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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1914)
THE WORMXG .OREGOXIAN, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1914., Great Home Industry Exhibit Will Close at 6 6'Clock Tonight Visit " Here TodayBasement, Morrison-St Way Consult Our Expert Horticul turist, O. Berghuis-Krak, B. S., About Your Rose Bushes and Gardens. Office Hours, 3 to 6 Daily. Basement, Sixth-St. Building. Our Ih-y Cold Storage Plant Will Preserve Your Furs Perfectly During the Summer Months. Furs Received Fifth Floor, Sixth-St. Buildinjr. Victrolas, Grafonolas, Edison Disc Phonographs. All the New Records. In the-Temporary Annex, -Fifth Floor. Tree Rental Department Will Assist You in Locating Desirable Homes. , Office in the Temporary Annex, :. . - Tenth Floor. An "Indestructo" Trunk Is Insured Against Loss or Dam age for Five Years.. It's the Trunkfor YOU. Temporary Anrtex,. Fifth Floor. 'Willamette' ' Sewing Machines Sold on Club Plan of Easy' Payments. $2.00 Down, $1.00 Weekly. Sixth Floor, Sixth-Street Building. . Centennial Chocolates, Box, 80c. Delicious, and Something Entirely New. On Sale in the Candy Store, Basement. " oving! Last omen's Apparel in Present Location Today Will Be an Exceedingly Busy Day at Meier & Frank's With ( JjyyCrV Article RcdllCCCl 18 M iNew summer Excepting Only Groceries, "Silk-Maid" Hose, "Willamette" Sew ing Machines, "Invincible" and "Samson" Suits & Contract Goods 99 The First "Market Day AT THIS STORE WAS 57 YEARS AGO when the sturdy, tiirifty pioneers of Oregon Territory drove in to, Meier & Frank's first store at Front street, in 1857, and "tied up" their oxen and horses to the "hitching post" that was the welcoming "latch string-" to all. Whole families came from miles and miles .around and exchanged for needed apparel and merchandise the fruits of their efforts with Mother Karth land they tilled and cultivated with zealous effort. And here today this Breat store grown great, in part due to the confidence and continued patronage of those same sturdy farmers, : their sons and daughters sees that market idea brought "to a tho Public Market, and we wel- t fyC come the producers of Oregon and 2Bi Washington to make this their "town" store, as it always has been. BUSINESS MEN'S Luncheon35c 11 to 2:3ft Service. SATURlW'S MENU. Vegetable Soup or ClRin Broth. Choice of Creamed Razor Clams on Toast Veal Loaf, Creamed Potatoes Spaghetti, llallenne. Masbed or Steamed Potatoea Strlns Beans. Tapioca Cream ' or Vanilla Ioe Cream, jf Coffee. Iced Tea. v Milk. Seventh Floor Kestaaraat. Direct Elevator Service TODAY IN THE Candy Store YOU MAY PURCHASE 70c Melba Chocolates at, lb. -48 60c Buttermilk Chocolates at, the pound 43c 50c Society Chocolates, lb. ,;38t 60c Bitter-Sweet Chocolates, at. the pound 3Si 40c Assorted Buttercups at. the pound 2S 25c Peanut Brittle, lb 18t Candy Store Basement. BALLOTS v- For Rose Festival Queen Candidates May Be Secured With Purchase. Made Id Temporary Annex Only. . Important! Duplicate Sales Checks are re deemable within Two Days of date of Sales Checks only. Rose Festival Tour de Luxe bal lots will -be given with purchases in the Temporary Annex only ; as follows: 10 votes with every purchase of 25c or more. 20 votes with every purchase of 50c or more. 85 votes with every purchase of 75o or more. SO votes with every purchase of $1 or more. 100 votes with every purchase of t2 or more. 150 votes with every purchase of $3 or more. 200 votes with every purchase of 94 or more. 250 votes with every purchase of $5 or more. SO Additional Votes With Every Additional Dollar Purchase. Vote. Given With Purchases Made In Temporary Annex Only. ' So Vo Given In Talking; Machine Parlors. Baseball Goods Radically Reduced In the Sporting Goods Store, Temporary Annex $2.00 Fielders' and Catchers' Gloves, $1.39 Professional models, full size, well padded 'and covered with, deerskin, backs lined with fine leather. vj. $1.00 Catcher's Mitt reduced to 63t $1.50 Basemen's 'Mitts, 98c Made of selected deerskin, well-padded and shaped, leather lined backs and laced edging. . . ' - $1.00 Baseman's Mitt reduced to 59c ' $1.25 FIELDERS' GLOVES, 85c $1.00 FIELDERS' GLOVES, 69c These Gloves are" made of good quality leather and are leather lined. ' " Boys' 75c Fielder's Mitt, 43c , " All-Leather Mitt, exceedingly well padded. Boys' Baseball, regularly 25c, reduced to 15 Boys' Baseball Bats, regularly 35c, reduced to, 23 Boys' Baseball Bats, regularly 10c, reduced to 5J Drug Sundries & Toilet Goods Reduced for Saturday 1 ..0 Oriental Cream TOe Hind. Alone" and Almond I ream 2 "rc Jrrxrn'N Rpnsoln and A K- nioml Cream MM l-'.lcavit Cream ur.c ooilhttry'M Facial Cre'm. r.h lr. Ilerry'f Freckle Cre'm. TTm Milkweed Far Creatn.... .UK- l.nHlnche Knee Powder... T.lH Foxtoni Face Powder ro .lava Hire Face Powder. .. re .Irrsfn'ii Kose or Violet Tallinn. n pound 'jr stuibl' V lolet or Carna tion Talruin U.c Babcock's C'orfluiMls Tal rnm uric Antolln Idruiiorant) Pow drr S9c .28 1S" :j9c lttc 2Sr 27c 1UC 19c 15c lOc ISc 25c M u m deodorant) Paste. two for 25 KOe Or. Grim' Tooth P'wd'r..21i -Tkt Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder. two for 25 toe California Medicated Nona ot? -" Supertar shampoo Soap....lO 1 ."c II o u rjoia French Almond Soap J t Slieffler'a Colorlne 59( 1 Herpielde 59 5c nanderlne Sp l VVyctta'n ik Jfc Sulphur...t9e -"- Mentholatum. . lot? l Sroif. Kmulalon SBC l Karnaparilla. . 49C JHt? l anlbroi , ',29c -."Ve Sal llepattcM ISc lilt Parkan Moth Balls 1 ll. 5c first l-'loor, Mlta-SL BldK. SATURDAY' S OPTICAL SPECIAL $4.00 Gold-Filled Eye Glasses, $2.00 Finger Piece Gold-filled Eye Glasses, with lenses perfectly fitted to the eyes. Just HALF PRICE for Saturday. Meier & KrankW First Floor Slxth-St. Bids. Stores Annex 2 Exclusive Men's Now in Temporary . Men's Furnishings, First Floor Men's & Boys' Clothing, Second Floor ENTRANCE FIFTH AND ALDER STREETS Here Is News of Advantage to Men! Silk Shirts, Only $3.65 A new shipment of these popular Silk Shirts ' has , just arrived. An immense assortment of new Spring colors and patterns. Perfectly made Shirts, in all the popular styles.' Fiber Silk Sox for MenSc Splendid quality for Summer wear. Come in all the desirable colors. . Give the ultimate of "service. Men's Summer Underwear Is Again Underpriced Today! ''Gotham" $1.00 Athletic Style Shirts and Drawers, each . . -' " "Gotham' $2.00 Athletic Style Union Suits, the suit .$1.29 "Wright's" Summer-Weight Balbriggan Union Suits, at $1.39 . $1.00 Egyptian Cotton Elastic Ribbed Union Suits, the suit, 79 Men's $2.00 "Airyknit" Ventilated Mesh Union Suits $1.69 v f .75c French Balbriggan Summer-Weight Shirts and Drawers, 59 Men's 75c Porosmesh Union Suits, white and ecru 49 Cooper's $1.50 Mercerized Lisle Shirts and Drawers, each, $1.09 Cooper's $3.00 Union Suits, broken lines and sizes, suit. . .$2.15 - ' Cooper's $2.00 Union Suits, broken lines and sizes, suit. . .$1.35 . ALL "GOTHAM" ATHLETIC, UNDERWEAR FOR; MEN REDUCED ALL "MUNSING" UNION SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS REDUCED Genuine South American . Panama Hats, $4.65 Worth $6.00 to $7.E0 - There's no Hat more popular with men than-' a Panama, and here they are at a startlingly low price $4.65! They are Hats that you'd -ordinarily ' pay from $G.OO to $7.50 for. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STYLES Including high or low crowns, wide or narrow trims, and in fedora or telescope shape. The sizes range from 64 to" "tz, so that women, too, may take advantage of this wonderfully low price $4.65. , - . New Style Straw Hats for Men at 98c There are fancy Sennitts,' Split and Soft Split Sailors and new English blocks for selection at this low price. High, medium and low crowns, narrow, medium and wide brims, and styles suitable for young or middle-aged men, on sale at. 9S. Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, 45c A most comprehensive and pleasing"assortmcnt, including all the new and desirable Spring styles and colors. Worth far more, but marked for Removal Sale at only 45. ... Meier A Fiaofc'a Temporary Annex. First Kloor. Today Boys' All-Wool Suits $4.85 . With Two Pairs of Knickers - For Extra Service X Sizes 6 to 17 Tears In the Temporary Annex," Second Floor Wc'wish.fo call'the special attention of parents to this phe nomenal offer. Tlere are Suits, unusually well tailored and fin ished, fashioned of fancy gray and tan mixed all-wool .cheviots, that will "give the ultimate of service.' Two pairs of fully lined knickers assure almost double service. ' For school and ail-around wear these Suits are unexcelled, the sturdiness of the. materials, the splendid tailoring and finishing and the 'extra cnickers all tend ' ing toward the principal requisite in boys' wear SERVICE. So bring in the boys from 6 to 17 years of age Saturday and let us fit them to one or more of these,- ""' .-. Serviceable, All -"Woor Knickerbocker Snits at $4.85 All Boys' Suits Reduced (Excepting "Samson? Make) All Hats and Caps for Boys at Reduced Prices , Hoys' Section. Temporary Annex. Second Floor. Kayser Italian Brocaded Silk Underwear at Reduced Prices Famous Kayser Union Suits and Separate Garments for women deeply underpriced. $7.00 Kayser Brocaded. Union Suits, pink and white, suit S3.95 $4.00 Kayser Silk Vests, in pink and white, each. r. .2.25 $4.00 Kayser Silk Knickers, pink and white, pair S2.25 $5.00 Kayser Cubist Embroidered Union Suits, the suit. -S2.65- Meier A Frank' First Floor. Main Bide- j The- Qjjalit Store of Portland R FifU. -SLcths, "Morrisoiy Alder St a. B Jefferson High ; School QUARTETTE Saturday 2 to 5 P. M. at the v ' HOME INDUSTRY EXHIBIT Basement For Your Information! - ' j , Read This Directory of Departments in Temporary Annex Across Fifth Street FIRST FLOOR Athletic Goods Baseball Goods Bathlnj? Suits. Men's, Boys" Bicycles! Boys' Indian, Cowboy and Policemen's Suits Cameras . Films v . Fishing- Tackle Golf Goods i Kodaks . - Men's Furnishings Men's Hats 'Sportinsr Goods Sweaters Men's and Boy Tennis Goods Underwear, Men's, Boys'. SECOND PLOOI Caps. Boys' Clothing, Men's and Boys' Hats, Boys' Overalls. Men's and Boys THIRD FLOOR Baskets Clothes, Market Bathroom Supplies Brushes Electric Irons, Lamps Knameled Kitchenwars Garden Tools Gas Appliances. Mantles, Ktc. Hollow ware. Cast Hoso , Housefurnlslilngs Kitchen Utensils Lamps Lawn Mowers Paints Screen Wire Screen Doors. Windows Tinware Varnishes , Wire Goods FOURTH FLOOR Brassware Candle Shades China ware Crockery Cut Glass Dinnerware - - Glassware Jardinieres Silverware Stoneware FIFTH FLOOI Bass, Traveling Gas Stoves Ice Boxes Phonographs Records, Talking Machine Refrigerators Stoves Stovis Boards .Suitcases Talking Machines Telescopes, Canvas Trunks SIXTH FLOOR ' Balloons, Toy . Doll Buggies Dolls Favors for Parties v Flags Games Kindergarten Goods Kites . Lanterns Masks Mechanical Toys v Pennants Pillow Tops. Leather. Felt Pool and Billiard Tables for liome Use Toys TrtcyclBs y Wheel Goods. Rocking Horses, Wagons SEVENTH FLOOR Carpets Carpet Sweepers Grass Ruga Hassocks Linoleum Oriental Rugs Ruga , Vacuum Cleaners EIGHTH FLOOR Baby Carriages Baskets (Fancy) Chairs (High and Nursery) Croquet Sets Go-Carts Hammocks Pictures and Framing Playground Apparatus ' Porch Swings Tents NINTH FLOOR Blankets Comforters Curtains Decorating (Interior) Draperies Oilcloth (Table) Pillows Shades Sllkollne Upholstering 'vVallpaper TENTH FLOOR Beds Furniture Mattresses Porch Furniture Rental Bureau , Men Are Rapidly Picking New Summer Suits at Sale Prices in Temporary Annex Our entire; stock of Men's Suits "Invincible" Suits alone ex cepted deeply underpriced in the Temporary Annex. Men! Profit by this opportunity to choose your new Summer Suit while these underpricings are in effect. Included are gar ments by the most reliable tailors for men Adler-Rochester, Hickey-Freeman, A. B. Kirschbaum, "Washington Company, Rogers-Peet and other celebrated makers, whose names are withheld from publication by request during this sale. The number and style-range of these splendid Suits are un limited, and' all sizes are represented thin, stout, regular and long. All our Men's Clothing, except "Invincible" Suits, is deeply underpriced for this sale an underselling event unusually worth while. There 'sreal worth in these Suits and wonderful economy. All Men's Suits Except "Invincible" Underpriced Meier & Frank's Men's Store Temporary Annex, Second Floor. $4 and $4.50 Palmer Hammocks $2.95 Saturday Only Temporary Annex, Eighth Floor Well-woven Palmer Hammocks, in a variety of effects. Tor one day only Saturday these regular $4.00 and $4.00 Hammocks will be on sale at 52. Oo. Full assortment of V Hammocks and Couch Hammocks. Porch Swings, of oak, reed and old hickory. Lawn' Swings and Lawn Furniture and Tents. ALL AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES TOR REMOVAL SALE Meier Frank' Temporary Annex FlKhth Floor 50 Ft Guaranteed Garden Hose $4.49 REGULAR PRICE $5.75 Temporary Annex Third ' Floor Saturday Only Either white or black V-inch, five-ply Rubber Garden Hose. Each piece 50 feet, fully guaranteed. Complete with coirj5lin,gs and spray nozzle. . Just for one day Saturday the price will be reduced from $5.75 to $4.49. . Meter Frank's Temporary Annex. Third Floor. Select Your Sunday Groceries Today AT REDUCED PRICES SOLID PACK TOMATOES Latest pack. Fully ripened Tomatoes, -f f in No. 24 cans. Usually 12c Special the can ivIC Victor Butter Very natisfactory brand. Roll 5tiC Sna-ar-Cured Hi Freshly trimmed and smoked. Pound ISMsc? J'lne Bacon Streaked wit'.i lean. In half strips. Found 22VcC Pure L.ard No. 10 pail, 81.35; No. 6 pall 9 Cross A: Blacfcwrll'a Orana-e Marmalade Jar .l5c Royal Banquet Butter Finest jnade. Koll 57r Dried Beef "Jersey" brand. No. h jar Victor Coffee Satisfactory blend. Pound 2i! Boiled Ham Best brands. Sliced to order. Pound ." Pork Saosateea Fresh daily. Pound... 1 Frankfurter Correctlv seasoned. Pound ITV-iC Oreson Cheese (uh "Tillamook" make. Pound 20c Mired Pineapple No. 1H 'cans, dozen. SI. 75: can 15f Orated Pineapple Makes delicious desserts. No. 2 can 12V-P -Victor-' apba Soap Ten bars Meier Si Frank's Pure Food Grocery, Baaement. 4 n ;iiMiiiirHiiiiiTvKii i aaaVifniari''"ai