THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
- 14
MONDAY, ... MARCH 18, .1918. .
PORTLAND. OREGON
Window Is Broken
TlirRow, Over Price
tol Salmi races Disorderly Coadvet
Ckarc Basalt of DUtvrbanes TTaaB
. Charge 1 CaaU for Milk Sfcakl.
After refualn to par for a' milk
ahake. which, haaaldwaa too hlh ped
Sol Salma rrlaterd hla prctaat toy
kicking In a large pan of (lass In
gcoffln'a confectionery atora on Waah
Inrton atreet, Sunday afternoon, accord
ing to the charges that resulted In his
befnj led away to JalL
Officer Cameron, who was on the
seems shortly after the class want crashing-
to the sidewalk, -said that Salma
entered the atora and aaked for a milk
shake. He aaked the price before ha
drank It. When told that it was IS
centa, ha caused a disturbance by curs
ins; the manager, who was later com
pelled to eject the man from the build
ing. After reaching; the street. Salma
turned and kicked hla foot througrh the
large" window, Cameron said. He is
charged with disorderly conduct.
Five Hundred Meet: rl
,-!AtMbndaervicd
Five hundred bualnesa j men ' attended
the first of a series of noonday meetlnrfl
held tcy 'ftJite Baker ' theatre, under
the auspices of the Brotherhood of 8L
Andrew, i; Tha y,arvlca' i will continue
throughout Passion and Holy weeks, ex
cluding PalmjSujidar, " Rev. C.'H. L.
Chandler of Oregon City ' spoke at - the
meeting today.- -sRewW.-R. B. Turrlll
of Aatorta will be the speaker at the
Tuesday meeting. which . will begin at
12 :05 and close at It : J. - '
.. . BusWIre ' Arrested, .
"J. N." Ickw whoj haa ben. operating
an" automobile 'stage between LJnnton
and Portland. J was arrested r Saturday
night- by Motorcycle1 -T Officer Russell
on the charge -of , driving a passenger
bus without ; license. .Ha waa re
leased en $20 bond. rfJlek's arrest' waa
the first of what -the police expect
will be a series for . aUeged violation
of the license erdtnanc.
Cigar Dealer's-Auto"
Wrecks )Rival ."-Place
Yraak Fatrmot to Miss Striking. Moter
' Tla - &ldr, Taras i Tkroagh Ope a
Doors, Caadag Haroej Saaiaga SIM.
Frank Petrlno, a cigar dealer of 215
First street, - narrowly- avoided wip
ing out the ' cigar- atora ' of : . hla
competitor, Ben - Woldt. -at the
northeast corner of Third, and Jef
ferson streets, Sunday afternoon, when
ha lost control of hla large automobile
and tore Into the front of Woldt's atora.
' Petrlno waa driving north on Third
street. H. D. Hamilton appeared from
somewhere en & motorcycle. Petrlno
said that Hamilton got in hla way and
caused him to swerve his large car over
the curb.
When the machine came to a atop it
waa faintly panting against the far waJ
cf Woldt'a store. The front doora were
open and there waa nothing to keep the
machine from making a- complete , en
trance to the .building. Show casta were
overturned, glaasea were broken and
merchandise waa scattered In all direc
tions. Naaario Vaclno, who had been riding
with Petrlno, waa found In a corner,
fastened by the two front wheela of the
car and win the cash register firmly
lodged upon hia shoulders. In spite cf
the freak accident and the damage done
to Woldt'a store, no one waa injured.
Woldt estimated his loaa at SJ00. Both
Hamilton and Petrlno reported the ac
cident to the police but neither waa held.
Our Soda
Fountain
which has been temporarily
closed for repairs is now , re
opened for business. Come in
Tuesday. .
Merzanine, Fifth Streeet
Marconi-Victor Wireless Telegraph ;RecordsSet of 6 Double Faced Records and Instruction Booklet $5-Sixth Floor
r
In the. Trenches
With Col.:J,eader
Lecture at -Municipal Au
ditorium Friday, March 22, at
8 P. M. Reserved seats SOc
(War Tax 5c). Exchange
tickets on sale Book. Shop,
Fifth Fioor.
Thrift
Stamps
at 25c and . War "Savings
Stamps - at jM!l 4 on sale at
our Accommodation Bureau,
Basement, Sixth Street. Start,
a Thrift Card Tuesday.
a . i .
Smileage
Coupons
on sale at our -' Boole Shop,
Fifth Floor,' and , Array and
Navy Shop, Main Floor. Books
of 20 coupons, H; books of
100 coupons, tS.
The British
Exhibition of
War Trophies
and Relics
opens at 9 A. M. Wednesday
in our Sixth Floor Audito
rium, auspices British Red
Cross.
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Learn How to Use
Substitute Flours
Mrs. F. N. Chapel (Aunt
Prudence) gives free advice on
the uses of substitute flours
and Free War Bread recipes
from 1 to 5 daily.
Ninth Floor
Tuesday-Begins a Phenomenal Sale of Men s Easter TIES
Our Spring Opening Display of
Hats
Is a Sheer Delight
To Every Woman
It is a most interesting pres
entation of the newest develop
ments in millinery fashions.
Hats from celebrated importers
and our own ateliers are on dis
play. The variety is wonderful.
There is something for every
type and taste. A highly artistic
showing which every woman
will cnioy.
Millinery Shop, Fourth Floor.
2400 Brand New Ties Just Received On Sale at
Save $1.60 by Subscribing To
"Good Housekeeping
in ur Book Shop on the Fifth Floor. A two year's subscription
to Good Housekeeping (America's Greatest Home Magazine)
for $2.00 the regular price is $3.60. Offer for a limited time
only take advantage of it Tuesday. Orders accepted at Book
Shop, Fifth Flocr, and Magazine Counter, Main Floor.
$1
Your tie the high light of your dress should
demand discriminating selection at all times and
especially for the Easter Dress-Up. You can't go
wrong if you supply your Easter neckwear needs in
this phenomenal Meier & Frank, sale of new silk ties
at one dollar. Many are worth almost double.
2400 beautiful new four-in-hand silk ties just re
ceived go on display and sale Tuesday for the first
time. A wonderful assortment of rich, lustrous silks
in all the most wanted designs and effects, including
brocades, basket weaves, moires, satins, serviceable
twills, Persian and Dresden effects, grenadines and all
over effects.
A wondrously. beautiful assortment of colors. from
which to make selection every one desirable and at
tractive the last word in neckwear creations, for
men. All of these ties are finished with the convenient
slip-jasy bands that men like 'so well.
We" refrain from quoting any comparative price on
this neckwear, for every man,- once he sees the ties,
will realize what remarkable .values they are most
men will not be content with less than three.
See Our Morrison-Street Window Displays
Men a Furnishings Shop, Main Floor.
'Slenderize ' Your Figure With One of
Our Wirthmor
Waists $1
Think of it ! Waists of the celebrated
Wirthmor quality, designed especially
for large size figures in
Extra Size Models
48-50-52
and costing ONLY $1! Big values
await the woman who purchases one
of these waists Tuesday at $1.
Waist Shop, Fourth Floor.
We Have Great Assortments of
High Grade Garden Tools
liOng-Handled Shovels, SI. 40
Short-Handled Shovels, S1.40
12-Tooth Bow Rakes, 81. 05
H-Tooth Bow Rakes, $1.15
14-Tooth Straight Rakes, 90
12-Tooth Malleable Rakes. 40
14-Tooth Malleable Rakes, 45
Warren Hoes, Jfl
Solid Shank Garden Hoes. 80c
Riveted Garden Hoes, 40"
Acme Hoes, 1
B. B. Cultivators. 85
Wheel Cultivators. 5
Turf Edgers, 1
We have Tecently re
ceived a new shipment
of high-grade garden
tools and have marked
them at prices that are
low, quality considered.
Included are shovels,
rakes, hoes, cultivators,
weeders, etc. A few of
the things you'll find:
Hand 8-Pron; Cultivators, 00
Hand B-Prong Cultivators, Sl.lO
8-Piece Garden Seta, hoe, spade And
rake, SI. 35 .
Dandelion Pullers, 40
Simplex Dandelion Pullers, SI. 25
Solid Shank Trowels, 75
Garden Trowels, 20e
Garden Trowels, 25
Large Maglo Weeders, 404
Small Magic Weeders, 15
Pruning Shears. 75)
Pruning Shears. 90?
Pruning Shears, S1.50
Fertilizers, Sprayers, Etc.
tfniversal Lime, package 25a)
Liima, PnCH oi iuu ids. ior mi
Land Plaster, sack of 100 lbs, Sl.OO
Aphlsclde, quart 254
Aphlscide, gallon tfO
Roselawn Fertiliser. 10-lb. can i
Lime and Sulphur Spray, gallon can
Tin Sprayers, 504
Brass Sprayers, SI. 50
Hose, Lawn Mowers and-Wheelbarrows
Complete Stocks at Very Lowest Prices
Housewares Section, Basement.
JH : You Are Invited to Attend Our m
nn n of Onpn in or I
Marquisette Curtains $2.65
Here's an opportunity to freshen up your windows with
new curtains at but very little outlay.
Excellent quality hemstitched marquisette curtains with
good lace edgings. Only a limited quantity to be sold at this
extremely low pnee better come early.
Curtain Shop, Seventh Floor.
In Connection With the Spring Opening Our
Furniture' Shop on the Eighth Floor Features
"Span -Umbrian"
The NEW Berkey & Gay Design
, In Sptn-Umbrian, Berkey,& Gaytave created the style which is pecu
liarly well adapted to the home of today.
The splendid proportions of this furniture fit it admirably for modern
rooms, while the wonderful carvinj and the rich dark, mellow tone of the
wood meet modern ideals of beauty and distinction. But you will find
that Span-Umbrian's greatest charm is in its homelikeness that lovable
Indefinable quality which makes this furniture a cherished part of your
home life. s Come In and see this new creation in furniture.
y.;M: MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS JN REASON w
" ; ; Fumitura Shop, Eighth Floor.
opring upenmg
A Most Complete Exhibit of the
New Fashions
We are confident that you will approve our
formal exposition of the new Spring modes as
did the many : who came today, the first day.
The Premiere Fashion
Event of the Season
is what we have aimed to make this Spring style ex
hibit. How well we have succeeded we ask you to
come and see for. yourself. See our magnificent win
dow displays, a foretaste of the delights that await you
within. The store was never more inviting than at this
time and our. opening displays are all-inclusive of the
best in the new Spring fashions :
Suits
Skirts
Goats Dresses
Blouses Hats
All the Lovely Accessories and
Fabric' Foundations of Dress
The Spring Opening
Is Celebrated in Our Corset Shop
With 'a Special Featuring of New
Madame
Lyra
Corsets
A special showing of the
modish Madame Lyra corsets
is now being made in our corset
shop. Discriminating dressers
who desire the exclusive in cor-
setry at a moderate price will
appreciate Madame .Lyra cor
sets.
MRS. E. F. HOLBROOK
has been sent to us from New York
by the Lyra corset makers to dem
onstrate and fit Madame Lyra cor
sets. She will tell you how to
achieve the new and correct in the season's silhouette by selecting the
Lyra corset that best brings out the style potentialities of your figure.
Lyra models are here for all types of figures. Low, medium and high
bust styles and topless models. Coutils and brocades of excellent quality
at the "old" year-ago prices $3.50 to $15. Every pair expertly fitted
by Mrs. Holbrook.
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In the Phonograph World
We Have Complete Stocks of
Columbia, Edison Victor
In the Order as Pictured, Left to Right - '
Columbia, Edison, Victor, the three foremost makes in talking ma
chines, are on display and sale at Meier & Frank's.
All of the styles will be found. Come in Tuesday listen, compare and
learn the good points of each instrument it's a pleasure to choose from
our most complete assortments.
When you've finally decided on the one you want you can take advan
tage of our most liberal credit offer
Make Your Own Terms in Reason
t; Phonograph. Shop,1 Sixth Vloor.
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Tomorrow's
Offerings
WOMEN'S NEW
BRASSIERES 29c
A new shipment of women's
brassieres in flesh color. Style
with shoulder straps. Elastic
fastening in back. Special at
29c.
WOMEN'S GOOD
CORSETS 98c
Women's American Lady
rustproof corsets in high and
low bust styles, broken line of
sizes. Good values at 98c.
FINE PONGEE
WAISTS 98c
Women's pongee .waists for
all sports wear. Assorted col
ors. While any of a limited
quantity remain 98c. To 1
values.
NEW JAP SILK
WAISTS $2.19
Women's Jap silk waists in
flesh, white, pink, maize and
black. High neck style with
roll collar and low neck style
with Jabot effect. Trimmed
with lace.
WOMEN'S GOOD
WAISTS $1.98
Women's tub silk waists in
assorted colors. Pin tucked
front style with hemstitching.
Picot edge collars.
COMBINATION
SUITS $1.19
Women's combination suits
made of fine quality nainsook.
Embroidery and . lace trimmed
styles in all sizes. Special at
$1.19.
WOMEN'S NEW
PAJAMAS $1.19
Just received. Women s new
pajamas made of fine pink col
ored lawn. Ankle length, V
neck style in all sizes. Good
values at $1.19.
WOMEN'S GOOD
PETTICOATS $1.98
Women's petticoats In
changeable effects with seco
silk and percaline tops and
large silk dust ruffles. Splen
did values at $1.98.
MISSES' WASH
DRESSES $2.79
Misses' dresses made of fine
zephyr gingham. Brand new
styles some with sash belt,
others are plain. Sizes 14 to 20.
CHILDREN'S NEW
ROMPERS 50c
Children's rompers made of
Indian head suiting, white with
blue trimming and belt. Also
plain pink and white. Special
at 50c.
NEW GINGHAM
DRESSES 98c
New lot of children's ging
ham dresses in every good col
or plaids, checks and stripes.
Many style?. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Miscellaneous
Specials
5c
Pearl Buttons, large assortment
to choose from, cards
10c and ,
Buttons, an accumulation (f
of odds and ends, dozen Ov
Pins, good grade, special- p?
ly priced at paper 3
Nail Buffers, Shoe Hooks, Nail
rues, Cuticle Knives,
celluloid handles
Wax Paper, lunch size, 12x18
inches, 15 sheets to roll,
6 rolls 25c roll OC
Shears, 6 to-10-inch size, bent
and straight trimmers,
special
Hair Brushes, specially priced
from 98c down 25C
Hand Brushes, nearly
good kind, each
special
Whisk Brooms, good
quality, all sizes, each
wasn KiDDon, Doit spe
cial from 49c dowjuto
Satin Ribbon, yard, spe
cially priced from.
Ribbon Hairbows, good assort
ment, plain and fancy
colors, each
Face Powder and Tooth
Powder, 3 cins 25c can
Tooth Brushes, spe
cially priced at each..
Toilet Paper, good qua!- OJZ'
ity crepe paper, 6 rolls &OKs
Toilet Paper, fine tis- OP-'1
sue paper, 3 large roils
Toilet Paper, good qua!
Ity crepe, 16 large rolls
10c
12X18
5c
25c
every
14c
25c
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8c
:i9c
assort-
25c
,10c
14c
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