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THE i OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY' MORNING,' ' OCTOBER 1, 1911.
Edna Hoiyard Baiter's Free School and Demonstration
oflCooIdng by Gas Opens Next Tuesday on Fourth Floor,
The Outcome of Oar Great Munslngvear Contest Will Do
Published at an Early Date, VVatch for the Name of Winners!
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THE'-'MEiER. & FRANK COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1857
MEIER & FRAN
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THE arrival c-f the new jnonth finds every department of this great store replenished with the
latest and -newest creations of Fall and Wintermerchandise. Buyers have made second and
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third trips to the. Eastern markets that they mirfit have read v for you at
this middle month of the Fall .the goods that most stores expect io show
at the beginning of the . Winter season. So , come tomorrow -you'll find
cvci acvuuu ui, inc oig oiore lainy teeming wun ine peauurui ana new,
Th the Ready-to-Wear Salons
you'll find an array of Gowns, Costumes, Wraps and Suits-such as Port
land women have rarely seen. Marvelous creations from the inspired fin
gers of world-famed modistes Drecoll, Paquin, Poiret," Roberts, Collot;
as wen as trom the most famous New. York .dictators of fashion! '.. ;
MOST CHARMING ARE THE
GOWNS for. afternoon and evening'
wear.- " . Everything the ; feminine
heart could wish for." Practical
street and afternoon frocks of wool
ens and silks. Theatre and' evening
gowns in decollete and high-neck,
models of exquisite, soft, shimmer
ing silks, chiffons; nets, marquisettes
and other clinging fabrics. Priced
$12.50 to $300.
THE THREE-PIECE COSTUMES
are marvelous creations of 'perfection.
Such grace of Jure, such chtc and charm
in every one of them. Models decidedly
French, from the long willowy lines of
the skirt to the dainty, becoming bodices
and jaunty side-fastened jackets.' Rich
velvets, regal . suedes, broadcloths, etc.
Priced $40 to $175. :
TAILORED SUITS in almost
endless variety, for every( day finds
new additions to the wonderfully
complete stocks always here for your
choice., Every fashion feature shown
from the mannish notched collar
styles to the immense wide revers
and cape collar modes.-
' j. An uhequaled line of Suits at $20 in rich
woolens and perfect m style and finish.
See them tomorrow at only $ZU.
THE SHOWING OF COATS is com.-
plete. Whether for street or evening
wear voull fmd a wonderful assortment
of styles and materials. All the Fall wor
steds, yelvets and corduroys used in the
They re chic they re
revers, deep collars and
Windows ' 75 fasten,ms nced frm io
. " ' MEIER. Sb FRANK'S SECOND FLOOR PARLORS
IT WILL be worth a trip to the city, tomorrow, if 'for no other reason than to
visit the Millinery Salons of The Meier & Frank Store. Mere words can't do
justice to the marvelous array of Pans and New York Hats
here for your admiration and choice. :'. ' 'vr.
- Pause over the names iriven below and you'll not won-'
1 der that we call this by far the most wonderful showing of
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rasnionaDie; mininery roruana women nave ever paruci-
Germaine Mme. Georgette Mane-Louiie
,v:..i:- . Camil Rogers , Marbot
ouzanne I albot Caroline Keboux Earlier
And then there's the superb creations of
Lichtenstein, Kurzmann, Francois of ; New York
and other Eastern makers.
. Distinctive exclusiveness in such a model as
pictured here. Rich, lustrous velvet, with self
or v colored facing of regal suede and the gor
geous trimmings of ostrich plumes that add a
fetching bit of height to Mme. Petifs styles for
every face and coiffure.
American Hats $5 to $50, Parisian Hats $35
to $200.
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gEVERAL big special lots of Gloves arrived during last week, so we've decided to start October off with a Glove Sale that you'll remem-
J&S EXTRA EXPERIENCED GLOVE
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$1.50 Perrin Gloves at, the Pair 98c
i An ektraordinary lot of Perrin's real
French Kid Gloves in two-clasp; style. '.. Also
Perrin's Cape Gloves for street wear. The
best $1.50 grades, every pair fitted at JQ
-the counter. Special price tomorrow "oC
Perrin'i Gallia Glovet2
clap real French Kid over
seamed style, in all sizes and
new shades. Best
rig. $1.50 grade, at Pl.JJ
" Perrin'i $1.75 Gloves Real
French Kid La More and R.
Tonraine, jique and ovar
eamed glace kid d1 i"T
in all new shades wlatl
$2.25 Perrin Glove, at, the Pair $1.87
Perrin's extra quality real French glace
kid overseamed Gloves and best pique Kid
Gloves. They have the new 2 and 3-pearl
clasps, with heavy embroidered 1 07
backs. Our best $2.25 grades at p 1 Q (
Perrin'a $2 Gloves The
-smart 2-pearl clasp pique
sewn Gloves, for dress wear.'
All new Fal.l 1 7Q
shades. Sale price 1 f 7
: $1.25 Lambskin Gloves
Pique-sewn, for street wear..
White, black, tan, grays,
browns, and other new OP
shades. Tomorrow, pr. ODC
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f $1.50 r Marvel Washable
Gloves The famous v glace
;kid. bAlso in this lot broken
lines of real French kid cape
and' chamois ( tQ
glbves. Tomorrow wlkf
$3 to $4 Long Kid Gloves
12 and 16-button real French
glace kid, in white and. all
new. shades. All iP
sizes, tomorrow at vl"0
$1.00 Kid Gloves Tomorrow at Only 73c
A great lot of 1 and 2-clasp Chamois, Cape
Suede and German Lambskin Gloves in all
colors and sizes. Overseam and pique styles,
with embroidered backs Positive $1.00 yj
grades are offered tomorrow at, pair jC
Children's $1.00 Gloves 2-
clasp glace kid. in all staple
and ;new shades. All sizes,
special for tomorrow's TO
ale at, the pair, only I Ot
50c to 75c Kayser Gloves
The clean-up of their famous
chamoisette and silk-lined
cashmere Gloves in Of
good range of shades OC
$3.50 Long Kid Gloves 16
button ; real French kid and
lambskin, in black, white, tan,
mode and ; cham- tfO OC
pagne. Tomorrow m$OD
$4 JO Long Kid Gloves 20
button Mousquetaire style
glace kid," in white only.
Beautiful quality J0 4,7
for evening wear vJ1f
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Perfection in
Madame Irene Corset
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DESIGNED by fashion and corset experts in Paris, the
"Madame Irene" promises every woman the correct
contour of figure the season and present style requirements
demand. Grace , of line, suppleness, flexibility, combined
with comfort, make them the highest achievement in scien
tific' corsetry today. ,
Have-you seen the striking windowtin sepia of "Madame
Irene" Corsets? ' One glafTce and your instant thought is
"Perfection 1" And hundreds of Portland's most discrimin
ating women find them perfect in every possible particular.
Fitted to living models of all builds, we've a style suited
to every figure, no matter what your proportions. or special
requirements may be. Every line of beauty enhanced.
Consult our expert corsetieres tomorrow about the "Mad
ame Irene." Priced from $6.50 to $25.
See the Charming Waists for Fall
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WAISTS were never daintier prettier for
" Fall than these of the new season. And
we've just received another assortment of
lovely, Chiffon and marquisette Waists for,
"afternoon and evening wear. Dainty foun
dations of lace and silksTVSee, too, the mod
els of crepe de meteors and crepes, many of
them severer in style, though delightfully
graceful." "Kimono and set-in sleeves. All
shades to match the new Fall Suit. Priced
from $6.50 to $20.
AND THE TAILORED MODELS are
equally as attractive in crepe meteors, crepes,
plain and striped messalines, challies, taf
fetas, soisetteSj piques and linens , Perfect
in style and finish. They're clever. Priced
from. $2. to $10.
Silks, elyetoflid
Silk
and . Wool
Poplins
that com bine "the ' wearing
qualities -of wool --with the
soft, lustrousness of silk.
Beautiful street and evening
shades on. display , in Fifth
street w rja do w.,Full. 40
inches wide.; Priced, yard,
at 51.50 and $2. r.
Velvets" and Corduroys-The
season s ?pnme favorites. I he
winter girl will literally,- from
the crown of her head ta the
sole of her feet, be clad in Vel
vets or Corduroys, with accom
panyingrich accessories. . Every-
new 'Fall shade. , Priced, a
yard, $1.25 to $2.50.r ;
Suitings MevB More 1
Crepe Meteors The rich,
soft, clinging fabric that gains
daily in popularity and lends
itself beautifully to ' graceful
draping. Exquisite for after
noon and evening gowns.' Won
derful arrix of light and dark
colors. Full 44 inches wide.
Yard, $2.50 to $3.50. V
Marquisettes o f Fall are
maryelously dainty in their ex
quisite colorings and lovely
patterns. Striped, figured and
plain.' In shades to match the
new Fall suit. Ideal for rich
tfSstume veiling, waists and
afternoon : frocks ; 44 inches
wide. vYard, $1.50.
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" New Double Faced Suitings,
for modish Fall Suits. "Smart
Scotch weaves and rough, fin
ishes in rich tans, brown s,
blues and new Fall coloriners.
One of the most, popular; and
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uidtntat wooiens ior ran ana
Winter, 56 inches wide. . Yard,
$3 and $3.50. i " . .
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.1JEOMEN who want the correct and nobby
in footwear for Fall should see these new
J: & T.i Cousins' shoes as pictured here.
.v Cousins' name alone is a guarantee to every
woman.'' ) . . ,
- Of rich .tan, Russia calf - and patent' colt
leathers, with 12 to 16-button tops. The very
.? styles that fashionafile Paris and Nfcw. York
' women are wearing - They're nobby I Now
at $5.00.
fAnd Mother new Cousins Shoes," as well, in
button and lace styles, of tan calf, gunmetal,
ooie calf and patent- leathers. - A last to '
suit every foot and fancy. Priced $3.50
$4.00, $4.50,-$5.00. and, up to
$7.50. , . -
Save on Bathroom Supplies Tomorrow
. r ? .Pea1 aie on our nign-gradc Bathroom supplies every piece of solid brass, heavily
, -nickel-plated Neat and sanitary. Note the reductions. ' CS " :;-v-:.V--:
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6So Nlolrel Towal Kaia.
eooirioki Towwl Bars, M Uln
84 Inch
Bars, 30 lnott
4 Brash Backs,
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76o ariokai
91.00 Comb
79. .
Sfto Wall Soap Koldara a 28.
. ooo soap taiias, paouu at 52
91.60 Bath soap Holders, gl.lt
6O0 Bath Soap Xoldar at 39
91.O0 Tnmblors at 79.
' lflo Bapar Koldars at in.
85o Papor Holdara at 28. 1
.,91.00 Fapsr Eoldtra at 79.
1.88 Bath Sprays at 99
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Blokal braokata, 1 9
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So Tooth Brnsb Koldata,
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To 2.30 Fine EmbrpiIYy
bouncings
Tomorrow
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ILfAKES the daintiest of dresses for infants and children, as Well
. as pretty waists for women.. Lovely eyelet, floral and filet de-'
signs done on fine swiss and batiste, 27 inches wide, r Actually ao '
worth $1.25 to $2.50 a yard. Special for tomorrow ,at only JloC
$2.50 to $4 Embroidery Strips
Swiss, c a m b f i c arid nainsook
edges and -insertions, 1 to 18
. inches wide, Al2 to 5- A jq
yard strips priced at . . p 1
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and trimmings. Special to- qa
morrow at, per yard, only OoC
35c to 60c Venise Edges and
Insertions, y2 to 4 inches wide J
various dainty patterns.v ' ,
Special for tomorrow, yd. Z D C
75c to $1.50. VaL Laces, with
insertions to match. Remarkably
fine quality; and in y3 to 2 inch
widths. For tomorrow we rf t -price
them to you at, yard OUC
50c "Sriiigi W Barrettes 23c
ft rBAB-au-riBJiT noon
A REMARKABLE sale, for never be
. fore have we offered these well
known Snug-Fit" Barrettes at such a" low,
price as this. Actually' half. their real
worth. ,
Barrettes , that fit to the hair
snngly-gnaranteed unbreakable!
All the new clever shapes and every
size, in bffh shell and amber.-Plain .'
barred, curved and fancy styles.. They'll
give yjartT all the, satisfaction that a 50c
Barrexte promises. Our sale price Of !
for tomorrow will surprise you CtuC
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HTHE cost of foods was lower in the Spring,; and that's when we
. purchased many staples at great savings.- We give you the
benefit, so share in these of ferings tomorrow :.' , ,
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If You Can't Come m Fercn, Order Jby Mail or ly Telephone
- 'Victor . Flout, special . barrel $4.TR
50 pound bags spedal at only ?1.20
Olympia Flour, barrel f5.10; SO
pound sack at fl.35.
Vim Flour, barrel at f 5.10; SO pound
bags at $1.35. :
Eastern ' Sugar Cured Hams. " special
tomorrow, pound , at 17fif.', . '
Little California Picnic Hams,- P-
cial . tomorrow, lb. 11 yi t.
English Style Bacon, delicious ' for
breakfast, lb, 18f.
Sun -Cured - Strawberrv Prenrves.
dozen classes. S1.50; each 13.
Alpresco. Jams glass at 21e; Luxury
- Jams at glass 19 . -Campbeli'g
10c cans Pork and Beans.
" spetial at 8. , ,.
Empson's Apox Peas, doien : cans
f 1.50; each at 13e.t ..
Empaon's Columbia' Peas, dozen
cans 2.00; each at 18e. , J
Pure Cane Sugar, 100 pound bags at
S 6.68; 14 pounds fl.OO,
Domino, Cut Sugar, 2 . pound boxes,
tomorrow at only 25..t;- . v
10c Badger Corn, dn7n cans special
at eacn at c.