Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 07, 1912, Page 18, Image 18

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    TITE MORNING OREGON IAN TUESDAY, MAT 7, 1912.
We Carry Every Pattern Published by the Butterick Company
Portland Club-Women's Special Evening at the Baker Theater,
Tuesday, May 7 'Alias Jimmy Valentine' Seats at Reg. Prices
Francis Richter Plays in Monday Musical Club Concert, 3 P. M.
THE MEIER & FRANK STORE, ESTABLISHED 3837.
WEATHER REPORT:
FAIR TODAY.
THE MEIER & FRANK STORE, 5th, 6th, Morrison & Alder Sts.
IS
Ajax-Giiaran
In All America, Never Such a
Scholarship Contest as This
at w -a
wnicn commemorates
Oar 55th Anniversary
VER $4000 Avill he
awarded in 13 differ
ent scholarship. The grand double
prize, is a $1000 scholarship to the
highest man contestant and a $1000
scholarship to the highest woman
contestant.
One lucky younjr man may choose
from Vale, Harvard, Princeton, Co
lumbia University, or any other
American college. One young wo
man may go to Vaasar, Wellsley,
Brvn Mawr or any other school.
VA VOKKHil.T hi.i. AY l i.k 101.1.KCH $tf00 scholarship to the young
man or woman in Lfland Stanford, or 1'niver-ity of California. A f-VW) scholarship to next highest
younjr man or woman, in Oregon University, On-gon Agricultural College or Willamette University.
teed Hose for Men, Women and ChiSdreis !
6 Pairs Guaranteed By Us to Wear
6 Months-Box $1.50, $2 and $3
mmmSm-Jm
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Votes up to 5 P. M. Monday '
Mr J- Hail-. SO N". ih M..SA.V1T
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hirmonil Fior. TM K. Bulh . . . 14
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oriii p;ositrm. 6t;t Ford.... asaiaj
Kriyn fal. Allrn Prp
Kva I lintnr. r.4j; 34th Ave. AlHiTI
Vary C. Iarl. V.h. Huh SUM
Mia A. J -rnaaley. 1,-ftJ Vauihn
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Oarar Xrhtar. Watt. Hlab 41(113
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Jai-a F I. Unalatrr IWd CoL 347:1
rarah iTta. Waan. Illah SJ971
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Harry i'.ow. B-hnkc W. II. fol. .T:.
I.mii t Farr. ri-Waah lllah Sir-l
Alfr'd i;rlnr!srom. Allen Prep... 3ld4
Arrhle Mc'aulrr tMO
William Kva in. :i Krn Ae I7i
Maildf Tary, 4A II. Hurnnr St.
Lnnm Koyr. 'ub. M. Alumni
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Janltta Phalan. I It; K Salmon.. IMI.1
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Ruhr -oryll. A. M. Wll mtt r. tIAJS
Paul Arrama. Waahlnclon ilh.. ilKUO
Molly Moznralry. 4.". Wt fark tllA4J
tinvlv Courtnv. r.ftrt E. Oak lira's
J. II. Kurt on. IT?: SpaKIInc to 1 1.5
W. To'rck. Lincoln Hlri l4.w
t'ltrTord Thomaa I47TS
Ja.-k Yminit. Sunn-lda I'irk'Mi
Kihr nhimtiln. Woodlawn. . . Its;s
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Patav rsrnr. JefTeraon Hlffh. ... S.M
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Frank Wilt. TambMl 7?S
t'haa. R. Thompson. O. A. C.'. . . . "rMO
VIM Fornt Wliaon. Hnlladar P. Mil
Ulllan F- rtraon SJ.'l
Kay Rlrn aOJS
Oia Tattm-aon. Roonl.r Hwk. Or. 67o
Waifnr t'oberly. H5it JfTraoD ofl
I'aul S. Whltromb IWAO
Klhal Chaa. 4S3 Kill Uth...... flaoa
Willi - u.brly M-K)
iroriir Krllrr. 173 r.at tr Ti
A Idle c alyln. Waahlnrton Hl'h
Kitnor Taylor. lAdd Schorl
Albert Tuitan
Orll RifTarm. 'Woodlawn School
Alln Pratt
Hulda Parr. U. of O
Anna Bnoit. S3B Kaat Vtith....
Saxan Hmrhrar. 103 C loth....
H I. M. MrDurT
Hnry C. Montiromary, Rosa
Jnnaa Millar, Koreat Grove.....
II. M. Brown
Harab Johnaton. Burkmu Sr-boo
Hra Moodv. 71.1 i'atton Road..
Maxwell Ball. Allan Trap
Mlaa B. Hdln
Fnima D. Hanadurar. .V13 E- 17th
Rom Brownafin. ialnr. Or
Rdna Vrnator. St. Mary's Acad.
lowall Bradford
Harold Brfn
Harold MlUfn. .IafTraon Hlh...
Irana Lacy. HOP Francla Ave...
Raymond Kennrll. 831 Orard Av.
Eva M Voa. Wilton Piano Sch.
John Walkr
C. C. I.lkrna
Cordlla Miller, 4H2I (VI rl St. MS.
R. H. Klln. Roae City
I.nrlan lvteraon, 74d K. 15th....
l.oula W'llllama
H B. Forater, 148 K. l'4lh
lay ton lwln
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IS
New Bordered
Voiles for 25c
RIALLY a special value at P0e
sheer, filmj- Voiles in a wide
range of new honlered desijjns, more pop
ular than ever this Summer.
Plain and with dainty pin stripes, 38
inches wide. Pretty blues, pinkn. laven
der, Uelio and other wanted liht and
medium shades. Our rejnilar
"He Bordered Voiles, today
in the Anniversary Sale, yard
50c New Bordered Voiles and Silk Crepes
attractive dots, stripes and floral designs. The
crerjes are in solid colors with dainty OQ
silk embroidered designs in self-colors OIC
75c Wlfta Fancy Bati3te of lwantiful, fine,
she-r though firra weave. Painty fancy striped
and crossbar desig-ns. Lovely for Sum-OQ-mer
waists and dresses; 32-in. wide5'C
91 Silk and Linen Pongees also silk and
linen Poplins, combining the richness and luster
of silk and tha wearing quality of linen. Beau
tiful quality, liixht and dark colors. Tf
Full 36 inches wide. Anniversirr Sale JC
'nt- aim
25c
Anniversary Sale
Irat Floarr. Mala Balldlna;.
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This Coupon Is Your Guarantee With Ajax HoseCcS
VEX Avithout the guarantee, Ajax are better than ordi
nary Hosiery. Only the finest yarns are used in their
knittinp. Ajax Hose for men, women and chil
dren have displaced the idea that guaranteed
Hosiery must be heavy and cumbersome.
We want every home in Portland to know the
merits of Ajax ITosiery as we know them. Ajax
guaranteed Hosiery is made expressly for us, ac
cording to our own specifications. We might sell
some other make of guaranteed Hosiery more
profitably. Ajax is quality Hosiery we could
not afford to guarantee them otherwise.
See the beautiful, silky lisles and pure silks in
black and every new shade for Summer wear
with low shoes. Why not wear Ajax guaranteed
Hosiery, which if they came to holes within 6
months, we replace without question, here at the
store?
tti.-rw HOSH
car ie-sj(
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AJAX
FOR WOMEN
Ajax No. 15 Women's
full-fashioned black cot
ton Ajax Hose. Box of 6
pairs, guaran- tfjl Cf"
teed 6 months P 1 tJKJ
Ajax No. 16 to 18
Women's fine gauze: or
silk lisle Ho6e, with gar
terproof welt tops. In
black and tan. Six pairs
guaranteed 6 lJO AfJ
months only ''..VU
Ajax No. 20 Women's
quality lisle in black or
Guaranteed Hosiery for
Women and Children
y
with white split sole. Full
fashioned, with garter
proof welt tops. Six pairs
guaranteed 0 tltO CC
months only PJ'UU
Ajax No. 22 Out
size black silk lisle,
with double garterproof
-welt tops. Six pairs guar
anteed to wear
6 months for
TOR CHILDREN
Ajax No. 11 Chil
dren's medium weight
Ajax Hose of fine ribbed
$3.00
cotton, with linen heels
and toes. Black only, for
boys or girls. Six pairs
guaranteed 6 (1 Gf
months o n 1 y P JU
Ajax No. 13 Girls'
fine silk lisle Ajax Hose
in black and tan. Six pairs
guaranteed 6 tO C(
months only
Ajax No. Vt Boys'
extra heavy Ajax guaran
teed school hose. Box of 6
pairs guaran
teed 6 months
$1.50
A I A V Guaranteed Hose
JJr&Jk for Men 4 Grades
Lightweight Ajax Hose for
men Of fine Egyptian yarn, in
black, tan and all new Summer
shades. Also black, with white
6plit-foot;' Box of six- pairs
guaranteed ' ' for six d 1 ' CfV
months for only plJv
Medinmwelght Ajax Hose for
Men Of fine mercerized lisle, in
black, tan and every new shade.
Also splitrfoot. Absolutely seam
less foot. Box of six pairs guar
anteed for six months 11 CA
at the price of only piyvF
Ajax Silk Lisle Hose for Men
Beautiful Summer weight, in
black, tan and all new solid col
ors. Shaped ankle and seamless
.loot. sox or six pairs guar
anteed for six months
at the price of only
Ajax Pure Silk Hose for Men
Only silk sox on the market guar
anteed for six months. Black,
tan and all colors, with double
spliced lisle heels and toes. Box
of six pairs . guaran- JO ff
teed for six months pJJJ
$2.00
Factory Purchase of Kayser Gloves
11
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WE can't remember when the genu
ine Kayser Silk Gloves have been
sold in Portland at these sensationally
low prices. Over 2000 pairs go on sale
today come early we'll not be sur
prised if the entire lot is cleared out by
night. A factory purchase some bear
slight imperfections which will not
impair looks or wear.
Women $1 Glace Kid Glove
one and two-clasp styles in broken
iine of colors and stripes. JJ
Priced for the Anniver- J
50c Kayser SilK
Gloves, 37c
Kayser 2-clasp Silk
Gloves with guaranteed
double finger tipped.
Black, white and a few
colors. Regular 50c qrade,
some pairs
slightly imper- f
75c-$l Kayser SilK
Gloves for 53c
At this price we include
the regular 75c and $1
grades of Kayser Silk
Gloves, some bearing triv
ial imperfections. 2-clasp
style, in black,
white and odd
colors. Priced
nary Sale today at only
feet, today at
Women's $1.25 Gloves special lot
of one and two-clasp styles in Cape
and Glace Kid. Cham- Q
pagne, tans and black f M f
53c
SI and $1.50 Kayser
Silli Gloves. 79c
These are the popular
12 and 16-button Ka3-ser
Silk Gloves, with guaran
teed double finger-tips.
Regular $1.00 and $1.50
grades, in V ft
black, white f
only. Priced today, pair
Long Kid
16-button
and odd colors
Women's $3 to $4.25
Gloves a cleanup of
length; 6' to 7y2.
20 -button Suede,
sizes 51- to 7. At
Flrat Floor. Mala Bulltllaor. Mall Ordra Flllrd
$ 1 .95
Lingerie Dresses $13
IS THERE a woman who does not revel in
the beauty of a dainty, lacy Lingerie
Frock 1 Nothing so charming for afternoon wear,
for eveninc and nartv occasions.
..
Not a Dress in this entire lot of new Lingerie f;
Gowns today at $13.85 which we could buy regu-?
larly to sell under $22.50. Every one a new, this-;
season's model, of handsome allover embroideries
batistes, mulls, Swisses and cross-barred dimities, ft
Exquisite trimmings of VaL. t " f W "i-
Cluny and new heavy laces.
Anniversary Sale today, only
$ 1 3.85
...
$20 Wool Dresses, $14.45
Dozens of new models, all cut on the narrow silhouette
lines, with pretty bodices and plain skirts. Some with
large collars of heavy lace. Serges, worsteds and light
weight mixtures. Plain and in hairline f yf jCj
stripes ana cheeks. Our $20 Dresses today at P TT"0
$35 to $40 Suits for $23.55
Handsome Man-Tailored Suits from our $35, $38 and
$40 lines. Many faultlessly plain tailored. Others charm
fhg with deep collars and reveres of white CC
and ecru lace, heavy silk. Every new fabric PaiO.OO
1 00 Willamette Rotaries
For the Great Anniversary Club
anticipated an unusual demand for
high-grade Willamette Rotary Sewing
Machines although the Arniversary
Club has been open only a few days,
the 100 machines are rapidly diminishing.
Our club plan means purchasing the
wonderful Willamette Kotarv or any
other of our Willamette Machines on
a $2 payment, bulancc $1 a week no
interest or estra.
The Willamette Rotary drop-head
machine illustrated, in Mission oak,
$3o. Williamctte Rotarv, with colo
nial style wood-work, $32.50. WiU
liaraette Rotary Desk Cabinet splen
did for apartments. $-10.
Exclusive Features
Willamette Rotaries
Self-adjusting Tension adapts itself to any size thread into- any kind
of material t'roTi the lightest thiffon to heaviest woolens.
Freedom from Clogging and Snarling of Thread it is absolutely im
possible to clog the improved Willamette Rotary.
Convenience in Oiling all working parts may be oiled all from above.
The automatic spring latch gives instant access to the under parts.
The Bobbin Winder is simple and strong. Fitted with a throw-off device,
which act automatically when proper amount of thread has been wound on
bobbin.
Improved Presser Foot this Is so constructed that you can feed over the
thicke-4 seams with these and will not pucker or mar the finest silk or
chiffon. Both prongs extend an ejual distance in front of the needle as does
the roller-bearing leed. "
Second Floor, Mala Building Mall Orders Filled.
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Anniversary Sale of Toilet Goods !
VEX- with the extra salespeople and order clerks, we were taxed to the
utmost in caring for the throngs which responded to this great Anniversarv
;aie or loilet uoods and Drugs, yesterday!
.Sunday 8 papers contained our sensational full -page monthly Toilet
Just a few of the hundreds of cut prices in force this week only.
great
Goods advertisement.
50c Dr. Chaa. Flesh Food. 2f
,1.50 Oriental Cream at only 89?
50c Stillman Freckle Cream 29
60c Sempra Giovine at only 29
50c Jlind's Honey and Almond
.Cream, 27?
50c Pompeian Maasage Cream,
only 20
60c La Blache Face Powder 25
60c Pozzoni's Face Powder 29
50c Carmen Face Powder 364
$1.01 Danderine Hair Tonic 69t
$1.00 Herpidde Hair Tonic 59?
25c Cuticura Soap, cake at 12
25c Packer's Tar Soap at 12?
5c Flotilla Soap, the cake at 3
25c Lyon's Tooth Powder at 9?
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste at 29
35c Fletcher's Castoria at 192
50c California Syrup Figs 25
25c Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey
at 15
$1.00 Scott's Emulsion only 69t?
25c California Olive Oil at 154
UnivVsal Food Choppers
Three Sizes, Reduced Today
THE Universal -Food Chopper
is a boon to the housewife.
It is strongly made with different cut
ting'knives, for thoroujjhly "grinding
meats, vegetables, spices. "We special
for three sizes at 'Anniversary Sale
prices today
$155 Universal Food Choppers, 97c
$1.50 Universal Foods Chopers, S1.17
$2.00 Universal Food Choppers, S1.54
Sale of Screen Doors Continued Plain and
Fancy Doors, complete In all sizes, reduced.
S -Bum
rat Store. Mala Bnlldlaa-
-Mall Ordera Filled.
Clover Leaf Butter 52c
Kresh from the creamery each day, this delicious Clover
Leaf Hutter. Made of pasteurized cream, by most mod
ern and sanitary process. Today, 2 pounds 52c
Mreea R a lata.. 4 k.aj. 254."
alad 4XU aalloa raa. MZtf.
Have You Read These ?
"Polly of the Hospital Staff Emma
C. Dowd, $1
"Joseph in Jeopardy" Frank Dauby,
only 1.33
"The Man in Lonely Land" Langley
Bosher, $1
"'Janey" Gillman, $1.25
"The Squirrel Cage" Canfiell, only
$1.25
"Mavericks" "William Mac Leod
Kaine, $1.25
"He Comes Up Smiling" Charles
Sherman, $1.25
"Pollyooly" Edgar Jepson, $1.25
"A Hoosier Chronicle" Meridith Nich
olson. $1.40
"The Mountain Girl" Payne Erskine,
$1.25
Raamrnt Book Store.
I Urr laf Batter 52.
I'atlalaar Mnaaw, Ball. 53
l .llalrar, larar Bad. g 1 JlO
reaa af M beat. b. 15c.
r.oll llaat. larse aki. 2QC.
NarkaM'i t area. 17C
Mirlaaaw- tare eaaa 25.
I.aa- abla Tr. sal. SI.
awll rraara, 4 Iks. 2&4.
Uadea Haklac Pavder 17 f.
4'reaaa t beeae. Boaaat. 2iC.
tllee Plaraaalra, 3 raa a&4
3-V tirade Jnlre. battle 2(.
.'- Il.rl4a ttraasea. a a. 244
HaaaaaB ( leaaarr, fle eaaa,
25.
fare Faa4l Giaxei 7. Haavaaeat Mare.
Sole Portland
Agents for
Perrla'B filorea
Ajax Gaaraateed Itoalerr
tiothaaa Sblrta lifer
wear. Maaaate Iraae Caraeta
Kra. Peltleaata
Maperk t'latbea for Kara
Aalrr-Koebeatee Clalbaa
fratermoor Mattreaaea
Tobalaa l)rn Bee4altlea.
TELEPHONES PACIFIC, MARSHALL 4600. HOME A 6101.
Lectures on4 Way-Kuk'Paper
Bag Cooking ContinueToday
HUNDREDS of women attended Mrs. Baker's lec
tures and demonstrations on Paper Baj? Cookery
a n a w ay-kuk " f aper
Cooking Bas yesterday on
the fourth floor.
Come and learn this won
derful new system that is
being rapidly adopted by
cooks and housewives, the
world over.
We have secured the serv
ices of Edna Howard Baker,
well-known local authority
on domestic science, who has
given the subject of Paper
Bag Cooking much time and
investigation.
A special space, with plenty of chairs, has been arranged in our Acorn
Stove department, on the fourth floor, where Mrs. Baker will demon
strate and lecture on "Way-kuk" Paper Bag Cookery, daily.
- Mrs. Baker will held a special class at 10
o'clock this morning on Leg of Mutton and
Stuffed Potatoes. Another at 2:30 in the .
afternoon on biscuits and broiled fish.
"Way-Kuk" Cooking Bags, 25c Pk.
We are the sole agents for "Way-kuk" Paper Cooking Bags in Port
land. They are on sale at the demonstration, 4th floor, and also at sta
tionery department, -first floor. Package of 12 assorted bags;OC
also one size to a package, according to size, 10, 12,' 18 and 204"'C
"Standard Paper Bag Cookery," by Emma P. Telford, household
editor of Delineater, 50.
Sole Portland
Agents for
Jo ha S. Browa Llnrna.
( oaxla'a Shoea
Munilot: L'aderwear. . . .
Willamette Sewloa;
chinea
Aeora Stovea a ad Han
Fnltoa at Whitney
Carta
r.Duif stickle? Orlir
t raftamaa Furniture.
latU
Six Pink Lady' Records
Six different "Pink Lady'
Columbia. Hear them today
. tion, fifth floor.
Genta From the Pink Lady
Victor No. ai.823, 12-ln. SI
Waltiri From the rink I.adr
Victor No. 3S.1P4. 12-in.,
double face, 81.25.
Seleetlona From Pink I.adT
and Beautiful I.ady Waits
Columbia .1307. 12-inch,
double disc. 81.25.
' records on the Victor and
in our newly-enlarged sec-
"By the Saskatchewan," from
Pink T.ady. Columbia. 10
inch, 76c
Mr Beautiful I.adr 1Valt
Columbia A loos, 10-inch,
double disc, 75.
Mr Beautiful I.ady tValts
Victor No. 60,040, 10-inch,
sunr by Lucy Marsh, 75c.
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