THE ' OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1512.
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BIG BAND BERT
All Is in Readiness for Meet
. i nrienno Park: Soe
- cial Car Service Planned
; Sanitary system.
- bly at Gladstone Park. communion
- Tha that of th6 park for
among the class c oak. o ! the P
u month, .d n; !flr8t
was broken on Saturday wn day
. f the year arncu.
wuy . Triflrry voices,
Sunday the sound yhammer ,nd
companies aa beard and
' rattle of tentln day morning
to auch purpose 'f ncatnpers com-
found mhl! tn? city of
tortably to.'.nrf. while tne aU
tents has been tWT otnl9ed the
inms m" - - . , .treets every
lw, I.1r8t and Alder a r
half hour and will ru wltnin a
grounds, landing PJMjnge
- hundred yards cf "g eafiy as 6 a.
can will begin running as eariy a.
,n fit to .,..," and thereby
OT. -HI oM ot The
of assistants. '
Baaltaxy CosditioM' I
the closes 1. a. fol-1Og-00
to il:00-Physlcal culture, Pro
Tl to X:5U Miss U A. M.
7 W-Tln :80-KlPdergarten. Oregon
- ' - r.t Mothers:
Ta TlM in Shakespeare,
Professor Lee Emerson Bassett.
-J:O0 "to 1:0-Sunday school normal,
ioaotPn:008-Oregon History, Mrs.
Eofomtoli?00-Blble School. Re. Wll-
"OOOlToO-Domestic Science.
, 11:00 to 12:00 Chautauqua jorum.
TBeBe-claaa are all free except do.
; mestlc science.
Tuesday's .Program.
" The program for Tuesday, July .
'UI b: MQHNINQ.
- 10:00 Band.
10 -40 Invocation. Address of wel
come. Honorable C. H. Dye. Response,
g. putt Jones. OrganUatlon of sum-
"tner school and announcement by the
' instructors.
AFTERNOON.
rnncart. Chapman a orcneir-
v Eololst, Miss lean b.ubbci.
j:00 Byron's Troubadours.
1:30 Baseball.
- 7:15 Concert, Chapman's orchestra.
Soloist, Miss Leah Slusser.
-j:O0 Byron's Troubadours.
Tf) TRFAT FIKS WITH
;IU TllUII L.L.I J III II I
ASALMON BMfflECUE-
. No one but an Elk or a friend of an
'Elk Wearing Elk badges or other cre
dential V, caa enter Oaks park next
-"-Wednesday. Passes will not be Honored
.-thT gates.
This Is because on that day the park
' Will be turned completely over to the
! Elks for the salmon barbecue, which
' they have advertised the length and
' breadth of the country, the Oaks being
- tha only spot In Portland where such
an entertainment could be held.
Great salmon will be served -whore.
1 Shell fish will be barbecued, while liquid
1 refreshments will be in force. But none
of these are for Port landers for the
Oaks, its food supplies and its every
concession are turned over to Portland's
; guests.
. IfI weren't an Elk mvself." said
; Manager Cordray, "and therefore able to
' get Into my own park next Wednes
day, I would be sorry that we have to
Aura Portlanders down, but you can't
"' expect me to be sorry when I shall be
la on the good times myseir.
rthe gates will be barred apalnst all.
except Elks. I therefore request that
Portland people will absolutely shun the
; Oaks next Thursday because the Elks
will force us to send them home, ny-
' way."
FARCE COMEDY IS OF
EFFERVESCENT
ReadBridgc oi the Qods n Before Seeing Production at nultnomaa FicldrDooIx Store, DasemcntPrico. SLIO
Choosing an effervescent farce com
edy for wind up week the members of
the popular Baker theatre stock com
pany etarted the concluding week of a
triumphal season last night, a crowded
house being on hand to bid the players
adieu. "Are You a Mason?" was the
play.
Though the comedy has appeared here
before. It met with a hearty reception
and was the same laugh success It was
when the funny situations ond dialogue
Incident to the play were new In Port
land. Richard Vivian in the 'part of a
stock broker who was once an actor, is
the laughmaster of the piece. His im
personation of the long lost daughter
of his friend's father-in-law was a pro
longed acream. William Dills and Wal
ter Gilbert and Fanchon Everhart and
Marie Baker all took part in roles that
' Are familiar to. them and they lived up
to the enviable reputations they have
established for themselves as stars In
stock. The play will be seen all week
at the Baker.
" -Horses are used to mix the clay by
treading It tn many Argentine brick
yards Instead of employing more ex
tensive machinery,.
See display of Marbelized Statuary,
Emblems, etc, Sixth street window.
Orders taken ' by Dominick r Fabjan,
importer, 3 to 5 p. m4 leather goods
section, first floor. .x'
GOVT WEATHER REPORT:
Fair Tonight and Tuesday;
; Northwesterly Winds.
! For Summer Reading, visit the
big Book Store, Basement Annex.
Just a step from the Morrison and
Alder street entrances.
Our Modern Beauty Parlors
Expert hairdressing, manicuring,
shampooing, -massage, children's
haircutting. 5 Balcony, first floor.
terttodj-tte'-ll
iORTLAND has never made, such preparation
ganization the whole city is a mass of purple and white
"Hello, Bill!" is the password which has thrown our gates wide ajar!
The thousands of visitors here this week will find ours a city of
scenic grandeur, of beautiful homes, of fine schools, of substantial
Special Elks9 Rest Room on the Fifth Floor
THIS in addition to the lobby of our Seventh Floor Tea Room, and the Women's Re
ception and Waiting Room, Second Floor. Writing desks and easy chairs. Public
telephones in Basement, Second and Seventh Floors. To those wearing official badges, free tele
phone service within Portland.
business interests, of manufacturers, of commerce- With their mag
nificent buildings and patronage, Portland's department stores stand
supreme in the West. -
Visit Meier & Frank's tomorrow. You'll find it a store of im
mense stocks, of wonderful service, of courtesy, convenience.
IS Elks' Official Souvenir Postcard Free!
TOMORROW we hall continue to distribute free the beautiful Elks' Official Souvenir
Post Cards, printed in five cofdrs.
Store!
Ask any floormari for them also found at the different rest rooms, lobby of tea room, etc,
free Souvenir Post Cards of our new store, as planned in the near future.
Also
Lingerie Dresses Less!
TRULY phenomenal such re
ductions on every beautiful
Lingerie Gown in our entire stock, when
Elks' Reunion Week calls for white dresses
for so many occasions.
Exquisite mddels of filmy batistes and
mulls, combined with dainty Val. lace and
insertion; also the heavier laces and fine
embroideries. Round, square or high neck.
Many show the Tunic and over-flounce
styles. Choose early before assortments
arc uiukcii.
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$20 Dresses $15.00
$25 Dresses f 18.75
$35 Dresses ?28.00
$40 Dresses 930.00
$50 Dresses f 37.50
$65 Dresses $48.75
$30 to $38 Tailored Suits $17.45
Smart models for summer and early fall
wear plain tailored or fancy- coats with
deep revers, trimmed in satin, silk or ratine.
Tunic tucked skirts. Fine Serges, Whip
cords, Homespuns and fancy Worsteds ik
navy, black, gray, brown checks, 'stripes
and mixtures. Regular $30. H A pf
$32.50 and $38 suits. Tomorrow 51 1 eflJ
$25 to $35 Summer Coats $19.85
Coats for street, dress and auto wear this
summer styles that'll be just as good for
early fall. French and heavy storm Serges,
Cheviots and Tweeds, in natty black-and-white
checks and gray mixtures. Wide
range of styles from plain tailored to fancy
dress Coats. Our $25 to $35 frt Q OP
carments, from regular stock vXi7eOJ
Elk Pennants, Pillows, Horns
and Souvenir Specials
OUR big Fifth Floor, with the booth on
First Floor, new building, is showing
an immense stock of Elk Pennants, burnt leather
Pillows, Calendars, Streamers, Lanterns, spe-
From the famous Jackson Hole district in Wyoming, we've secured
a number of fine natural Elk heads, antlers, shed horns, and souvenirs
carved from the horns.
Pennants, Streamers, Etc
Elk Printed Pennants, 25 and 35
Printed B. P. O. E. Pennants, with
head,'50
Sewed Elk Pennants, with printed
head and clock, fl
Elk Porthnd Reunion Pennants, with
sewed head and clock, 75, 81 and
fl.25
Purple and White Elk Streamers, with
elk head printed on muslin, fl.25.
Plain streamers, 80$
Elk Flags, 4x6 feet, f 1; 3x5 feet 75
Pampas Plumes at 25
Elk Paper Garlands, 25$. Tassels,
lot
Elk Lanterns, 25$. Complete with
stand, 35$
Elks' Official Souvenir Plaques, 50$
Elk Souvenir Pillows
A great display of beautiful Elk Pil
lows, in burnt leather, hand-colored,
at S2.50 to flO. Official purple
satin Elk Pillows, 5.50. Also in the
Art Needlework Store, third floor, Elk
Pillow Tops and ready-made Pillows
of linen, crash, velvet, burlap, each,
50$ to S1.50
Elk Heads, Horns, Etc
Natural Elk Heads, from Jackson
Hole, Wyoming: priced 65, 75,
125, 150, 175 and 250.
Souvenirs, carved from elks' horns.
Ash trays, match holders, toothpick
holders, gavels, corkscrews, napkin
rings, etc. Prices 50$ to 2
Antlers, for hall racks, etc., from
10 to 20 a pair
Elk Shed Horns, 2.50 and up
Our $ 25 Blue Serges
Third
Floor
New
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jhucce: : . i vr ?a -t'
'rncoE. die in auuiuuuiu
every Fancy Suit in
our entire stock !
Finest $25 Blue Serges the
famous Adler-Rochester make
of soft, pure Australian wool,
with rich, unfadable dye. Beau
tifully hand tailored, in smart,
new summer models.
Besides the $25 Blue
Serges, you may choose
from new grays, tans,
fancy blues, browns, of
every popular shade
Our $25, $28, $30 and
$35 Fancy Suits, $18.73
ir.-it. n ii : . .
vvuii an incse immense nnes-j
grouped at one price, there is
no clothing sale in Portland which can equal this at the
Pig store. Kememberr these are re
ductions on the high grade clothing
which is unrivajed even at ree. prices
- m -
can ciua iiiia mc
9 1 8.75
New Mannish Silk Waists
Washable and Jap Silks, Habutais and Pongees
ON THE top wave of favor for warm weath
er, these smart, mannish Waists of beauti
ful, cool Summer Silks.
Plain and neat stripes, with soft collars and cuffs. In
cluded are the new Robespierre Blouses, with short sleeves
and turn-back cuffs. Dainty waists which no woman can
have too many of these days. Attractively priced, 4.50 to
0.00.
Peplum Waists $3.75
Pretty combinations of ,Val
enciennes and bands of Cluny
lace and sheer marquisette,
trimmed with Cluny inser
tions. Cool low neck and
short sleeve style, with pep
lum. $5 waisl
this sale at eai
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ach $3.75
Lingerie Waists $4.45
Charming, lacy models, of
fine mulls, dotted Swisses and
sheer marquisettes, nicely
trimmed in filet and Valen
ciennes. Low neck, short
sleevealso open in front,
with long sleeves. A P
Special this sale Inbitl
Elk Souvenir Steins,
WE HAVE 800 of these artistic Steins,
here for the Elks' Grand Lodge Re
union Week, to sell at a' special price.
The large Steins are just as illustrated,
with elk's head, B. P. O. E., clock and Port
land, Oregon, in raised work on purple back
ground. Pewter top. A splen-
did decoration for the den. For Bjt3C
tomorrow's sale, specially priced -
Elks' Souvenir Mags Special
Elk Mugs, as illustrated, with large head, clock and letters
B. P. O. E.. We have 300 of them, which we will
place on sale tomorrow at the very low figure of
69c
Btiemtnt Stora. Xala BaU&lnf
Mail ordara Filltd
Long Silk Gloves, $1.25
Less Than the Maker's Original Price to Us
ONLY about 1000 pairs of these superb long
embroidered Silk Gloves left for those who
come tomorrow 1
Finest quality high grade Milanese Silk, 16-button length,
beautifully embroidered on the arms and back on
Gloves. Also extra heavy silk Gloves in 20-button length.
Splendid range of shades. Gloves intended to sell C" Of?
attPXaati
tor $1.50 to JJ.5U a pair,
To 75c Ribbons at 25c
An immense Assortment
thousands of pieces of plain
and Fancy Ribbons, 5 and 6
inches wide. Taffetas, Moires,
Dresdens, Warp Prints and
Satins, in every color, 35c,
50c to 75c grades, this Oft
ird4Cl
All Trimmed Hats
at 12 Price!
H
UNDREDS of wom
en have been eager
for the opportunity to purchase
at a saving of full half the late
Summer Hat. And there's still
splendid choice for those who come tomorrow.
Absolutely nothing in our entire stock of trimmed
Millinery restricted, embracing models for outing, for
street, business, afternoon and evening wear. Charm
ing creations from our own work rooms, from New
York and Paris makers. Hats suitable for late sum
mer and earlv fall wear. Formerly you'd 1 A DfatjtA
have paid from $7.50 to $150. Tomorrow r llCv
White and Colored
Felt Hats They're Clever
Smart and clever are the new white and colored Felt
Hats with a captivating degree of dash and style. Me
dium small and large rolling brim styles in white and
pale pink and blue. Finished with plain bands or with
jaunty wings and plaited ribbon. Some in black and
white or with a bit of color.
Priced at from f 3 to $20
oond floor JTaw BnUfllnf
en's 25 Shirts, 68c
THOUSANDS of these crisp, new well-made Shirts of excel
lent $i and $1.25 grades go out on the tables for your
choosing tomorrow at 68S three lor $2.
Plain and plaited fronts. Smart line stripes, small figures and
dots. AH sizes and sleeve lengths among them. Sur- Q
plus of one of Troy's best makers. A special for Elks' oOC
Grand Lodge. Reunion Week, three for $2.00, each
sale special at, ya
specially priced
Embroid'd Collars 25c
Pretty Embroidered Collar
and Cuff Sets, with button
holed edges.1 Also large
square collars and hand-embroidered
Trouville Collars,
Worth 35c to 65c. Offered
special for this great OK
sale,, at, per set onlyaSvC
Elks' Purple Ties, socks,
belts, silk handkerchiefs, tie-
and-handkerchiet sets, sus
penders, oOe to ipl.
Elks' Hats or Caps
50c
$2 Outing Shirts for $1.39
Soft, silky soiesette Outing Shirts,
with separate soft collar and tie to
match. Colors, white, blue, tan,
cream or gray. Regular $2 combin
ation Shirt, collar and 1 OQ
tie, special for this sale at vl3j
All 50c Silk Knit Ties
' pure silk, in every im
aginable color, with
smart cross-stripes,
bias stripes, etc.Or,
3 for $1.00. Ea OJC
Manhattan Wash Ties 29c
A sensational purchase of 500 doz
en of the famous Manhattan Wash
Ties, sold the country over at 50c!
Beautiful mercerized fabrics, with
neat woven stripes in various )(tm
Men's Jap. Silk Sooks
mottled colorings of
gray, tan, navy, etc
Excellent wear- A
ing quality, pair 1C
Men's 50c Suspenders
fine lisle webbing,
with kid ends. Choose
from an assortment of
1000 pairs to be nC
sold this week at aWC
Men's 25c Linen
Handkerchiefs All
pure linen, with neat
54-inch hem. 3
for 50c, each at
colors and black, at each only
$1.50 Mercerized Lisle
Underwear Shirts and
drawers in blue, white
or tan. All sizes QQ
per garment at iOC
$4 and $5 Ruff-Neck
Sweaters of fine all
wool yarn, for men or
women. White, gray,
navy, maroon 91 CQ
17c
etc., all sizes
See the Novel Elk
Je
WORTHY of special
mention is the
unique Jewelry of real silver
coin. Not only unusual, but
remarkably neat and at
tractive for wear by both men
Elks' Silver Fobs,
$3.50 to $4.50.
Ribbon Fobs, $2.25
to $2.75.
Elks'
51.50,
4.50.
5.00.
v
and women.
Brooches for
$2.25 and
Cuff Links,
Elks' Cigar Lighters and
Cutters in silver, gold
plated and mother of pearl
styles. Priced at f 1.T5,
$2.25 and f3.50
Elks' Card Cases
choice of silver or gold
filled. Priced at f 4 and
S5
Elks' Gold Filled Pen
cilspriced at f 2.25
Other Elks' Jewelry
Elks' Souvenirs of in
terest to both men and
women Trays, Paper
Weights, Cigarette Cases,
Match Safes, Powder Jars,
Pin Trays, Cups, Book
Marks, Ink Stands, Bot
tle Openers, Buttonhooks,
Jewel Cases, etc. Priced
from 25 to $2
Women's to $4.50 Pumps
and Oxfords, $2.65
S'
IX of the season's smartest styles in
Women's Hlimns anrl DYtnrHc
- Mia -w a VA
A f . 1 ifenw A. , a a t
frZss&s'frZS irtKen irom our regular $j.oU, $1.D0 and
7 V rt $4.o0 lines, for an Elks' Reunion Week spe-
cial at $2.65.
Three of the styles are dainty Colonial Pumps in gunmetal, velvet,
and suede. One regular Pump style, in patent colt, tan, Russia calf or
gunmetal, with silk braid or crushed
leather bow.
Another is a new 3-button Oxford, of
patent colt, with cravenetted tops. The
sixth style is a dressy 2-eyelet patent
colt Oxford Tie, of the famous Consins
make.
Every pair in high grade with genuine
Goodyear Welt soles, plain or tipped toes
and medium Cuban .heels. Our regular
J.ou, $4.00 and $4.50
Footwear in all sizes and
widths, or .tomorrow at
sale price nt only, per pair
Clover Leaf Butter. 2 Pounds, 57c
EVEN its name suggests fresh wholesomeness it's but
ter made from the cream of clover-fed cows. CCr
Sneciallv nrirrvl for tnmnrrnw's sate 1 nnnnd; fnr w w
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Baked Beans, 3 cans at only 25
Potato Chips, 3 packages for 25
eastern Bacon, pound St only
25c Blue Label Catsup, bottle 18
Royal Banquet Olive Oil, for T5
Fancy Prunes, 2 pounds for1 21 4
Imported Macaroni, package H
Table Peaches, 3 cans for onry 60 j
Tabro Apricots, 3 cans only 50tf
Table Pears, 3 cans for only 50tf
Sliced Pineapple, 3 cans for 50i
Puet Sound Salmon, 2 cans 25tf
Maine Corn or Succotash, 6 c 550
New Walnuts, lb. tomorrow 1T
Pancake Flour, 15c packages, 10
Potted Beef, 3 cans at only 25 tf
A
i. uur regular
$2.65
Sole Portland
Agents for
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Linen Cloths-An Opportunity!
John S.Brown Make
HUNDREDS of housewives who
know the superb quality and dura
bility of John S. Brown Lienns, here exclusive
ly in Portland, will want to share In these savings
on Linen Cloths.
$3.25 Cloths, 72x72 ins. $2.75 $4.75 Cloths, 72x108, at S4.00
20-inch Napkins to match, specially
priced.for this sale at, a doz. $3.00
Odd Scotch Damask Cloths Less
Fine, heavy Scotch Damask in
handsome patterns: '
$5.00 Cloths, 72x72-inch size $3.75
$6.00 Cloths, 72x81-inch size $5.00
25c Linen Huck Towel at 18c
Extra., heivy-and - extra lar gej-20
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