The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, April 21, 1912, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, rORTLAXD, APRIL 21, 1912. Interesting Display of the Quaint, Durable "Old Hickory" Furniture in 6th-Street Window Ideal for Summer Home, Porch and Garden You Can Now Purchase Acorn Stoves and Ranges, "America's Very Best," on Our Club Plan of Easy Payments Fourth-Floor Section THE MEIER & FRANK COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1S57. AVEATIIEK KEPOKT: FAIR TODAY. THE MEIER &-FRANK CO., oth, 6th, Morrison and Alder Sts. 20 Every, Trimmed Hat ncei T C9 Second Floor Untrimmed Hats Vx Off Includes all high-grade shapes, of fine milans, tagal hemp and leg horn. Smart exclusive styles in me dium and broad brims. Regularly 5.00 to $20.00. Tomor-fo (ff row take your choice at Vll NOT a Hat in the great Millinery Salons but what is now offered at a reduced price ! Beautiful models-many of them by famous New York makers. Tailored street aiVl dressy afternoon and eve ning hats. Choose from tliom tomorrow at V4 Off! To $150 Imported Hats Vi Less Exquisite creations by world-famous Paris jnakers. Models for street, visiting and reception wear. "Wondrous combinations of materials and trimmings. Loveliest of colorings. Choose from $33 to $150 French Model Hats at 13 Off ! All Flowers at 14 Off $2.50 and $3 Shapes $1.75 Becoming untrimmed Hats of pat ent milans, chips, azures and fancy braids. Small, medium and large sizes. White, burnt and colored. The $2.50 and $3.00 grades, d1 7 j tomorrow at, your choice V I Nothing in our immense assortment of beautiful French ana American flowers and popular Fancy Ostrich feathers. Regularly 50c up to $5.00 Special for tomorrow's selling at, your choice Never Such Savings on Wash Goods ! SAVINGS that carry twofold importance. Selected, as they nre, from our immense stork of beautiful new. wanted "Wawh Goods! Every fabric, every weave, every coloring, from the, sturdy William Anderson Scotch Ginghams to filmiest of batistes and voiles. Read every one of these extraordinary specials for tomorrow and Tuesday, if lots hold out that long. $1 Emb'd Crepes at 49c The daintiest new embroidered Crepes, 27 inches wide, in blue, hclio and pink. Nothing will make a pret tier-Summer frock. Regular $1 grade tomorrow at, vard 35c Woven Voiles 25c Scores f charming new Spring and Summer designs. ' Every - yard fast color, patterns all woven in. See the Fifth-street window. Regular OC it 35 grade, tomorrow, yard $1.50 Embroidered Pique Monday at Yard 93c For Summer wash frocks and children's dresses. Reg ular $1.25 quality, embroid ered Pique .in helio, QQ blue and white. Yd.O 49c $1.25 Emb'd Batiste 75c Nearly half for these most-want -id of the season's fabrics. Lovely em broidered batiste in pink, blue." gray, helio, black and white. Oiir7S $1 William Anderson Scotch Ginghams 32 inches wide, wide, in strictlv fast woven designs. Over 300 patterns The yard, 25 New Domestic Ginghams the best produced. Hun dreds of patterns in new plaids-, stripes, checks of ever?- color, lS' New Dress Linens Port land's best showing. White and any shade you may ask for. Price per yard, 25 to $2.00 . New 30-inch Ratine the season's most talked-of rough fabric. Pink, blue, tan, helio and white. Spe cialj the yard, 63 quality priced at, yard 75c New Linen Ratine Monday at Yard 60c Hardly n our shelves, so new is this 'lovely linen Ratin. Full 36 inches, in smart black and white stripes. The 75c grade 59 $3.50 Dainty Combi- nati'ns $2.47 FRESH, new and immacu late, ever' one of them dainty Combinations specialed to morrow at $2.47. And all cut to conform with the new narrow skirt styles. Of corset cover and drawers combined. Well made of fine lawns and dotted Swisses. Elaborately trimmed in laces, edges, insertions and embroidery medallions. Iff i iwy re uaim v : $2.4? Drawers, plain and circular -some cut up at side, edged with lace and tied with ribbon. They're dainty! Splendid- $3.50 grades, you 11 agree. Priced at Children's $3.00 and $3.50 Bloomer Suits at $2.79 Splendid for the child of one. two and three years. Two piece Suits of waist and bloomers. Plain and checked ging hams, good quality percales and chambrays. tlr Tfi : 'A i ; Paris styles m Panier Russian THE very styles that are seen at the race meeting in the Fashion Cny over the sea. The styles the ultra fash ionable women of New York and sea-' shore resorts are wearing. As -usual, we're the first to show them the new Russian Blouse Coats, the three-quarter and long panier, panel and drape Coats. ' They're stunning! Words can't do justice to the clever, new, novel styles, the exclusiveness of desien nnd beautv of materials. " ' V Clever blouses with short, or three-quarter peplum extension or straight postillion backs. Joined at waist line with bands of shirring or braided cord. Known, too, as the new "Skele ton" Coat. The one as illustrated of green and gold chariuen.se at $20. The draped styles are full length. Picturesque collars of macrame, ratine and shadow laces. . Of rich taffetas. . charmeuse and crepe me teors. Plain and changeant every smart new shade. Stunning for afternoon and evening wear. Elegant models of heavy white lace one as sketched here of rough weave agaric and heavy lace. Priced at $38. Interesting display in 5th-street window. Prices in the Showing, Range from $20 to $125 . Phenomenal Purchase to $15.00 New A Lingerie and Tailored Dresses Onlv HOJ TJRIDAY'S express brought 500 of the smartest, new Lingerie and Tailored Wash Dresses that you'd pay from $10 to $13 for if bought in the regular way! $6.45 is the remarkably low price at which they're specialed tomorrow. ' ' ' ' Dainty, new, this season's styles, every one of them. Lingerie Frocks of fine mull, batiste, allover embroidery and marquisette. Even the clever peplum waist styles are' included. Among them, a group of black lawn Dresses and jaunty Frocks of colored linen plain and with embroidered designs. They're one ot the most important oi the specials tomorrow at only $b.4o. , A Second Floor. Main Bnlldln Silk Coats' Mli WW WfoM 1 IV tjm,uv y 98c $1.50 to $3 Loom Lengths of Em broideries at 98c EACH year Ave secure a big St. Gall, Switzer land, manufacturer's accumu lation of these loom strips of embroideries. Lengths of and 5 'yards. Scores of beautiful eyelet and floral designs in flouncings and insertions on Swiss, nainsook and cambric. Especially for trimming new undermuslins .nd children's wear. Loom strips, worth $1.50 to $3.00; for Monday and Tuesday only, very special, at 85c SEMI-MADE CORSET COVERS FOR 50d The dainty ''Lily-white" semi made Corset Covers, in the pret tiest eyelet designs on fine swiss. Very neatly made up Rcsr- CC'lf- ularly 85c. Tomorrow oiily $1.25 TO $1.75 BABY FLOUNCINGS FOR 89 Charming floral designs, with both hemstitched and scalloped edges, for infants' and children's wear. Regular $1.23 to PQ $1.75 grades tomorrow, yd. 0f 12c TO 20c COTTON CLUNY LACES FOR 10 Edges and insertions, .3 to 7 inches wide, so much in demand for trimming new Summer waists and undermuslins. Regular 12e 1 f)f to 20c grades, tomorrow at vt $3.75 TO $4.50 CLUNY ALLOVERS FOR 2.98 Beautiful Venise, Baby Irish and imitation cluny Allovers, for waisU and tunics. Exquisite patterns, 18 inches wide Worth dJO QO $3.75 to $4.50 yard, at P?0 $5 New Handbags, $3. 1 9 MADE possible by an unusual purchase! And without the sacrifice of an iota of the $5.00 quality, as you'll Know the minute you lay eyes on them. yit-R, ui mem- $3.19 (Jenuine goat seal, Morocco and real black pigskin leathers. Silk poplin or leather lined, all with extra coin purse and some fitted with mirror and manicure articles. A dozen different styles, five of them just as illustrated above. ' All new models, from latest envelope shape to large shopping bags. Every one a $3.00 Handbag. Tomorrow, -special Vint Floor.. Xtw BolNllnn Mull Ordcrn Filled. v $1.50 Guimpes, 98c WHO would think of making them such a price as thisf pi- Over 30 idifferent patterns of new Filet and Shadow Laces, in white and ecru. Mounted on ?ood quality soft muslin, with collar supports and elastic draw-string. Really worth $1.30; very special at 98c Br ass ware Less! m AX opportunity to supply the home, with 'artistic Russian and Herman hammered brassware, greatly underpriced. Brasa Fern Dishes with metal . linine: $1.50, 6-inch. 99. $-2.00. 7-inoh. $1.39. $2 75. 8-inch, $1.98. f4.00, 8-inch, onTy $2.99 Bras. Hantfn Basket $1.25, 4-inch, 89. $3.00, 5-im h $2.18. $4.50, 5-inch, $3.14 . Brass riower Baskets $1.10, 6-inch, at S4C. 7.0o. 12-inch, $4.29' Brass Jardinieres $1.15. 5-inoh, 87. l--0. 6-inch. $1.04. 00. 8-inch, onlv $1.39. $2.25. 8-inch. $1.69.. $ t.75, 8 inch, $2.69. $5J0, 10-inch, $3.98 Flrt F1r. Mala B.IUIas " Now for April "Baby Week" ! 1IIE monthh sale which always briners thronrrs of mothers to our wonderful little Infants' We A Sale of Cream Dress Goods IS there anything more beautiful or' stunnhig for Spring - wear than a white wool suit or coatf And right in the midst oT the greatest "Season of white" in years, we offer these splendid savings on Portland's biggest showing of cream wool serges, whipcords and rough weaves. Every vard reduced the $1.2,5 grade 98, $1.50 at $1.35, $1.75 a.. $1.48, $2 at $1.77, $2.25 at $1.97, $2.50 grade at $1.23, $3.00 at $2.48, $3.50 at $2.98 $2.00 BORDERED SERGE, $1.29 A reduction on the latest novel ty in Dress Goods. New cream, gray or tan serges. 48 inches wide, with handsome colored borders. They are shown in many of t!ie chic Parisian gowns this Spring $2.00 quality special djl OQ tomorrow at onlv. en. P1 CHENEY SILK FOULARDS : No store in the Northwest shows such an assortment of the famous Cheney Showerproof Si'k Foulards. Lovely dotted, fig ured and geometrical designs :n every shade. The $1.00 grade at 85S the $125 grade $1.09. Don't Merely Ask for Coves -Ask for "Penin's- (J YhiAK I'ernn s u loves once, means a Perrin's enthusiast alwavs! For fit, for style, for geueral satisfaction, Perrin's are leaders every where. This is the .Perrin Ulove htore ot .Portland, r.very style, very shade, every smart effect in real French kid. Perrin's La Mure and Tour aine, of real French (Mace Kid, two-clasp, with pique and over-, seam stitching, $1.50 Perrin 's Manhattan two clasp, pique Sewn and extra quality, with three-clasp over seam stitching, $2.00 Perrin's Two Pearl Clasp Gloves, pique sewn with fancy 1 " 1 1 1 1 A' . .1 euiriroiuereu Mack, lor snivel yj! and dress wear, $2.25 J Perrin's Tan Cape Gloves, y with two-clasp, half pique stitching, for street wear; the pair, $2.25 To $4 Long Silk Gloves for $1.19 A purchase of beautiful 16-button length silk Gloves, beaded and em broidered. Black, white and a few colors. Intended to sell tfjl 1Q at $3.00 to $4.00. Special tomorrow at the phenomenal price p im iJ Women's $3.00 Long Kid Gloves 16-button. glace kid, in white only; sizes 5t to 7. Special, the pair, $2.19 Women's $2.00 Kid Gloves pique sewn, glace kid, with two large pearl clasps. Black, white and colors, $1.39 Flint Floor. Main nuildlngr ear jShop, on the Second Floor! Scores of the necessary and luxury-wants for infants at splendid savings for one week only. We can only men tion a few: Infants' $1.75 Cash mere Sacques and Nightingales, fin ished with silk shell stitching and daintily embroidired, for only $1.33. Infants' $2.60 Hand-Made Dresses, of fine nainsook with hand - embroidered vokes, now only $1.79.. Infants' $3.50 to $7.50 Flan nel Skirts, Hand-Made and are Hand-Embroidered, at One Fourth Less. Infants" $2 to $5 Eand-Em-broidered Sacques and Night ingales, of fine white cash mere. One-Fouith Less. Infants' $4.00 Hand-Made Dresses of fine nainsook, with hnnavetnbroidercd yokes, only $2.98. Infants' $3.50 and $4 Hand Made Skirts, t f l'ius batiste, nainsook and French longcloth with 'hand-scalloped ruffles, at only $2.79. Half! $3000 Worth Brass Beds at FROM the Pittsburg-Hicksbn Company, of Butler, Pa., we have secured this lot of mag nificent Brass Beds at exactly 50c on the dollar of original wholesale cost! Ordered for a big hotel, they were refused on account of late delivery. Rather than to pay warehouse fees, pending settlement, the Beds were sold to us at a sacrifice. - Every Bed is marked with the conservative price at which we would have had to sell them if bought regularly. Under no circumstances can any person buy more than one Bed. None to other dealers. No telephone or mail orders filled. Great April Sale Garden and Lawn Needs AT REGULAR price, it would be of the greatest econ- omy to buy Tools of such high grades as we carry! The savings add a double importance: 50c Field Hoes, special at only 39 40c small sixe Hoes, special at 33 I 30c Cultivator Hoes, special at 25 25c riveted Hoes, special at only 21 45c wire Lawn Bakes, special at 38 60c steel Rakes, i pedal at only 49 70c steel Bow Rakes, special at 54 m onion weeders, only GO 75c Manure Forts only 64 $1 S-piec Floral Set at 79 35c 3-pieca Floral Set for 30 10c Women's Trowels for S 6c Garden Trowels at. only 4 40c Franinf Shears -for 32 - 40cOras Hooka for 33 60c Grass Hooks for 42 7c Spading Forks at 6 15c florists' Trowels 12 75c steel Bow Rakes, special at 59 25c malleable Rakes, special at 21 30c malleable Rakes, special at 25 50c Dandelion Diggers, (pedal at 39 60c Turf Edgers, special at only 42 75c long-handled Spading Forks 63 80c long-handled Spading Forks 69 doc ironing Shears for 39 30c Grass Shears at only 25 75c Grass Shear at only 59 Garden Hose Specials 60 - Foot Lengths of Cotton Hose ',-2-inch size with nozzle, $4.75 Lavvn Mowers, $3,69 ' No. 2 Reliance, 14-inch, well-made easy running Style Regu- 0 Q larly $4.7-5, at PJ.Ui7 mmsmmmm. E rr-rrw ' i- - : r.w .l.iiiiMiii..in.niglrr.ri.i.ii. - : 1 1 $32.50 Brass Beds $1625 Think of paying only half price for this handsome 2-inch post Brass Bed with seven -inch filling- rods! The opportunity of years. "$32.50 Beds in every way. Are placed tf 1 f ntf on sale now at low price P 54.28; i- 50-ft., 5.28 Black Rubber Garden Hose 50-ft., i-in., S4.98; 50-ft., s, inch at onjy $5.98. $37.50 Brass Beds $18.75 Less than the dealer would pay at the factory for this beautiful 2-inch continuous post Brass Bed. Just as illustrated 4-foot, 6-inch sizf . in mas sive design. '$37.50 Bels dJIQ lyg are placed on sale now at Other Continuous Post Brass Beds at Exactly Half $27.50 Brass Beds at only $13.75 $30.00 Brass Beds at only S15.00 $37.50 Brass Beds at only S18.75 $52.50 Brass Beds at only S2fi.2.E $57.50 Brass Beds at only S28.75 TELEPHONES PACIFIC, PRIVATE EXCHANGE 4; HOME, A 6101 t rf trv t TJ a. i t v i o.cu israss seas ai omy ol.iJii : : $57.50 Brass Beds $28.75 - In all our experience, we have never offered Brass Beds so low! This mas sive 2V2-inch continuous post bed with .nine IV-inch filling rod. Size 4 feet, 6 inches. $57.50 Beds are lJOQ "7C ' on sale at this time at S"0 O Straight Post Brass Beds at ; Exactly Half $17.50 Brass Beds at only 8.75 $34.00 Brass Beds at only 17.00 $37.50 Brass Beds at only S18.75 $55.00 Brass Beds at only 27.50 See 6th-st. window display S.unday. Sale in front of elevators, 4th floor.