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THE 3XOBXXXG OKEGOXIAX. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1918. NEXT DRIVE WILL 'TELEPHONE IF YOU CANT COME MARSHALL 4600 OR A 6101 1 9 BOOKS "A Yankee in the Trenches." by Corporal R. Derby Holmes, $1.35. "Private Peat," by Harold R. Peat, $1.60. "Over the Top," by Arthur Guy Empey, $1.50. Book Shop. Fifth Floor. Tlie Cat & Pet Stock Show will be field in our Sixth Floor Auditorium February 14. 15 and 16. Cats, rabbits and cavieg may be entered. The show is given under the auspices of the Ore iron Branch Na tional Breeder and Fanciers Association. For premium list and all information write the secretary of the show, care Meier & Frank Co, uDy Nemo Corsets at "Old Prices" Beginning next Monday (February 4th) prices will advance on cer tain models of our Nemo corsets. Nemo Wonderlift Nos. 553, 554, 555, 556, 557 and 558, now priced at $5, will advance to $6. Nemo Self Reducing Nos. 402, 403 and 405, now $4.50, will be $5. Do not let today go by without buying at least two new Nemos you save 50c or ?1.00 on every corset you buy. corset shop. Third Floor. BE E Interest in Coming Liberty. Loan Campaign Grows Steadily Stronger. SNOW! We Have Men's, Women's and Children's Rubbers, Heavy Shoes, Warm" Wool Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear, Knitted Wear, Sweaters, Mufflers, Scarfs and Toques, Furs, All-Winter Apparel and Accessories, Blankets, Heaters, Everything for the Person and the Home, Snow Shovels, Sleds for Boys and Girls, Etc, Etc PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY 20 SMASHING aavslaeV.. ""C- '" Entaui.aem that refuses to b held In liut but for u opportunity t nv.nlC.st lts.lt la preparation for the third libertr loan drive la Oregon brines dally Inspiration to state bead e, j.rtrrs la th North western Bank butid!nc -We have manT rails from county chairmen, from volunteer, each day." aaya tU.lne Hallock. aaltnt eaeeu ti. manager, -and tn. spirit of deter mination, to pat or.on' quota aero. I. marked In earh Inetanc. With surh lnterst and leal already manifest, the I t drive aeem less formidable. Such men are coins; to nuke the : ream la earnest hro they so over tn ton. la tron rellrf aralnst preliminary plans stands th assertion that non resident taxpayers and public service) corporation will be solicited vlorous y for the swellmc of the liberty loan einota la which their Interest ara alt mated. fair Res Ks reeled. j "It will be en denies of the cam- I aia-B." aa!4 Mr. HtUo. li yesterday, to that tba profits derived from Ore ion holdiacs respond properly In tba OM.trt'-t of tbetr orifla. I'artlrulaxlr will tae roa.resld.nl taipnyer be so llrit.d. either throuch the County As sessor, the county cnalrman. or other rediuma, or by direct appeal from the atate executive rcmailttce." fubtte servlrw corporations. In com potlni their liberty loan Investments, will be requested to apportion pro rata amounts taut the various counties la which they operate, and tha aid of the Mate Tas Commission will be enlisted to brine the proposal before tha cor porations. r'or.tcn corporations transacting uameea la Orea;n will bo stronely so licited to aid tha state la Its liberty Voaa showing by crediting their Invest ment to the di.trlrts which yield inem tha Calls. Qoerle- and Report From Coanty Chairmen Bring Daily I n plralion to Officers In Charge of citato Headquarters. A bujlaaea. A list of such concern, to- d . . . . . . i -i w ik. i 5 4 tallcg TO, will b furnished by Ctata Corporation Commissioner. So Weetdeato Maa Gtvo. A. T. Ull I. county chairman of Polon. remained after the recent conference to confer with local liberty loan officials and to perfect hi organisation. Mr. Hill Is emphatic la his Indorsement of th- non-resident taxpayer proposal, and rite (he caso of a Minneapolis company which own vast timber tracta In I'nlon. yet ha hitherto been unsolicited for liberty loan Investment la urttos. "looo t'ounty mar be somewhat shy oa population. declared 1 J. i4 Imp Bon, county chairman of Coo, la head 'Quarters testerday. 'but you can count on n to put It over. I bav sot been bom since the conference, but tele gram Inform mo that they already ar orgaalslng and that th Coos County Hankers Association ha voted a fund for Initial expanses." Klamath County will depart from the organisation plan as outlined, and will perfect Its drive machine after tha mil itary model, announce C. J. Ferguson, tha county chairman. Captain Fergu son. e ha will bo styled through lb campaign, ha given headquarter a list of IIS names la nomination for lieutenant. Tba appointment will be Bad by th stale chairman. II a racy -Mill Man Cse. J. J. Donnegan. county chairman of Harney, assured headquarters that be will tour hi district by auto In an or gapltatlon rampaicn. personally ap pointing hi leader. With th or ganisation he has In mind. Mr. Donne gan predlcte that Harney will b first 'in th blue." J. R. Plackay. chairman of Malheur. iso confronted by a dearth of banking centers. I working out an orgamxa tton aloa- hi own lines, and already ha appointed Duncan McRa as man ager for Ktverslcle. Among his prob lem Is th Hlg H'nd district, located In Oregon, but tributary to th town f Parma. In Idaho. Hy being "first a th ground." the Malheur leader ex pect to cinch th territory. County Patriotic League during the I d liberty loan campaign wer offered A vestardav at h.adauarters by C K. 'a t'el!s, vice-chairman, and William Ma h an, secretary, both of liillsboro. Th l.agn' organisation baa been per fected to th smallest school district anil I designed for patriotic eerrtce. Th volunteers were referred to J. A. Thornburg. of Korest Urov. county Jiherty loan chairman. "It I such Instances as these, con stantly occurring." declared Mr. Hal lock, "that speak for tha vigor with which Oregon is to enter th big drive.- HUNDREDS ASK PERMITS tffect of Sen Hotel Llceneina- Ordi nance Already I Apparent. Hundreds of applications for hotel I licenses- brought forth as a result of i th paaaag of an ordinanc requiring 1 all fcoetelrteo to kav licenses wer plied oa Chief of folic Johnson's desk y terday afternoon and th chief waa bus it r engaged la crQtlntxlng them. t'sdrr th ordinance, which was passed at the request of Mayor Baker as a war measure, th poltc must pas wpoa tha application and furnish to tha Commissioner of Public Safely ithe A Mayor la this easel tha information J necessary for htm to recommend to th fP Council whether or not licenses ar to 1 vm 1 1 .Hi v. a ii. wMwm w wwi mi vindestrabl person from tha buslnes a a part of the clean-up campaign In augurated to make th city a proper pLac for soldiers. NEW UNIT BEING FORMED Jlrctlrafit May !U Indncted Into Thirty-Third t.ng.nrer. It mm innonncnJ ytmrriMy from th Vntt-iMt ttt Army rvcraittnc aitAtloa. ronJ floor Worrtsttr bu-tlrflnc. tbt r1trnt h th opportunity to b Indj.rt.t4 Into th Thirty-third Exist firs a nw r-oactn-tw-nt htnff fortnl for rc In Frinc. ! t.ccwpcd for tuts branch mill b vrnt to Camp LwTtDt, In MaMarhuttgV Kitttranto tU alo b rrp(t for trvtr In on of tho mry bkry com pot in prorr of formation. tlx- p rrn co ao a rook or baker la not a- nttal, but ordtnarllr vtna for tha ap p Uaat an advanco la par or promo Lmo abovo Ut sriia ol prUata, Our Men's Furnishings Shop Is Ready Today With Wonderful Values in Sweaters At a time when sweaters are in greatest demand Meier & Frank's stocks are, characteristically enough, in utmost readiness to supply that demand. Sweaters of guaranteed quality and workmanship are here in ample assortments for every need. We mention a few particularly well liked numbers. See Morrison Street window display. MEN'S WOOL SWEATERS $5.95 Excellent quality wool sweaters, finely tailored garments. Ruffneck style with fancy knit collar and bottom. Two pockets. Brown, green, cardinal, navy, Oxford, maroon. Sizes 36 to 46. Unequaled values at $5.95. MEN'S WOOL SWEATERS $5.50 Made of exceptionally fine yarn, particularly suitable for wear tinder the coat. V-neck style. Brown, maroon, Oxford, black. Sizes 38 to 46. WOOL-MIXED SWEATERS S3.98 Warm, durable garments. Ruff neck style with two pockets. Cardinal, Oxford and navy. Sizes 36 to 46. WOOL-MIXED SWEATERS $3.50 Strongly made garments for all around use. V neck style with two pockets.- Navy, cardinal, maroon and Oxford. Sizes 33 to 46. BOYS' GOOD SWEATERS $2.50 Warmly serviceable sweaters in ruff neck style with two pockets. Oxford, maroon and cardinal. Sizes 26 to 34, 4 to 13 years. Silk and Wool Scarfs 49c to $15 A splendid assortment of these fashionable neck scarfs. Cape Gloves $1.49 Standard makes of men's smart, serviceable gloves at this greatly reduced price. Tan and gray washable capes that are unexcelled for warmth and wear. Gray Mocha, buckskin and chamois gloves. Broken lines but all sizes included in the lot. Light, medium and heavy weight. Gloves for street and dress wear. You should buy at least two pairs today at $1.49 pair. Men's Furnishing- Shop. Main Floor. Ready With Heaters We have wood, coal, gas, oil, combination wood and coal heat ers for every requirement. Our stocks are most complete. Our prices lowest for like reliable qualities. Make Your Own Terms in Reason Sixth Floor. Fifth Street. Keep Your Kodak Busy -Kodak Shop, Main Floor. Many of the boys in uniform say an army lives on letters. And when these reach the boys and contain pictures of the home folks it makes them dou bly desirable. Send pictures to the boys. We haye all neces sary supplies. Kodaks and cam eras from $1 to $125. All films left before 6 P. M. any evening, to be developed and print ed, finished by 11 A. M. next morn ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Good News for Stout Men! To $35 Suits .85 And stout men who appreciate not merely a large saving but the feeling of security in their purchases as well will be all the more enthusiastic for knowing that Every Suit Is All Wool High-grade suits from the country's most reliable makers of ready-for-service clothing. Fabrics specially selected and tested for their wear-resisting properties finished and unfinished worsteds, cheviots, cassi meres and velours. Handsome designs and colorings. Specially Hand Tailored Made to retain their shape and good looks after a long period of service. Finest workmanship. Exceptionally well designed, perfect-fitting suits for heavy-set men at extraordinary sav ings today. YouH want more than one of these suits that are such big values at $23.85. Men's Clothing- Shop, Third Floor. Our "Sarupeck" Clothes Are Everywhere Recognised as Being the "Standard of America" in Boys' Clothing The Justly famed Sampeck clothes for boys are sold at just one good store in each city in Portland they are sold exclusively at Meier & Frank's. We carry at all times a most complete and comprehensive assortment of Sampeck SUITS for boys between the ages of 6 and 13 years. These suits are fashioned from the best materials procurable and tailored in a shape-retaining way. Medium and heavy weight tweeds and homespuns in patterns and colors that are sure to please. Nearly all fancy Sam pecks have TWO PANTS ThU is the feature that will ap peal most strongly to mothers. The newest styles, the beet colors and all sizes are sure to be found here at all times. Priced (10 to 22Q. Complete Stocks Sampeck Overcoats for Boys Boy Clothing- Shop. Third Floor. Something Entirely Out of the Ordinary Sale Children's Gloves Regular $1J)0, $125, $110 Values, the Pair 39c Values of the most remarkable kind are offered in this sale of children's $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 gloves today at, pair 39c There are about 300 pairs of gloves in the lot and when these are gone there will be no more obtainable at this price, which is Less Than Present Cost We could not buy these glove on the market today at anywhere near this price. Included are Mocha, Cape and real French Kid gloves in black, white, tan and gray. One and two-clasp styles. Pique and overeeam sewn. Gloves of quality at a price that is MUCH BE LOW HALF THE REGULAR PRICES. Another Good Special Today WOMEN'S Mismated Gloves, Ea. 5c Glove Shop, Main Floor. A Final Disposal of Women's and Misses' COATS $11J00 to $16J50 Values $8.95 Today only we will sell wom en's and misses' $11.00 to $16.50 coats at the greatly reduced price of $8.95. Coats of such finely serviceable materials as wool velours and kersey cloth. Full-length coats with wide belts. Large plush or self-material collars. :.i Limited quantity only they will go quickly at $8.95 early selection is urged. Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor. The Feature in Our Big Second Floor Children s Shop Today Is A Sale of Children's Sweaters TO $2.75 VALUES ?1.2S Broken assortment of styles, colors and sizes in sweaters, 1 to 5 years. Lynx and machine stitch. With or without belts and pockets. Cardinal, Co pen, rose, tan, white and Oxford. $3-$3.93 VALUES $2.75 Warmly serviceable sweaters in heavy plain or fancy stitch. With belts and pockets. Many have sailor collars. Several desirable colors to choose from. Misses' sixes 30, 32 and 34. $6.50-$8.95 VALS. $5.95 Broken assortment of high-grade sweaters for misses and children in sizes 24 to 34. Heavy wool knit or brushed wooL High neck styles or with sailor collars, belts and sashes. NEW! Famous "Paul Jones" Middies We have just received a lot of new arrivals in the famous Paul Jones middies for women and children. In regulation slip-over style with detach able flannel collars. With pocket. Front-lace style with white braid. Women's sizes 36 to 46. Children's sizes 6 to 14 years. Moderately priced at $1.75. Children's COATS in Great Variety" COATS S4.95 Regularly 17.50 to 110. Broken assortment of styles, sizes and colors, sizes 3 to year. Coats of serges, velours and plushes. Many have vel vet collars and belts. SAMPLE COATS Sample line high grade coats of velours, velvets, corduroys and broadcloths. Many have fur collars or large velour collars. Bro ken line of sizes, 4 to IS years. 118.95 and 137.50. COATS S12.50 Regularly $la to $20. Children's heavy tailored coats of finely serviceable wool mixtures. These coats are ideal for school and outing wear. Sizes for girls 8 to 18 years. DRESSES for Misses and Children DRESSES S13.50-S25.00 Children's dresses of navy blue serge. Many desirable styles in sizes 6 to 16 years. Good values. DRESSES S12.95-S27.50 Misses' and juniors' dresses in navy blue serge. Many styles, but in a broken assortment of sizes. Children's Shop. Second Floor. 4 Women's and Children's Hosiery at Low Prices SILK BOOT HOSE 90 Women's fine full fashioned silk boot hose in black, white and all the popular shoe shades. All sizes. WOMEN'S LISLE HOSE 75 Women's fine mercerized lisle hose in black, white, tan and colors. Full fashioned hose in all sizes. Three 'pairs $2. "BURSON" HOSE 40 Women's seamless Burson hose in black and white. Split foot hose in all sizes. "BURSON", HOSE 40 Women's light weight mercerized cotton hose the famous Burson make in black and white. All sizes. Two pairs 75f. WOMEN'S COTTON HOSE 25 Women's good medium weight seamless cotton hose in black and white. All sizes. Three pairs 70. WOMEN'S COTTON HOSE 29 Women's lavender top seamless black cotton hose with reinforced feet. All sizes. Three pairs 856. CHILD'S COTTON HOSE 20 Children's heavy ribbed cotton hose in black only. Reinforced knee, two thread heel and toe. Three pairs 500. "CADET" HOSE 30-35 Children's famous Cadet hosiery good looking and serviceable stockings in black only. Medium weight Cadet hose pair 30c . or three pairs 856 and 35c or three pairs $1. Heavy weight Cadet hose pair 35c or three pairs $1. CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE 30 Children's fine gauge cotton hose in black only. All sizes. Three pairs 80 6. CASHMERE HOSE 35d Infants' cashmere hose in black and white. Warm and durable hose exceptional values at 35c pair or three pairs $1. INFANTS' COTTON HOSE 20d Infants' mercerized cotton hose in black and white. All sizes. Three pairs for only 500. Hosiery Shop, Main Floor. Warm Toques And Scarfs At Special Prices At 95c $1.50 to $1.98 values. Angora toques and scarfs in all colors, half a dozen styles. Some of the scarfs have tied fringed ends. At 59c $1.00 to $1.50 values. Scarfs, separate tarns and sets. In rose, blue, canary, gray, red, green, etc Some of the scarfs have tied fringed ends. At $2.50 $3.50 to $4.00 values. Angora and fiber silk in novelty stripes and plaid combinations. Tarn- o'-Shanter and toque style caps. Scarfs have tied fringed ends. Also 50c-59c caps and scarfs, each 250. NecKwear snop, Main toor. ! I i 3