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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1914. COYS EATING PLACES GIVES REAL Store Opens 9 A. M. Closes at 6 P. M. New Biitterick Patterns Are Here! ri i nPA hrnrniATiAiin ARE GIVEN RATING BY LOCAL HEALTH BOARD THE PI A WLV U - MV i 1 1 . March Advance Butterick Fashions and Patterns . At Meier & Frank's Spring Butterick Fashion Book, 25c, with 10c or 15c Pattern Free. ' PERRIN'S GLOVES FOB WOMEN and CHILDREN Sold here exclusively . In Portland. s First Floor, Main Building USE OUR FREE RENTAL BUREAU v.When looking for house, apartment or flat. Fourth Floor, Main Building FURS REPAIRED BY EXPERT FURRIERS Fifth Floor, Main Bldg. Work guaranteed satisfactory Prices reasonable . . An "Indestructol.Trnnk, Gives Utmowt Satisfaction When Traveling -Guaranteed for 5 years against fire, theft, loss, damage or destruction. i LnuLU iluiiiuiiumu UPON PEDESTRIANS Orders of Cornermen Must Be Obeyed; Drivers Must Obey Laws, Too, ROAD'S FRANCHISE Scoring Follows Investigation Private Interests Not Behind. Meier & bank's Suit Sale Gains Prominence! Lasting Over" 7 Months First Ever Made: Here, Opposition to Line; Resi- j dents Making Fight, 12 TRAFFIC ORDINANCE REASONS FOR OPPOSING . ThoHe who walk arc Just as liable to the white gloved motion of the croiHltiK policeman as those who ride. according to thn propound traffic or dinance which coined tjp before the city communion for action this week. Not only iniint ."they refrain from ruhlng airoK the street, dodging be tween automobiles and utreetcars hel ter ukeltf-r, but they may not go from one curb to another In the middle of the block. They my not take the Short cut llatronaI!v across an Inter section and when they are waiting to board a cur, they may not stand out clone to thB track while their vehicle la approaching. If . pedestrians disregard the dlrec tlon of' the; cornerman, they may be fined as much as J50 or Imprisoned for as long as 25 days for the first of fense. The second offense la punish able by double the penalty for the first and the 4hlrd offense may bring upon the offender a fine of as much as 150 or a "erm in Jail lasting a long as 75 days. Mast Mind Fellcmen. This rei"frement of pedestrians is to obtain within the district defined as the "congested zone," bounded by Twenty-third street, Madison Btreet and Hawthorne avenue. East Twelfth street, Broadway, Thurman and Ford streets. Vehicles of every class like wise are required to obey the ordi nance, though the rules as to them ap ply to. every part of the city. The law's of the road are defined, requiring vehicles to turn to the right on meeting-to turn to the, left In over taking and passing other vehicles, with signal requirements, and for the. over taken vehicle to give way sufficiently to the right to allow the passing. When vehicles approach! an intersection the dence, the others waiting for It to . pass the intersection. Vehicles turn Ing at an intersection are required to hug the curb if turning to th"e right and to swing past the center of the Intersection If turning to the left. Traffic policemen are authorized In the- ordinance to direct the current of travel. One blast of the whistle or motion of the hand .indicates that east and west bound vehicles shall have the right of way over the Intersection and ., that north and south bound vehicles -must stop. SlarnaJs Are Provided. Two blasts or gestures indicate that the travel In the north and south di rections shall have right of way and that vehicles bound east and west must wait Three blasts indicate the ap proach of the fire department or other emergency which shall require travel in . all directions to stop until slg nailed to go ahead. In obeying these signals, drivers of vehicles are re quired to notify those behind them by . raising their hands. Drivers also are required to signal the direction they intend to take when thfy start from h standstill or turn other vehicles. . xne ordinance requires that between . the hours of 8 a. m; and 8 p. m. no vehicles shall occupy any street so as unreasonably to interfere, with or ln , terrupt the passage of other vehicles, or occupy a space more than nine feet from the curb while standing at right angles to the curb. It is made unlaw ful to allow a vehicle to stand within 10 feet of a fire hydrant or mall box. ririnn Rave Preference. The-fire depart uient is given right of way over all other traffic and driv ers of miBOPllnnvous vehicles are re qulrel to stop Immediately upon Its approach. When a fire signal bell is ringing or a semaphore Is set against travel, drivers are not permitted to run past. . i While parades ' are passing through the streets, the ordinance allows the . policemen to keep vehicles off the pa rade district and forbid passing of ve hicles through the line of march. Police patrols, arnUulance or other emergency vehicles ; likewise have precedence over other traffic, but drivers of these vehicles are required to proceed with caution. Reckless drivincr van flf ttieun la ttiinlalmhla The ordinance stipulates that per sons Incompetent to control the ve- hides they are driving shall not be permitted to operate them. Intoxlca tlon on the part of a driver shall be . deemed, conclusive evidence of such lricnnnel tv Drivers Held KerponlbI. Keckless driving or other disregard . of the ordinance is punishable by the same penalties referred .to In the case ' of, pedestrians, with the extra penal ty that a. driver who violates the law ror a third time shall be barrel tmm As for ' the rate of soeel nllnweri t drivers of vehicle!,, the ordinance pre scribes that It mast be 'reasonable." with regard for the safety of the pub lic and of traffic. -Twenty-five miles an hour is the maximum allowed in the my ouisiue tno congested jsone and 15 miles within the zone. Kxceotlon Is made, however, allowing trains or streetcars to cross bridges not trav ersed by slow, moving vehicles, at the , Zo mllei rate. Another exceDtion made ; in the case of heavily loaded motor trucks which' are required to limit their speed to 12 miles per hour . Aimed at Children. One clause In the ordinance Is aimed A ..- 1' .11 , nl. ill.nn , .... I- . i. , . -with sleds or wngona or roller skates to a.titomobileti or streetcars. This is one oi mip -unique leaiures or the traf fic or.linaiue. The paragraph bear- lriir on tnts point l. u follows- " - " ' ' 1 1 , .-.ui I to climb into or upon fr enter anv ve- hide standing or while In motion in any street in the city of Portland with out the permission of the driver or uyt-iutur iiincyii .(nil ii enau at ai times be unlawful to attach anv sled coasting device or other implement of locomotion however constructed to any vehicle moving or standing, or for any f ' bicycle or other machine that is ridden or propelled- by tho driver to hold on . ' to or attach .itself to any moving ve : blcle; and it shall bo 'unlawful for any h person Jo run with or at the rear of or take hold of the rear of or to ride upon or at the rear or otherwise of any t. 'vehicle In thje clty of Portland In such . manner that in riding thereon or in taking or attempting to tak; or ride : thereon, witli) or without the permis slon of (the driver. or operator thereof, as to present to other moving vehicles the likelihood of striking or colliding .' with any such person or other machine - In. the streets of the city of Portland, ; the design of this section being to pre vent the prevalent conduct of young . etcrs playing in the streets stealing i Ides uv'ovi vehicles to the manifest : : ... f. ' i ' r '- A rating of 163 Portland resturants and eating places, based on sanitary conditions, equipment and methods. of handling food, has Just been made pub lic by the city healttl bureau follow ing investigations covering seven months. Scoring was done on a basis of 100 points as perfect and is the first res taurant rating ever attempted by the local health department. The list of 153 restaurants does not Include every eating place in the city inasmuch as no registration of restaurants Is re quired. The scores as made public .by the city health bureau, .showing name of restaurant, scores for equipment and method, and total score, follow Equip- Name Meier & Frank's. . .38.0 Portland Hotel ....38.7 The Jewel 37.0 The Hazelwood ...37.3 Y. W. C. A 38.4 Hotel Mallory 39.6 Royal 37.7 Baltimore, No. 6... 88. 3 Women's Excb. I..36.1 Olds, Wortman & K.37.4 The Panama Rest.. 38.3 Hof Brau-Quelle. . .35.9 The Rainbow Grill; 37.2 Imperial 39.7 Oregon Grill 34.6 Nortonia .34.6 English Inn ..34.5 Union Depot 39.8 Y. M. C. A 34.6 Richards Grill 35.0 Baltimore No. 2. . . .36.5 Baltimore No. 8 36.7 Rialto . 38.0 Kier Lunch .......33.7 Munltnomah Hotel . 31.9 Public Restaurant. 33.5 Broadway Caf teria.36.4 Park View Hotel... 35.0 Swetland's 36.6 Acme Restaurant. .32.8 The Whitehall 35.0 Holtz Cafeteria ...31.8 Rosarian Cafeteria. 32.6 Dads Chill Con Came ...36.5 Yale 34.0 Buffalo Lunch 33.5 Atlantic Ocean 30.3 Thompson's Rest. 33. Bellamy Caf eteria. 33.8 Grand Union 31.8 Estes Spanish Grill.29.7 Moore's Restaurant.32.4 Toke Point Oyster House ;. ..,31.9 White Lunch . 36.9 Imperial Dairy Lunch 33.0 Dorothy Dainty ...26.0 Meves' Restaurant. 31.4 Elliott's Lunch 31.8 Portland Rest 31.0 Casa Rosa 32.0 Mother's Rest, 31.8 Columbia Rest 29.0 Village, Inn 33.2 Hovt Hotel 31.2 J, J son lm. 30.0 Rice and Cocoa . . . .30.4 Palace Bakery-Caf- teria 34.7 W. C. Reed 35.8 Palm Lunch 33.6 Venus Hotel 30.8 Baltimore, No. 1... 33.9 King Joy Cafe 36.5 House's Rest.. .30.7 Pearland Rest. ...30.0 Square Deal 29.S Perkins Hotel 34.5 Royal Oyster H se.32.4 Royal 32.3 The Marquam 32.3 Monte Carlo 29.3 Juston's Rest 31.3 Lambs Club 81.5 Moon Rest-Lunch. 29.1 Rice and Cocoa, No.. 4 29.6 Russell Rest 28.5 Buffalo Lunch 28.4 Wash. Chop House. 35.1 spencers Kest....30.4 Hotel Carlton 33.9 The Forum Cafe Good Eats Rest Orpheum Rest. . Cudany Family Hotel Peerless, No. 2 . Seward Grill... White D'y Lunch.. 29. 5 H. Z. Mayrikes launch 41.4 Globe Dairy Lunch. 2S. (.ieorge Harris .... 31. a Oregon Rest 26.5 L.os Angeles Rest. 28.0 Bay City Rest ..... 27.5 Gustave A. Meier. 25.0 Leighton D'y L'ch.29.3 Rice and cocoa. No. 5 ,...23.1 Peerless. No. California Rest... 29.0 Puritan Cafeteria .27.4 Pittsburg Grill; .. .33.3 superior Kest.i. . . .31.2 Palace fate & Oys ter Grotto. .:; . . .2S.7 Lang & Krusei. . . . "J9.9 Arcade Rest. .'. . . .71 3 City Hall RestJ. I , .27.9 St. iNicnoias cat... 27. 2 Pine St. Cof. House. 27.8 Wigwam Rest . . . . 27.5 Grand Restaurant . 28.0 Crown Lunch i .... 26.0 Morris Restaurant . 29.3 Nevada Rest, i .... 28.2 Pendleton Rest... 31.1 Virginia Resti . . . .31.0 Oakland Oys. H'se.30.7 Pap's Restaurant. .25.6 No Tip Restaurant. 29.9 Olcott's Lunch 27.0 Famous Rest 24.3 Empire Rest 27..1 Vegetarian Rest. . . 26.9 Hardwick s Rest . . 27.8 The Alpln Rest 27.1 Fulton Oys. House. 19.0 Kvaline Hood 25.5 New Repuh. Grill. 33.0 Westport Chili Makers 25.1 Atlanta Oys. H'e.32.6 Fred Sailer. 20.2 Margaret Ellis. ... 29.0 Bismark Rest 24.2 S. F. Bay Oyster House . . 24.9 Courthouse Rest ... 29.0 Harvard Rest 19.5 The Winner 23.7 Walker's Delicat'n.26.0 Rice and Cocoa, No. 2 26.5 Tjondon Rest .25.3 Pullman Oys. H'se.26.0 Huber Restaurant. 28.0 Hawthorne Rest . . 26.0 Royal Canton Gr'1,26.3 Auto Restaurant . 24.2 The Butte Resf: . White Dove Dairy Restaurant Walt pnd John's. Or. Cofee House. Eastman's Dairy. Winter's Rest . Phoenix i...... Atlas Restaurant. 51 a Miller's Kosher .... 23.5 Star RestRurant '. . .19 0 t. Hood Cof. H'se. 21.9 Panama Ret.....22 3 Union . . . . j 13 2 ment Method. Score. .33.5 . .30:5 .32.7 .34.2 .26.5 .29.6 21.0 2 1 22.8 20.5 22.7 ' .18.3 57.8 66.8 58.4 68.1 59.0 65.7 67.6 56.7 58.0 66.5 54.0 55.8 64.4 61.6 56.0 65.7 65.6 50.0 64.7 64.0 62.7 51.5 49.8 53.9 56.0 62.5 50.3 50.5 49.0 50.7 50.0 53.0 51.8 47.4 49.7 49.0 52.0 48.9 48.3 0.3 2.1 49.2 49.5 44.4 48.0 54.5 48.7 48.3 49.0 48.0 48.1 60.3 45.8 47.3 48.3 47.7 47.3 42.1 44.3 47.0 44.7 41.1 46.9 47.3 48.0 42.7 44.8 44.8 44.6 47.6 45.3 45.0 47.3 46.8 47.6 47.4 40.6 44.9 41.4 41.5 44.3 41.9 40.3 47.4 44.2 43.8 31.5 43.7 4!.0 4 6.0 42.5 42.5 4 5.0 40.5 36 6 42.9 40.1 41.6 . 35.7 37.3 39.7 38.4 36.8 40.1 40.6 40.0 40.0 39.5 41.3 36.5 37.3 34,3 34.0 34.0 38.9 34.4 37 39:6 36.0 36.7 , 35.4 36.0 4 3.5 37.0 29.3 37.2 29:5 41.8 3 2.8 37.3 36.5 32.0 39.8 33.6 31.1 29.R 30.1 29.0 :26.5 ! 28 i " 2 7'. 8 29.5 ; 27.o 19.8 i 24.9 26 2 ; 23.5 i 24.0 55.3 ; 21.0 ! 18.4 i 22.5 ! 16.0 1 5.6 . 20.5 95.8 95.6 95.4 95.4 95.4 95.3 95.2 95.0 94.1 93.3 92.3 91.7 91.0 91.3 90.6 90.3 90.0 89.8 89.3 89.0 88.2 88.2 87.8 87.6 86.9 86.0 86.7 85.5 85.6 85.5 85.0 84.8 84.3 83.9 83.7 82.5 82.3 82.2 82.1 82.1 81.8 81.6 81.4 81.3 81.0 80.5 80.1 80.1 80.0 80.0 79.3 79.3 79.0 78.5 78.3 78.1 78.0 77.9 77.8 77.8 77.6 77.6 77.6 77.3 77.3 77.2 77.1 77.1 76.9 76.8 76.6 76.5 76.4 76.4 76.1 75.8 75.7 - 75.3 75.3 75.0 74.8 74.6 743 73.9 73.8 73.3 ,72.9 72.6 72.5 7 2.r, 70.5 70.0 70.0 69.8 69.7 69.4 69.1 69.t 69 0 68.5 68.4 68.3 68.1 68.0 67.8 67.8 67.5 67.5 67.3 65.8 65.3 65.4 65.0 6 4.7 64.5 64.K 64.0 63.9 62.; 63.0 63.2 63.1 62.5 62.5 62.3 62.3 62.1 62.0 61. S 61.5 ,61.4 61.0 51 3 57:b' 57.1 56. 3 55.4 55,(1 5 4. ft ! B.2 ! 54. U 53. 7 48.0 Portland, Feb. 7. To the' Editor of The Journal.- In- Thursday's edition of The Journal you published an ar- j tlcle relative to the referendum against the franchise of the Portland & Oregon City 'railroad which has been invoked ;by the -property owner on East Seventeenth street, In which article you quoted at length a state ment made by Stephen Carver, the president of Ithe company. I wish to make reply to this statement-and particularly to the conclud ing portion of same, in which he pur ports to recite "a little history." He would have the general public be lieve that : the Portland Railway, Light & Power company and the Ladd Estate company are behind the move ment to keep this freight line off of East Seventeenth Btreet when he knows positively that this is not true. Mr. Carver has investigated our motives In opposing his franchise on this street and he has absolute proof that noj corporation or large In terest of any nature other than the interest of. the general public Is be hind this movement He has made his boasts that there are only the property owners on East Seventeenth street opposed to him and that he could put them out with little trouble. : wish to make this statement, and will make affidavit to It if desired: That we who are opposing this fran chise have not received, nor do we solicit or expect to receive, one par ticle of support In 'our fight, either of a financial or moral nature, from the Portland Railway, Light & Power company, W. M, Ladd or the Ladd Es tate company or any other corpora tion, but that every penny of expense and every bit' of support and work that have been necessary to protect ourselves from this' . invasion of our rights and the best interests of the city have been contributed by the res- ! idents and property owners along this j street and by them only. Assert Methods Arc On tin lug. air. Carver has used every cunning; method conceivable in trying to break down our barriers of self defense but : without success, and as a final card . to play, and to impress the unln- i formed, he now puts forth the old bug- ; aboo of corporate influence and greed. He attempted to suppress the refei- j endum petitions we were circulating . by buying off the. circulators, and did j indeed succeed lh this to some ex tent . : i He Is now resorting to all kinds of , devious methods to the use of which : one less desperate would scarcely stoop, in order to induce the signers ' of the said petition to ask to have ! their names withdrawn therefrom. He1 has succeeded; in pulling the wool over j the eyes of ai great many people, but i they are now beginning to see the right side of this franchise question, and when it comes to the election he will find that the people will protect their interests and prevent the southeastern section of the city from being bottled up for all time to come. I We are opposing this railroad on East Seventeenth street for Teasons aa j follows; ! Seasons Set Torth. First, Milwaukie street and East! Seventeenth street are the only two possible streets that could be open . thoroughfares from the city to all this section south- of" Holgate street and east from the river to Thirtieth street At the present rate of de- velopment we expect to have at least 20.000 pople in this district wltnln tho next few ;years. Milwaukie street and East Seventeenth street run par allel to each other, 200 feet apart and ! are notn omy tu loot streets, mil waukie street is already doubla tracked, and : if we should have an ! interurban line on East Seventeenth 1 street, no street free to vehicle trafs f ic would be left. , Second. There is a common user over the Portland Railway, Light & Power company's tracks In Milwaukie street, which-. was Dut there for the exact purpose that we now have an opportunity to use it for. Mr. Carv er and his henchmen have most in dustriously ; sought to spread the Im pression about the city that such com mon user does not exist, but it is a fact nevertheless, which can readily be verfied by reference to ordinance No. 26648 of the city of Portland. We have no objection whatsover to, and would welcome the use of Milwaukie street for an interurban line. Residents Mak Objection. Third We have our homes on East Seventeenth street, the quiet of which we don't want -to. have disturbed by an, interurban line when such line can as well go on Milwaukie street. East Seventeenth street in Westmoreland is strictly a residence street, made so by the restrictions in the deeds to our property, and if the property, -on ; the street is to be rendered less desirable for residence purposes by the construc tion of this line, as it certainly would be. it would not then by reason of the deed restrictions be avaiaVble for any other purpose. On the other hand, very little of the property along Milwaukie street carries a building restriction and this street is now to a considerable ex tent, and is bound to become, a bus!-' ness thoroughfare. In conclusion we want to make it plain that we are not opposed to Mr. Carver's road coming into the city (if, in fact, he is proposing to construct a road and not imerely seeking to obtain a franchise that he can sell at a fat figure to some one else), but let him use Milwaukie street or some other route other than East Seventeenth street. Your jvery truly. i E. A. CLARK. President Southeast Traffic League. 47.9 47.7 46.7 43 2 46.2 43. 4 2.3 41..-. 4i.r, 37.9 37.8 33.7 danger of themselves and the vehicular public." ' Thirty minutes Is the limit allowed for vehicles to stand in any one place between 9 a. m. and 6 p. m., except Sundays ano specified holidays, within the district bounded bv First street, Morrison, Tenth. Stark, "East Park and Oak streets. The ordinance remiires that enen lights as. are provided for in the state statutes L-et displayed and that proper noma or signal bells l be attached Other ordinances and parts of ordi nances conflicting are repealed, -i LINCOLN 1 REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETS TUESDAY A meeting j of then Lincoln Repub lican club will be held at the Central library at 18 1 o'clock tomorrow night for the purprise of perfecting the or ganization and receiving the report of the executive! committee. Many : mat ters will come up for -final disposi tion and thej first permanent roll of members will be mnce up. A number of speakers have been invited to aj ' dress the . meeting. An effort is be ing made ' toj. secure a large attend ance of ladies. ... .' - - The officers of the club are: M. B. McFall, president? Dr. L. Victoria Hampton, vie. president, sn.i C P.' Meloney, secretary. ' . The executive committee consists of 11. I Idleman, Fred . Everson, 1); F Harding. Frankfin P. Korcll and H. Y. Frecdman,- ' uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiic See King Pharaoh Tomorrow Tomorrow and Wednesday are the last S 4ays of Meier. & Frank's distinguished and EE 5 extremely popular visitor. He is all that S 5 and more to say that his feats are veritably EE marvelous is not in . the least exaggerating. EE At times one wonders if he is almost en- s S dowed with the intellectual, so astounding S 5 are his demonstrations of intelligence. - All s this has been materialized by kindness and EE patience alone of those who taught him. EE Performances at JO a. m., 11 a. m., 1:30 p. EE E m., 2:30 p. m., 3:30 p. m.,. and 4:30 p. m. s 5 Fifth Floor, New B uilding. EE niiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiin Highest Score for Cleanliness, Method ancl Equipment (95.8) AWARDED OUR BEAUTIFUL SEVENTH FLOOR RESTAURANT And it has always) bee our pride to: open our Kitchens for inspection to the public during any store hours. "Cleanliness begets wholesomeness," amd ur Restaurant meth ods and equipment assure you of the excel lence of Cuisine yon enjoy here. Special 50c Luncheon Unequalled Anywhere Also a la Carte Service 11 to 2:30 P. M. Afternoon Tea 2:30 to ,5 P. M. Music During Luncheon Period I $25.00 to$45.00Models " 1 1 1 ' 1 1 " Sizes for Women and Misses Now Selling at $15 This unusual offering of $25 to $45 Suits for only $15 is being eagerly responded to by the women of Portland, and all who come are quick to realize the immensity of this sale. These Suits are smartly tailored in plain or fancy styles and they're all this season's popu lar models. They're of Serge, Cheviot, Tweed, Poplin, Broadcloth, 'Duvetyne, etc., in Navy, Black, Brown, Gray, Tan, Green, Checks arid Mixtures. In sizes from 16 years to 53 bust measure many in .the extra sizes. You are of fered unrestricted choice from this group of Suits formerly selling from $25 to $45 for only $15.00. Seeoad X loo r Mala Building' We WantYou to Know the Willamette "D" Sewing Machine as We Do and there's just one positive way to do this place one in your home immediately. We are introducing this warranted bewing Machine to the Home Sewers of Portland and vicinity, so we've taken 100 Willamette "D's," included in a carload lot just received, and specially priced them at $15 .75 $2 Will Bring a Willamette to Your Home, Then $1.00 Each Week Until Paid for "The Willamette "D" is a reasonably priced Drop Head Sewing Machine, simple and distinctive in design: its strength of construc tion is as if it were a unit, simple in detail, but complete from a . practical standpoint. Possesses High Arm Double-Lock Stitch' Sewing Head, automatic Lifting device for elevating sewing head to position; -efficient Bali-Bearing Stand. Complete set of practical attachments. The Willamette "D" is a Neaat Efficient Dependable Sewing Machine, and at this special price while we have the 100 Machines' it is essentially YOUR Sewing Machine Opportunity. Basement Annas The Fur Trimmings So Favored This Season to Adorn , Milady's Apparel in Countless Ways Now Offered - at Lower-Than-Ever Prices -J " 'Twill .prove economy to purchase' Fur Trimmings iluring this sale, even though you reserve them in your home for the trimming of the early Fall Garments. No previous season has evidenced sucli. extreme popularity for this nature of adornment for Dresses, Waists, Coats and Suits and by many designers of Evening ; Frocks and Gowns, fur trimming rs much in evidence;, even for the Summer wear. Take advantage of this unusual sale tomorrow! Note the extent of economy you'll enjoy at the prices we quote for this eVcnf. All $1 Fur Trim'gs, 2-in. White, Brown, Black Coney, vd.GOr All 60c Fur Trimmings, includ'g 1-in. French Coney; yd. 38 All 35c Trimgs, including- J-in. White Conev, !Yaid 2'5 All $1.75 Fur Trim'gs, including Australian Mole, Yard, 98 Gray Fur Trimmings, formerly 85c the yard. ........ .50 ' Malar k P rank's rirst Floor Jfew Bnliaing- Now! We Have Reduced the Popular Acorn Gas Ranges Also the Cabinet Ranges A material reduction on such a Gas Range as this is- a timely offlering any time.- The Acorn embodies that real Staple worth in a gas range that makes for entire satisfaction ' cot- triro V51i-v TVis 4"lin Mil, h -,i a i. n.ffi T auu a v i,vauiii, v v , y U a 111 C 11 l d 1 L7IUI1.11J1C Jl 11IC Acorn is its rigidity of con struction knowing that, you can better realize tHe worth of its exclusive features. Here is the thing that the practical house-wife appreciates and de mands in a gas range : A dependable, uniform dis tribution of heat for PER FECT baking the economic consumption of gas will natur ally follow. Now then, the INTRINSIC factors that make uniformity of distribution absolute: The Scientific Reflex Flue System which has positive control of the heat at every angle specially drilled Burners and insulated double-lined Oven Doors. The convenient features are the Safety Oven Lighter; large Glass Panel and Thermometer. Broilers and the Ovens, Broiler Linings, Top Burners and Racks Alum inized. Note the prompting reductions: $14.50 3-Burner Gas Range, 12x16 oven size, broiler, S12.50 $20.50 4-Burner Gas Range, 16xl6-in. oven, broiler, $17.45 $30 4r-Burner Cabinet Range, 16xl6-in. oven, broiler, $24.50 $36.50 18-inch. Oven Cabinet Range, with warming shelf over cooking surface. Trimmed in durable white enamel, drip and "broiler pans, specially priced at $29.85. outu nor Mothers, Our Splendid Baby CarriageljSec tion Justly Desires an Early Visit FronijjYou Pleasant Surprise in Store tor You -Tuesday To every baby accompanied by its mother who visits Meier & Frank's Baby Carriage Department Tuesday, a fine quality Baby's Silver Plated Souv enir Spoon will be given free. crJf 1 Our Baby Carriage Department has taken on an en tirely new appearance in the past few days more room ' to make selections and . demonstrations much easier advanced springstyles in the, dependable and attractive Fulton Collapsible Go-Carts and the F. A. Whitney Baby Carriages. If you consider staunch ness of construction in a Baby Cart worth while, then" the prices will especially appeal to you as decidedly reasonable. The Fulton Go-Cart, with its many exclusive features for babv's comfoiHL cannot adequately be illustrated, nor can its rigidity of construction be shown. Thcframe is flat steel, reinforced, securely and sturdily resting on Semi-Elliptical' spring's; three positions of Luxury Spring Back ; two coats black bicycle enamel and nickel plated trimmings; and black upholstering of quality securely bound. t And now this famous Whitney Baby Carriagein design and completeness-of detail, it is assuredly an ideal carriage. It is finished in selected wood, bund at tlje top as you see, with Reed Roll: the seating capacity is commodious, finished in Poree Cor duroy with Box Cushion Seat. The Victoria Hood impresses one with dignity" fynd rich ness, in genuine Mohair, lined with Pongee Corduroy. All , these feature,! together with the pressed steel springs aiyd the ciiRhion Artillery Rubber Tire Wheils; make .this carriage the extreme in .comfort, convenience and distinctiveness. yttth rioor- Bring the Children to See the Wonderful Bubble-Making Demonstration, in Toy Section By all means bring the little Tots up to the Toy Section on the Fifth Floor tomorrow and watch the novel and lasting bubbles in myriads of colors they'll thoroughly enjoy themselves, you may rest assured. If you de sire you can secure a complete outfit OKf for them at only f'' illlllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUi I Purchase Groceries Ttuesday Valentine Day Is Almost J Here I j and our advice to those who have not already made their s selectiqns would be to come tomorrow and select beautiful Valentines, handsome Gift Books, Valentine Booklets, Val- rz entine Post Cards and little humorous Novelties r from our j immense stock. Whether it's a Valentine for sweetheart, v mother, sister or the little fellow you'll find it here and " they're all moderately priced to sell from 1 to .93 E Bookstore. Bassmrat lain. Bteautiful and Illustrative 1 Pictures at a Fraction 'of Their Real Worth This is an excellent line of Pictures in odd numbers some a" little damaged. They portray, wth distinction, picturesque Landscapes, Figures 'that stand out as' in Telief, popular Comics, pic tures of Musicians and -beautiful Madonnas. , Regular price 15c to $8.00. Q Q"l 9Q Special at Ot to vlOt TSllIIIItlllllllllllllltlllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHII Tm& Quality' STORfr of Portland raUv--Six.t.Ttorriory Aider Sta. v J t -Meier & Frank's Pure Food Grocery where you're assured of the freshest and befc Groceries at the lowest prices. a Progressive Housewives will be interested in the. daily demonstrations at the various tpoths in our Grocery, where something new in th(! culinary art is being shown constantly. A few ofSthe Grocery Specials for tomorrow are as follows: T ROYAL BANQUET FLOUR filled from the best grade Blue- Stem Wlieat. flakes wholesome bread, c a k e s . atfl (t 1 f pastry. Special tomorrow, sack til ZiD Larrowe's Buckwheat Flour, No. '9 sk., 45b Durkee's Black Pepper, 1 lb., can for 29ck New Prunes, Oregon grown; 4 lbs. for 25& Clover Leaf Butter, reliable branci, roll 65 Minced ClarrfS, dozen cans carl 10 Shoulder . Hams, sugar cured, poftnd 134c Sugared California Figs, new, p)und. .15 38c Cabinet Coffee, 2 lbs. 65 ; pound '35V Kingford's Gloss Starch, 6 lb. bfx for 55? Seeded California Raisins, No. 1 pjkage, 7?4 Bleached Raisins,, golden fruit. lbs. 25 Runkell's Cocoa, estaVd brand, J4can 1.7 ViQ Del Monte Golden Pumpkin, 'SoSiK can 10, acstar fc Xnir Furs Toed Grocery, Bassmsnt