The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, October 01, 1911, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 1. 1911. Edna Howard Baker's Free School and Demonstration of Cooking by Gas Opens Tuesday, 4th Floor Attend Early Try the Delicious Luncheon in Our 7th Floor Restaurant Results in Munsingwear Contest Will Be Announced Soon TIIK -MEIER & FRANK COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1857. MEIER & FRANK'S. 'MEIER & FRANK'S. MEIER & FRANK CO., 5TH, 6TH, MORRISON, ALDER. STS. October Ushers' in". New: Fall F&sMcMs and MercSiaedi 'vH ffMIE arrival of the new month finds every department of this great store replenished with'the latest 'C yV and newest creations in tall and Winter merchandise. Our buyers have made second and tnird &jA trips to the Eastern markets, that they might have ready for you at this middle 7V) 3".y month of Fall the goods that most stores expect to show at the beginning of the Jt Vrio; Winter season. So come tomorrow you'll find every section of The Big Store 17 C a kl '11 f ilT". : If1 . sm)B 5-fairly teeming with the beautiful and new! In the Ready-to-Wear Salons voull find an arrav of Gowns, Costumes, Wraps and Suits such as Portland women have rarely seen. Marvelous creations that trace their style-origin from world-famed modistes Drecoll, Paquin, Poiret, Roberts, Collat, as well as from the most famous New York dictators of fashion! ir 'J u i See the 5 th Street Windows Tailored Suits in almost endless vari ety, for every day finds new additions to the wonderfully complete stocks always here for your choice. Every fashion fea ture shown, from the mannish botched collar styles to the immense, wide revera and cape collar modes. An nnequaled line of Suits at $20 iu rich woolens and perfect in style and fin ish. See them tomorrow at only $20 The Showing of Coats is complete. Whether for street or evening wear, you'll find a wonderful assortment of styles and materials. All the Fall worsteds, velvets and corduroys used in the making of them. They're chic they're clever with wide revers, deep collars and jaunty side fastenings. Priced $10 to $175. Most Charming Are the Gowna for afternoon and evening wear. Everything the feminine heart could wish for. Prac tical street and afternoon frocks of wool ens .and silks. Theater and evening Gowns in decollete and high-neck models of exquisite, soft, shimmering silks, chif fons nets, marquisettes and other clinging ; fabrics. Priced $12.50 to $300. The Tbree-Piece Costumes are marvel ous creations of perfection. Such grace of line such chic and charm in every one of them. Models decidedly French, from the long willowy lines of the skirt to the dainty, becoming bodices and jaunty side fastened jackets. Rich velvets, regal suedes, broadcloths, etc. Priced, $40 to $175. Exquisi te Fall M ilhnery MEIER & FRANK'S SECOND-FLOOR SALONS IT WILL be worth a trip to the city tomorrow if for no " riVioT wdani than in visit tli Afillniew Salons of The other reason than to visit the Millinery Salons of The ff the marvelous array of Paris and New York Hats here St5tS or J0UT admiration and choice. "3W Pause over the names given below and you'll not won- s.' Aa-r- tViaf Tx-o nail Viia "hv -for ihp most wonderful Utl m-u buw ..uw " . ' showing of - fashionable (Millinery - Portland .women have ever participated in! I Germaine. Madame Georgette. Marie-Louise Camille Rogers. Marbot, Suzanne Talbot. Poiret. Caroline Rebomc Carlier. And then there's the superb creations of Liehenstein, Kurzman, Francois, of New York, and other Eastern makers. Distinctive exclusiveness in such a model as pictured here. Rich, lustrous velvet w.ith self or colored facinsr of reeal suede and the gorgeous trimmings of Ostrich Plumes that add a fetching bit of heighth to Madame Petit. Styles for every face and coiffure. American Hats, $5, to $50. Parisian Hats, $35 to $20O. SEVERAL big special lots of Gloves arrived during last wees, so we've aeciaea to sian wwuw uu xiu - that voull remember for a long time to come. Many are the famous Perrin 's make, for which we are sole Portland agents. Extra experienced, giove inters w wan upon you. xmuviuo yum wiubci 6wc On Back Page off Big October Glove Sale Brings Matchless Svin Sec. 4, Details of Our Semi -Annual Sale of Beds, Mat tresses & Bedding gs $1.50 Perrin Gloves 98c An extraordinary lot of Perrin 's real French kid Gloves in two-clasp style. Also Perrin 'a Cape Gloves for street wear. The best $1.50 grades, and every pair fitted at the QO counter. Tomorrow' we sell them at 52.25 Perrin Gioves $1.87 Perrin 's extra quality real French Glace Kid overseam Gloves and best Pioue Kid Glovea. They have the new 2 and 3-pearl clasps with heavy embroidered backs. 1 07 Our best $2.25 grades tomorrow U X 0 $1.00 Kid Gloves at 73c ' A great lot of new 1 and 2-clasp Chamois, Cape, Suede and German Lambskin Gloves in all colors and sizes. Overseam and Pique styles with embroidered backs. Posi- wo tive $1 grades tomorrow, the pair at OC Perrla. Gallia Glow Two cli rl French kl4. over ..ml tyl. In mil ! mnd nw hmde. Our be.t OO ritaUr tl.it mrd P 1 W l-rrrlm-a 1.TS Rl TVench Kid Mure mnd K. Tourln.. Pique mnd overml Rlmca kid In mil Dewtf AJ hmde. On !. pr. ! Prrrta'a M GItw .Tha smart 2-pemrl clp pqua-ewn (loves for dress wear. All new Fall hades. On sale now d1 "TQ at the low price, pilrwltl? I. 23 Ijiaikakla Ulra pique sewn, for street wear. White, black, tan. irrays. brown and other new shade. To- Q C morrow, verr low prl OiJC aiJMt MarTel Washable Clorea The famous Glace Kid. Also In this lot broken lines of reai French Kid Cape and tf a 1Q Chamois Oloree. PalrJ)l.li? S.1 to 4 Lobs; Kid Glorea 12 and l-button. real French a;lace kid. In white an1 all nrw shades. In mil sizes. d0 AC Tomorrow, the pair PaiisT XSO Uaf Kid Glovea It button, reai French kid and lam!wkln, in black, white, tan, mode and champagne flJO QC tomorrow, the pair P50J M.AO I.OBK Kid Gloves 20 button Mosquetaire style glace kid. In white only. Beautiful quality for evening: tfJO A7 wear. On sale pair I Chlldrem'a t Glovea 2-clasp place kid in all staple and new shades. All sites, spe- yo jlal tomorrow, sale price B0 fo 7Be KlTWt Glovea The clean up of their famous Chamolsette and silk-lined cashmere gloves, In good Of range of shades, the pr. aiJl Yw m Perfection in the New Madame Irene Corsets DESIGNED bv fashion and corset ex perts in Paris, the "Madame Irene" promises every woman the correct contour of fig ure the season and present style requirements de mand. Grace of line, suppleness, flexibility combined with comfort, make them the highest achievement in scientific Corsetry today. Have you seen the striking window in sepia of Madame Irene Corsets 1 One glance and your instant thought is perfection! And hundreds of Portland's most discriminating women find them perfect in' every possible particular. Fitted to living models of all builds, we've a Myle suited to every figure, no matter what your proportions or special requirements may be. Kvery line of beauty enhanced. Consult our expert cosetieres tomorrow about the Madame Irene. Priced from $6.50 to $22.00. Lovely Waists for Fall Mcmn HKCOXD FLOOR XirAISTS were never daintier pret- VV tier for Fall than these of the new season. And we's just received another assortment of lovely chiffon and marqui sette Waists for afternoon and evening Dainty foundations of lace and silks. See ths "Winter models of crepe de meteors and crepes, many of them severer in style though delight fully graceful. Kimono and set-in sleeves. All shades to match the new Fall suit. Priced from $6.50 to $20. ' And the Tailored Models iM Asinnllv n attractive in creDe meteors. crepes, plain and striped messalines, challies, taf- 5 fetas. soisettes, piqnes and' linens. Perfect in . , , , T- : c " stvle and linisn $2 to $10. They're clever! Priced from i mam n To $2.50 Embroidery Flouncings Now at 98c MEIER A FRANK'S FIRST FIOOR. MAKES the daintiest of dresses for 'infants and children, as well as pretty waists for women. Lovely 'eyelet, floral and filet designs done on fine swiss and batiste, 27 inches Q wide. Actually worth $1.25 to $2.50 a yard. We sell OC them tomorrow tor tne very.iow price, iur mio cc, ui $2.50 to $4 . Embroidery Strips Swiss cambric and nainsook dges and insertions,' 1 to 18 inches t Oq wide, Wz anl 5-yd. strips D X 0V 75c Net Allovers in cream and white. Dainty patterns f6r yokes and trimmings. Specially priced OA Eor tomorrow's selling, yard 07C ska tr fifin Venise Edfi-es and Inser tions y2 to 4 inches wide. Various dainty patterns, bargainized Of? for tomorrow at only, , yard ai O C 75o to $1.50 Val. Laes with Inser tions to match. Remarkably fine quality and in y2 to 2-inch widths. Priced 12-yard boltDUC Silks, Velvets and Suitings Never More Beautiful . 7 . . tt.i ..j PKniiiniM Tii I cm W.taoraTh. rirh. Wt. I Maxaiuette for Fall Are I New Double Faced Suitings Silk and Wool PoDlins That rombine the wearinir qualities of imi with the soft. lii.-truusnes of nilk. lVaiitiful treet and eveniup j-hade on display in the Kifth - strtt't window. Full 40 inrlira wide. F'rii'ed a vard at 91.oO and ?2.0O. Velveta and Corduroys The aeaoon'a prime ' favoritea. The Winter girl will literally, "from the crown of her head to the sole of her feet" be clad in velvets or corduroys, with aceompanyinR rich acrewiories. Every new Fall shade. Yd. 31.25 to 32.50. Crepe Meteora The rich, soft. clinging fabric that jrains daily in popularity and lends itself beautifully to jrraceful draping. Exquisite for afternoon and even ing gown. Wonderful array of light and dark colors, 44 inches wide. Yd. $2.50 to 33.50. marvelously dainty in their ex quisite colorings and lovely pat terns. Striped, figured and plain. In shades to match the new Fall suit. Ideal for rich costume veil ing, waists and afternoon frocks. 44 inches wide, the yard 31.50. For modish Fall suits, in smart Scotch weaves and rough finishes in rich tans, browns, blues and new Fall colorings. One of the most popular and practical wool ens for Fall and Winter. 56 ins. wide. Yd. 33.00 and $3.50. High-Top Shoes Are the Autumn Vogue a. sm a aw- a- bbu aa. kV-l IVAB w II v v j - i:ii:r a krakk-s third iioor OMEN who want the correct nnA rinlihv in Footwear for Fall should see these new J. &.T. Cousin's Shoes as pictured here. Cdnsin's name alone is a guarantee to ever woman. Of rich tan Russia calf and patent -olt leathers, with 12 to 16-button tops. The very styles "that fashion able Paris and New York women are wearing! They're nobby! Priced at pair only $6. And other new Cousin's Shoes, as well, in button and lace styles, of tan calf, pun- . . . . . i metal, ooze calt ana patent leatncrs. A last to suit everv foot and fancy. lYiced. $3.tO. 54, $4.50, $5 and up to $7.50. Save on Bathroom Supplies MEIRR FRANK'S BASEMEXT. HERE'S a special sale on our high-orrade Bathroom supplies every piece of solid brass, heavily nickel plated. Neat and sanitary. Note the reductions: S3-33 Rabber Bath Mats SI. 79 3Se Tooth Brwsa Haldrra 19 Tile Tawel RIbbb, special 59 XS Soap aaa Tumbler Holrtrr cmklard, oa aale bow 59 SOp Wane KBaatele4 Bath Tab 9rata, OB aale bow oaly 39 sale bow, low price IK3.19 1.23 Towel Racks, at oaly 99 Oe IMekel Towel Rara. IS-laeh. "l-lo Bath Soap Holaera Sl.l H.J at sbIt 4K Se Mekel ToweJ Ban. S4-lach alse, aa aale bow, oaly 52c? lie Mekel Towel Bar, ao-laea. aloe, oa eaie bow, oaiy ur On Bath Soap Holder at 39 SSe Taaibler Holders oaly 28 tt Taaahler Holdera oaly 79 lb Holdera oaly lDc aa Paper Holdera. oaly 28 nn ww " " . . aoa rapvr ni. . mt 1 Coaib Bad Brmoh Raeka. oa j B, p... Holders, oaly at 79 aale bow. low price, at 79 a.2S Bath Spraya at oaly 99 SSe Wall Soap Holdera at 28 S24 r.laaa Shelf, with wide . v . i . . i 01 oo CSe Soap. Slaada, special 62 I bracheta, ea aale pow gl.99 50c 'Snug-Fit' Barrettes, 25c MEIER FRANK'S FIRST FtOOR. A REMARKABLE sale, for never before have we offered these well-known "Snug-Fit" Barrettes at such a low price as this! Actually half their real worth. . . Barrettes that fit to the hair " snugly guaranteed unbreakable. All the clever new shapes and every size ' in both shell and amber color. Plain barred, .curved and fancy styles. They'll give you all the satisfaction that a 50c ar-9CJr rette promises. Our sale price only -"- Specials in Pure Food Grocery THE cost of Foods was lower in the Spring and that s purchased many staples at great savings. We giv benefit so snare in tnese onermgs lumunuw ;: . Alpresco Jams, glass at only 21 when we e you the IF YOU CAN'T COME IN PERSON ORDER BY MAIL OR BY TELEPHONE Victor Flour, barrel at only $4.75, 50-pound bags, at 3pX..U.' Olympia Flour, barrel only 5.10, 53-pound sack at $1.35. Vim Flour, barrel, at only $5.10, 50-pound bags at $1.35. Eastern Sugar-Cured Hams, special tomorrow, pound at 17. Little California Picnic Hams, spe cial tomorrow, pound, j.lVi. English Style Bacon, delicious for breakfast, pound,' 18. Sun-Cured Strawberry Preserves, dozen glasses, $1.50, each, 13 Luxury Jams, glass, each, only 19 Campbell's 10c cans Pork and Beans, special at 8. Empson's Apex Peas, dozen cans at $1.50, each at 13. Empson's Columbia Peas, dozea cans; $2, each at 18. - "Pure Cane Sugar, 100-pound bas at $6.68, 14 pounds for $ 1 .00. Domino Cut Sugar, 2-pound boxes, to- morrow at only 25S Oregon Potatoes, bag $1.65; 13 lbs. for 25.