The Sunday Oregonian., June 25, 1911, Page 12, Image 12

Meier & Frank Department Managers' Sale News
EST. 1857 OLDEST ANNUAL ON PACIFIC COAST.
- PORTLAND, OREGON, JUNE 25, 1911.
VOL. V. NUMBER 3.
ACKNOWLEDGED, THE STRONGEST RETAIL
AND SELLING ORGANIZATION
BUYING
WEST OF
CHICAGO
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O. C. GRAVES
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Manager
; Mr. O. C. Graves has bfta at
I the helm of. Meier Frank's
1 Men's and Boys' Clothing depart,
ntnt only a few months, but al
ready his list of acquaintances
and pleased customers reaches
far and wide.
Mr. Graves' offerings tomorrow
Include:
Any Man's 120. S25. $10 and 131
Fancy Summer Suit in stock, at
f 11.7S.
Any Boy's Wool Knickerbocker
Suit at V Less..
Any Boy's Vah Suit. 1-3 Less.
1000 Children's lie Whlta
Laundered Uuster Brown Collars
t for lie. earn 6c.
WM. L. HARMON
Silk and Dress Goods
Manager
For IS years. W illiam L. Har
mon has been the mainstay of
Meier Frank's Silk and Dress
Goods department. His reputa
tion for handllna- a-oods of qual
ity, of bavin the very fabrics
and colors which women want. Is
known the city over.
All the latest and most wanted
weaves In White Wool Dress
Goods are reduced this week
So grade ic- -- for 3c- "-50
for ti ll. 11.75 for 1 1.1 J. 12 and
11.1S for $1.7.
lie Fancy Loulslne Silk Sult
Injrs In smart line stripes, checks
and fancy dentins of all shades,
will sell at 4c.
H. M. B LAN KENSTEI N
Jewelry, Leather Goods,
Etc
Mr. Blankensteln Is the latest
addition to the Meier Frank
department managers' organisa
tion. He has charge of the
Jewelry. Clocks. Leather and
Shell Goods. Belts. Stationery and
Optical sections. His offering for
tomorrow's great event Is a
sweeping sale of Jewelry:
Novelty Hat Pins. Brooches. La
Vallieres. Jabot Fins. Beauty
Pins. Ribbon Watch Fobs. Cuff
Buttons. Medallions and other
places too numerous to mention.
Divided Into elx Immense lota at
' lie. 21c, He 73c, $1.11 an
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. I. B. UPRIGHT
Men's Furnishings
Here's the man that greets you
at the Morrison-street ' entrance
with a smile! In the Dine years
Ike Upright has bad charge of
the Men's Furnishing department,
he has built a reputation for
quality, wide assortments and
low prices, never before attained
In thla section. For tomorrow,
he will selU
(000 Men's 50c Athletic, style
Shirts and Drawers of cool cross
barred nainsook at :9c.
1S.O0O Men's. Women's and Chil
dren's Sample Sweater Coats,
worth f 3.50. 3 and 13.50. at $L6.
JA P. AVERILL
Fifth Floor Manager
The whole fifth floor (books
excepted) Is Mr. Averlll's domain.
For S years he's had charge of
the Toys, Sporting Goods. Pic
tures. Hammocks and Go-Carts.
Goes to Europe every year for
toys. Ills latest Is the Foxy
Bettle.
For the Department Managers'
Sale: U off on all Framed Pic
tures, Picture Framing. Brass
Piercing, as well as big reduc
tions on Flags. Tennis Rackets.
Sporting Goods. Oo-Carts. etc.
MISS NELLA LUND
Dress Trimmings
If there's Press Trimmings
needed, the Portland woman's
first thought Is of Miss Lund!
At all times her stock Includes
the latest and most exclusive
novelties. For the Department
Managers Organization Sale, all
Dress Trimmings reduced:
3c to 85c Trimmings at 4c
tl to 11.15 Trimmings, at o
11.50 and tl.TS Trimmings, tie
II to to 11.60 Trimmings at $1.11
IS 00 and 16.00 Trimmings. 13.
11.10 and H00 Trimmings. 14.18
110 and 413 Trimmings, at tl.il
t J 50 to f IS Trimmings, at f7.ll
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A Mighty Bargain Celebration
Begins Tomorrow Morning at 8
A secret, if theris one, of The Meier & Frank Store's -wonderful success and
onward growth, lies in its extraordinary buying and selling organization. At the head
of every one of the nearly sixty departments is an expert men and -women known to
many of you personally. They have made the mastering of one single line a life's work.
These department managers have been planning for weeks to make tomorrow's event
one of the most important in the 55 years of store-history. Although detailed in small
type, the bargains they place .on sale at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, are of the most
compelling order. Credit purchases tomorrow may be placed upon July accounts, if
desired. Read every word. '
W. A. CARTY
The Furniture Man
It's taken W. A. Carty a little
less than two years to build up
one of the most enviable Furni
ture businesses on the Pacific
Coast The big Fourth floor In
both buildings Is filled with high
grade Furniture of every kind, at
unmatched prices.
For tomorrow, a complete line
of high grade Satin Walnut Bed
room Furniture at 20 per cent
less than regular prices.
Lud wig Hirsch, Manager of
The Ready-to-Wear Salons
"Here are the most important bargains I've offered this season," says Ludwig
Hirsch, manager of the "Women's Suit, Coat, Waist and Skirt Departments!
Thirty years of sure, steady growth under Sir. Hirsch 's management has made The Meier &
Frank Store's Ready-to-Wear Salons unequaled in all the West. We can only state briefly these
astonishing sales, which begin promptly at 8 tomorrow morninig:
Man-Tailored Suits $35 to $40 grades, $27.50; $20 to $25, $14.65.
Lovely Sflk Dresses $35 and $40 grades, $22.65; $12 to $18, $9.45.
$14 to $20 Separate Coats all materials and styles, $9.85..
1000 One-Piece Wash Dresses worth $7.50 to $9 at $4.85.
200 Smart Summer Walking Skirts, worth $7.50 to $10, at $4.45.
$4.50 to $6 Messaline and Taffeta Silk Petticoats, $2.98.
GEORGE McCLURG
Art Needle Work
Mr. McClurg has had charge of
this department for the last 11
years and keeps a splendid com
plete line of Art Needle Work. He
offers these specials for Monday:
ISc and 50c Stamped Corset
Cover Patterns. 11c.
60c Stamped Drawers, fine
grade cambric tic.
50c ' Stamped Kimono Waist
Patterns, each 13c.
11.60 Stamped Voile Emb.
Waist Patterns. ftc.
Stamped Linen Damask Towels
In treat variety. Regular and
truest sizes. Special at only 42c.
ree Needlework Lessons In the
Art Section. Many Portland wo
men are taking advantage of this
rest opportunity. Ask about It.
F. G. FECHTGR,
MISS M. MIRER,
Maaager of the Bat
teries; Fatter Dept.
Maaager ef Reataaraat
and Tea Roosa.
MISS B. WAGENBL AST
Millinery Manager
Miss B. Wagenblast can always
be depended upon to show chic
distinctive Millinery. Many beau
tiful creations are constantly be
ing turned out by her force of
expert trimmers, as well as the
productions of Gage. Fisk, etc.
Tomorrow, 150 Smart midsum
mer Trimmed Hats that were
15.60, 17.60 up to 113 will sell at
14.49. All Pattern Hats greatly
reduced. Straw braids. H price.
MISS F. HANLEY
Laces and Embroideries
For years Miss F. Hanley has
kept thla popular department
stocked to overflowing with all
that's new and best In domestic
and Imported Lares and Embroid
eries. Here are a few specials
tomorrow:
11.25 to 13 Embroidered All
Over Nets, dainty designs, whit
and cream; yard "9c.
Embroidery Matched Sets, 40c
to 75o grades, yd., 25c; 11 em
broideries, yard. 11c.
Embroidery Edges of cambric
and nainsook. 1 to 1 Inches wide.
These 13c to 18c Embroideries,
yard, 7c.
MISS F, D. COX,
Maaager of the Dress
- -Llalsgs' Dept.
J. A. LAWRENCE
Shoe Manager
Meier & Frank's wonderful
Shoe business is the result of
James A. Lawrence's earnest en
deavor to supply the patrons with
America's best Shoes at money
saving prices.
"Here's the best lot of Wo
men's Low Fotwear I ever sold
at 11.98," Mr. Lawrence said Sat
urday. "They're grades which I
cannot duplicate to sell under 13,
13.60 and 14." All sizes in the lot.
F. J. BILLINGTON
Toilet Goods .
Mr. Bllllngton has been con
nected with the house for nine
years and has just assumed
charge of this Important section.
He offers these specials for Mon
day: SOc Sal Hepatlca, speclaj at 39c
11 Plnkham's Veg. Com p., 69c
11 Swamp Root, Monday at 69c
11 Scott's Emulsion, at only 73c
25c Malt Nutrine, 11.98 dozen.
each. 17c.
IS. 75 Horllck's Malted Milk. 12.75
15c Malllnckrodt's Peroxide, 14c
60c Danderlne. Monday only 33c
11 Herplclde. special at only 69c
25o Rublfoam. Monday, only. 14c
25o Vlolette Soap, a cake, 16c,
J. W.McKEN.IE,
Maaager of the Flan
Bel Department.
ESTELI.E KITCHEN,
Maaager Corsets tind
Musllawear.
CHAS. E. ELKINGTON
Women's GIoves,Ribbons,
Knit Underwear, Etc.
Mr. Charles E. Elk
ington knows what the
Portland women want in
Gloves, Ribbons and all
the pretty frills and
furbelows. He also has
charge of the big Knit
Underwear section. He
places on sale tomor
row: Women's 55c and 35c Sleeve
less Vests, 19c.
"Women's 50e Vests and
Pants, 27c.
Women's 85c and $1 Union
Suits, 57c.
Remnants of 25c to 75c Rib
bons, yd. 15c.
6000 pieces of daintiest 35c
and 50c Neckwear, 25c.
25c to 50c Handkerchiefs,
$1.35 doz. ; each 12c.
MRS. E. SIESER
Hair Goods
For the last two years Mrs.
Sieser has given Portland women
expert attention In .the Hair
Goods Section. If you want Hair
Goods, she knows at once what
style Is most becoming to you and
matches accurately your shade of
hair. Here are the specials for
this week:
110 French Wavy Switches, at
18.98.
15 Best German Wavy Switch
es. 13.98.
12.60 German Wavy Switch, 98c
112 and 115 Puffs, large clus
ters, at 18.89.
13.50 and 14 -Puffs, German
hair. 11.98.
$2 Puffs, good quality hair, 98c
WM. J. SHERIDAN,
In Cbwie of the Book I
vepartmeat.
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F. L. RUEBISH
Wash Goods and Linens,
For nine years, Mr. Ruebish has
purchased White and Colored
Wash Goods, ' Linens and Staple
Dry Godds -at Meier & Frank's.
Always the high quality stand
ard always moet money buy.
37c and 60c Printed Voiles
fine imported grades, yard, 25c.
39c Printed Silk Mulls new
foulard patterns, yard, 25c.
60c White Striped Voiles and
Marquisettes, yard, 25c.
75c Seamless Sheets, 81x90
in., 69c.
W. C BEAUMONT
Lace Curtains
If there's anything W. C. Beau
mont can't tell you about Lace
Curtains. Draperies or Wail Pa
per, we haven't found it out.
For eleven years he has been
at the head of these departments
at Meier So Frank's. Just a hint
as to the bargains he offers to
morrow: 13.25 and 13.50 Lace Curtains,
In over 25 different patterns, at
11.98.
16.50 and 16.75 Lace Curtains,
40 different beautiful designs, at
14.15.
12.50 Negus Striped Couch Cov
ers, 1.65.
T. A. KINDRED
Carpets and Rugs
Mighty few householders who
are hot acquainted wfth Mr. Tom
KIndred( manager of the Carpet
and Rug department. His expe
rience In Portland covers over 20
years, the last two years of which
has been with Meier & Frank's.
"You can always save money
by buying at Meier & Frank's," Is
Mr. Kindred's slogan! " His spe
cial offering tomorrow is genu
ine 11.50 Axminster Carpets at
11.10.' All the various sizes of
Crex Grass Rugs are also re
duced. C. F. DALY
The Blanket Manager
If he says they're all-wool, it's
so! Mr. Daly is the man you see
for high-grade Blankets and for
Comforts of every kind. Just to
show you how he 11 save for
you:
200 pairs of 15 White Wool
Blankets, 10-4 size. 13.90.
300 White California Wool
Blankets,' extra large size, 16.35.
13 Woolnap Gray Camp Blank
ets, 12.45.
New Australian Wool-Filled
Comforters, 1 4.60 to f 3.50.
G. O. CADY
Hosiery, Notions, VeiPga ,
Mr. Cady has been at the head
of the Hosiery, Notions and Veil
ing dapartments for three years.
Prices talk louder than words, he
says, so briefly:
3000 pairs of Women's 60c, 73c
and 11.00 plain and fancy Lisle
Hose go at 3 pairs 11, pair 37c.
Carlson-Surrier's best 100-yard
spools black sewing silk. 4 for 25c
6c Wllllmanttc Thread, 8 for 25;
11.50 and 12 Black Chantllly Veils
for 98c.
A. JASMANN
China, Housefurnishings
A. Jasmann has spent thirteen
years in building up the enor-'
mous business on Chinaware, Cut
Glass and Housefurnishings. He
spends three months each year in
the Eastern and European mar
kets, gathering the best mer
chandise at the world's centers of
production. He offers special:
Garden Hose, -inch size. Reg.
19.50 lengths of 50 feet, witli
couplings and nozzle. 16.99.
12 Cut Glass Nappies, 11.2.
16.50 Cut Glass Mayonnaise
Bowl and Plate, 13.99.
16.50 and 17.50 Cut Glass Bowls,
14.17.
H. S. BOLTON
Pure Food Grocery'
"M.y prices speak for them .
selves." says Mr. H. S. Bolton,
manager of the Pure Food Gro
cery. Just look, what he offers
tomorrow:
Dry Granulated Sugar, 100 lbs..
15.10; 19 lbs. 11.
Pure Cane Sugar. 100 lbs., 15.25.
20c Crescent Sardines. 16c.
25c Snider's Catsup, 18c.
Copenhagen Butter, 2 lbs., 49c.
30c Ghiradelll's Ground Choco
late, 24c.
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale, doz.
11.50; case 12.90.
E. a GOLDSMITH
Trunks and Bags
He'll start you out right on the
Summer trip! Trunks and Lus
gage that are reliable it's Mr.
Goldsmith's motto. For tomor
row's Department Managers'
Sale:
111 Large Canvas - covered
Trunks, 34-inch, strongly built
and complete with two trays,
$9.75.
13 to $3.50 Fiber Grass Suit
Cases, 22, 24, 26-ln. sizes, 12.10.
18.60 Genuine Full Cowhide
Eult Cases, 24-lnch straps, 7.10,