The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, January 13, 1918, Section One, Image 22

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Newspaper Page TextTTIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. rORTLAXD, JAXT7ART 13, 191S. "LETTERS FROM OREGON BOYS IN FRANCE," IN BOOKLET FORM, 25 ENTIRE PROCEEDS GO TO RED CROSS ON SALE HERE ''A 5 Lux ISS Flakes Washes muslins, laces, woolens, silks, all fine fabrics. Won't shrink woolens. Contains no Injurious rhemicals. Results obtainable from the use of ."Lux" can be seen in our Drug Shop, Main Floor. Original packages only 15c, or two for 25c Nellie G. Leyman Studio. Fifth Floor Design Water Color China Decoration Qumj rtjume work January 15. Thrift Stamps and War S a i n'g a Stamps sold at Ac commodation Bureau, Basement. Grocery Specials Royal Baking Powder, 5-lb. cans $1.90, pound can 39r. ' ' Wesson Oil (limit :two cans), large size $1.43, medium size 73c, small size 37. Old Dutch Cleanser, doz. 95c, can 8.. : Ninth Floor, Fifth Street Skirts Cut FREE V We will cut Jo measure FREE any style tailored skirt you mayv select from materials purchased "in our Woolen Dress Goods Shop.. We; will baste, fit and make skirts ready to finish for- $1 up wards if materials are purchased here; -..- . Dress Goods Shop, Second Floor. rrtiHllTjt - J07 The- QuALmT Store op- Portland 5 I Tomorrow-The White Sale and January Sales of 1918 1 i Wliite Sale Undermuslins, Laces and Embroideries and Other White Goods Enters on Its Second Week The. January Sales of Personal and Home Needs Continue to Bring Great Savings All Over the Store 23 I 5 5 This Is "Baby Week'' Beginning tomorrow and continuing until Saturday will be Baby neck in our Infant Shop. NOW is assuredly the time to look to all of baby's requirements. HERE is the place to buy them this week and profit by the reductions. We carry Reubens, Arnold and Vanta Pin less "garments. Dresses, petticoats, shoes, bibs, carriage robes, blankets, kimonos, jackets, shawls, quilts, furniture, baskets and novelties of all kinds. All good merchan dise at "old" low prices some at VERY SPECIAL prices. We mention a few items : 4 ' INFANTS' DRESSES Domestic dresses of soft nainsook. High and round-neck styles Trimmed with embroidery, tucks and insertions. Bottoms have hems. Tucks with ruffle of embroidery or laces. Many have panel fronts and are elaborately trimmed. Sizes 6 months, 1 year and 2 years. 79c, 9c, $U to $3.95. INFANTS DRESSES Infants' hand-made dresses, of fine soft nainsook. Daintily trimmed with hand era- broidery, tueks and feather-stitching. Six Vviv months to 2 years. $1.29, $1.59 to $6.00. itVK FRENCH DRESSES raaIc. Six months to 2 years. J 2.75 to $12. infants' Moccasins Infants' kid moccasins in tan", pink and blue. Sizes 0, 1, 2 and 3. 75c, 85c and f 1.00 values 490. INFANTS' KIMONOS Long flannel kimonos, also short jackets. "Trimmed with machine or hand embroidery and feather-stitching. $1.29 to $3.98. INFANTS' SACQUES. . White wool crochet sacques with fancy stitching. Pink and blue trimmed. 98c values 390. ' , INFANTS' ROBES Infants' padded robes specially priced 98c to $3.98. Infants' Shop, Second Floor. r- ft I nASSLNETTE QUILTS Infants' padded and quitted bas sinette quilts in size 27x30. Priced M.9S to $2-19. O APPAREL SALE! Whether your wish be for a new coat, suit or dress, here is a glorious opportunity to secure at great savings a selection from a broad assortment of the best of this season's modes. 825.00 to $35.00' Coats $17.65 Just 75 women's and misses' coats in chev iot, serge, covert cloth, plush, burella and tweeds. Full length loose and belted models. With large cape collars of plush or self mate rial. In blacky navy, green, brown, tan and mixtures. On sale tomorrow at $17.65 in stead of $25.00 to $35.00. . $37.50 to 845.00 Suits $25 Women's and misses' high-grade suits in serge, . gabardine, twill, broadcloth, burella and tweed. Semi-fitted, bejted and Norfolk models. In black, navy, green, brown and fancy mixtures. Many ideal for early Spring wean- -. -- - Women's and Misses' Dresses $14.85 w ' I -... . x Large assortment of dresses for street, of f ice and afternoon wear. Serge, poplin and satin. Straight and pleated models, many tunic and overskirt effects. Black, navy, green, brown, tan and copen. Regardless of former prices, we will sell, these fine dresses, tomorrow at $14.85. ' Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor. Second Week of Our White Sale Embroideries Thousands' of thrifty' women took advantage of the special prices, on embroideries andllaces last week the. first week of the Whit Sale of 1918. 1 In addition to last week's specials we offer the following new bargains:.- ' j ' V fQ n- 85c to $1.25 values. 500 yards of 27-inch lawn and batiste ' embroidery flouncing. '. This is by far the best offering we have made tb!is season in our embroidery" section. . Scores of patterns to select from. Dainty floral designs with filet edge, solid work and eyelet effects, etc. - Suitable for baby wear,' children's dresses and women's wear. ' Yard, 69c. ' .. . ; i CQ '850 to $1 values. 36-incb-i organdy dres3 embroideries. . Designs worked to a depth of 15. inches. .Both conven tional and floral effects. All white and with colors. .Yard, 69c; 7 - A-i? "I Q ' 12.50 values. -40-inch ' imported organdy embroidery iT. tD'X7 flouncings that are especially desirable for graduation frocks. These are shown m lovely combinations of filet and elaborate floral patterns. Yard, $2.19. ' ; V . X' "t'tZf 20c' to 25c values. ' Narrow "edges of, Swiss, nainsook and fxt.XtJl . cambric. Embroidery edges, heavy cambric and longcloth, 3 to 6 inches wide. For baby wear, children's undermushns and women's wear. ' Cambric embroidery skirtings, 15 inches wide. Yard, 15c. 'A a. ' 35c to 45c values.' Lawn and cambric skirtings, eyelet and. i mOL blindwork, 17 inches wide. Lawn embroideries with Venise edge,. 15 inches wide. Swiss, , cambric and nainsook embroideries,- 6-to 12- inches wide. - Corset cover embroideries, 17-jncJies wide. Yard,. 25c. 8c to 10c Wash Laces 5c French Val., Filet edges and insertions. Heavy Filet laces..- Cotton Torchon and Cluny laces. Barman laces. The widths range from ,L to hi 'a inches. Good 8c to lOq laces in our annual White Sale at, yard 5c. ' Lace arid Embroidery Shop, Main Floor. NEW! Women's Flannelette Kimonos $1.25-82.59 The prices on these popular Gannelette kimonos are much lower than you would expect for kimonos of such quality. Women's flannelette kimonos in pleasing floral designs. Many have elastic waistlines, others in straight-line styles. Scalloped col lars and cuffs, embroidered in silk. Also ribbon-trimmed collars and cuffs. AH sizes. Moderately priced from $1.25 to $2 Aro a good assortment of flan nelette kimonos in extra sizes 48 to 52 priced from $1.25 to $2.98. Kimono Shop. Third Floor. Tomorrow Begins a Most Important White Sale of- Famous Makes Women's Corsets We've Divided the Assortment Into 2 Fine Lots at $2.98 $4.95 A x. JQ QQ Odds and ends of Madame Lyra and Successo corsets, also JLd)(D a few Madame Irene corsets at this price. One model witlT elastic top in flesh and white. Also a beautiful model of brocade with me dium bust and long hip. No"; all sizes in every style. ' Values to $6.50. A f. OA Q Broken lines of Redfern corsets in both front and back et ijLXtUtJ ace models. . Also a few discontinued models of back lace Madame Irene corsets. Models of brocade,- also heavy coutil for stout figures.- Not all sizes in every style. Values to $10. To 60c Brassieres at 44c Hook-front brassieres daintily trimmed with lace. In flesh and white. Also some back-fastening styles, .trimmed with allover lace, narrow strap over shoulder. Values to COc on special sale at 44c Corset Shop, Third Floor. Tomorrow A Sale of Our- Famously Good "Model" Blouses Good.$18J00 to $2SM Values $12 Model blouses' from America's most famous designer, on sale tomorrow at ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF OFF. Dressy and tailored styles. Especially attractive are the unusual sleeves arid dainty colors. Both high and. low necks. Mostly small sizes. .... .... . ' - . Georgette Crepes, chiffons, satins and combinations of crepes and laces over foundations of chiffon. Tucked effects, pipings, many blouses beautifully lace trimmed, some with gold and silver threads. White, flesh, silver, gray, maize, green, wistaria, navy blue, taupe, black and brown. Two models illus trated. - - ' " - Early selection tomorrow is urged" on" all who would share in this wonderful sale of model blouses $18.00 to $25.00 val ues reduced to $12. ' Blouse Shop, Fourth Floor. Tomorrow Will Inaugurate A nother Memorable Week in Our ' January Sale of Furniture it Which We Offer Many Suites and Separate Pieces at 15 to 50 Off Living-Room Dining-Room Bedroom Furniture will be found between these two price reductions as well as samples of LAMP SHADES for both table and piano lamps (these in our Furniture Gift Shop, Ninth Floor). Besides, we have 20 new DAVENPORTS, madein our own shops, covered in tapestry, ctemask and velour, very special values at $49.85 to $145. On this as on all other furniture purchased at Meier & Frank's our most liberal credit offer applies v . , ' "Make Your Own Terms in Reason" .. . "V "... Furniture Shop, Eighth Floor. "DIX" Uniforms The official Dix Make uniforms for U. S.-Army, "U. .S. Navy and Red Cross Nurses are Sold Here Only in Portland . The officially prescribed style No. 400, made of white Dixie cloth, ia now ready for selection. This model is priced at $3.50. It is v , . . Illustrated ' Select your nurse's uniform from the officially recognized Dix line, sold only at Meier-& Frank's. - -. ' ' Third Floor, Sixth Street. GREAT WHITE Sale of Undermuslins What is, in many respects, our greatest White Sale of .undermuslins enters on its second" week with fresh assortments brought forward from aur.reserve stocks to insure full supplies of wanted new kinds and styles for those. w7ho have left off ; purchasing until now. To mention a few::. French hand-embroidered combinations tomorrow only $2.95. A splendid, assortment of night gowns, made of excellent quality nainsook, beauti fully trimmed .with narrow fine Val.-arid Filet lace and embroidery, tucks and inser tions. At $3.57. ; - l. 1 Envelope chemise trimmed with'VaL and Filet . laces, tucks ' and insertions, miny with ribbon over shoulders. -Mostly-large sizes. At $2.95. . , Lingerie petticoats trimmed with, fine embroidery and laces, tucks and insertions. Well made, late models. At $2.9$. -, , Gowns of good quality trimmed with emT broidery, some lace trimmed, also tucks and insertions. - At 98. ; . . ' " Undermuslln Shop. Third Floor. The Right Range at the Right Time Right at Any Time Summer or Winter We Know of No Range That Fills So Completely ' the Requirements of the Modern II ouse- ' V wife as Does the " mm! Universal Combination Gas Baking oven, broiling oven, automatic lighter for top burners, no matches required. . Self-starter in fire box, no kindling. A complete gas range in stantly available for quick service. Particularly de sirable for Summer use.- Wood Coal Durable, For warmth in Winter, abundance of hot water and the delightful baking qualities of the old-time cast iron range. attractive, compact; complete. On these ranges, as on all ranges sold by Meier & Frank, you cm MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS IN REASON Sixth Floor. Fifth Street Wonderful Bargains in' Our Needlework Shop .... - t In this limited space it; would be im possible: "to" enumerate! the savings we offer on stamped needlework. . Hun dreds of bargains at half price and even less than half our, regular low prices. Just a liint of the savings: Children's Dresses, 75c values for only 49 Children's 'Dresses, to60c values, only 19 " Odd Center Pieces, to $1.00 values, for 190 Bureau Scarfs, regular to 75c values, at 390; Shepherd Yarns, odd balls, to 65c values, 380 Tea Aprons, to 35c values, special only 230 Bath Towels, to 75c values, special only 450 Huck Towels, to 65c values, special only 290 D. M. C. Perle, assorted colors, 7c values 30 . X ecdlework Shop, Second Floor. Ur P prl. For four days, beginning tomorrow,' very special prices will be in effect on good quality shoes takenTfrom our regular stock. All short and discontinued lines' of good shoes of every description. Kemarkable values, considering present market conditions. Read and profit by these savings f SHOES $4.45 . ! Women's shoes patent with Mack cloth or kid tops. Plain leather with black cloth or kid tops'. Dark brown .'with -white nubuek tops. Leather Louis, Cuban, or medium , low : heels.; Lace or button styles. . ' ' -":.'- ' SHOES $3.15 " ' Women's" arid big girls' shoes. Plain leather with kid or cloth tops. Patent with black kid or cloth tops. High or low leather heels. - Lace or button styles. ' ; v SHOES $3.85 - Men's black shoes, lace- or but ton styles, with leather , or rub-, b'er soles. English and medium toe lasts.. - Nearly , all sizes , in -. the lot. : " SHOES 89d ' .. ' " . Children's shoes in plain and patent leathers ' Mostly black, but a-,few in tan. - Broken sizes. Sizes 2 to 5, pair, 89c. Sizes 5 to 8,' pair, $139. ' Sizes Shi to ill, pair, $1.79; Sizes 1H4 to 2, pair, $2.19. . . ; STOR3I BOOTS $3.15 Boys' bleck and tan high-top shoes in a broken line of sizes. Lace styles. These will give the utmost in service.at.the price. . -, Shoe Shop; Third Floor. i I I s i I 5 4