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THE. SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JUNE 13, 1920
MEMO: BRING YOUR OVER-SUNDAY FILMS TO MEIER & FRANK'S KODAK SHOP FOR DEVELOPING AND PR INTING MAIN FLOOR
FLAGS for Flag Day (Tomorrow) are Here in All Styles and Sizes at Lowest Prices Fifth Floor
Another Wonder Sale of Model Gowns
Tut Q.ualittTStoie or- Portlahd
Mid-Summer Models From a Famous Maker.
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VOGUE" Sports
.$15 to $30
Hats
Regularly $125 to $175
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"Fair Weather Weddings Make
Fair Weather Lives"
SO SHOWER THE BRIDE WITH
Fair Weather Gifts of
Jewelry and Silver
Gifts practical for brides, for birthdays, for visitors
and to replenish one's supplies for the numerous hospi
talities of Shrine week are everywhere in the Jewelry,
Silver and Leather Goods Stores. Many novelties per
sonally ordered in Europe by the jewelry buyer are ar
riving every little while. Other new shipments have
been received from American manufacturers. Never
have the gift stores offered such excellent collections
and all marked at our usual fair, reasonable prices.
Wedding rings of modern
kinds, plain and engraved.
Diamond rings from ten to a
thousand dollars.
Tiny watches on ribbon brace
lets for women; strapped wrist
watches for mea; big open
faced railroad watches for the
men who prefer them.
Beads are featured hundreds
of different kinds and colors.
Genuine ainber beads per
petual sunshine. Whitby jet
beads from England. Artificial
pearls from France. Fashion
able red bakelite beads from
Paris. Glittering composition
Italian type jet beads.
Bracelets that are imported
the real amber, Whitby jet and
novelties.
Cuff links, scarf pins, Wal
deniar watch eJiains, photo
graph cases for the groom and
the man with a birthday. Popu
larly priced so that an effective
gift is not too expensive.
Sterling Silver
Innumerable gifts. These
lists may suggest just the arti
cles for which you are looking.
Serving Pieces
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Sterling silver bonbon spoons,
sardine forks, olive forks, cu
cumber servers and cream
ladles.
Sterling Silver .
Table Ware
Old Knglish, Colonial and
other designs, including Deer
field, Quincy, Florence Nightin
gale, Patria.
Sets of 6 tea spoons $9; 6 ta
ble spoons $25; 6 soup spoons
$22.50; 6 medium forks J23.50;
6 medium knives $27; 6 individ
ual salad forks $21; 6 individ
ual butter spreaders $16.50.
Serving pieces include sugar
shells $:t.50; sugar tongs $2.25;
gravy ladles $5.25; berry spoons
$10; pie servers $2.25; cold meat
forks $8.50.
V Remarkable Sale of Silk Petticoats
Other Sterling
Silver Articles
Tea sets of five pieces $150 to
$250. Coffee sets $150. Flower
baskets $45. Casseroles $27.
Comports $12 to $25. Candle
sticks $15 to $22. Sandwich
trays $18.50 to $23. Roll trays
$1S.50 to $25. Mayonnaise sets
$15 and $16.75. Sugar baskets
$10 and $10.50. Bonbon dishes
$7 to $10. Flower vases $6 to
$10.
Sheffield .
Re-Productions
in quadruple plated silver are
now generally used and their
designs are practically identical
with those of silver.
Condiment sets $2.98. Sand
wich trays $3.95 and $4.95.
Gravy boats and trays $6.95.
Flower baskets $7.50. $S 95.
Baking dishes $8.95. Water
jugs $10. Vegetable dishes $12.
Meat platters $12.95. Dessert
sets of sugar bowl and cream
pitcher in neat white boxes
are $6.
Hand Bags for
Fair Women
Beautiful bags for every cos
tume. Beaded bags from Paris.
Taffeta and moire bags in the
new shades of taupe, brown,
tan, navy as well as black. Fine
canteen bags in odd shapes
with all sorts of beauty devices
in them. Handsome tapestry
bags and others of vivid sports
silks. Leather shopping bags
of all kinds.
Moire and silk bags $1.95 to
$28.50.
Leather canteen bags $3.50 to
$35.
Special Moire Bags
Regularly $6 and $6.50
Now $4.49
Navy, taupe, brown and black
in moire bags with drop frames,
beaded frames and . covered
frames. Full size mirror. Kach
bag fitted with coin purse.
-Meier & Frank's: Main Floor.
Presenting1 interesting: new models"
of sailor hats, shade hats and small
brim hats of straw; and taffeta just
received from New York.
The Sailors Are Specially
Priced at $15
thus saving our patrons the luxury
tax.
Other new mid-season hats are of
georgette crepe, straw and delightful
combinations of materials in white
and light colors, at moderate prices.
Meier & Frank's:
Millinery Salon, Fourth Floor.
$75
RIBBON
SALE . . . !
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This is a ribbon season
and here are ribbons for
everybody at very special
prices !
Flowered taffeta, striped taf
feta and plaids for hair bows.
Wonderful satin ribbon for
sashes. Extremely wide embroid
ered and metal ribbons for ves
tees, high girdles, corsages and
fancy bags.
Dresden and Plain
Ribbons 39c
4?4 and 5-inch ribbon of silk
taffeta in plain colors with satin
borders, fancy stripes, moires,
plaids and novelty flowered rib
bons. For hair bows, sashes,
fancy bags and fancy ribbon nov
elties. All were much more.
Two-Tone Heavy Satin
Ribbon $1.95
Very special purchase of
inch Lady Fair double-faced
satin ribbon in delicate shades of
pale blue and yellow, pink and
yellow, pink and blue, blue and
lavender. One of the most beau
tiful ribbons woven. Desirable
for sashes, panels, camisoles,
hats.
Embroidered and Metal
Wide Ribbons $4.95
Were $6.50 to $12.50
Disposal of very rich ribbons
for hand bags, vests, sashes,
evening gowns. Some are as wide
as 10 inches. Kxqirisite light
shades as well as navy, taupe and
black especially distinguished
ones are of black and gold.
Fancy Bone and Celluloid
Bag Frames Vz Price
Were $7.50 to $12
Now $3.75 to $tt
Unusual colors and styles to be
combined with handsome velvet,
brocaded ribbon and other ma
terials. One in malachite green
with black, another in carved
ivory style, one in a lovely brown
bone effect. Many others.
Meier & Frank's: Main Floor.
$12, $13.50, $14,50 Values
$8.95
Mark Sullivaji
comes to the Municipal Auditorium
next Saturday, June 19, to discuss
"Sidelights on the Chicago Con
vention and Outlook for the San
Francisco Convention."
Ticket sale opens Wednesday on
our Main Floor, Alder-street side.
Balcony and dress circle 50c and
75c; lower floor 75c and $1 (war
tax extra).
Just received from a famous dress manufacturer of
whom all Portland knows a collection of very beautiful
model gowns in the fashions and materials of the hour.
FULLY 75 NEW MODELS
will be shown for the first time Monday. -Taffeta, satin,
velvet, lace, net, foulard and other distinguished materials.
Usually only one of a kind designed for afternoon and
informal dinner wear.
IN COMBINATION WITH THESE
there will be shown some earlier models of the same value,
at the same low price, $75 organdie, net, tricotine, satin
and other materials.
This sale offers an extraordinary opportunity
to secure beautiful frocks for Shrine week at a
small fraction of . their values.
Meier & Frank's: Fashion Salons, Fourth Floor,
"FLEUR-DE-LIS"
Hand-Made Blouses
in New Styles
All Fleur-de-lis hand-made blouses are so charming that
they win new friends for themselves each day. They are
cut to fit American women and every detail is perfectly
executed. Considering their beauty, they are very reason
ably priced.
A blouse of exquisite ba
tiste of the silky sort, very
fine and semi-transparent,
each tiny stitch made by
hand, with a large collar of
real Italian filet, richly
.hand-hemstitched shown in
the picture, priced $18.
A good batiste blouse,
hand made, hand hem
stitched, very dainty, $5.95.
Hand - made Fleur-de-lis
blouses with the real Italian
filet can be had for as little
as $12.50.
Meier & Frank's: Blouse Shop, Fourth Floor.
Announcing the Exclusive
Portland Agency for
"Aquascutum"
London-Tailored
port Coats for Women anb jlten
Health Reso?"t for Furs
Our fur storage vaults on the premises where the dry cold tem
perature is uniformly 6 below freezing. In this invigorating
atmosphere the furs' pristine freshness and luster are restored.
There is still space for fur coats, scarfs, throws. Telephone or
drop a postal and our auto will call for your furs. Reasonable
charges based on your own valuation. Guarantee against loss
or damage.
Meier & Frank's: Furs Received, Fourth Floor.
Probably there are no other two cities
so alike in climate as are London, Eng
land, and Portland, Oregon. Because of
their showery weather Londoners have
become especially adept in creating
WEATHER - PROOF garments. More
than this, they tailor these weatherproof
clothes so that they are typical fashion
plates of English sports toggery.
Aquascutum Coats
are as famous on Fifth Avenue, New
York, as on Regent Street, London.
Americans buy thousands of Aquascutum
coats every year and the demand in the
east is growing for them.
It Is With Great Pleasure
therefore that we now announce the ex
clusive Portland agency for Aquascutum
coats, secured for Meier & Frank's by a
member of the firm on his recent trip to
London.
Aquascutum coats are of those sterling
materials so splendidly woven in British
mills. The wool used in them is so fine
that the fabrics feel almost like silk.
They are all-weather-proof, so that they
are shower-proof, wind-proof and cold
proof. Cut in characteristic London ways with
raglan sleeves, loose backs and plenty of
convenient straps which can be snugly
buttoned, shutting out wind or rain from
sleeves and around the ankles.
Our Introductory
Importation
will be shown in the Women's Fashion
Salons, Fourth Floor, and in the Store
for Men, Third Floor.
It consists of correct London light
weight weather-proof coats of covert and
cloths, including plain, plaid and mixed
weaves.
A variety of colors and several styles
in the various sizes.
Women's coats $59.50, $65.
Men's coats $60 to $125.
Meier & Frank's: Third and Fourth Floors.
A happy family of 180 women can have these petti
coats at this new price. We say "happy" because the
petticoats are in rather uncommon styles and materials
are extra good.
A soft beige jersey has a row of puffing at the foot
and fringe.
A vivid Kelly green jersey has Van Dyke bands edged
with narrow pleated frillings.
A dark blue jersey has wide band of Pompadour
taffeta.
A rose-colored jersey with curious waffle-like pleat-
ing and flower petal ruffle edged with scalloped em
broidery. A -straight-line cerise jersey is charmingly embroid
ered with coin dots and scalloping. N
This assortment of silk petticoats offers astonishing
values at $8.95 instead of $12 to $14.50.
- Meier & Frank's: Petticoat Shop. Third Floor. t
The June White Sale Opens Its Second Week
Added to the White Sale
Thousands of Yards
Nev Laces
SOME HALF PRICE
Hand-made filet, metal run laces, wash laces
widths and kinds for all purposes. Some of the
best values we have been able to offer in months.
2000 Yards Oriental
Hand-Made Filet
Regularly 50c to $6
Now 25 to S3
Rose and other popular patterns in these beau
tifully made laces. Some experts consider them
even better than the Italian. Vx, to 6 inches wide.
Edges and insertions for blouses, camisoles, lin
gerie, neckwear, dresses, babies' pillows and art
needlework. They wear and launder most satis
factorily. Metal Run and Net Top Laces
Regularly $3.50 to $5.50
Now Yard S2.98
Two special purchases just received. Metal
run flouncings and allovers including silver and
gold on black, silver on white, silver on rose,
Copenhagen, orchid and royal blue. Also net top
laces, margot and imitation filet in 12 to 36-inch
flouncings suitable for summer frocks.
Wash Laces 25
Extra good qualities of imitation Duchesse,
filet, point de Paris. Both edges and bands 3Va
to 6 inches wide. For petticoats, blouses, cami
soles and other purposes. . -
Special Embroidery 49
AU have scalloped edges. 12 to 27-inch
flouncings of Swiss -and cambric for women's
and babies' underclothes.
Meier & Frank's: Main Floor.
Because all the Third Floor underclothes, corsets (excepting Nemo) , brassieres and boudoir caps
have been reduced the White Sale savings are the most important in several seasons. Needless to
say these exceptional opportunities are making the sale the most successful we have ever had.
Brides are especially interested in the lovely garments in the French Room which are all quite a
great deal reduced.
600 Special Nightgowns
and Envelope Chemises
New special purchase just arrived. Fresh,
pretty nightgowns and envelope chemises in white
or pink. Trimmed with lace, embroidered net and
ribbons or quite plain with hemstitching. Values
are exceptional.. Nine styles.
Meier & Frank's: Third Floor.
Children's White Underclothes
and White Dresses Reduced
Mothers are delighted to find that practically every
white frock and every undergarment for babies and chil
dren up to 14 years on the second, floor can be had at
newly reduced prices.
Meier & Frank's: Second Floor.
White Specials for Baby
Summer shirts of cool cotton, the Rubens and
Tiny Tot kinds, sizes for infants and to 1 year,
originally 35c to 65c, now 25c.
Infants' white sox specially priced 15c.
French bibs of pique, hand scalloped and with hand em
broidery specially priced 69c and $1.49.
Meier & Frank's: Second Floor.
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