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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND, JUNE 29, 1919.
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Our Contract Department
We are prepared to submit estimates on furnishings for
boat bouses, beach cottages, etc linoleums, carpets, drap
eries, furniture, mattresses, springs, dishes. Call Marshall
4600 or A 6101 and ask for Contract Department. There is
no charge for this service.
See Also Back Page
This Section for News of
Great Interest to
The Whole Family
The- Quality Store of Portland
rnN. SixUvXorrfeoit Alder Sta.
Charge Purchases
Made Tomorrow Will Go
On July Bills Which Are
, Rendered August 1
Six Grocery Specials
Salmon, McGowan's Maple Leaf, No. 1 cans, dozen $4.25, can
37c; No. cans, doz. $2.65, can 23
Fancy Head Rice, 7 lbs. $1, lb. 15
Stringless Beans, dozen $2.10, three cans 55
Victor Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, dozen $1.90, three cans 50
Ripe Olives, No. 2 cans, dozen $2.75, can 25
Crystal White Soap, 100 bars $5.85, ten bars 59
Meier & Frank's: Ninth S loor. (Mail Orders Filled.)
16000 Pieces of Wm
Rog
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Tomorrow A Special
Sale of Rag
Rugs
Here is a splendid opportunity to secure
racr rues for bedroom, bathroom and for
summer homes at substantial savings. Lot
1 consists of rag rugs in various plain shades
and borders in woven and floral patterns.
Lot 2 consists of plain colored rag rugs with
white band borders.
Lot 1
$1.75 Rugs, 24x36-in., S1.38
$2.75 Rugs, 27x54-in., S2.15
$3.25 Rugs, 30x60-in., S2.69
$4.75 Rugs, 36x72-in., S3.85
$7.50 Rugs, 4x7-foot, 5.95
$20 Rugs, 7-6x10-6, $15.35
$25 Rugs, 9xl2-foot, 18.65
Meier ft Frank'
Lot 2
$1.25 Rugs, 24x36-inch, 98d
$1.75 Rugs, 35x50-in., 1.38
$2.25 Rugs, 27x54-in., 1.69
$2.75 Rugs, 30x60-in., 2.15
$3.50 Rugs, 36x72-in., 2.95
$6.00 Rugs, 4x7-foot, 4.85
$10 Rugs, 6x9-foot, 8.35
$16.50 Rugs, 8x10, 13.75
': Seventh Floor. (Mall Order Filled.)
In a Phenomenal Sale Beginning Tomorrow
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Reed Baby Carriages
We have complete stocks of
high-grade reed baby carriages
in natural, old ivory and French
gray finishes. Moderately
priced at $26.50, $29.75, $35 and
up to $65.
Reed and steel sulkies in old
ivory, gray and natural finishes
in a variety of styles range in
price from $4.50 to $27.
Oriole go-baskets moderately
priced $15.50 to $26.50.
Baby walkers, $3 and $3.50.
Baby swings, $1.75 and $2.50.
Baby developers, $2.50 and
$2.95.
Folding baby yards, $4.50 to
6.00.
Meier St Frank': Fifth Floor. (Mall Orders Filled.)
The "Carrollton" Pattern as Illustrated
in Handsome French Gray Finish
Our silverware buyer, when recently in the eastern market, secured in
a direct purchase from the manufacturer this large lot of 6000 pieces
Wm. Rogers silverware in the popular Carrollton pattern at such a
favorable price that we are able to offer this silver at half price and in
some instances LESS THAN HALF. .
- The Carrollton pattern as sketched is in French gray finish. Each
piece of silverware in this sale is stamped Wm. Rogers and is guaranteed
to give 25 years of ordinary family service.
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Assortments Are Complete to Begin With
Teaspoons, table spoons, dessert spoons, orange spoons, bouillon spoons,
iced tea spoons, medium knives, dessert forks. In fancy pieces there are
cold meat forks, berry spoons, salad forks, sugar shells, pickle forks, pie
servers, carving sets, etc Select silverware for every-day use at home,
for the beach, for camping trips, etc Restaurants and hotels can profit
by this sale. Specially priced as follows :
Tea spoons, 98
Dessert spoons,
$1.89
Iced tea spoons,
$1.46
Butter spreaders,
$1.89
Individual salad
forks, $1.96
In Sets of Six
Medium forks,
$1.96
Dessert forks,
$1.89
S. H. medium
knives, $2.10
H. H. medium
knives, $4.90
Fancy Pieces, Each
Sugar shell,
390
Butter knife,
390
Pickle fork,
490
Cold meat fork,
490
Sugar tongs, 690
Salad spoon, 980
Berry spoon, 980
H. H. pie server,
$1.39
Two-piece carv
ing set, $4.95
Three-piece carv
ing set, $6.95
' Above Prices Are Subject to 5 War Tax
Because of the magnitude of this disposal sale will be held simultaneously on the Center Aisle
Bargain Square, Main Floor, Fifth Street, and in the Silverware Shop, Main Floor, Sixth Street.
See our Fifth Street window display.
Meier & Frank's: Main Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.)
This Davenport $105.50
The davenport illustrated above is a good example of the pieces
made in our shops by custom upholsterers. In choosing davenports here
you have the advantage of a wide range of coverings tapestries,
damasks and velours. We carry these materials in stock and make
the upholstered pieces to order, enabling you to follow out any color
scheme you desire. The davenport shown above, covered in any $4.50
tapestry, regular $126.50 value, special $105.50.
Make Your Own Terms in Reason
This Old Hickory
Rocker $5.75
Old hickory furniture is desirable not only
for its rustic appearance but for its com
fort aid durability.
We have complete stocks of old hickory
furniture including chairs, rockers, tables,
etc The rocker illustrated is a good value
at $5.75. Chair to match $4.75.
Summer Goods Section
Select your summer goods
at MEIER & FRANK'S, where
you will find complete stocks
at lowest prices. Just a hint.
Couch hammocks with steel
frames, strong wire springs,
well - made mattresses,
equipped with windshields and
chains ready to hang, $20
to $27.
Closely woven hammocks
with wide valances and pil
lows, adjustable end rings,
head and foot spreaders, $1.75
to $10.
Canvas cots, full length 6
feet 6 inches, covered with
12-ounce brown duck, priced
$3.50 and $4.50.
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Folding camp stools with
and without backs, 35c to
$1.75.
Oak porch swings, complete
with chains ready .to hang,
$4.50 to $12.
Hardwood croquet sets in
wooden box, $2.50 to $10.
Gliding settees for porch
and lawn, with awning $17.50;
without awning $12.50.
Meier & Frank's: Fifth Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.)
Books 75c
For Vacation Reading
"The Dark Star," by Robert W.
Chambers. '
"Webster Man's Man," by
Peter B. Kyne.
"North of Fifty-Three," by Ber-
trand W. Sinclair.
"The Woman Gives," by Owen
Johnson.
"Cinderella Jane," by Marjorie
Benton Cooke.
"The Man Trail," by" Henry
Oyen.
"Held to Answer," by Peter
Clark MacFarlane.
"Michael' by E. F. Benson.
"The Master Mystery," by .Ar
thur B. Reeve and John W.
Grey.
Meier & Frank's: Fifth Floor.
(Mail Order. Filled.)
In Our Drapery Shop
Draperies give life and charm to the interior
of a home. Fabrics of various texture as well
as color and pattern have their individual influ
ence on the effect. In our Drapery Shop you
will find such a complete assortment of drap
ery materials as will make right selection
easy. Prices too will be found to your liking.
We especially feature tomorrow:
Grenadines 45-65
New arrivals in dotted grenadines that will
make exquisite curtains. Excellent material
for ruffling. "
Curtaining 27-40
Drawn-work bordered marquisette and voile
in attractive patterns.
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Nets 69 and 95
Filet and loom-lace curtain nets
in several pleasing patterns.
Cretonnes 33-79
A large variety of patterns and
colorings in these fine cretonnes.
Meier & Frank's: Seventh Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.)
Special 3-Days Sale of "Imperial"
Ivory Toilet Articles
These Are Famous
'Arlington' Seconds
Fiber Chair or
- Rocker $10
Fiber furniture is especially desirable
for porch and lawn use. These chairs and
rockers are in broad, comfortable design,
rich brown finish. Choice of either chair
or rocker, at each, $10.
Meier & Frank's: Eighth Floor. (Mall Orders Filled.)
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A large assortment of Imperial ivory "Arlington seconds"
at exactly half price while any remain tomorrow, Tuesday
and Wednesday. These pieces are good imitation of genuine
ivory. Included in the lot are hair brushes, mirrors, combs,
powder boxes, hair receivers, trays, etc. All at just half
the regular price.
Meier & Frank's: Toilet Goods Shop, Main Floorv
The Universal Pipeless Furnace
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The Universal Pipeless Furnace is a complete heating system-
heats every room in the home with ONE REGISTER. It derives
its name "Pipeless" from the fact that there are no overhead
pipes to convey the heat to the different rooms. Three essentials
of supremacy in the Universal Pipeless Furnace are
Construction, Combustion, Circulation
Construction includes patterns, materials used and finishing,
Without perfection in all of these qualities a perfect construction
would be impossible. The Universal has them in the moBt
perfect form.
Combustion is controlled by the type of heater and character
of chimnev to which it is connected. Without perfect combustion
a loss of fuel will result Universal furnaces are scentifically
constructed and equipped with Shell Bar grate, assuring per
fect combustion.
Circulation is the chief factor with the Universal Pipeless
Furnace and the one great item which furnishes the comfort in
the home. It is the mark of the Universal that t
Asbestos Insulation Insures Perfect Circulation
Come in and see the Universal Pipeless Furnace tomorrow.
See it tomorrow. Make your own terms in reason.
Bohn Refrigerators
The Bohn Svphon svstem keens the cold dry pure air cir
culating rapidly, preventing mingling of odors and the settling
of impurities on the food. The drain is in front, instantly
removable without disturbing the food, so it can be cleansed
thoroughly every day.
Lining of genuine porcelain fused into steel a single piece
in all but the very larsrest models. The corners of the Bohn
lining are round no place for food particles to lodge.
The scientific construction of the Bohn Syphon refrigerator
makes it a great ice saver.
You secure health, cleanliness and economy in the Bohn.
Make Your Own Terms in Reason
Meier Frank's: Sixth Floor. (Mailorders Filled.)
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Beginning Tomorrow and Continuing All Week in
Our Newly Enlarged Canning Section on the
Basement Balcony, Sixth Street Side,
A Special Demonstration of
"Economy" and "Kerr" Fruit Jars
This year there have been more fruits and vegetables
raised than in any previous year in the history of the coun
try, according to an official bulletin issued by the U. S.
,.i Aoaicuiture. Owing to the unprecedented
demand for export purposes the prices' on fruits and vege
tables have been unusually high. v In all probability prices
will not be appreciably lower this year than at the present
time. Therefore you should begin to can your fruits and
vegetables now.
beginning tomorrow in our Canning Section on the Base
ment Balcony, Sixth btreet side, there will be a special
demonstration of the "Economy and Kerr jars.
Economy Fruit Jars
Pint jars, dozen ?1.30. Quart jars, dozen
$1.40. Half-gallon jars, dozen S1.80. Economy
caps, dozen 35c. Economy clasps, dozen 15c.
Kerr Mason Jars
Kerr regular Mason jars. Pint jars, dozen
51.05. Quart jars, dozen, $1.15. Half-gallon
jars, dozen $1.45. Kerr caps, dozen 35c. Kerr
lids, dozen 15c
Kerr Wide Mouth Jars
Pint jars, dozen $1.30. Quart jars, dozen
$1.40. Half-gallon jars, dozen $1.80. Kerr caps,
dozen 40c Kerr lids, dozen 20c .
Mason Fruit Jars
Complete with covers and rubbers. Pint jars,
dozen $1. Quart jars, dozen $1.10. Half-gallon
jars, dozen $1.40. Jar caps, dozen 85c Rubbers,
dozen 10c
Ball Special Jars
Pint jars, dozen $1.15. Quart jars, dozen
$1.30. Half-gallon jars, dozen $1.60. Covers,
dozen 50c Rubbers, dozen 15c -
Ideal Glass Top Jars
Pint jars, dozen $1.10. Quart jars, dozen
$1.20. Half -gallon jars, dozen $1.50. Covers,
dozen 25c Rubbers, dozen 15c
Miscellaneous Needs
6 oz. covered jelly glasses, dozen 65c
9 oz. covered, jelly glasses, dozen 75c.
Parowax, package 20c
Sealing wax, package 20c.
Jelly bags, each 25c
Schram jar caps, dozen 35c
Handy fruit jar holders, each 10c
We have complete stocks of all the
other canning necessities at moderate
prices. Come in tomorrow.
Meier & Frank's: Basement Balcony.
(Mail Orders Filled.)
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