Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 22, 1916, Page 22, Image 22

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    THE MORNING OEEGONIA3T, FRIDAY DECEMBER 22, 1916.
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B FREE BAKING EXHIBIT ON SIMPLEX UNIVERSAL COMBINATION. RANGE, 2-5 P. M. TODAY MAHOGANY CAKE SIXTH FLOOR
j This Store Will NOT Be Open Tonight; We Close at 6 P. M. Shop Early; Morning Hours Are Best jj
ijSave Time and Money Do AU Your Xmas Shopping at Meier & Frank's
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Western Union Branch Office on Mezzanine Floor Meier & Frank's Is
the Only Store Having Direct Wire Connection With the Outside "Merry
Christmas" Messages and Packages Accepted Now for Delivery Christmas
Day by Uniformed Messengers Put on Charge Accounts if Desired.
U. S. I$stal Sub-Station, Express Office
and Accommodation Bureau, Basement
Balcony Packages Checked and Wrapped
Free. Shop on a Transfer.
16 Passenger Elevators and 7 Escalators
Transport You Quickly From Floor to
Floor. 40 Delivery Vehicles Bring Our
Christmas Stocks to Your Doors.
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Choose Gifts Today at Good Savings -Meier & Frank's
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Hundreds of Other Christmas Surprises Not Advertised
1402 O FRIDAY SURPRISE
The Best $6-$6.50
Umbrellas at $3.98
Women's gift umbrellas made
with steel Paragon frames and
covered with fine silk taffeta.
Black, rainproof. Main Floor
1402IJ FRIDAY SURPRISES
Choice of Women's
35c Kerchiefs 25c
You may choose any 35c hand
kerchief from our entire stocks of
women's dainty kerchiefs Friday
only 25c Main Floor
1402D FRIDAY SURPRISES
Women's $1.25 Silk
Fancy Stockings 90c
The daintiest of silk hose. All
white with silk embroidered boots
and clockings in black. Reinforced
lisle tips. Main Floor
1402D FRIDAY SURPRISES
$3.50 to $4.00 Gift
Waists, Friday $2.95
Some exceptional values in
waists broken lines of lace-trim'd
voiles, crepe de chines and taffetas.
Fourth Floor TAKE ESCALATOR.
140SD FRIDAY SURPRISES
$2 Crepe de Chine
Camisoles at $1.59
-Pretty gift and holiday camisoles
in flesh and white crepe de chine,
daintily trimmed in Val. laces and
ribbons. Third Floor TAKE
ESCALATOR.
140SD FRIDAY SURPRISES
$1.50 Silkand Wool
Poplin, Yard at 98c
Good heavy quality, full 40
inches wide. In navy blue only.
A very acceptable Xmas gift.
Friday, yard, 98c. Second Floor
TAKE ESCALATOR.
1402 U FRIDAY SURPRISES
Boys' $3.50-$4.00
Bath Robes $2.98
Fine, warm eiderdown bath
robes, with large collar, rope tie
and girdle. All colors. Sizes 4
to 13 Third Floor TAKE ESCALATOR.
1402D FRIDAY SURPRISES
$1.35 to $1.75 Wide
Fancy Ribbons 68c
Pretty ribbons that enable you
to make bags of various kinds
and other novelties with but little
trouble. Yard, 68c. Main Floor.
Yi02D FRIDAY SURPRISES
Children's 12c
Kerchiefs, Box 5c
Dainty little imported J apanese
novelty handkerchiefs in wooden
boxes. Two handkerchiefs in each
box only 5c Main Floor
1402D FRIDAY SURPRISES
Women's $1.50Pure
Silk Hose for $1.29
Pure thread silk hose in black
only. Made with green topped
welt, reinforced tips and foot. 3
pairs $3.50. Main Floor
1402D FRIDAY SURPRISES
$8 Chiffon Taffeta
Petticoats for $5.95
In dark and light changeable
shades. AH new styles. Made
with full, fancy flounces. Special
Friday, $5.95. Third Floor
TAKE ESCALATOR.
1402D FRIDAY SURPRISES
$7.50 Corduroy Gift
Lounge Robes '5
.95
Delicate shades of rose, Copen,
light blue and pink. All well made
and lined throughout. Friday only
$5.95. Third Floor TAKE ESCALATOR.
1402U FRIDAY SURPRISES
Large Table of
Good Books 19c
Books for boys and girls gift
books, boxed novelty books, cal
endars, picture and paint books.
Basement Balcony TAKE ESCALATOR.
I402D FRIDAY SURPRISE!
50c Limp Leather
Books, Special 39c
Scores of good titles in poetry,
fiction, novelties, etc. Each one
bound in limp leather and neatly
boxed. Basement Balcony
TAKE ESCALATOR.
SIEIEIt & FRANK'S 1402D FRIDAY SURPRISES SALES
A Great Sale of Women's Evening
Coats At
$20.00
.Many of these coats have
sold for four or five times the
price asked today!
Silks, velvets, broadcloths
and fancy fabrics in many
instances the fur trimming
alone is worth more than the
present price of the coat.
Besides the evening coats
are models for afternoon wear.
The colors are black, brown,
mahogany, deep rose, green
and bright blue.
Positively None C. O. D.
None on Approval
Fourth Floor TAKE ESCALATOR
EXTRA! Just Received and Unpacked
Men's 50c Silk Ties at 25c
100 dozen of these beautiful new four-in-hand silk
ties just received in time for thi3 sale. Pure silk
knitted scarfs in accordion effects and a variety of
strikingly smart designs two-tone combinations in
plain colors and mixtures, vertical and horizontal
stripes, etc. Choose for self and gifts today and to
morrow while any of 100 dozen remain at 25c instead
of 50c
Men's Fine $1.50 Shirts
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Men buying for personal wear or for gifts and women seeking gifts
for men will appreciate the desirability of purchas- t
ing such excellent shirts as these during the two (Yrt LmT -,
days this big reduction is in effect. Included are
soft and laundered cuff styles in imported woven Lsw
madras, Anderson Scotch madras, rep, crepe, fine
percales and fancy fabrics. New woven and striped designs in blue, lav
ender, striking combinations and a host of black and white stripes. Men's Furnishings Shop. Main Fir.
BIEIEH. Jt FRANK'S 1402D FRIDAY SURPRISES SALES
Great Holiday Sale of Fine French Hand-
Embroidered
GOWNS
Needless to tell you how very rare
dainty French handwork has become since
the war or how difficult it will be to ob
tain it for a long time ! This sale affords
an excellent opportunity for discriminat
ing women to supply their needs, and
offers the most acceptable holiday gifts at
good savings !
$7.50
Gowns .
$10.00
Gowns
12.00
Gowns.
$15.00
Gowns.
$5.95
$7.95
$8.95
$12.50
$16.50
Gowns
$18.00
Gowns
$20.00
Gowns
$23.00
Gowns
$13.50
$15.00
$17.50
$22.50
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Third Floor TAKE ESCALATOR
Your Christmas Candies
Here in greatest
too from our own
abundance! Genuinely good, pure wholesome candy,
candy kitchen. The children and the groim folk can
be sure that it's as safe as it is good.
M. & F. Hand-Made Chocolates, the
pound 23i.
French Mixture, pound 25f.
Cream Mixture, pound 20J,
Broken Mixture, pound 15e.
Plain Mixture, pound X5.
Ribbon Mixture, pound 25i6.
Candy Canes, all sizes, 5c to 40C.
Christmas Candles
boxes 50 fi.lr
Delicious Candies In
fancy boxes from
Melba Chocolates.
clous, pound 75
Society Chocolates,
ways, pound SOC.
in fancy gift
t .25.
many different
75. . ...
pure ana aen-
a favorite al-
Main and Ninth Floors and Basement Balcony.
MEIER & FRANK'S 140SD FRIDAY SURPRISE' SALES
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Men's $4.50 Bath
Robes at $3.15
Big, comfortable eiderdown blanket bath robes
in a fine variety of designs and colors. Good
looking, well made and finished, with sailor col
lar, rope tie at neck and heavy rope girdle at
waist to match. Two large patch pockets. All
seams welted and satin piped, finished at neck
with satin yoke. An excellent gift suggestion.
Other bath robes $2.98, $4.85, $5.85, $6.85,
$7.50 to $15.
Lounging robes, including the famous "Oregon
City" Indian robes, $1Q to $30.
Smoking jackets in fancy plaid back broadcloth,
silk and velvet, $5 to $25.
Mackinaw coats $7.50, $10, $12.50.
Third Floor TAKE ESCALATOR
Many Surprises
Await You in
TOYTOWN
The Home of a Hundred
Thousand Dolls and Toys.
Santa Claus
Here today, Sixth Floor, 10-12
and 2-5. Bring the little ones.
MEIER & FRANK'S TOYTOWN
IS GREATEST IN THE WEST.
Fifth B'loor.
1402D FRIDAY SURPRISE
Basement
Surprises
$2.75 Nickel Casseroles C0 O
special for yMtlO
$2.50 Nickel Casseroles Cf QQ
special for P A e O 27
$2.00 Nickel Casseroles OQ
special for pi.OU
$1.25 Thin Crystal Glass QQ
Comports ZJOC
75c German China Salad CQ
Bowls ' VC
Basement TAKE ESCALATOR
140SD FRIDAY SURPRISE
Extra Special!
6 Oregon City9
Pillow Tops
81.25
Value
59c
Useful, durable, good-looking
pillow tops with taped and
fringed edges, in many effective
designs and fast colors. Com
plete with backs, ready to put
pillow in. Buy for gifts today
while a limited quantity remains
at 59c.
Luggage Shop. Sixth Floor.
Center Aisle. Main Floor
1402D FRIDAY SURPRISE
XMAS GROCERIES
Butter, Royal Banquet, churned
fresh daily in our own modern
sanitary churn, 2-lb. roll 83$.
Coffee, Victor blend, freshly roast
ed, our 30c grade, lb. 23
Layer Figs, best quality California,
new crop, lb. 150.
Cranberries, Cape Cod, finest qual
ity, lb. 12,c
Plum Pudding, Atmore's, No. 2
cans 50c; No. 1 cans 300.
Walnuts, soft shell, new crop Cali
fornia, lb. 2O0.
Navel Oranges, fine quality, thin
skinned and juicy, doz. 29c, 25c,
150.
Walnuts, medium hard shell, new
crop, large size, lb. 140.
Plain Pudding, Richardson & Rob
bins, large cans 50c, medium
25c, small cans 100.
Cluster Table Raisins, guaranteed
new crop, lb. 90.
Seeded Raisins, new crop, dozen
$1.05, large pkg. 90.
Seedless Raisins, new California,
lb. 120.
Sun Maid Raisins, doz. $1.10, pkg.
100.
Currants, Monopole, large pk. 220
Mince Meat, Atmore's bulk, lb. for
140.
Pumpkin, solid pack, 15c large
cans 100.
Peels, equal amounts of citron,
orange and lemon mixed, lb. for
220.
Mixed Nuts, best quality, new crop,
lb. 220.
Ninth Floor. Fifth Street.
Notice! Xmas Enlargements
will be finished by 2 P. M., Saturday, if orders are brought to
us any time before 6 o'clock this evening. Work guaranteed
satisfactory. Let us make enlargements from your film or
plate negatives.
8x10 Black and White Enlargements 25c
8x10 Sepia Enlargements Priced at 40c
Larger sizes in proportion. Kodaks $1.25 to $66. Choose
for gifts. Kodak Shop, Alain Floor
MEIER fc FRANK'S 1402D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES
$12.50to$13.50TeaSets
At $7.49
Silverware an ideal gift for Christ
mas! And here are some irresistible
reductions on lovely tea sets. Two styles:
One set, of the famous Rogers manu
facture, consisting of teapot, creamer,
sugar bowl and spoon holder, decorated
in beautiful wreath design.
Another set, on. plain lines, consists of
three pieces with 14-inch tray. In bright or satin finish.
Just a limited quantity at $7.49.
$7.50 Silver Toilet Cases $5.98
Just received a large special shipment of these cases. Toilet cases
of silver, fitted with comb, brush and mirror. A charming gift for the
traveler. Jewelry Shop, Main Floor.
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JREE-F1RE WARNING OUT
'State Insurance Department Asks
tor Christmas Precautions.
Harvey "Wells, State Insurance Cora
"jnlssioner, has sent out his annual
'-warning to g-uard againet possible fires
"due to Christmas celebrations. The
dangers that lurk. In the candle-lighted
Christmas tree are proverbial and have
"raused much damap-e and the loss of
-many lives. Mr. Wells -warning for
this year followe:
Heretofore the Insurance Department of
Oregon has issued a Christmas warning- con-'-talnlng
many "don'ts.'" but we now feel that
' The citizens of our state have heeded these
-w.-nin- to the extent that we will net re-
"peat them, only we will ask you to take
T wvery precaution as:alnt possible fires In
decorating the Christmas trse, the church.
or any public place where Christmas enter
tainments will be held.
Try to eliminate the highly Inflammable
material that is usually used for decorations.
ana do not permit the small children to light
candles on the Christmas tree, as they fre
quently set fire te their clothing, and the
tree Itself wlIF burn, as It Is highly in
flammable. When the candles are lighted
on the tsee the doors should remain closed,
because of the danger from drafts swaying
the branches. Watch the gas Jets to protect
curtains and clothing, and don't make the
slightest change in electric wiring without
consulting an electrical inspector. An elec
tric bulb will set fire to anything too near it.
Use a little common sense and fore
thought, and you will do your part in pre
venting the happiest day In the year for
children from being turned into one of
sorrow and suffering.
Well diggers near Athens, Wis.,
while down at the depth of 77 feet,
struck a good-sized log. This is the
second log to be struck by well diggers
In the vicinity of Athena.
PUPILS TO HEAR OF SKIES
Arthur D. Carpenter to Speak Today
at Shattuck School.
Arthur D. Carpenter, .of Seattle, lec
turer, traveler and writer, will give
an illustrated talk this morning at 9
o'clock at Shattuck School. Park and
College streets, on "Celestial Mechan
ics and Popular Astronomy, especially
as they are manifest in the changes of
the seasons, the tides, the trade winds,
the ocean currents and the eclipses of
the sun and moon. The lecture is
especially for the fifth, sixth and
seventh grades, and is arranged under
the direction of the school authorities
and Is free.
Mr. Carpenter's lectures have been
highly indorsed by school authorities
as explaining In popular terms many
of the scientific "mysteries." The lec
ture is amply Illustrated.
Klamath Bridge Is Open.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Dec 21.
(Special.) The new steel bridge across
Link River, in this city, was opened to
traffic Tuesday. The old bridge was
closed to traffic 32 days ago and only
ferry accommodation has been provided
since. During this time more than 900o
persons, 1005 automobiles and 825 teams
with vehicles were carried.
Prlnevllle Officers Re-elected.
PRIXEVILLB. Or, Dec 21. (Special.)
The city election passed off Quietly
Tuesday, the Mayor and three Council
men being re-elected without contest
George Euston was elected Recorder
over George Whitels by a small margin.
FOUR SUE FOR. SEPARATION
J. G. Kirk, It. E. Perry, Emma Mc
intosh, Alpha Zetlin Ask Divorce.
James G. Kirk filed suit In the Cir
cuit Court yesterday for divorce from
Ruth Kirk. They were married in
1914. The plaintiff charged that his
wife had been arrested in a moral
squad raid on the Van Gorder Hotel
and also had seen the Inside of the
City Jail when taken Into custody for
intoxication.
Alpha M. Zetlin, who says she mar
ried Morris Zetlin, when he went un
der the name of Julian Morris, filed
suit for divorce, alleging desertion.
Emma Mcintosh wishes a divorce
from John Mcintosh, whom she mar
ried in 1892. He entered the saloon
business in Huntington. Or, drank to
excess and abused her, she alleges.
Ralph Edmond Perry filed suit for
divorce from Nellie Anne Perry, whom
he married In Chicago In 1S9S. He
alleges desertion.
Oregon Rosebushes Sent East.
COTTAGE GROVE. Or.. Dec. 21.
(Special.) Three thousand Oregon
rosebushes have gone to Pennsylvania
from Cottage Grove during the past
few weeks. The shipments were made
bv John Bader. formerly a florist of
Pittsburg. The bushes went to Mr.
Bader's son-in-law, who is continuing
the business formerly owned by Mr.
Bader.
which operates at Onalaska one of the
largest sawmills In Southwest Wash
ington, yesterday petitioned the Lewia
County Superior Court for a voluntary
dissolution of the corporation. The
concern was incorporated several years
ago as a subsidiary of the Carllsle
Pennell Lumber Company. In the fu
ture it is planned to operate the plant
under the latter name.
Read The Orea:rnlan classified ads.
Onalaska Plant to Reorganize.
CENTRALIA, Wash.. Dec 21. (Spe
cial.) The Onalaska Lumber Company,
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of