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Metal Glove Stretcher FREE
With Every Pair of
Washable Gloves
Purchased in Our Glove Shop Today!
White gloves are charming- with Summer apparel and
every woman can afford at least one pair, now that it is
possible to successfully "launder" gloves. We have the fin
est line in, town, every style and every size.
The metal glove stretcher we're presenting FREE TODAY
is indispensable in shaping gloves after they have been
washed. To buy they're 25c given free by -us today with
every pair of our regularly low priced
Reliable Makes Washable Gloves
Washable doeskin gloves, white and nat
ural color, pair SI. 00.
Washable glace gloves, shown in many
colors, pair SI. 25.
Washable "Perrin's" make doeskin gloves,
fine quality, SI. 25.
Washable glace gloves, in light and dark
colors, pair S1.50.
Washable Perrin's La Neige and Calmo
gloves, pair SI. 75.
Washable gauntlet style doeskin gloves,
pair S2.
"Wash-Rite" Mocha gloves, five different
shades, pair S2.
Washable "Vallier" French kid gloves,
white only, S2.25.
"Wash Rite" Mocha gloves of finest qual
ity, pair S2.50.
Washable "Barritz" glace gauntlet style
gloves, pair S2.50.
Glove Shop, Main floor.
Special Atten
tion to Fitting
of blisses'
Corsets Satur
day Mornings
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Expert Repair
ing and Re
modelling in
Our Corset
Hospital
Style, Comfort, Elegance in
Your Spring Costume
The "Secret" of beautiful costuming is the corset foundation
quite as much as the color combinations and materials used in the
garments.
Hundreds of Portland's best-dressed women have discovered this
and wear the celebrated
y corsets
faultless fitting and made in the greatest diversity of models.
There is a special model for every style of figure, with many
novelties for Spring and Summer wear.
The athletic and dancing models are especially popular, while
the "Colonial," with extremely short hips and rather high bust,
is admirable for the slight figure and new bodice or basque effects.
Beautiful materials brocade, broche and coutil boned with fine wahlon
and excellently tailored and finished.
Spring models in Madame Lyra Corsets, complete assortments now in
our Corset Shop, Third Floor.
Priced From $3.50 to $10
"New
Spring
Brassieres
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Trt& Quality" StGre or Portland
TiTOs .Sixth, MorriwAlir Sta.
Expert
Corsetieres
To Fit You
EXPERT JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING AND CLEANING MAIN FLOOR:
FISHERMAN MAKES ESCAPE
C.ill-Xels and Salmon t'oiifioalctl by
Wardens Near Maygcr.
AKTOIil.V, Or.. April 2Z. (Special.)
As Deputy Fish Wardens Larson and
Ankeny were chasing" a- gill-netter who
"was fishing during the closed season
Tiear Jlayger about 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, their enjrine broke down.
' The eill-nettcr cut his net, and pick
ing- up a portion of it. ran ashore,
threw two fish on the beach and es
caped into the woods. By taking- a
skiff. Ankeny picked up the rer-Tining
175 fathoms of diver net. which was
confiscated, as well as seven salmon,
which were sold for $7.10. The owner
of the net is known and a complaint
will be filed against him in the Justice
Court at St. Helens.
Progressives Indorse Colonel.
TACUilA, Wash., April 25. Thirty
Progressives of Pierce ' County, at a
luncheon in the Y. M. C. A. today, in
dorsed Theodore Roosevelt as - their
choice for the Progressive party nomi
nation for President, and nominated
Walter J. Thompson as the Pierce
County member of the platform com
mittee of the state .Progressive con
vention. Pierce County is entitled to
17 votes in the state convention. The
votes will be divided pro rata among
all who attend the state convention in
Seattle May 4.
It's a Wise Proceeding for
OUT-OF-TOWN
PATRONS
to carefully read our ads daily
and -Send
in Mail Orders as Promptly
as Possible!
CHARGE
PURCHASES
today and balance of
month go on May ac
counts, payable June 1st.
It's a Wise Proceeding for
OUT-OF-TOWN
PATRONS
to carefully read our ads daily
and
Send in Mail Orders as Promptly
is Possible!
Skirts Cut
to measure FREE by our man
tailor when the materials are
purchased here. Skirts ac
cordion, box or knife pleated,
$1. Work guaranteed. Second
Floor, Fifth Street.
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Tm& Q.ualitV Store of- Portland
Filthy .StxAJ "Morrisoiy Alder St&
Eat Lunch
here daily You'll find it a good
practice for your health, your
pleasure and your pocket. Pris
cilla Tea Room and Men's Grill
ninth floor. Cafeteria and
Soda Fountain basement.
'I APPAREL SHOP '
Our Display of SEPARATE SKlRTS-Unparaleledf
For early morning simple rep, cotton corduroy or striped ticking skirts. For shopping or calling
or sports wear brilliantly colored golfines, pongees, both plain and striped, awning striped angora
taffetas and smart white skirts of linen, corduroy or crash.
Silk" skirts in great array, plain, ' striped and plaid in
plain, flounced, draped and shirred models. Silk jerseys
are high in favor lovely with jersey coats. White silk
skirts, pleated and very full, are Summery and smart.
Tweeds and khaki for tramping and motoring show
wide patch or sports pockets. Every sort you could pos
sibly want is here moderately priced SI. 50 to S20.
Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor
; 1 NOTION SHOP
Buy "Little Things" Here Wednesday
Notions Underpriced
10c
Silko, mercerized crochet cot
ton, fast colors, lustrous finish,
all sizes, 12 balls
$1, ball
Charter Oak, gaining: in favor
every day, fine machine CZr
thread, 6 spools 25c, ea. JL
Children's Waterproof "Wa
ders," to be worn over CZfr
the clothing;, pair JL
Hamshire Basting- Thread, 500
yard spools, white, 6 CZf
spools 25c, spool ...-'
7c American Maid Pins,
300 count, size F-3, pkg.Ol
5c Reversible Tape Meas- 0-
ures, 60-in. length, each..-
5c Franko Hooks and Eyes,
black, white, all sizes, "I f"
3 cards......; -LUL
10c Bone Hair Pins, crimped,
shell tolor, 5 on card
for
5c
Children's Lisle Hose Support
ers, black, white, good "j fif,
grade, pair IvL
Infants' Waterproof Aprons,
colored checks, ?
each dJ
10c Shell and Amber Hair Pins,
large, crimped and
straight, each OC
Children's "Tight-On" Hat
Elastic, black, white, no " ft
sewing, no pins, each . . JLvJC
5c Nickel Safety Pins, 1
doz. assorted on card, for OL.
Leather Shawl Straps, sub
stantial, with handles, QJ".
each "J
Conqueror Hand and Machine
Thread, white only, 3 " f
spools i-t"v
Coat Hangers, enamel- "I ff
ed, all sizes, each J-VL.
Main Floor, Sixth street.
I Tll T -Ll
run JL,engm iress
Forms $4.98
Regularly Priced $6.50
Here's a fine aid to the home dressmaker. Ex
ceptionally good models, well proportioned through
out, with extra long hips and wire skirt for fitting
skirts.
As illustrated, with adjustable stand. Sizes 34,
3G, 38 and 40 Special at $4.98.
Second Floor. Fifth Street.
$2.00-$2.25 Curtains $1.75
For your Spring Curtaining these special prices on
good new scrim curtains, with pretty edging.
$1.75 Scrim Curtains, J$l.oO.
$2.33 Scrim Curtains, $2.00.
$2.50 Net Curtains, Pair $1.37
Well-made Bobbinet Curtains, with good Cluny trimming.
S3.00 Net Curtains, Sl.TO.
$4.75 Net Curtains, $2.70.
Curtain Shop, Seventh Floor.
PHONOGRAPH SHOP
Victrola IV
Outfit, $19.75
$1 Down, $1 Week
You have no idea how very much enjoyment
can be gotten from one of these Victrolas at
the little expenditure of $1 a week. How much
it would add to the canoe, the houseboat or
verandah.
Outfit consists of Victrola (portable size) with 12 selections
(6 double 10-inch records) and 500 needles and the whole is de
livered to your home upon payment of ?1. Then $1 week until
paid for no interest, no extras.
Phonograph Shop, Basement Balcony.
URNITURE SHOP
Dresser $695
One example of our GOOD
FURNITURE at lowest prices.
Ash in golden oak finish with
French plate mirror. Good substan
tial workmanship.
Small Monthly or
Weekly Payments
can be arranged on furniture pur
chased from Meier & Frank. One
tenth the amount of purchase down
and balance in proportionately low
monthly or weekly sums. CASH
PRICES, plus a nominal interest on
deferred payments.
Furniture Shop, Eighth Floor.
Standard Tomatoes, Case $1.75, Dozen 90c
Regular 3 for 25c grade, standard brand labelled "Puree," No. 2V& cans; spec, priced, doz. cans, 90
Solid Pack Tomatoes, Carnation,
No. IVz cans, 2 for 25c grade,
case $1.95, dozen $1.
Royal Banquet Corn, high-grade
pack, No. 2 cans, case 2 dozen
$2.45, dozen $1.25.
Standard Iowa Corn, superior
pack, No. 2 cans, case 2 dozen
$1.95, dozen .$1.
Sweet Early June Peas, Wiscon
sin pack. No. 2 cans, 2 dozen in
case, $2.35; dozen, $1.20.
Victor Brand Peas, medium No.
2 cans (2 dozen in case), $2.05,
dozen, $1.0o.
Butter made for us from finest
pasteurized cream, roll GIJC;
White Lily Butter, fancy Oregon
make, roll 65.
Y e 1 o b a n Milk
popular O r e g on
make, case $3.45,
dozen, 88f.
M a r i g old Milk,
well-known Ore
gon brand, case
$3.25, dozen 83.
Baking Molasses,
"Aunt Dinah,"
No. 5 cans for
29.
Fancy Sauer Kraut, Libby's, No.
2Vs cans, 24 cans $2.05, dozen
$1.03.
Fancy Early June Peas, R. R.
select 15c grade, No. 2 cans, case
$2.95, dozen $1.50.
Oregon Loganberries, No. 2
cans, fine fruit, rich syrup, 24
cans $2.25, dozen $1.15.
Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, Vic
tor No. IVz cans, containing 8
slices, 15c-grade, case $2.90, doz.
$1.50.
Perfection" Flour
Sack, $1.1!
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High-grade family patent
flour. This low price while
any of present stock remains.
Samples bread, cake, rolls,
etc. on display.
No Phone nor C. O. D. Orders
Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, Vic
tor No. 2 cans, case $2.35, dozen
S1.20.
Grated Hawaiian Pineapple,
Victor No. 2 cans, case $2.35,
dozen $1.20.
California Peaches
2 Dozen, $2.85
Dozen, $1.45
In rich syrup. Good 20c value
No. 2V2 cans filled with the
delicious California fruit.
Ground Chocolate, Ghirardelli's,
nourishing, economical, 3-pound
cans priced 75.
Graham or Whole Wheat Flour,
new process, best milled, No. 9
sacks, priced iJ5'.
Victor Bacon, carefully selected,
cured and smoked, 8 to 10-lb.
strips, half or whole, lb 23 Vi$.
Loin Bacon, sugar cured, short
thick strips, half strips, lb.
Pure Lard. "White Leaf," No.
10 pails $1.37, No. 5 pails 6C.
Steel Cut Coffee, 3-lb. new cot
ton sacks, freshly roasted, sack
Log Cabin Syr
up, gallon cans
fl.29, -gal.
cans, C3 0.
Karo Syrup, No.
10 cans 55c, No.
5 cans for 294.
Ninth Floor, Fifth street.
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ITICKETS FOR MARY ANTIN LECTURE, LITTLE THEATER, APRIL 26 bookstore: