Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, March 10, 1916, Image 20

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Newspaper Page Textso the iionirrxG oiwoxiat. rriDAT, mahch 10, ioig. EAT DOWNTOWN LUNCH HERE TODAY National Baby Week ends Saturday. Mothers are urged to attend the instructive lectures daily in our Sixth Flopr Auditorium, official headquarters for all meetings. Entire programme is under the auspices of General Federation of Women's Clubs and Federal Children's Bureau. Household and Food Show continues today. Admitted by everyone who has seen it to be the greatest display of food products and utilities for the home ever shcm-n in the Northwest. There are over 50 exhibits, each of more than ordinary interest, and demonstrations go on continuously. Free samples of the various food preparations are served as the most convincing evidence of their worth. It's one big, warm tribute to the wonderful variety of local products and the Northwest's progressiveness. Come and enjoy yourself today amongst this great Sixth Floor exposition. Friday, March 10 Mrs. S. M. Blumauer, Presiding Established i 1837' 2 :30 "The Relation of Mouth Hy :30 "The Subnormal Child in the TMEr-QjUALITV STORE- OF- PORTLAND .FiftK, 5ixU.-Morrisoiy Alder Sta giene to Child Welfare" Dr. Public School" Miss I. M. Arthur W. Chance. Manley. "Save the Babies" Booklet FREE to all attending lectures. More Than 26 Years of Surprise Value-Giving at This Store Warrants Portland People Look ing for Extra Values TodayCome and Profit by Mrs. Wheelock's Cooking School Everyone interested in cooking is invited to attend Mrs. T. B. Wheelock's Domestic Science Lectures and Cooking Demonstra tions, beginning here Monday. JVadhams & Co. Coffee 25c Wadhams & Co. will serve at Exhibit No. S3, Sixth Floor, Friday and Saturday only, high-grade Crown Coffee, packed in foil-lined bag. Sure to please you. Pound 23. f ni Meier & Fm 1361st Friday Surprise Sales Meier A Frank's 1361st Friday Snrprlse Sales Men's $4.50 and $5 Silk Lisle Union Suits $1.98 A Friday cleanup of broken lines and odds and ends of fine Vassar and Munsing Union Suits. Sizes 34 and 36 only. Blue, flesh and white Friday $1.98. $2 Vassar Union Suits $1.39 Fall-weight garments, made of fine, soft cotton. Blue mixed. A comfortable weight for present wear. $1 Cotton Fleeced Suits, 69c Odds and ends of several lines of well-known $1.00 union suits for quick disposal Friday at 69c. $1.25 Vassar Union Suits, 85c Medium heavy weight cotton ribbed union suits. A com fortable weight for these uncertain days. Ecru and gray Friday at 85c. Main Floor, Morrison Street. Meier Frank's 1361st Friday Snrprlse Sales Women's Hosiery $1.39 Fancy Silk Hose, 79c Pure dye silk hosiery of splendid quality. Lisle garter tops for wear. Embroidered boots, pretty black and white combinations. Assorted sizes. 35c Fiber Silk Boot Hose, 29c Black and white fiber silk boot hose, with lisle tops and double soles. Good-looking, well-wearing hose in all sizes. Two pairs Friday for 55c. Women's Underwear Cleanup Women's Underwear at 35c $1 to $2 vests, tights and corset covers, medium and Winter weights the last of a big sample line. Big cleanup Friday, each 35c 3 garments for $1. 35c Summer Weight Union Suits, 19 c Garments just the right weight for Summer wear cot ton suits with low neck and no sleeves and knee length. Sizes 36 and 38 only. Friday only at 19c. Main Floor, Sixth Street. Meier & Frank's 1361st Friday Surprise Sales Women's and Misses' $15.00 Were $32.50 to $45.00 Just 50 early shoppers will profit by this Friday Special! High-class tailored suits of broadcloth and velvet. Beautiful shades of navy, brown and green. All late Winter models, on lines and styles that are good for Spring wear. Early shopping will repay you Fridav. because these are wonderful bargains at $15 ! Fourth Floor. Fifth Street. H Meier A Frank's 1361st Friday Snrprlse Sales andkerchiefs 65c, 75c and A $1.25, $1.50 to OQr $1 ' Kerchiefs Ot $2.75 Values OZJl Broken lines of women's very (E fine imported handkerchiefs. 200 of them, slightly soiled from display. Some with fine Madeira hand embroidery, scalloped edges, French and Spanish hand em broidery and others with fine Princess lace edges or plain sheer linen. All pure linen and perfect handkerchiefs. At 43c, 2 for 80d 89c, 2 for $ 1.73. None on Approval Xone C. O. D. mm mm Main Floor. Fifth Street. 1361ST FRIDAV SURPRISE Neio Voile Waists $1.18 All new pretty white, flesh and light blue voiles for dressy wear. Some prettily lace trim'd. Also tailored madras waists in white and flesh. Fourth Floor, Central. 1361ST FRIDAV SURPRISE f 1 Silk Taffeta fj Ribbons Yard 18c A splendid value, in view of the rising silk market. 4000 yards 6-inch width. For hair bows, millinery, sashes, etc. Green, nigger brown, navy, lavender, old blue, orange, pur ple, bronze and staples. Main Floor. Fifth Street. 1361ST FRIDAV SURPRISE $1.50-$2 Silk Shadow Allovers 98c Cream and white, 36-inch elaborate and dainty designs. For blouses. 75c-85c Baby Flouncings with strong, scalloped edges, 25-inch widths. Yard 39. . Main Floor. Fifth Street. Meier fc Frank's 1361st Friday Snrprlse Sales Boys' Rompers 49c Neiv and Desirable Boys' beach and Oliver Twist rompers. Latest style stripes in combi nation with plain colored ma terial. Made with small sailor collar. One and two-piece gar ments. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Spe cial today at 49. $1.25-$1.50 Bonnets, 98c Infants' bonnets made of dainty batiste, lawn, dotted Swiss and other fine materials. Trimmed with ribbon bows, ro settes, ruching and lace, many with touches of hand embroid ery. Sizes 11 to 15. Second Floor, Sixth Street. Meier & Frank's 1361st Friday Snrprlse Sales RAINCOATS Broken Lines Men 's $15 and $20 Garments $9.85 Cassimeres with Skinner's satin lining and velvet collar. Tan color. Also smart gray rain coats with fancy plaid back lin ing. Both styles have convert; ible collar. Wool surface coats; fashion able tweeds in Balmacaan style and box backs. Set-in sleeves. Velvet collars. Sizes 34 to 44. Your choice today $9.85. Third Floor, Fifth Street. 1361ST FRIDAY SURPRISE Women's and Misses' 83c Gloves Two-Clasp Imported Lambskin. White, Black and Colors I 3600 pairs of these gloves for Friday sizes 54 to 714. Well-wearing, fine looking gloves, with Paris point and fancy embroid ered backs. Such colors as red, gray, green, tans, browns and black and white. Just for Friday at 83c. . Main Floor, Fifth Street. Y 1361ST FRIDAV SURPRISE 50c Boudoir Caps 50c Collar Sets 29c Two for 50c 300 Boudoir or Porch Caps, made of nets, white, pink, blue, maize, etc., trimmed with lace and crepe de chine. 300 Lace Collar and Cuff Sets, in white only, three lovely patterns. Friday only your choice for 29c 2 for 50c. Main Floor, Fifth Street. Meier fc Frank's 1361st Friday Snrprlse Sales Cocoa Door Mats 89c Size 16x27. Friday only! Cocoa Door Mats $1.13 -Size 18x30. Special Friday! Axminster Rugs, Special at $1.58 Size 27x54. Oriental and floral patterns. Desirable Axminsters very specially priced today only. Seventh Floor, Fifth Street Meier & Frank's 1361st Friday Surprise Sales Talking Machines Friday Surprises Talking machines and phonographs that we have taken in exchange on later models! They are slightly used, but have been thoroughly overhauled and are in good playing condition. Only 5 on special sale for Friday standard makes we cannot mention names see them! One $50 Horn Machine for One $200 Hornless OC ff Machine, Friday P XO.ULr One $65 Horn Machine for One $85 Hornless Ma- CCA Art chine, special P"" vlV One $50 Hornless Mi $18.00 $20.00 ne $50 Hornless Ma- (TOC (f chine, Friday .ipOO.UU $1.25 to $1.75 Record Albums 75c An attractive Friday Surprise for talking machine owners. 150 Filing Albums, for cataloguing and holding your records. Friday Special at 75. Basement Balcony. Meier & Frank's 1361st Friday Surprise Sales Stone Jars for Egg Preserving p$ : r. s Mi ? 500 Friday at Special Prices! use when the market is high. A stone that are necessary to insure fresh eggs Now is the time to preserve eggs for jar, with cover, and water glass are all when the prices are prohibitive. 1-Gallon Size Stone Jars, 2- gal. Stone Jars with Cover, 33f. 3- gal. Stone Jars with Cover, 4o. 4- gal. Stone Jars with Cover, 58. 5- gal. Stone Jars with Cover, 68. 6- gal. Stone Jars with Cover, 79 With Cover, Special 17. 8-gaL Stone Jars with Cover, $1.30. 10-gal. Stone Jars with Cover, $1.(13". 12-gal. Stone Jars with Cover, $2.00. . 1 5-gal. Stone Jars with Cover, $2.30. 20-gal. Stone Jars with Cover, $3.10. Basement. Fifth Street. BARGAIN TABLES 20c Gingham Suitings, yard 12 Ribbon Kemnants Yi price. 35c Tooth Brushes, with sanitary glass holder, 19. 75c Women's Middy Blouses, white galatea, colored trimmings, 59 Embroidery Edges, 2 to 5-inch widths. Special, yard 10. 50c Women's Fiber Silk Hose - black, white and colors 38. SI Meier A Frank's 1361st Friday Snrprlse Sales Five 25c Cans of Monopole Salmon In recognition of "Canned Salmon Day," March 10, this very splendid reduc tion on high-grade Monopole Salmon, red fish in No. 1 flat cans. Salmon steak. This i3 the fourth annual observation of the day, exploiting an industry fraught with so much importance to the great Northwest. Everybody should eat Canned Salmon today! Blue Ribbon Butter, fancy Ore- Seeded Raisins, in No. 1 pack- Asparagus Tips, Hatchet, No. 1 gon creamery make, roll 69 ages, priced 3 for 25. square cans 10. Challenge Coffee, always fresh, Corn Flakes, Quaker, freshly Naptha Soap, Economy brand, 6 4 lbs. 95, pound 23. toasted, package 7. bars for 19. Ground Chocolate, Baker's 3-lb. Cream of Wheat, popular cereal, Vanilla Extract, several brands, cans 75c, pound can 25 package lo. 2-ounce bottle 19. Yeloban Milk delivered only with other groceries, dozen 75c, three cans 19. -Ninth Floor, Fifth Street.