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THE . OREGON SUNDAY .' JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO. JUNE 18. 1911. H ISC1 Sch Pago 2 Section 5, for Extraordinary '-Bargains', in Furnitnrc 1 0C0 Pairs of Hish,Crilo Portieres Selling at Close to Half Price VTHE MEIER & FRANK STORE, Fifth; Sixth, Morrison and Alder Sis. MEIER & FRANK'S' MEIER & FRANK'S i ?lMEIER & -FRANKS I ; 1 1 4THE MEIER & FRANK STORE,' Established 1857 T " . . 1 1 . . . v'l aid is uie weeK an uregon pays inouie w uw men anu women wno crossed me plains tnree score X . iriirfl nrrn wlin mifr7rpr1 th a hnrrlRmnfl nf fiarlv flflVfl. fmifrhf' f ri a . Tnrlinnci ' nnvArl Ji a vatn'xr "fnr ' f ri a t'.' (53 1;1 .1.' r . i- j xt i. -..u:.l. tj.n i . . i ........ . -1 great, progressive land of plenty which we know today 1 Many 01 the old settlers till our patrons were acquainted with Aaron Meier, the-fc where The M Icier & Frank Company had its. beginning in 1857.' The Oregon Pioneer aisociation i founder of this business, and will remember the little, atore on Front street." ..... in ..... ivmuimi imb inns ,ivr I'll a ivm m ici, holding: its 39th, annual reunion thii week, and Wednesday, June hall be delighted to conduct you through the atore and point out 21. will be Pioneer Day. We cordially invite all our old friends to visit the store this .week. , We shall the wonderful steps which have been made in storekeeptng methods since 1857 , t, Articles Loaned Us by Oregon Historical Society on Exhibition 5 th. St Window 1 CHAIR, made for Gen. -Philip H. V Sheridan in J858 and used by him . at Fort Yamhill when he served there in 1857-61, as a second lieu tenant in the United States army. 2 COFFEE MILL, once the prop ' erty of Gen. Sheridan. 3 EASY CHAIR, made in the Coast Range .. about 60 miles west of Portland, in , I860. . An antidote for the bac-ka-che. ' 4 BOOXXWO CMATB, mad In Portland In ll&S-li tjr John B. Grrlon. 5-OLD FASHIONED BICYCLE, of the type in use in 1874. , 6 CRADLE used in Oregon 50 years ago. : r 7OX YOKE. Made in Ohio in 1842. and brought across the wned bv i Joel . Perkins, -a pio? lains on the neck of two cows. neerof Yamhill county. 8-SMALL SPINNINO WHEEL made in Norway. Very old. ' -LADIES' SIDE SADDLE, made in Yamhill county in 1847 by Na-, than Eaton, pioneer of 184J, - for Mrs. John Phillips, i pioneer of 1845. who used it for 50 years. " 10 BLOCK OF MAINE . SPRUCE.1 ' This was taken from a sill of the , -first frame house erected inPort' Hand and waa shipped from Maine ' ; via Cape H,orn to Oregron. in 1847 A by Captain Nathaniel Crosby. 11 SADDLE BAGS. Made in Wayne county, Indiana - for? John II.--Hunt, who brought ihem across the plains in 1847, who settled in ' Waldo Hills.,' Marlon county." Ha i used them -constantly until 1876. 12-STONE IMAOE. , Made by In- ' dlans a great while ago, hundreds ' , of years without doubt Washed, 5 , out of he northern bank of Sau vie's Island, a few miles below , , . Portland, on the farm of Martin , t "Gillihan, a pioneer of 1&44, and ', found by him;- ? ., . 13 STONE IMAGE., Found on ;-' ' Sauvie'a Island. Was washed out . of the bank as indicated above. t 3 - , . . .:..:ti i, v, I IffiltfWinners liiithe Teachers' Travel Contest Which Closed Last Night PRIZE 1. WEST PORTLAND Miss A. Rogers. '. ' Ladd school. Trip to either London or Paris. Vot 5472.075. , PRIZE 2, EAST PORTLAND Miss Cora Mur-.V-phy, Highland school. Trip to either London or . Paris. Vote 5786.975. PRIZE 3 OREGON AT LARGE Miss B. Jen Vnings, Hsrmony school. Trip to either London or . Taris. Vote 1,689,675. PRIZE 4 Next highest in all districts Miss Blanch Catlin, Hawthorne school. Trip to New York City. Vote 4,103,875. . , - PRIZE'S Next highest in all district Miss N. Dickenson,' Shattuck school. A month's vacation at any Oregon beach. Vote 3,786,025. PRIZE 6-r-Next highest in West" Portland Miss F. G. Porter, Failing school., Two weeks' vaca tion at Bayocean, with all expenses paid at Bay- ocean hotel. Vote 1299,050. PRIZE 7-Next highest in West Portland Miss Maud Heggie, Davia school: Two weeks' vaca tion at Seaside, all expenses . paid at Moore's hotel. Vote 241,975. PRIZE Next highest in West Portland Miss 1 D. Bingham, Couch school. Two weeks' vaca tion at Long Beach, Wash., expenses paid at Breakers hotel Vote 1,686,400. -. ... PRIZE Next highest In East Portland-Miss Mable Taubenheimer, Scllwood school. " ' Two week's vacation at' Gearhart Park, expenses paid at Gearhart hotel. ' Vote 3,297.0001 . - PRIZE 10 Next highest In East Portland Mrs. Chancy, Sunnyside 'School. ,Two weeks'.vaca tion at Gearhart Park,-expenses paid at Gearhart ' hotel.. Vote 2r10SJ75. PRIZE 11 Next, highest In Cast Portlandilra. 1 ,1 E,'Bbck, Teninsular school.' Two weeks' va ; cation at Long -Beach, Wash., expenses paid at Breakera hotel. i Vote 15775,; PRIZE 12 Next highest in state, outiide Portland J ' --Miss Irene Carter, Milwaukie achool. Two N weeks' vacation at Bayocean, Vote 166,400. PRIZE 13 Next highest m state, outside Portland , ' -Miss D. Badolette, Astoria school. Twa weeks' vacation at Seaside, ;' Vote 988,375. 1 S. H. & M. Guaranteed Silk VMS. rr Petticoat9 for 365 k. t.. snooin) noox OUU T HAU ryOMEN in every part of Portland .will" herald the news with delight, for L there's never been a Silk Petticoat: sold ; which gave such splendid satisfaction as . this S. H. & M make, with a three months' absoluie guarantee ticket, reading: "If thia Petticoat splits or cracks within three months from date of sale it will be reolaced free of charge" This new model iust arrived is made of best aaalttv". Taffeta' wim uyuutc iiuuutc vi pin iucks ana rows oi sutcning. oiacK, gray, navy, -copennagen, green and blue, also changeable shades. Extra sizes in black , only. An extraordinary value at ruwj oi 5LHcnmg. $5.65 25 c Waoh Goods 12V2C nrHE W pieces, of these splendid silk-and-cotton wash goods j t 12c shouldn't last till noon tomorrow! Keguiar Z5c quality, in the daintiest patterns, in such de- iiiAiiu nw ior summer iud JJresscs and J Waists. An extra special tomorrow you I can't come too early for this splendid bargain 2'Ac $30, $35 and 38 Suiis $22.65 20c Shirtings Now for 1 2xc For tomorrow, 1200 ' yards of fine Madras Shirting, 30 inches wide, in all the popular stripes for men's and boys' shirts and wom en s dresses. Regular i IA 20c grade at, the yard 1& ' To 15c Lawns Now at 10c Hard to find anything so pretty at the price as these dainty lace stnped White Lawns, for waists and dresses. Regular 12c and 15C CTadeS. Snria! tnmnr- m a row at) the yard, only. . . . J (jC 1. ' ' Sll fll,.. f$ ' i 1 V' k nuararawexoon sxoob omsxa by aura ill misses' ; i I f FZf THE FACT that you'll probably go to the seashore or mountains for a time this summer makes it all the more' important that your, wardrobe should contain a smart, distinctive Tailored Suit. j. Here Is a score of handsome, faultlessly tailored models' many only in our stock a week or go brought 'down from $30, $35 and $38 lines for tomorrow at $22.65. The chic, dashing, clever styles in Black Satin, Blue Serges. Tweeds, Worsteds and mannish mixtures black, navy, gray, tans,. fancy stripes and modish and white checks, beyerely tailored or fancy with large sailor collars and deep-revers. AU i and - women's sizes. You may"" sa mt f-tic frrtm 5M C3K ml 3ft Qftit -J- Jf. 11-! tnmonnw at the verv snecial nrice r ir;!. S26UtiIitvCoQts The ideal summer coats for traveling, seashbre, and , vacation wear. Made of Pongees'. and vloth-of-Gold in, j jaunty semi-fitted effects, with big, ? picturesque sailor; collars of black and white striped V Q A 0C ; material or black satin. Regular 1 ti'm $20 Coats offered tomorrow for . T..v Black Satin Coats at S30 Tiist off the New York exoress. a full lineof nw li Black Satin Coats, with large shawl or sailor collars and vjf large revers. Lined in rich King's blue or gold satin.; Some have collars, cuffs and revers to match $QA flfi h" lining; others, are all black. Special at... yiUUU 25c Flaxons Nowfor 15c Every woman knows what White Flaxons are they are advertised and sold the coun try over. A sensational price on 2000 yards of best r 25c White Flaxon, yard lijC Nainsooks Now at Price We place on sale tomorrow 1000 yards of fine 45-in. White French Nainsooks, in 3 best grades, at half. 50c White Nainsook at 25tf 76c White Nainsook at 38 V3 0ffon Real Irish Crochet Neckw'ar PORTLAND women haven't been of fered the opportunity of buying this .exquisite real Irish Crochet Neckwear so low m years ! Our entire stock on sale tomorrow. c . y r , ' v""v-"cl v-oaars, ,oat bets, Rabats, Jabots, etc., imported direct by us. Regular prices i r from .$5 to $40. at 5.f. A LfiCi Extra Special! To $5 Scarfs. SI .70 An importers surplus of fine Auto and r.veninp' Scarfs in 4. i .- . sortment ofyrolors and styles. A mr TTth $3 to $5' now J 1.79 . . , -v iiuuvme sonars- All the new styles, 12. .Aiuuvmt and Byron Collars-Extra special tomorrow, 7. Hundreds of Charming Trimmed Hats, V2 Price rmAJrars soos ixoob BliAUTiJfUL; bummer Hats y 1 1 o m our, choicest lines r,; nave Deen added to. this hzn-ff price lot for tomorrow 1 , ' . ; Two cases , jfull to choose from even New York and : Paris signed Pattern . Hats' are . included-v-exquisite creations,' v trimmed in fine flowers, wings c, and -elegant; ostrich plumes. , ' Regular prices $7, $9, $10, $15, WPrice UV WW . a , J I44h f S $1.25 White Parasols 98c Zatraae. ' - ' Kalef ft rvaakaJtnn tmmUm ifotrlaoa St. FOR' a - morning walk or early, shopping journey, when a more elaborate Parasol might look out of nlace .'Plaini tucked, hemstitched and embroidered White Par- asols.. made on stronj white enamel f rimes, with T5r flll natural wood handles. Regular $1.25 kind now at $2.00 Plain and Brocaded Parasols, on sale tomorrow $1.39 $2.60 Silk Taffeta and Pongee Parasols, tomorrow at $1.93 $3.50 Plain and Dresden Silk Parasols tomorrow at $2.98 $8.50 and $7.50 Plain Taffeta Parasols ' tomorrow for $5.57 Our Oriental Ruft SE3K)re'macv mmw ai i . , , , j WW - Reflected in AstomsWng;.SaIe uzna a iAjrx Tatrju noon ' omsxx irr atan " " ' r. ,;:. MR NO STORE West of Chicago can begin to equal; the business we do in Oriental Rugs I Our or ders are placed direct with the bisrest Turkish and Persian collectors - Oriental rug connoisseurs have Ay pronouncea our snowing one or ine ncnesi ana most beautiful in America. v - - ., About 100 rugs grouped into these three lots to morrow at one third to a half less than regular prices. To $40.00 Rugs Now at $18.85 i Mostly jMossoul Rugs in this groupt , . $25.00 Rugs.. 3.2x6.1- feet $32J0 1 Rugs, ; 3.4x7.4 , feet $30X0 Rugv. 3.4x5.8 feet S35.00I Ruks. 3.5x6.5 feet 127 JO Rugs, ' 3.4x7.0 feet 13 CJ)oCi) 130.00, Rues. 3.0x7.0 feet $30.00 Rugs, 3.7x8.2 feet $40.00 Ruga, 4.5x0.5 leet To $50.00 Rugs $23.85 Rich 'Kurdistan Rugs at this lot: ' $45.00 Rugs, 3.9x6.2 feet $40.00 Rugs, , 4.1x6.7 feet $45X0 Rugs, 3.9x6.4 feet $40.00 - Rugs, 3.7x5.10 feet $50.00 Rugs, 4.0x5.4 feet $37.50 Ruga, 3.10x5.10 feet $4000 Rugs, 4.1x6.5 feet t 14S.00 Run. '3.7x6.5 feet I 7 - ti I J it,? - ;i r - a To ?5c Embroideries for 39c OmSZX BT KATD BIG lot' of dainty Swiss Embroideries to match in the prettjest ' flbral, Baby, Irish and eyelet designs. Edges and Insertions, ltf to 6 inches wide; Flouncings, 12 to 18-inch. For f gowns, waists and undermuslinsy Regular $1 to $1.50 grades, yara, wc; ooc ana voc graacs ai, ycr yru, 85c Corset Covert for 50c , -The dainty "Uly White" Semi Made Corset Covers sold here only in Portland. Embroidered in exquisite .eyelet designsre quire little sewing to CA'" .makeup.- SpT tomorrow DUC Lace Bands Greatly Reduced Handsome white and cream Not tingham Lace Bands, 3 to 12 inches wide, in filet and round mesh de signa2r dresses and waists: 25c Lace ' Bands, yard only 18e 50c Lace 'Bands, yard, only 42f $12$ Lace 'Bands, the . yard 08e $23.85 To $95.00 Rugs $39.65 Special of Irani Heratl and Sarouk Rugsi .; 60.00 Rugs, 4.1x6.10 feet 1 feet ' feet, feet feet, feet f 1 " . v 75.00 $95.00 $62.50 .$65.00 $67.50 $75.00 $60.00 Rugs, Kugs, Rugs, Rugs, Ruks. Ruga, 4,1x6.2 4.5x6.6 4x6.6 , 3.7x6.6 4.8x6.5 4.1x5.11 $39,65 Rugs, 6.7x4.10 feet 50c Mail Boxes, Special at 37c Each U LI 1 MXXBB nimra-iiAiiiinnni $20.00 to $30.00 Genuine Beloochistan Rugs Aver-, age Size 3.6x5.6, Only 50 in Lot Monday Only $13.95 "Tbe Racquet" Waist $6.75 , Ktun ii- surx'--soox9 noos voxpni bt acaxz ' OULD'youjmagine a jauntier. or more ideal style, for sum mer outdoor wear-7-tennis,' golf, at the mountain or beach? Jyst- received by express--oi; course we are the first to siow them. . Made,,'as shown in, sketch, of splendid quality white and natural' color linen with smart colored turnback 'cuff's arid sailor collar. Finished in double row of large white pearl Z buttonsblack K patent leather belt with each. Shaped , -to fit correctly at the waist-' line. In, all ( p (?; am am m ..HAttliy.:. own 37C lHi JASON why you shouldn't have your letter box when vou ran r.t nn.of yveve just received 500 black japanned new-Mail- ' "'j- n iiiuaLia r . n rmi ir ii am aaaar j."- kind. ? a rXrT ,y, as "'"strated. Regular 50c ' kind. Whi U th if & . . ; ivi losta lunjurrow at Only 1 90c Letter Bni. and durably made." Fitted 'with lock. Finished in old copper and black. i Special Monday for 04C $15 Letter Boxes Ex tra high grade in appear-' ance and make. Finished in. copper or dull brass Q12 with lock, . at .only- ''iC nnv u, l aJ; f'Tf 11 Vl-U .ffV',vfcy rx s.: - .;: , - II r . iD DJ'F') pi Ljf ri forKc(3aIiEnhusiasts done here, in 24 hours and tiff AVE your ;developing arid printing1 don fat the lowest prices i the city! '-'J FREE-A sample bottle i of our General Developer to every 'pur chaser Monday in.ouV.Kodak Section. . - c , - . 25c Developing Trays, 5x7 six 19c I - Phototone Albums, containing 25c Post Card Hera, special 19c 16 leavcs x9 jire AJb M.4F. General Developer for 19c 0 -. . J I . , ... J ' ,35p Snap Shot Albuma, containing j 9c; 2oc 10x13 sizeAlbum - at loc lS leaves, 7x10 sire, apecial 23f -lOc 5 Size AJbums'Sc -