Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 21, 1912, Page 18, Image 18

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    TOE 3I0RXIXG OltEGONIAN. TUESDAY, MAT 21, 1912.
Oar Zth-Floor Restaurant Is An Ideal Luncheon Place Lola
Ridgeway, Soprano, & Jeffrey's Orchestra, Special Attractions
Ajax Hosiery in Summer Weights and Shades For Men, Wo-
men, Children Six Pairs Guaranteed 6 Months, $1.50, $2, $3
THE MEIER & FRANK STORE, 5th, 6th, Morrison & Alder Sts.
WEATHER REPORT:
SHOWERS TODAY. THE MEIER & FRANK STORE, ESTABLISHED 1857.
IS
Anniversary Sale of Neckwear!
ASIDE from the scores of phenomenal offerings from our own regular stock, two great
special purchases culminate in making this the most all-embracing and important
Neckwear event of the season. '
All the daintiest, new conceits so necessary to the. completion of the Summer's apparel are included in
this Anniversary Sale of Neckwear, which begins today!
HandCrochetNeckwear.Less
Hundreds of pieces of this lovely Hand-Crochet
Xeckwear found delighted owners yesterday. Large
Collars, Collars and Cuffs, Dntch Yokes and dainty
Crochet Medallions and Motifs for waists and in-
THE race is not j et half over dozens c
day and you need not be surprised if
of contestants are entering each
some of them are among: the win
ners: It all depends upon the interest and enthusiasm vou Dut into it bv interestins everv
person you know buys at Meier & Frank's. Tell them to save the sales checks with every
cash or credit purchase, redeeming for ballots and voting them in your favor.
Thirteen scholarships in the greatest colleges and schools of America will be awarded in
this $4000 contest. The judges are Pres. P. L. Campbell, Oregon University; Pres. W. J.
Kerr, of Oregon Agricultural College; Prof. Frank Rigler, Supt. Portland City Schools;
Prof. T. T. Davis, Lincoln High; G. F. Johnson, Manager Sherman Clay & Co.
40 Highest Contestants to 3 P. M. Monday.
THE VOTES FOR H OMES.
Mi Crouler. 10!S Vaughn. .1MM7S
Bt 1 Gentry. ltl 16th ore. 70S 175
Complete List Posted at Booth
Tlrn Serai. Allan Prep UeSW
Geort-la Ploectra. act Fort.. 4?ftlM
Com Haley. St. Mary'a Acad. 377750
Ethel O'Brien. St. Marra Ac S63'00
Edna Metcalf. Reed rollers. 303100
Hattle fmnckler. :15 E. ilh. S.S3.WO
Edith Hon. 4 White 8:t:t!75
Helen Clark. Granta Pane. Or. SS1A75
Kva Johnaon. Ill E. Aah 2S2.f2S
Marr C. Davlee, Waah. Hlrh. 1B7H.1S
Et M. Vora, Wton P'no ScflL 1837X0
Settle Irew. 1ST E. SSth.... 1S1SJS
Florian Linklater. Reed Col.. 10 1 WO
Alice Johnaon. Arleta. ....... . loflloO
Loulee Boyer. Waah. II. Alum. 163700
Maude Loser. 40 JE. Sanmer, 1A2O50
Edna Venator. St. Mary's Ac. 136S25
Lillian E. Petenon 120873
VOTES FOK MEX.
Joe Hallock. 0 X. JOth :11X575
Fred Fntach. MS Id at 801711
E. Schweitzer. B. W. Bui. CoL 8?o
Clifford Thomas. Col. Unlv... 067783
Fred J. Barber, Waah. High.. 64200
L. T. O'Brien, V. of 0 534 10O
Lowell Bradford. Waah. Hi-h 514725
Harry Parsons, toi Elec. Bid. 4SO025
Raymond Fryer. Waah. High. 376980
M. VoLasn. St. Lawrence AcadS57S75
Harry Clew. B. W. Bus. Cot 3&S37S
C. Bleer. Archer-Wlgglna Co. S&.H013
Archie McCauley. Waah. High .-SOK7J
Harry Forarty, 34th & Irving 321125
Harold Aitkin. Port. Acad... 2SIR25
Harold Bergen. 575 E. Salmon 231975
Paul Adams. Waah. High 17047.1
Geo. Maxwell. Jeff. High... 155400
Harold Malaen. Jeff. High... 148725
Ezra Meara. Chr. Bros. Bua.C. 142060
MEN
IN a few days we shall
herald news probably
of gTeater interest to men
than any we ever published !
. Don't know the exact date
ourselves, as yet. It will pay
men to watch the Meier &
Frank back page every day
now.
All Fine Neckwear 20 Off
An offer-ins- of interest to every woman. Real
hand-embroidered, real cluny and real Irish Crochet
Neckwear at 2i) per cent off. Collars. Coat Sets,
Jabots. Fichus, Side Pleats, Round and Square
Dutch Collars, etc. Priced regularly
from $1 to !f.V. Today at ex
TO 75c NECKW'E 25c.
Dainty Plauen Lace Col-
20 Off
f ants' wear. At 1-3 to 1-2 less worth. Sale prices are
10c, 35c, 47c, 79c, 98c, $1.19, $1.98, $3.67, $6.98, $7.98
TO $2 NECKWEAR, 98c
Haml-embroidered Jabots
with Iri.h crochet and cluny
lares. Also dainty side ef
fpfts, shadow lace tJuimpa,,
with and without r.Ieve.
soft linen sailor collars and
ilk and satin rors. Q O
Krff. hi . at OC
25c NECKWEAR. 10c
Kniui.l embroidered soft
Dutch Collars, Jabots and
Velvet Rims. Priced rrcu
larly at "Jc. Anni- "l fg
vcrsarv Sale today XV
lars and lace lawn; square
Dutch Collars. Embroid.
square Dutch Collars. Emb.
collar and cuff sets; also
oat collars; il"c toOC
75c grades; special aCJV
TO ?1.75 NECKW'R. 79c
Lovely band-embroidered
Jabots trimmed with cluny
hu-e. Also Plauen lae Col
lars and daiotv side effects.
$1 to $1.75 frradrs
today, special on!
79c
TO 85c NECKW'R 43c.
Handsomely embroidered
Trouville Collars, cmbroi'd
standing Collars and striped
end Windsor Ties. Also
prettily embroide'd Jabots.
Three for $1.25. A2n
Each, special, only"''
25c NECKWEAR, 12c
Various -styles of laun
ered standing: collars, also
Byron and Buster collars in
pretty embroidered pat
terns, for the Anni- 1
very Sale, special at AaaiC
LACE GUIMPS 50c
So pretty and convenient
for Summer wear, these
dainty shadow lace yoke
Ouimps. Lower part of fine
lawn. Finished with elastic
to keep therain place.
Plauen lace Collars also in
cluded in the lot. Cfj
Speeial at only, ea. JC
TO 35c NECKWEAR, 16c
Pretty embroidered By
rou Collars and embroider
ed Dutch collars aiid col
ored stocks. Dainty 25c and
35c styles for Anni- 1 ?
rersarv Sale todav. X JV
May "Baby Week" Begins Today!
An Array of Splendid Saving's From
Portland's Best Infants' Wear Store
MOTHERS need hardly be told the importance
of this news for years now, "Baby "Week"
has been the monthly feature of our wonderfully complete
department for little tots.
The May "Baby Week" opens today with savings more
unusual than ever. Don't miss reading an item.
itnoi
Infa'ts' Hand-Made Dresses
One-Foarth Less
For May "Baby "Week," a re
duction of on all Infants'
Hand-Made Dresses and Slips,
from $1.75 to $10. Finest of ma
terial nainsook and batiste
with dainty embroidered yokes;
skirts lace-trimmed or finished.
with hem. Save
thi; week exactly
I 4 1
Sri
k J
The Willamette Rotary
- n Is Fast Revolationiiing the
rrT)Tf TJ Sewing Machine Basiness
'yTUu won t wonder wny
ji when 3-ou once sit
don and ew a few stitches on our
new 1912 Kotary Machine. You'll
reeopnize how much faster and eas
ier it runs with the same exertion
how the noi is minimized.
The Rotary Automatic Tension,
shown in illustration, aitju-ts itself
instantaneously, without changing,
to any size thread. It will sew
through 'S2 thicknesses of cloth as
easilv as the finest chiffon. Youll
find this feature on no other ma
chine but the Willamette Rotary.
The Rotarv Bobbin eliminates all
V.'-C.r 1 'jt-'"i YV-A 'rfl lost motion and vibrations posi-
r jrj-y.v; .' ..".n lively will not clog.
Birya Rotary on Our ClubPlan
$2 at Purchase and $1 a Week
No interest or extra charge. The Willamette Rotary in Colonial
style woodwork, for $;C30. Mission "tyle, SfS.OO. Desk cabinet
Ki-tary splendid for apartments and limited space $40. Come in
tixi.iy and It-t our woman dewing Machine Expert point out all the
features of our wonderful Rotary models.
rru4 llMr-!irw BalldlaK.
Infants' $12 to $50 Hand-Made Dresses finest
Persian lawn, nainsook and handkerchief linen.
Yokes beantifully embroidered, neck and cuffs
trimmed with real VaL lace. Skirts trimmed with
eal Val. or with hemstitched hem. Special,
ONE-THIRD OFF.
Infants' 85c Comb and Brush Sets White cel
luloid, with hand-decorated design in pink or
blue, 631
Infants' $2 Flannel Gertrude Skirts prettily
trimmed with band feather-stitching, S?1.40.
Infants' Hand-Made SKirts
One-Fourth Less
This includes our entire line
of exquisite Hand-Made Skirts
from $1.50 to $10, made of nain
sook, tatiste and . lawn, plain
hemstitched, scalloped or with
lace-edged ruffles. During this
May "Baby Week" y. c
are 6ellinfr at just wCSS
Infants' Crochet Savqnes several very pret
ty styles, white, with pink or blue combinations,
at 83
Infant's S3 Pique Boggy Rone a embroidered
and scalloped, $1.98
Infants' S5 Flannel Skirts best grade of flan
nel, hand-scalloped, $3.29
Infants' $1.35 to $16 Pillow Slips of fine
hand-embroidered lawns batistes and linen, ONE
FOURTH OFF.
Second Floor rw Building:.
'ALess
A Little Chat
With You!
Want an Outing Hat? Then
see the clever new styles of the
popular white crash toweling
fabric. They're mighty fetching,
perched Jauntily on Milady's fair
head. Plain stitched and fin
ished with crown band. Priced
at only J2.60.
By all means learn .tho new
fad of Paper-Rope Making. This,
and the making of flowers, paper
favors, baskets, novelties taught
by the pleasant young woman
who's here straight from the
Dennison Paper Company, New
York. In Stationery Section,
first floor.
An -exclusive New York house
has sent the prettiest of Hair
Bands and Ornaments. Beautiful
creations of gold and silver
crystals of gold braids. Priced
from SOc to $10. And the charm
ing Juliet Caps of pearls that
are worn over the hair to the
forehead in true Grecian style.
These at 15.
What's more invigorating than
to sleep out of doors? And you
may do so with the highest de
gree of comfort if you choose
fron among the new Outdoor
Sleeping Couches they're show
ing on the fifth floor. Complete
with screen cover $13.50 to $20.
Minstrel Cloth a stunning new
woolen fabric, shown in the first
floor section. Of rough, though
firm weave and it's sheer or
transparent. Over a color it's
fascinating. In cream and white.
6$ Inches wide, and only $1.79
a yard.
Our Monthly Stationery Sale
THE nearness of June wedings, graduations and vacation time makes this big
Monthly Sale of Stationery, with its scores of extraordinary offerings, of
even (rreater import than usual.
Note the splendid savings on Wedding Invitations and Engraved Sta
tionery. With every purchase of 25c and over in this sale a mailable
souvenir of Portland, with 14 views in metallic globe of the world, FREE!
ENGRAVING SPECIALS.
100 Wedding Announcements, 8
lines, engraved in plain script; reg
nlar $10 at $7.98. Ten lines, regu
larly $15, at $10.50
100 At Home or Reception Cards, 4
- lines. Regularly $6.50, at $4.98
100 Cards from yonr plate, 60.
100 Cards and plate, plain script,
$1.40.
100 Cards and. plate, Old English,
$2.20.
100 Cards and plate, shaded Old
English or French script, $2.90
DENNISON PAPER GOODS.
We have continued the great dem
onstration of Dennison Paper goods
during the May stationery sale. Free
lessons on making of paper flowers,
rope, table decorations, daily at the
booth, and in 5th-street window.
26c Dennison Lunch Sets paper
tablecloth, napkins, doilie, plates,
special at 21.
5c Fancy Napkins, dozen at 4
6c Waxed Paper, roll 4
10c Crepe Paper, for rope-making,
at HC
15c White Paper Napkins, 100, 11
Paper Flower Outfits 25c at 21S
75c at 69S $1 at 89
81.50 Fancy Ice Cases and Baskets,
$1.28
Paper Ice Cream Dishes, dozen, 6
STATIONERY SPECIALS
60c Initial Stationery broken lines,
19
Crane's Monsseline de Paris Pound
Paper, 35c Paper at 21 ; 10c en
velopes to match, pkg., TV
5-Inch Commercial Envelopes, box
of 250, 21
35c Box Letter Files, 21
25c Paper Plates, all sizes, pg. 21
35c Crane's High Linen Stationery,
box 21
PLAYING CARDS
SOc Congress Bridge and gilt edge
Oregon Souvenir Playing Cards
38 .
15c Bridge and "500" Pads 7
I ii '"r-rni -ti i
Smart, New Mannish Waists
WIIEN she golfs or goes a-shopping- when she goes to
school or college, or when she's at business the wom
an or girl. will find comfort in these smart, mannish waists.
Then, too, they're popular for their chic, trim appearance, combining
smartness and practicability. Scores of chic styles in all fabrics, from the
light-weight Summer woolens, fine cottons to handsome silks.
At $1.50 to $2 neat mannish Waists
of plain and striped madras and soi
settes. Also of white linene and linen
with laundered collars and cuffs.
At $2.25 to $3 plain linen mannish
Shirts and Shirt . Waists. Also models
of Madras.
At $3.50 to $10 beautiful Waists of
linen, finished with tailored pleats and
tucks. Many hand embroidered styles.
At $2.50 to $5 chic styles of fine
A "White Mountain" Will Mean
Perfect Refrigeration This Summer!
TO the manufacturers of "White Mountain
Refrigerators, probably above all others
i due the credit for the wonderful advancement made in re
J'risreration the past hnlf century. Inventive and construct
ive ingenuity h ectablished the standard known as "White
Mountain" quality.
Insulation is one of the vital elements of economic refrig
eration. The production of cold dry air by tae unrivaled
'White Mountain'' ice compartment would be. a waste of
energy without absolutely air-tight walls to keep this cold,
pure, refricerating air within the chambers. The strong cur
rents of this purified and chilled dry air sweep constantly
down between the separate bars of the steel grate, circulating
into every nook and comer of the provision storage.
"White Mountain" Refrigerators
Are Sold Here Only, in Portland
White Mountain Ice Boxes and White Lined Refriger
ators A Uautilnl white enamel, mirror-like surface is
i.ltiiiirJ by the While Mountain Baking process lining is
biikcl and rebuked by trviurndou heat. While Mountain
rr Hoc. 1 and '13..'). White enamel-lined Refrig-rrai..r-f..ur
irvV2SM. $17. 18.
White Mountain Real Stone-Lined Refrigerators. The
onlv KcfriLtTaturo lun-d with genuine white stone.
The rhaiuUr of a White Mountain stone-white" Re
fnprrator is of cold, unyielding, quarried stone, trimmed
to a fraction. Air-tiht. water-tight and rxp!enrlent in
a cl.'r. deco. shining while. Price. $27.50, $32.50,
$35. $15. $50. S52.50.. Other stlrt (not stone-lined),
518.50. 921 and S24.
Lard $1.35
Large pails of pure kettle-rendered,
Eastern Lard, extra spe- I "1 OC
cial for today's selling V
Ripe Olives, special, 3 cans for 25
Jap. style Rice, 5 pounds only 25
Split Peas, four pounds only 25
Butternut Butter, two pounds, 57
Minced Clams, two cans for only 23
Sliced Pineapple, two cans for 35
Quart bottle Grape Juice only 35
25c Kippered Herring, the can 15
A. L. Oysters, small sizes, 3 for
2S. Large cans, 19
Post Toasties, 3 packages only 25
Baked Beans, three cans at only 25
Eastern Bacon, the pound at 17
2X Coffee, the pound special, 27
Eastern Corn, dozen cans only OO
Sliced Beef, 15c cans, 3 for 25
10c Ivory Soap, four bars, only 30
10c Sapolio, four bars at only 30
Large package Rolled Oats, at 20
30c cans Asparagus, special for 22
madras, plain and fancy striped and
plain soisettes.
At $4 to $6.50 cool, attractive mod
els of washable Jap silks; plain and
in pretty colored stripes.
. At $5 to $7.50 stunning Waists of
plain and striped habitau silks; the
ideal wash silks.
At $2.25 to $2.75 Clever models for
yachting and outing, of light-weight
Summer wool, in all colored stripes.
Second Floor Main Duildlns.
250 Dozen Men's New $ 1 Shirts, 68c
TWO HUNDRED dozen new, per
fect, well-made Shirts in a phenom
enal purchase from one of the biggest Troy, N.
Y., manufacturers. "We've also added 50 dozen
samples from two other well-known makes.
Negligee and Golf styles with plain
or pleated fronts. Hundreds of
patterns, principally light colors.
Percales and madrases in dots, stripes, self
woven patterns, corded madrases, plain white
madrases, blue chanibrays. Every size, 14 to
18, and all sleeve lengths.
68c
Full-cut, well-made Shirts that no man can have too
many of for Summer wear. We bleieve you never bought
better grades regularly for $1.00. A crowd-bringing An
niversary Sale feature at special price of 3 for $2, each 68c.
- -Jnt Innlde MorrtMOn-St.
68c
OLK PORTLAND
A4.K.T9 FOH
Jokn S. Brown Llaema.
main's Kaon.
V.aalu l'aerwoor.
Mill iwltt Sewlns
MarnlnM.
A corn M.ra and
Miasm
Fvlton A Waltaoy
bo-Carta.
Oatoramaar Mil-
Taaaloa Dll Saa-
etalltra.
Phones Pacific Marshall 4600; Home, A
SOLE PORTLA.VD
AGENTS FOR
Perrla'a Glovca.
Ajax Uiirtlttll
Hoalerr.
Gotham Salrta and
i'aderwear.
Madame Iren Car
seta. Rppa Petticoats.
SamneelK Clothes for
Bora.
G v s t a Stickler
Oris I a al Craftaataa
r'oraltore.
6101. Only Portland Store With Complete Mall Order Service and Catalogue. 88 inches, special
35c Bath Towels, Now at 25c
SPECIAL today on these large, full-
bleached, soonerv Bath Towels, which
you are accustomed to pay 35c for ! Full cy
24x44-inch size, red border; special at, each iOC
12V2c Linen Crash Towel
ingextra heavy, 17 inches
wide, in natural color, with
red, blue or white border.
Special for Tuesday's -f
s-cllinjr, the yard only 1""
All-Linen Table Cloths
snow-white bleached, in sev
eral pretty patterns. $2.n0
Cloths, 70x70 inches, $1.98;
$3.00 Cloths, 70x ffO AQ
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