timely oHVrins. this lovely new Rillns at
splendid savings just at the beinnim of the
Springtime, when tln-ir u-fs are iii;iny ami varied. And never hav
tltr Kibhons been more attructiv never so novel never in such
wondrous assortments as now
35c and 40c All-Silk Ribbons at 17c
Knllv 10.IHNI Minis ol' the t'iT!i, new '.I'm- and -l"e Kihbons sN'ciiilel in
tlic ( ihh.ni Sale tixlay nt only 17e a jiml. Kirh Var Prints. Taffetas, snt
in. .Mes-aalini-s. hcrks. :-triM':., Hi .. in li'lit ami ilark colorings. 1
Your rhoiep of tlirM" Xc iiihI -ir Kihlxms IimI.iv, sH'eial, yanl. only
1 Q for 35c ai-d 40c extra heavy
I'rint-.
trie,
WA 29c
!3
atins.
shailr.
21c
for 50c and 6"c beautiful all
silk Ribbons Fancy Warp
I reilen. t-herks. OC
etc.; ."in. w i.lr. YJ. C
for regular 50c Ribbons ex
tra heavy quality rich all-silk
A lovely ramre of OQ
li inehrs ile. Ynr.l"'
for 35c to 50c Ribbons. Odd
lines of high-grade Taffetas
;m.l Satins. Full 8 iiuIh's Ol
wide. Yanl, .serial for only
I J for regular zoc Ribbons all
1 C (jut Taffetas and Moires in
full line of staple shades for rliil
!reii' hair bows. etc. Five 1 7
inches Me. Yanl. at only A v
1 O for fancy 20c and 25c Rib-
bons in lovelv floral and con-
riilional ilesiens. For tanrv work.
hair bows. etc.; .1 and 1 O.
vnrd at
v, 4 inches wide;
all-silk Ribbons. Plain Taffe-
! ta and Moires, fi inches 1Q-
wide. All shades. Yard at 1 C
C for regular 10c and 15c Rib
3C bons. Fancy Warp Prints,
Dresdens. ete., for fancy work. C
1 ami 1'; inches wide. Yard
1 O for 20c all-silk plain Taffeta
1 and Moire Ribbons. All sta
ple colors. 4 inches i'le. 1 O
1'laced on sale at. yard, only AV
A pJe for positive 75c and 85c Rib
" C bons. Beautiful fancy Warp
I'rints. Ih-esdens, Taffetas, sntin
;riped and Novelty styles. ovely
color coinhiuations. ti inches A "T
wide. Sale price, yard, only"
CT- 'or handsome $1 and S1.25
J f C Ribbons. Wonderful Warp
I'rints, Taffetas. Itrrsdens, satin-
stripcil bonier, ete. 7 and S-C7
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4TV ID you know that Oregon had a mill which could weave such
beautiful Dress Goods?" "Isn't the mohair loom interest
iiifr V "Had you any idea gas mantles were made like this?"
Thousands came, questioned, wondered at this second great
"Made-iu-Oregon" Exposition at The Meier & Frank Store
today. From the signal which started wheels in motion at U
o Vlock. crowds gathered at each exhibit.
On the oth floor a score of voting women from Neustadter Tiros",
factory are busy turning out Men's Shirts. "Boss-of-the-Road"
Overalls are being made in the Men's Clothing Department, 3d
floor. .And scattered on the various floors and basement are
working exhibits where actual manufacturing of all kinds is being
carried on.
Kiser Hand-Colored Photos of Oregon
Shown by Stereopticon on 5th Floor
In a special auditorium on the 5th floor, beginning at 1 :30 this
afternoon, 100 new Kiser Hand-Colored Photographs of Oregon
will be thrown on the screen for the benefit of Exposition visitors.
Plenty of seats come and see many new views of Oregon's
beautiful mountain scenery, lakes, rivers and famous spots.
position Yesterday
Photo of Loom From Thomas
Kay Woolen Mills, Salem, in
Operation in Dress Goods Dept.
I'rice, yd., only'
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See the New Dress Goods "Woven in Oregon"
ALL the distinctiveness and beauty of imported weaves combined in these rich, new "Woolen Suitings
woven here in our own state bv the Thomas Kav Woolen Mills, of Salem. Don't f;iil to
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Cheney Bros. New Spring Foulards
Every day sees the arrival of handsome new patterns in these
high-grade Showerproof Foulards. Ideal for Spring and Sum
mer street and afternoon frocks. Beautiful colorings lovely de
signs, plain and with attractive borders. 24-in. Foulards at 85?
and S1.25- 45-itieh Bordered Foulards at S2.50.
Don't fail to
see the working loom exhibit in the first floor section. The Dress Goods are splendid rieh twilled cheviots, hand
some tweeds and popular Scotch weaves in the new shades for Spring. Full 56 inches wide. Priced, yard only
Rich Mohairs "Made in Oregon
Destined for greatest popularity this season rieh, lustrous
Mack Mohairs, Sieillians and Brilliantines made by the Mult
nomah Mohair Mills at Sellwood. One of the most interesting
exhibits of the Exposition is the working looms on the 5th floor.
Mohair fabrics, 1st floor section, j-nrd at 50d to S2.00.
Ift'
lM' As Fresh as Scotia's Harebells
Anderson Ginghams
FIRST FLOOR .NEW BUILDING
ANDERSON SCOTCH OTNGHAMS the
name that's known to every woman the
land over the name that means finest, firmest weaves
in Gingham.s fast colorings, long-wearing qualities.
-And the new patterns for Spring and Summer are
beautiful. Checks, plaids and stripes, as
well as solid colorings. Full 32 ins. wide. -jC
Sold here only in Portland. Triced, a yard
Crash Linens, that are won
derfully smart aud attractive
for Spring and Slimmer Suits,
dresses, waists and coats. In
white and cream, plain or
with pin stripe of blaek and
blue. 3ti inches w'''e-CO
Yard, priced at only'''
Silk Tussahs, that combine
the practical and dainty.
They're a fine, firm siik-and-linen
combination of perfect
weaving. Light and dark col
ors, with silk-embroidered de
signs of like color. 27 OC
inches wide. Yard at'''
Indian Blankets From Pendleton
and Oregon City !
EVERY "Western home should have
one of these splendid Indian Blan-
kcts mat are made nere m our own
Western countrv. Erom both Pendle
ton and Oregon City they come.
In scores of original native de
signs; also Multnomah emblem
and the TJ. of Oregon lettering.
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II -'VNW "i
lyV''- rr r-i il ft -
"Woven from finest
Oresron
fleeced
TtiSj wool in rich, non-fa dinjj colors. All full
Splendid for dens, couches, slumber robes. Every beach-
there s a Avealth of coin-
City
sizeu,
goer should have his Indian Blanket
fort in them. Pendleton Blankets at $8.50.
Blankets at $7.50.
Oregon
S 1 .50 Chiffon Auto
Veils Today at 98c
M
AIM 'II wind call fur Veii
imr for if there's am
1 1 in. of I In- ulun llie .-kin lu-i'ds
I'roti I'tioii. ii " Hon. at Ibis early Sjirinz-
t .-. kIu'ii w in,!- i.ir tan and lilrm-
il,f. I'hitl.ui Auto Neils mill linii-
liiriicd mi'.. '' vanU lone and a yard
ni.liv Wliiic and cloi-s. tI."1 QQ-
VriU. i't;' nd I. .'.;. each, at onfv fOC
$2.50 to Sj .IO Auto Veils of fine rhif-
cloth. II. ni-tit.-li.'d; wide J1 OQ
l.rd.'i. All lia.:.'- and lute ? OI7
Colored Shetland Veils the hvcominir.
,i . I , .
iH'pio.ir i'.ivi'. i'-. ai n- inic aim i -
im lii - wiili'. Iic-iilailv 7.V
to J.iHi. lifiVriil t.xlav at
Mihne Bows They're new and pretty
fi.r wrar wiilt tlie Spring itnnie. Prieed
at irr to nrr.
New Veilings for Spring at 35 to
a yard.
V3 Off
Women's $ I to $ L50
Tailored Waists, 68c
m:i iimi ki.ooh. mi bi ii.ii;.
SUIJKLY it doesn't pay to
make the Waists for ordi
nary wear when they can be pur
chased at such a low price as this!
Tailored styles carefully made of
striped percales and plain and
figured madras. They're neat!
Finished with laundered collars
and cuffs to match.
Also 'White- (.'repe Waists, trimmed
in embroidery and lace, lliirh neck
ami lone-sleeved styles. Thev sell
for $1 and .$1.50 regularly
Your choice today at only
68c
Great Sale of Standard Shirts
As Made on the 5th Floor
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I a O N'eustadt'r BrosV'Stand-
- ard (iolf
and
Shirt, in scores of smart
terns. Soft, separate military
"liars, stiff and tnm
baek French cuffs. Sp'l
stvle
$1.39
One of
the most
comprehensive
and interest
ill i exhibits
of our "Made-in-Oresron" Exposition is the
manufacturing of Neustadter liros. "Stan
dard" Shirts on the Fifth floor. Here you
will see the handsome new fabrics being
made into Shirts of all styles. Cut and fin
ished in a manner which have made "Stan
dard" Shirts famous. In conjunction, we
becin a special sale on them today.
I a. 1 Neustadter Bros.' ''.Standard"
'' Shirts, in golf and neglisree styles,
. -. ... . -1 . .
maoe witn soit separate muiiarv collars 10
match. Soft turn-back French and
stiff cuff styles. Special this sale
RrosV'Stand-
of imported
French corded madrases in tan and
white self stripes. Soft French cuffs
j and separate military
1 -ollars. Special only
95c
Nei;Iii;ee
new pat-
f m "5 Neustadter
-'J -'ard" Shirts.
$2.39
Embroider'd Trimmings
THE First Floor Embroidery Section is a
veritable bower of the lovely and novel in
Kmbroideries for Sprinsr and Summer newest creations here
in splendid variety
Linen Bands they're new!
Beautifully embroidered in
Dresden shades. I'riced at
!t."e to $1.71 yd. Plain linen
to match in tan, white, old
rose and lavender. Complete
the handsomest of linen cos
tumes. Yard at 1.
Embroidered Batiste
Flouncings W o n dcrfully
dainty and new! Kmbroid
ered leaf and dot desifrus in
blue and in red. They're dis
tinctive! 4-1 in. wide, yd, 1
Linen Allovers Beautiful
pure linen embroidery in rich
exclusive allover patterns.
An lS-inch linen allover at
$7 a yard. 4-Vinch linen all
over at $4.25.
Agaric Bordered Crepe
The new Turkish toweling
weave in blue ou fine, sheer
white crepe it's an entirely
new feature in lingerie ma
terial for the coming Sum
mer. Lovely for party and
afternoon frocks. 4-") inches
wide yard at only SI. 75
Bordered Voile Flouncings,
exquisitely sheer and dainty.
Deep bordered designs,
stamped on white, in blue,
black, lavender and tan. Full
4-") inches wide. Lovely for
Summer frocks yard. S3.
Bulgarian Band, richly em
broidered in silk on fine mar
quisette. Full 18 inches wide.
Novel and new-! Yard, $12
Victor Flour, Sk.$ 1.25
By the Barrel at $4.90
THE lowest price we've quoted in months! Victor Flour a
brand made special for us, of the best selected O C
It's an unusual offer. Bbl. ?-Li0; the sack K
special
wheat
Butternut Butter, 2 lbs
70C
Navel Oranges, dozen at 17c
Extra Navel Oranges, dz. 26c
Split Peas, 3 pounds for 20o
Fancy Head Rice, 3 lbs. 20c
Eastern Succotash, 2 cans 23
Abetta Crackers, 7 pkgs. 25c
Shredded Cocoanut, lb. 16
English Breakfast Tea at 23c
Lemons, special, the doz. 18c
Gloss Starch, 6-lb. box, 55
Corn Starch, 4 pkgs. for 25c
TELEPHONES PACIFIC, PRIVATE EXCHANGS 4; HOME, A 6101
March Bed and Bedding Sale
Regular $ 1 5 "Ostermoor"
Mattresses, Now at $1 L90
FOl'RTH FLOOR MAIX BVILDIVG.
LOWEST price we've ever
known to be quoted in
America on the celebrated Ostermoor
ilattresses, advertised nationally at stfti"
$15.00.
One piece, full size, weighing 50
pounds. Covered with best qual
ity striped linen ticking. For one
week only, in the Semi-Annual Sale
of Beds and
Beddinr at the
low price, each
ORDER BV MAIL.
ii"" fc.1' oii--rvunioil
$11.90
tcrmoon
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$13.25 Ostermoors at only S12.00
$18.00 Ostermoors at only S13.25
$30.00 Ostermoors at only 18.50
$ 4.50 Cotton-Top Mattress, 3.39
$ 6.75 Gilt-Edge Mattress, 5.25
$12.50 Felt Mattress, only 9.60
$5.75 Metal Beds as
above, in 4-0, 3-6 and
White or green enamel
finish. Sale price only
illustrated
3-0 sizes.
S4.35
$17.50 Steel Beds as illustrated
above. Constructed with malleable
rail joints, 2-inch continuous posts.
Vernls Martin or
white. Priced only
$10.25
fTHTTTii
$27.50 Brass Beds beautiful
satin finish, with best English guar
anteed lacquer. Rich design, as pie
tured: or full 1 O Q
size. Priced at only J X Jjij
$8.50 All-Steel Spring as illus
trated above, in 4-6 or 3-6-foot size.
Guaranteed for years of service. A
limited number for the d A f
Semi-Annual Sale, only J)D,y