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THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1915.
New arrivals in Max M.Schwartz' Celebrated New
York Tailored Suits and Coats for Women here
exclusively Fourth Floor, Fifth-Street Building.
Bring Your Labor Day Films here for Expert De
veloping and Printing Guaranteed work, quick
service, low prices First Floor, Fifth-Street Bldg.
Tne QuALrrr Stoc or Portland
Men's Store Still in Temporary
Annex, Fifth and Alder Streets
$25or$50-
That Is the Question
We're now selling Meier
& Frank clothes to a promi
nent man around town, who
formerly thought he had to
pay $50 or so for a custom
tailored suit.
He was delighted with the
fit, the style, the tailoring
and fabric of our $25 suits.
Lots of men think like he
did -that good clothes only
come by paying big prices.
If you have been of this
opinion, you should spend a
few minutes today in look
ing over the immense range
of new Fall Clothes now
ready.
Splendid Suits as low as
$15 probably the biggest
choice in town at $20, $25,
$30, $35.
Wonderful New Patterns in
"Invincible" Suits
$16.50
Just what the name implies! Nearly every
big manufacturing tailor has competed to see
how much they could offer us in clothes to com
prise our "Invincible" line ! It means at least a
five-dollar gold piece saved for you. '
Second Floor, Temporary Annex, Fifth and Alder,'
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1-85 -WQt
Tyrex' Glassware for Baking
Mrs. Rorer uses "Pyrex'exclusively
NO ADDITION to the kitchen for years has
sprung into immediate popularity and use as
"Pyrex!" Clean, sanitary and durable, particular housewives all
over the country are using "Pyrex." If you saw Mrs. Rorer's
demonstrations last week youH understand why. Here are a few
of the utensils that ought to be. in your kitchen: .
2-quart "Pyrex" Covered Casserole..... .$1.85
1-quart "Pyrex" Covered Casserole $1 25
8'2x4-inch "Pyrex" Bread Dish 85 f
8 -inch "Pyrex" Pie Plates ... 75?
8-inch "Pyrex" Pie Plates..... 70
7-inch "Pyrex" Shirred Egg Dish . ; ; ; . 7O0
6x8-inch "Pyrex" au gratin dish. . . 75
4x6-inch -"Pyrex" Oval Baker: 40
34-inch "Pyrex" Custard- Dishes. . .20
Temporary Annex, Fnrth Floor
Exclusive Portland Agents
roTc
iws Q.uAin-r Stoe of Portland
PLAYGROUNDS ARE CLOSED
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ppeiiing of Schools Ends Suecoful
Outdoor Season.
VVith the opening of the ecbool term
tVrtlund's playgrounds and swimming
tanks were closed yesterday until next
Spring:. Playground attendants were
til laid off and the season was brought
to a close by the removal of part of
the equipment. Some of the equipment
was left intact and will be used by the
children until the rains set in.
The past season has been by far the
biggest in point of attendance of any
year in history. While official figures
f attendance have not been completed.
It is said the attendance was fully 50
per cent greater both at the play
p rounds and at the swimming tanks
than a year ago.
YEAR'S VISIT HOME ENDS
Oscar Bran Returns Prom Norway
and Will Go Fishing.
Oscar Brun. ex-chlef . draftsman, in
the engineering: department of the
O -W. R. & N. Company, returned yes
terday after a year's absence at hi eld
borne in Norway.
"I escaped the mine sonea and
submarines successfully," says Mr.
Brun, "and now I im satisfied to re
main in America.
. "Ooing; home after an absence of
more than 30 years, as I did. isn't all
a pleasure, either. There I. was. among
my brothers an, sister and others of
my kin, yet I seemed like a stranger.
1 guess I have become too much of an
American ever to be satisfied in my old
home again."
Mr. Brun had been with the O.-XV.
R. & N. Company and its predecessor for
more than 25 years when he retired on
pension a year or so ago. He proposes
now to take life easy, and. in accord
ance with that notion, is planning a
fishing trip up the Deschutes.
2 INDICTED JfTAUTO THEFT
Man and Woman Now Are Held In
Jail for Old Offense.
Indictments charging Claude Smith
and Mrs. Belle Makin with stealing the
automobile of R. P. Read on August 7.
191. were returned by the grand jury
yesterday. They are held in the County
Jail on a char&re of larceny.
The automobile - was recovered on
August .7. 915, just a year after it was
stolen. It had been left with a farmer
at Garibaldi. Or, by a man giving the
name of J. B. Squires. The farmer
later identified Smith as the man who
left the machine.
Now That the Last Summer Holiday Is Past
Autumn. Days Are Here in Earnest!
Girls' Ratine
Skirts, $1.95.
There's an important sale of
Skirts for the school girl, on' the
Second Floor. Kilted Skirts of
heavy ratine in Scotch plaids.
Washable. Just the thing to
wear with middy blouses. These
have been selling for $2.75, but
the remaining few separate
skirts are priced at $1.95.
-Second Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
Q
Gate Top Silver
Bags, at $5.00.
Hand some Ger
man Silver Purses
with collapsible top,
holding vanity box.
Model exactly as
sketched. Of heavy
mesh with wristlet.
Priced at Sj5. .
Other German Silver Purses
in fish scale and mesh patterns
from $1 to $18.
. New Sterling Silver Purses in
fine mesh, bags and novelty
frames at prices from JjSlO to
.$!(.
Flrat Floor, Slxth-St. Bide.
From Austria
Gay Baskets
Filled with fruit
and flowers, made of
iron ' enameled and
colored,' to ' support
your row of favorite
books. From " little
baskets for ' $3 to
the large' ones at $($
r rom the same
place, amber or gray pussy cats,
made in the same way, to faith
fully guard your .door and hold
it open. Priced at $3. .
Second Floor, Flfth-St. Bide.
New Fall
Suitings y
French twills in invisib le
checks, olive and black or blue
and green, subdued and smart
for plain tailored suits. 50
inches wide, at $1.50 the yard.
All-wool tweeds in heather
mixture, black and white checks
or Scotch plaids, invisible stripes
and tailor checks, dark colorings,
50 inches wide, at $1.25 yard.
In Silks there are tinsel em
broidered crepes, filmy and love
ly for evening wear, in all deli
cate tints, the yard, $5.
Second Floor, Flfth-St. Bldg.
G unmet al
School Shoes
Sturdy Shoes for misses.
Made of gunmetal calf with oak
tanned soles, with cloth or kid
buttoned tops, low broad or
spring heels on "footform" last,
sizes to 11 at $2.25 and
sizes 11 to 2 at $2.75.
School Shoes for boys who
romp and play. The "Meier &
Frank Special." Of selected calf
skins, with extra heavy soles.
Guaranteed for wearing quali
ties. In button or lace, sizes 9
to 13 at $2.75 and sizes 1
to 5 at $3.00.
Third Floor, Flfth-St. Bids.
Turkish Towels
25c nstead of 35c
If we hadn't bought 100 dozen
we could not sell them at this
price! Extra heavy quality, the
initialed kind that you always
pay 35c for. Special at 250.
Second Floor, Flfth-St. Bids.
Wednesday Is
, Notion Day
2Se for the 50c
Kleinert's Shields
OTANDARD Kleinert "Justrite"
stipon Shield requires no
pins. . Sizes 3, 4, 5. Regularly 50c.
Special at, pair, 25
15c Nainsook Shields, Nos. 2 and
3, special 7
15c Conqueror Safety Pins, as
sorted, on card. ....... ,5
15c Cube Pins, black and white,
special .... 10
5c Invisible wire Hair Pins, two
tube3 5
10c Kid Curlers, 1 dozen in pack
age, special at ."(
10c Horn Hair Pins, 5 on card,
special at , ,jp
Flrat Floor, Slxth-St. BIdtf.
The "New Fall Figure''
Calls for a New Corset
ONE is the careless "debutante slouch" of last
season. In its place one sees the erect mili
tary carriage and straight backs of which women have always been
so proud. Waists, while still comfortable, are a trifle smaller, bust
and hips slightly more pronounced. To attain the new figure you
must have a new, up-to-date Corset. Our Corset Store has just
received dozens of new models in
American Lady
Madame Irene Lyra
Frolaset Lace Front
Warner Nemo Madeline
Corsets for every figure. Our expert fitters will help you find
the one best ' suited to your needs. In addition to our regular
department we have specialized in
Surgical and Maternity Corsets
Corsets of this sort require special expert service. We are always
glad to serve you in our specially equipped surgical room, where
Corsets are fitted from a purely medical point of view.
Saturday Mornings Devoted to the Fitting of
Misses and Children Thlrd Floor Slxth.sfc BldB
TIT THICH means that women and men will eive
heed to new apparel that the children must
-w have new togs and shoes for school that
there are new things needed to make the home more
enjoyable this Autumn and Winter.
That Meier & Frank's is headquarters for the eco
nomical shopper, as it has been ion 58 years, hardly
needs mentioning. The great new store with its vast
floor-space its wonderful new conveniences is al
most ready. In a few weeks it will house all of the
departments that have been in the Temporary Annex,
Fifth and Alder.
Scores of Well Dressed
Women Will Want These New
Wirthmor $T
Waists at
Women who have always
thought tliey could wear
only the most expensively dainty
Blouses women who have always
paid two or three times the price of
these pretty Waists have become
regular wearers of the Wirthmor."
Two new models have been sketched.
The one at the left is unusually
dainty, with clusters of narrow
tucks and dainty embroidered
sprays. Pretty roll collar and
long sleeves.
The other of sheer voile has
daintily embroidered front with
clusters of pin tucks over the
shoulders. Gathered to an elas
tic waistband. These Waists
priced for today at $1.
Copies of Lovely French Blouses
Beautifully sheer Blouses made exquisite with touches of gold lace
and beads. Touches of hand-embroidery and hemstitching, hand-made
laces and beaded work to finish thejn. Such Blouses as you would expect
to find in only the best importing shops. Reproductions here at prices
far lower than you would expect. Many of them 510 and $12; others
up to $50.
Fourth Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
That Foresighted Women May Know of
Another Advance in Linens
we're reproducing this letter from the
old-reliable linen house of John S. Brown
& Sons! It shows the importance of anticipating
Autumn Linen needs now!
Before-the-War Prices
Mean a 25 Saving
and practically all of Meier & Frank's Linens are
marked at before-the-war prices!
Pure Scotch Linen Tablecloths and Napkins beauti
ful round designs, suitable for either round or square
tables. Good heavy-weight will launder and wear
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spienuiuiy. j,ook now you ii save
x2 yards, $2.50 $4.25 Cloths, 2 x3 yards, $3.50
x2i yards, $3.0O $4.25 Cloths, 2'4x2yt yards, $3.50
$3.75 Napkins to match, 22x22-inch, dozen, $3 '
$3.25 Cloths, 2
$3.75 Cloths, 2
$5 Lunch Sets at $3.75
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Pretty hemstitched Lunch Sets of pure linen damask, consisting
of hemstitched cloth, 36x36-inch, and 6 hemstitched napkins. A
$5 set today at $3.75.
$6.50 set, 45x45-inch cloth and six napkins, $5
$1 for Finest $1.25 Damask
Elegant heavy Scotch Linen Damask, 70 inches wide, in five dif
ferent patterns spot, stripe, thistle, grape and shamrock. A
wonder value at $1.
Second Floor, Flfth-St. BldB."
In Our Little White Shop
Devoted Entirely to Babies
you will find everything as
fresh and sweet and dainty
as the little shop itself. There
is everything'for the new baby
charmingly dainty little hand
made things -long dresses, pet
ticoats, christening robes, bands,
coats, caps, boots, bootees, com
plete layettes or separate pieces.
And besides the dainty garments
youll find
Baby's Furniture Wicker Baskets,
JJ; ash Sets and Bassinettes
Kid and Satin
Shoes, 49q
the kind you always" pay
$1 for! -
With white kid vamps and
blue or pink satin tops.
Special today at 49.
Hand Smocked
Dresses, $3.50
Sheer and dainty, . with
front, shoulders and back
hand-smocked and neck and
wist f eatherstitched. Edged
with baby Val.
Hand-made slips as low as $1.75. Coats of Cashmere,
crepella, Bedford cord, scalloped and embroidered.
Priced at $1.75, $3.50, $6.50 to $12.00.
Second Floor, Slxth-St. Bids.
Alexander Smith and Sons'
Auction - Bought Ru
Go at Mill Prices !
Thousands of New Room Size Rugs
Just Received in New Dept. 7th Floor.
TF YOU do not already know the new location of our
-rx.-great floor-covering store, you WILL after today!
This sale will fasten it indelibly in your mind and leave besides a pleasant
remembrance of money saved. Our department manager, on his last pur
chasing trip East, performed the wonder secured this great lot of Rugs
that will prove such a notable addition to our s.tocks. But not for long will
they be here YOURS the gain. Note these sensational offerings:
These Tapestry Brussels 9x
12 Rugs. Regu- OQ c
larly $15.00, forV 7.10
Seamless Tapestry Brussels
t $16.50 Rugs. 9x0 J? or
12. Extra HeavyP -L.OD
Axtninster Rugs. Size 9x2;
Regularly $20.00 (P C C
Go today atV -LD.OO
Axminster Rugs; extra
Tomatoes, 3 Cans 25c
Griffon brand, solid pack, No. 24 cans, filled with
red, ripe Tomatoes. Dozen, 95; usually 12c can.
Shoulder Hams, sugar-
cured, medium size,
the pound 11.
Chili Sauce, L. & S.
brand, 25c bottle 10
Graham Flour, freshly
milled, No. 10 sacks,
special today 35.
Shredded Cocoanut, the
pound 17.
Head Rice, fancy Jap.
style, five-pound cloth
sacks, special 29.
Victor Peas, fine value,
No. 2 cans, the dozen,
$1.10; can lO?.
Butternut Butter, su-
perior quality, special,
the roll 60f.
Basement, Sixth-Sit. Bids.
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Tm& QualitV store of Portland
FifUv. Sixtrv "Morrisory Alder Sts.
heavy. In 9x12 C is or
size. Reg. $25 pl.O.OD
Seamless Velvet Rugs, in 9x12
Size. Regularly $20. 0 1 s C
On Sale for onlypli.OD
Inlaid Linoleum. Sells Always
at $1 yard. Priced for J 'O
this sale at, square yard I OC
LOT OF SMALL REMNANTS OF LIN
OLEUM. PRINT AND IN- r
LAID, SQ. YD TO CLOSE J- O Cm0 C
Suitable for small mats. We will close
out this lot of desirable remnants at these
two prices square yard, 150 and U .".
Seventh Floor, Flfth-St. Bids.