,TIIE. OREGON DAILY. JOUr'NAt. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, ' MAY 27, 1907.
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aSKS. Wednesday, May 2
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June
15 th
Inclusive
EvcrycWhite
Article Reduced
Wednesday, May 29,-at ; 8 a m original June White Sale Portland's largest and best-planned June White Sale
An event always looked forward to by the best buyers in the city'and throughout the Northwest, offering as it does very unusual moneysaving opportunities in seasonable wearing apparel
for women, men and children, as well as household effects of every descriptionIn every department will be found marvelous values in all lines of White Goods (contract goods alone except
gd) A special feature of the "June White Days" will be the sale extraordinary of 250,000 pieces of Women's Fine Undermuslins The best bargain in dainty tyew York and Paris lingerie-
AH mail orders for white goods will be filled at the special prices Remember the date, May 29 to June 15, inclusive Loofr to your needs Prepare your shopping lists and take advantage of
this wonderful money-saving opportunity Following will be found a detailed list of the White Goods to be found throughout Portland's largest and best establishment at specially low prices:
White. Gloves". :
White Ribbons.
Handkerchiefs. .
White Buttons.
White DressTrimmings.'
Whitejlaces, .
White Embroideries.
White Allovers,
White Silks.
White Velvets, ' '
White Dress Goods, etc.
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Hosiery. . .
Parasols.
Underwear.
Belts. ;
Handbags.
Veilings; ;
Flannels.
Linens. .
Towels.
Sheets-
Spreads.
White Cottons, etc., etc.
White Bed Linens.
Z yiss, Nainsook.
India Linon Lawns, etc.
White Stationery.
White Shoes for Men,
Women and Children.
Lace Zurtains.
Curtain Mate;
White Blan ., Pillows.
Looks, Pictures, Notions.
Linings, etc., -etc., etcN
.Ws Whit. ear.
White Shirts. '
. White Underwear.
Han 'kerchief
Straw Hats. J
White Neckwear. ,
White Pajamas.
White Niehtsl.i: ts.
White Gloves.
White Suspenders.
White Sweaters.
Bar Coats.
White Vests, etc., etc.
White Hats.
250.000 pieces of Muslin
Underwear.
Gowns, Drawers.
Chemise, Skirts.
Corset Covers, Sets.
Infants' Wear.
Infants' Shoes.
Infants' Caps.
Women's Aprons.
White Corsets.
White Baskets. --
White Furniture.
White Toilet Articles..
White Suits of all kinds
and qualities.
White Costumes.
White Wraps.
White Skirts.
White Waists.
White Petticoats.
Children's Dresses.
White Kimonos.
White Flannel Coats.
White Millinery.
White Sweaters. .
Infants' Coats, etc., etc.
White China.
White Glassware.
Silverware, Cut Glass.
Kitchen Goods.
White Tinware.
White Woodeiware, ,
White Dinner Sets, etc. :
Every white article In
the store reduced in price.' '
Few contract goods alone ,
are excepted. Look to
your needs.
The Meier (Q Frank Store
400 Silk Petticoats
$9 Values at $5.45
...
Special lot women's
fine Silk Petticoat on
ale at an extremely
low price for Monday
and Tuesday; 400 of
them, made of splendic
duality taffeta : iilk
with 16-inch pleated
and double ruffle; shir
red flounce, pink, fray,
navy. rose, white, blue,
red, green, black and
a full line of change
able colors; all are well
made and full width;
the best $9 silk under
skirt on the market.
Your choice at this low
price, each. Mail and
telephone orders will be
?5fetny... 55.45
$7.50-$ 10 Curtains $5.35
300 pairs of Lace Curtains in Marie Antoinette, Cluny,
Renaissance. Battenberg and. Jnsn point ettects; reg
ular
sale
$7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 values, on; C C 1
, V the pair ........ .Vii i. . 5 .V
f.
15c-25c Wash Goods 1 2jc
35c Silk Mulls at 25c Yard
35c Dimities at 25c a Yard
500 vsrds of beautiful Printed lawns, batistes, dimi
ties, Swiss and organdies; very pretty styles all
this season's wash, goods; regular 15c IIAj.
to 25c values, for, yard Hw74fl
3,000 yards of new
printed silk mulls;
.come in all the very
s"r t . t i t
latest siyies ana coi-
:- --y ors. and m a very
pi large assortment, a
cool, stylish material
i-e" t - t
fV. at especially attrac
tive pilVCS, DCl ICg-
ular 35c values, now
on sale at this low
price, the
yard
. 1 KTm-H arr
mi x? n ..-njTr
25c
3.000. yards fine im-
checks and plaids;
in very, pretty de
signs . and colors;
new styles; 35c val
ues on sale at this
special- '
price, yard. .mrJ
The Meier M Frank Store's Greatest
Sale of Women's Fine Tailored Suits
5 i $(S5 Valines '.$18:45
The Suit sensation of the year is announced for tomorrow in Port-
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land's Leading Cloak and Suit Store Backward season throughout
the east is responsible for this, the most marvelous sale of High
Class Tailored Suits Portland has ever known This season's pret
tiest styles and materials in great assortment 150 garments to se
lect from The best suits New York's leading manufacturer of
women's apparel produces -Included will be found Serges, Panama
Cloths, Etamines, Voiles, Worsteds, in fancy checks, stripes, plaids,
mixtures Etons, Eton Blouses in pleated and tucked effects, elab
orately trimmed in lace, soutache and braid Bands' of silk and
Panne velvet, finished with kimono sleeves of lice or cape effect
Sleeves trimmed in lace, tabs and fancy buttons Skirts made up in
kilt or pleated styles Others braid-trimmed, fancy girdles, etc.
Colorings are tan and white, blue and white, brown and white, black
and white, green and white, lavender and white and grays These
suits gathered by our cloak chief, Mr; Ludwig Hirsch, now in the
eastern markets He writes enthusiastically about them, claiming
that they are the grandest bargains in High-Class Suits ever of-
fered in the country All sizes up
:o 44 Every garment new this sea-
.on and selling regularly from $45
to $85 While they last tomorrow
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See two big Fifth-street window displays--No phone or mail orders
filled Plan to be here early if you want one Take advantage.
S.J&45
Walking SMrts $4.85
Another great Special Sale of Walking Skirts for today
and tomorrow-All stylish materials in plain and fancy
colorings, 300 of them to select fromA quality of skirt
I never before offered at such-a low price Take ad van-
Itage Colors are black, blue, brown, gray and fancy mix
tures and stripes of splendid quality 1 Panama and granite
cloths pleated and kilt effects Strap and button trimmed.
In all sues A very large assortment Reg- fr f ftP
ular $8.50 and $9.00 values On sale at, each V avtJ
75c Ribbons on Sale at 43c Yard
$1 Ribbons on Sale at 69c Yard
5,000 yards of beautiful all silk, fancy ribttns,'4'4 to 5 inches wide,
in handsome Persian and Floral designs. High-class ribbons-suitable
for sashes, girdles, belts, suspenders, fancy work, A
etc. Best 75c values, on sale at this low price, yard .IOC
5,000 yards of handsome silk warp ribbons in fancy designs, col
orings and combinations; 5 to $ inches wide, grand varie- !Q
ty; values up to $1 the yard, on sale at this low price. ... .O-rC
Complete line of new velvet ribbons, in all shades and widths, in
cluding the latest shades of brown and greens. Best grades. Low
est prices. Mail orders carefully filled. !
The Meier Frank Store
Lace and Embroidery
2,500 yards plain
Nets for waist
ing; 36 and 45
inch; fine quali
t ty; 85c valnw,
'on sale CQ
at, yd...
5,000 yards nain
sook and cam
bric Embroid'y
Flouncing, 9 to
15-in., desirable
for skirt trim
ming, etc.; vals.
up to 75c yard,
at, yS. 35c
Special lot of
semi-made Cor'
set Covers, as
sorted patterns;
all new, pretty,
styles, at:
85c Corset Covers on sale at, special, each...... 49
$1.25 Corset Covers on sale at, special, each 89
Swiss Embroidery Waist Fronts; regular VI Q
values up to $2.00 each, on sale at, each Ov
FineMillineryat
One-Four tKOfif
1.000 Women's new Straw Sailor Hats, in the smooth
and rough braids, white and black, all the newest
blocks; values up to $6 each, at one- J A.
fourth off the regular prices VJI
Women's and Misses' White Duck Seashore, College
and Ou tine- Hats, all the new styles, all (trades.' on
sale at one-fourth off the regular sell- l f
ing prices second floor ;..4.lA
Women's White Duck Sailors, at one-fourth off regit
lar prices. Misses and Children s White Lingerie
Hats. Cans and Babv Bonnets: entire stock of new
and pretty styles, on sale at one-fourth
off the regular prices I
Women's White Lingerie Hats All this season's hand
somest creations, on sale at one-fourth U
off regular prices second floor l
Women's White Untrimmed Hats, straw and chips,
in all the new shapes at ONE-FOURTH OFF
White confirmation wreaths at M off regular prices.
Women's white chin flat bats, li off reaular prices.
400 black and colored dress hats at a low price all
new shapes, prettily trimmed in a variety of styles.
Air new colorings. " Regular$4.00 value, ffl-Off
Choice while they last.. V
REFRIGERATORS
Mountain Refrigerators, latest improved model; hand
somely finished; economical ice consumer; 100 of them."
Regular $12.50 value, on sale at this spe- CQ, ff
cial price, each P7r
500 new adjustable' Window Screens, 24x36 09 1
inches; buy all you want of them at, each..4 V
E COURT
HARIE CARRAUrAPPEftl
Lower Court to Settle Facts on
Which Motion to Dismiss
Is Based.
'avtik been admitted to probate in the
- (Sptcl; Dlipntcb to Th Joarnil.)
Olympia, Wash., May " J7.-i The fa
mous Marie Carrau nuncupative will in
the John Sulllvnn entnt enntmrn P-
attle has again teri ueioie lut supreme
the form of & motion to (tls-
Marle Carrau appeal. After
courtAa 1
miaThe
ha
8eVe auperlor court the proceeding
were et aaide by the supreme court
and an unfavorable dolelon In the su
perior court later all but put an end to
the lead-pencil memorandum by which
Sullivan was declared to have wilted
hla. million-dollar estate to th Carrau
woman. . The motion to dismiss the ap
peal was made on the ground that the
transcript In the caae had not been
filed within the proper time.. The au
preme court baa now remanded the pro
ceeding! to the superior court of King
county with instructions to ascertain
the facta as to when the transcript was
ruea.
Astoria's New Hotel Named.
Astoria, Or., May 11. Fkul Weaaenr
er announces that Jthe new hotel that
the "Wein hard estate will build here will
be called the Welhhard-Astorla.
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BEST FOR AN OREOONI AN
H0MEtOFFlCe SIXTH AND ANKCNY STREET5, PORTLAND ;
a. u Mitua, 'X.iBAmmh! ' -.;, u clarence & baiatjeu -A .
President . General itanager. ' - AaalsUnt Maaagar.
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VETERANS WILL TELL SCHOOL
OF NATION'S HEROES
Veterans of the O. A. R. will vlalt
all the nubile schools of the city at 1
P. m. Wednesday. May 2, and make
short talka to the pupils, explaining the
full significance of the observance or
Memorial day. A committee or veterans
has been assigned to each school ana
It Is urged that those whose names are
listed shall visit the school assigned
or secure a substitute. All old soldiers,
whether on one of these committees or
not,.re requested to visit some school
at this time.
Schools to Be Visited.
The following is the list of schools
and visitors: '
Atkinson. Eleventh and Davis J. J,
Fisher. J. HershUner. Elbert N. Bsrney,
. W. Ogllbee. D. V. Neer, 1. R. K
Irwin, Francis Miller, W. V. Wetsler.
Arleta R. A. Rowley. M. O. Aldrlcn,
A. W. Miller. C. H. Campbell, George
Doerfler. John Hagens, C. H. Wheeler.
D. B. Newman, J. E. Trigg.
Atnsworth. Portland Heights A. E.
Borthwlck, M. M. Trowbridge, E. Martln,
a Hamilton. F. K. Arnold. F. H.
Shepherd, J.W. Thomas. J. R. Reed.
Brooklyn. Mllwaukle and FredencK
Rev. H. A. Barden, I. McOowan, Charles
WlUlama, D. K. .BIU, J. J. Wlgglnton.
Joseph OlesBner. Carl Kruger, Nathan
Pay, M. C Thompson, John Thompson.
Center Addition EM Creekpaum, F. A
Coleman. T. Davidson, C. H. James, J.
J. Miller, A. R. Dunham, J. H. Parker. ..
Chapman. .Twenty-flftn and Wilson
Charles Duggan. I. 8. Thomas, A. E.
Eoiaeoda. Paul JTueM, J. SU CijanU,,
A. M. Hlmes, O. H. Banister, H. Yeo
man, unaries Muene.
Clinton Kelly, East Twenty-sixth and
Powell J. 8. Fobs, A. H. Arnold, W. F.
Coyle, J. S. Vaughn, Philip Law ton.
Hannibal Keen, James Jackson, James
Griffith, E. B. Grant.
Couch. Seventeenth and Kearney p.
J. Neuburg, J. H. Lehman, Martin Riley,
J. T. Wilson. Francla Varner. J. D,
Jackson. George J. Potts, J. A. Bladen,
Theodore Weber.
Davlrf, Twenty-flrat and Raleigh R.
A. Wohlfarth, D. J. Haynes, David Fin-
ley, Joseph Somers, W. A. Tiffany, Bam
uel Blngner, D. L. Tracy.
East Twenty-eighth street. East
Twenty-eighth and East CoUch H. H.
Pierce, J. W. Mlllington. J. W. Curran,
H. Carl B.'B. Turley. M. J. Morse, M.
J. Sammons, J. W. Ware. .
Falling, First and porter 8. j. Mick-
ley, 8. 1 J. Barber, Ney Churchman, A. F.
Sears, J. Worlck, J. P. Shaw, J. R. E.
Selby, J..C. Tapscot, Q. P. Wallln, Jacob
Mondell.T
Fernwood H. C Rlgby. J. Hayburn.
H. C. King. T. C. Riatlg, C. H. King.
Fulton. Para j. A. Braden.. R. w.
Maxwell. W. A. Bltneri C W. Cottel. a
A.- Jackson. John Kocks, W. Ridge-
Oleacoe. Mount. Tabor W. H K. Bla-
ney, J. W. Rtner, Andrew Brown,- I- A.
Brown. Jeptha Finney. T. T. Struble.
Hawthorne J. E. Hall, G. E Nottage.
U T. Pierce. G. .F. Merrill, J. Moser.
W. H. Wetherbee. y .
High, E4t lde, East Thirteenth audi
Washington C. E CHne, L. Jeeme.'Wll
Ham Bates, Charles Grant, Jamea Stout,
H. H. Northup. Jr N. Voorhls.
High, West Side. Fourteenth and Mor
rison G. E.,.Caukin, R. H. Miller, A. W,
Gowan. George W. Evans, I C Shorno,
R. B. Lucas.
Highland H. 8. Allen, G. St. C. Segur,
F. M. Johnson. C. H. James, W. S, Cut
ler, D. K. Illff. ,
Holman. Corbett and Bancroft J. E.
Courtney, William Martzell. A. H. Ban
ister. N. B. Smith, L. M. Stenger.
Holladay, East Sixth and Clackamas
A. Matteson, C. P. Holloway, F. Wle-
gand. J. J. Leavltt, Leonard Brush, G.
M. Fawcett, T. C. Wilson.
Irvlngton T. M. Anderson. Enos
Swan, C. H. Heller, Ezra Cross, S. E.
Gilbert, J. 8 tors n.
Ladd, West Park and Madison H.
Sutoliffe, A. W. Mills, Patrick Holland.
Milton Weldler, Franklin Giltner, Orln
Smith. R. T. Chamberlain.
Llewellyn Perry Tomllnaon, F. Nel-
dermark. W. H. Jordan, Philip Sllcher.
H. B. Thompson.
Marquam R. V. Pratt. M. B. Klefer,
W. B. Powell, John F. waitera.
Suburban Soaools.
Montavllla W. N. Morse. William
Lancaster, George Riley, O. V. Potts,
H. F. Tatos, H. C. York.
Mount Tabor F. C. snreve, u. h.
Welch, H. J. Worden, Caper Kohler,
Joseph Lacaater, A. L. Little, 8. P.
Lockwood. W. C Keith. .
North Central. East. Twelfth and
Burn aide F. R. Neale, D. B. Buah.L.
R. Train, J. C. Wilkinson, R. T. Schomp,
William SlncUu.
Okley GraenDanlel Clark. Rassii
Mills,. Marlon Beaumer, C A. Malarkey,
T. Bi McDevltt. Martin Foster..
Peninsula G. A. Prentias, ' Martin
Foster. James. Gibson, Ebenexer Tate,
John McConnell. W. N. Stanley.
Portsmouth J. I Mlsenhlmer, EL r.
Doty. J. Abernethy, L. N. Guy, H. Thilr.
man, W. H. Smith, II. H. Tapel.
Sellwood I. Gi Darr, C. C. Pratt, T. C.
Swaggatt, 8. B. Ormsby. George Pierce.
W. M. C. HIIL William Horton, Mark IL
Myers, A. Pappenherger. " "
Shaver, Morris and Alblna Rev. W.
T. Kerr, D. W. Sebring. A. D. Shorno, H.
M. Plttlnger. D. McDonald. Silas Oa
born. Michael Good.
Shattuck. Fifth and Harrison S. R.
Harrington. C. A. Cogswell, W. S. Drake,
T. A Jordan. W. C. Powers, William Gel
ler, O. G. SUurtliff. T. J. Patterson, M.
L. Pratt.
South Mount TAbor William Hutch
inson. Adam Dlller. W, W. Jaquee, C, A.
Dibble. O. F. Botkln. II. 8. DonnelL J.
H, War. J. Oldendorf. O. W. Powell.
Stephens. Eaat Seventh and Harrison
J. A. Newell, William Chambers, A.
Mitchell, R. a Henley, George Older. Ell
Davia, John Dement. Leonidas Smith,
D. A. Jonea, William Steadman.
Sunnystde, East Thirty-fifth and Yam
hill O. Siimmera. J. A. Forbea. J.. L.
Wells. J. 8. Vaushn. J. 8. Stevenson.
Robert Rutherford, Ephriam Stephens.
Terwllllger. Macadam Road Elijah
Hawkins. K. 8. Hummel, A. Markle, Pe
ter Knoblock, Timothy Kelley, Conrad
Stark. G. .Slmklns.
Thompson, Borthwlck and Shaver J.
H. Woodward. E. Martin, dP, Hall.
way, J. G. Gillls. G. M. Driver, H. Baum-
hoer, J. J. Walters, H. A. Severance.
Williams . Avenue R. 8. Greenleaf,
Jacob 81au:hterbaek, C. 3. Ward. W. C
Hendersori, W. E. Hayden, , John Wll
kina, August Wants,'
Woodiawn J. ' H, Heuatls, B. P.
Thompson. G. W. Thomas, D. N. Bur
well, Philip Eden. S. Mitchell. George E.
Smith. C E. York, R. A. Frame.
Woodstock R. W. Poole. Jeremiah
Paulsell, W. E. Drlskell. Adam Faulk, T.
G. Davison, Jamea Fall, P. P. Iloopln-
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Lady attendant always preasnt - Atl
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specialists of from 1$ to JO years' ax
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COFFEE r
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a eooVJ grocer like?
t .The - sort his customers
like. 1 .
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