THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
18
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER- 2, 1919.
Portland, orsgon
SEE OTHER PAPERS FOR ADDITIONAL NEWS
School cl?thes s'nd cessorie$ ot all
; " - imds for boys, and shirts fare
best supplied at MEIER & FRANK'S, where
qualities are hiehesr, assortmentsilaricest and '
prices lowest. Tomorrow and all this week
.we make a special featurins; of school re
quiremenU in all departments of the store
where thlsj merchandise is carried.
Bread-Making ' .Contest
closes at C P. M. Saturday. " Any -non -professional
baker is eligible. No fees. Simply regis-'
ter your name before or after Mrs. Ginger's free
domestic science lecture-demonstration given In
our Sixth Floor auditorium, beginning at I P M.
dally. You will be furnished with the simple
.rules and the list f 10 valuable prises. Each,
contestant should bring loaves of bread for the
judges to pass on Saturday. The prise-winning;.
. loaves will be auctioned for the benefit of the
Albertina Kerr Home. .
Miss Ellen Anderson Awakes in
; Dark to find Throat Clutched!
Tns- OjjALnVs-roi
Assailant Fqugtit Off,' .
SLEEPING GIRL IS
ATTACKED BY MAN
j Maif : Ww : in
.Viciously attacked by' an unidentl
; fled assailant as she lay asleep on a
cot at the Y. W. C. A. fcirls camp
i; this morning;, Ellen Anderson, aged
19, 628 Columbia street, is suffering
from a painful scalp'wound inflicted
I with a heavy club or pipe. ,-,
Miss ' Anderson is believed to hare
saved herself from more serious injury
Tvhen she screamed ms she was awak
ened by a-man, presumably one of the
i- tramps who had been seen In the col
lege district, Monday. Police called to
- the scene are said to have found where
at least one of the men had been sleep
ingr in a haystack. A rope with a slip
knot, which may have been intended for
'iuse to bind the girl, was found.
; U HAPPIES "WITH ASSAILANT
'Although the Y. W. C. A camp had
been practically deserted during the day,
- Miss irwlerson, who had been cooking
or the girls remained with several
other girls overnight, alt sleeping In the
camp cots In the open near a grove of
trees adjacent to the college gymna-
; slum. About 2 a. m., according to
her statement. - Miss Anderson was
1 awakened by the grasp-of a man's hands
- upon her throat and found that the cov
ers had been stripped from her bed. She
grappled with the man. screamed lustll
and presumably, as her assailant started
his escape, he struck her on the Head.
J CAMPERS ABE AROUSED
From nearby cots on which other
girls were sleeping, friends of Miss An
derson ran Into the college dormitory:
and notified the police. Motorcycle of
ficers responded immediately and
searched the neighborhood without re
sult, aside from finding where a man
; had recently made his bed in a hay stack.
1 1) the dark Miss Anderson could get no
description of her assailant arrt the po
lice have no trace of htm, it is said.
50 CLTTE FOTJ2TD
Chief of Police Johnson assigned In
spector Archie Leonard to investigate
the case as soon as he learned of the
Attempted assault. Leonard notified the
chief shortly before noon that he was
having considerable difficulty in estab-
- lishing any .clue. The only information
: lie could pbtain Is that young men are
v sail to have bothered the young women
. campers on previous occasions while
i.hw were in swimming in Crystal lake.
As the college management .was reluc
tant about giving out Information, po
lice say they are having difficulty in
xstablishing a clue that will assist them
in' catchlngf the ' guilty party.
, Chief Johnson said he understood that
the college had granted the Y. W. C. A.
the privilege of using the grounds and
dormitory for a short summer camp.
Until Monday afternoon the chiefs wife
- and daughter were at the camp, Mrs.
Johnson acting as one of the chaperones.
The girls were Btlll at the camp today,
Tomorrow our Lower Price Downstairs Store celebrates its monthly Dollar Day. For
this event we've arranged a feast of bargains in which every thrifty Portlander can share.
In addition to the items listed below there are equally good unadvertised values for tomorrow.
; Remember, the same service is extended to patrons of our Downstairs Store as those who
purchase Upstairs, whether they pay much or pay little.
Work Shirts
Men's good serviceable
blue cham bray work
shirts with attached col-
lar and pockets. Full cut,
roomy shirts in all sizes.
1.25 values.
Denim Overalls
Men's finely service
able overalls of heavy
quality denim in plalm
4lue. Union made
overalls. R e fa 1 a r 1 y
11.49.
$1
2 in Uniforms of
Soldiers Get $17
From W. A,Sailor
A little affair for soldiers and sail'
ors took place at Twelfth and Salmon
streets at 2 o'clock this morning.
W. A. Sailor, apartment dweller at
Twelfth and Mill streets, was on his
. way ; to a. belated couch. When - he
passed Salmon street he noticed a motor
car parked by the curb. In the car were
two men In soldiers' uniforms.
; "Have you a match?" they asked.
Being a Bailor, W. A. had special
sympathy for the apparent doughboys.
"Sure." he said, and fished in his
. jacket
'Belter hand out everything that's
there." he was told, and an automatic
pistol was shoved under his nose.
- His beneficiaries escaped with $17. -'
imilarly. John Urkee. 5 Bu'chtel ave
nue, lost $20 and a safety deposit box
at midnight Monday at East Seven
teenth and Arkeny streets. His assail
ants, were civlllars, young' and short.
Inspectors Morris and Hill are work
' leg on both cases.
Yakima Fair Price
Committee Is From
All Walks of Life
Yakima, Wash., Sept 2.0. A.
Fechter, county food administrator, has
. appointed a fair price committee and the
- initial meeting will be held this eve
ring. Following is the personnel of the
..- committee : Mrs. J. C. Gawler, chair
man; R. T. Hartford, Fred T. Moore, A
W. Barr, Rose P. Kinne, Henry Traub,
J., Howard Wright, and Frank Kapple
man. The idea in making the appolnt-
xnents was to name a committee covering
all the various walks of life. The chair
, man is representative of the women s
club. The other woman on the committee
is a member of one of the labor unions.
A" wholesale grocer, a retail .grocer, a
dry goods merchant, a confectioner, a
.carpenter, and a fruit grower are the
: other members.
Groceries
Campbell s Soupi," doz. "f "1
$1.30, can 11C
Peanut Butter, in "bulk, " r?
; ;3 lbs. 50c, pound... llL
Quaker OaU, large pack-QO l
ages, 3 for 95c, pke. 0t,
Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, new
Pack. No. iVi rant Hatt
6 $4.35, three cans Qr7
$1.10, can OiC
Black Figs, fancy new crop, 3
lbs., 80c, two lbs..
Schilling's' Salting Pow- AO
.der.' i 6-dnnce can. . . txoC
Ferguson Orapge Marmalade,
. j-ro. tm.jsoc, the
-17 Kounce carton , . Otl!
' , Melnr 8z FrntiV'a
TSrocery; Ninth Floor.
4. TMS QjMLfrV STcTs- POWTUUW
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3 Silk Ties
Men's silk ties In larir
flowing end styles. Ail
the wan t e d patterns.
Ties that sell regularly
to COc each special 3
for 11.
Night Shirts
Men's night shirts of
good quality muslin. Full
cut garments with pock
et. All slses. Regularly ,
priced at 1.25 special
at $1.
4 Pairs Hose
Men's fine fancy mer
cerised dress sox in
black, white and desir
able colors. Mill runs of
the regular 35c pair sox
4 pairs for $1.
4 Pairs Hose
Men's fine cashmere
finish ribtsed cotton sox
with reinforced heels and
toes. All sixes. Very
specially priced at
pairs for SI.
i$l
6 Pairs Hose
These are the popular
"Rockford" work box in
mottled grey and tan
colors. All sizes. Big
values in this sale at 6
pairs for SI.
$1
2 Suspenders
Men's good serviceable
suspenders the genuine
President kind. AH sizes.
Regular values are 65c
pair 2 pairs at SI.
Women's Waists
A big assortment
women's wash
rood ouality
eral desirable
Sizes 36 to
to S1.98.
Women's Shoes
Women's white sum
mer shoes in sixes 2 to
5 only. Some slightly
soiled. No exchanges.
No phone orders. - No
mall orders.
$1
Hug-Me-Tights
Women's good wool
hug-me-tlghts, suitable
for wear on cool eve
nings and while autoing.
Regularly priced $1.49
special at $1.
$1
Middy Blouses
Women's and misses'
middy blouses of fine
twilled galatea cloth,
Plain and fancy sailor
collars. Formerly prio
at'fi.49.
Envelope Chemise
Women's envelope
chemise of fine sheer
nainsook and longcloth.
Ef f ectively trimmed
with lace and embroidery.
Women's Corsets
Women's corsets of
fine coutil. Good models
in standard makes.
Boned with rustproof
steel. Broken sixes. To
$2 values.-
$1
2 Brassieres
Good quality bras
sieres trimmed with
heavy clurty and filet
' laces and embroideries.
Also bandeau brassieres
in flesh and white.
2 Corset Covers
Women's good durable
muslin corset covers
with lace and embroid
ery trimming. Broken
sixes. Regularly priced
at 69c each.
Petticoats at
Women's serviceable
muslin petticoats with:
-dust ruffles and " em
broidery flounces. A
wide selection of pat'
terns. 11.29 values.-
$1
ortment of
h waists of K19 TI
voile. Sev- VSk. II
s styles. ftPf) II
46. Worth HJJr JLL
I$l
$1
2 Pairs Bloomers
Women's crepe or ba
tiste bloomers in flesh,
white and blue. Elastic,
waist and knee. Cool,
comfortable garments at'
2 for SI. 1
$1
2 Union Suits
Women's Swiss ribbed
union suits in low neck,
sleeveless, cuff knee
style. Broken sizes.
Worth 75c suit 2 for
$1.
$1
Union Suits at
Women's medium
weight cotton fleeced
union suits In low neck,
sleeveless, Dutch neck,
elbow sleeves, high neck,
long sleeves styles.
$1
8 Pairs Hose
Women's finely serv
iceable cotton hose with
wide garter tops, double
heels and toes. Black
only. Very special at 8
pairs for SI.
$1
Boys' Pants, Pair
Boys' good serviceable
knickerbocker style pants
in light and dark mix
tures. Pants that will
give excellent service.
Sixes 7. to 17.
$1
Boys' Night Shirts
Boys' durable flannel
and muslin night shirts
in V neck , style with
pockets. All Bizes. Full
cut, roomy garments
special at $1.
$1
2 Union Suits
' Boys cotton knit union
suits in short sleerv-es.
knee length style. Light
weight garments in brok
en sises. Very special
at 2 for $1.
2 Union Suits
Children's medium
fall weight, fleece-lined
union suits In high neck,
long sleeve, ankle length
style. Sizes 2 to 12
years.
5 Underwaists
$1
Children's elastic tape
underwaists in button
style. Sizes for boys and
girls up to 12 years.
Formerly priced at 25c
each. . ,
$1
$1
2 Muslin Waists
Children's R. Sc, 3. mus
lin waists with detach
able supporters.- Taped
seams. Sizes 4 to 1
years. Excellent values
at 2 for $1.
4 Pairs Hose
Heavy double ribbed
"Rockproof hose for .
boys and finer gauge
ribbed hose for girls.
Black, white and cordovan.
Child's Sweaters
$1
$1
$1
$1
. Fine wool -mixed and
cotton sweaters for big
and little girls, . Slip
over and coat styles. All
the wanted colors. v
$1
2 Slipovers
. Heavy- blue chambray
slipovers in styles with
and without sleeves.
Mostly iff sises for boys
and girls from 5 to 7
years.
Child's Dresses
Children's dresses of
ginghams, percales and.
chambrays In pretty,
plain colors. Betted and
shirred waistline styles.
2 to 10 years.
4 Yards Goods
Excellent quality wash
goods including cotton
dress challis, Eden cloth
and romper cloth. 27 to
36 inches wide. 4 yards
at 1.
4 Yards Goods
14
Standard quality Ring
hams in a large variety
of checks', plaids and
stripes. 27 to 32 inches
wide. 85c to 45c yard
grades.
$1
5 Yards Goods
Serviceable quality
apron ginghams in a va
riety of checked effects.
Mill lengths from 2 to
10 yards, Limited quantity.
$1
5 Yards' Scrim
Good quality curtain
scrim In plain white
with drawn borders
some with pretty floral
and bird designs. 34 to
36 inches wide.
$1
4 Yards Goods
Standard- quality cre
tonnes and silkollnes in
pretty floral patterns.
36 inches wide. Special
ly priced at 4 yards for
only SI-
$1
6 Yards Outings
Surface fleeced outing
flannel in pretty stripes
and checks. Suitable for
pajamas and other un
dergarments. Some plain
white.
4 Yards Sheeting
Extra heavy quality
brown sheeting that is
38 inches wide. This
material is worth 35c
yard 4 yards special at
only $1.
$1
Cotton Batts
Full 3 pound batts of
good clean white soft
finished cotton. Large
enough to make up
Into a full size comforter.
$1
Pillows Only
Genuine feather pil
lows covered with fancy
art ticking. Size 17x25
inches. Specially priced
tomorrow at each SI.
Table Cloths
A limited number of
highly mercerized da
mask table cloths cut
ready for hemming.
Sizes 58x64 to 58x72 in.
Special, each' $L
$1
3 Yards Toweling
Full bleached soft fin
ished Terry cloth suit
able for towels or fancy
work. 18 Inches wide;
Special tomorrow at 3
yards for SI.
$1
6 Yards Toweling
$1
3 Yards Oilcloth
Full bleached huctc
toweling, also bleached
and half bleached half
linen crash toweling. 18
inches wide. For roller
towels.
Table oilcloth that Is
45 inches wide. - Plain
white, fancy colors and
marbled effects. Sec
onds of the 50c yard
quality. v .
2 Curtains
Lace trimmed and Not
tingham curtains In full
sixes. A good assort
ment of patterns. Some
slightly Imperfect. Spe
cial. 2 for II.
Rugs. Special
" Grass and - fibre rugs,
also some plain tan with
fancy border rag ruga
Size 27x54. inches. Lim-
lted number. ' Great val
ues at each SI. '
T CftftaiorrSTO CP FOKrAM
lew Siois
P 1U
Wilis
Exclusively at MEIER & FRANK'S
2 New Kinds of Rugs
"Rattania"
Fiber rugs woven very close
and tight carefully planned so
that they lie smooth and flat
and stay so. They can easily be
sponged off with Ivory soap and
washed when necessary. Unusu
ally attractive grays, tans and
4iht blue stenciled with patterns
that are not too ornate. '
30x60 inches $2.75
36x72 inches .....$4.00
. 4.6x7.6 feet $8.00
6;0x9:0 feet $12.00
7.6x10.6 feet . . . .$17.50
' 9.0x12.0 feet ....$19.50
See .These New Rugs
Here Tomorrow ,
"Kaba"
Strong fiber backed rugs with
soft wool face, giving the effect
of a Scotch carpet. Plain cen
ters with woven borders. Colors
for bedrooms, living rooms, din
ing rooms. Designed to answer
the purpose of all-wool rugs at
much lower prices.
26x48 inches $3.00
30x60 inches $5.00
36x72 inches $6.50
4.0x7.0 feet $10.00
6S0x9.0 feet .... .$17.50
7.6x9.0 feet $22.50
8.3x10.6 feet . . . .$26.00
9.0x12.0 feet . . . .$27.50
Meier & Frank's: Seventh Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.)
The Electric Kitchen
and Laundry
will show you how to do modern housekeeping in. half the
time and with a quarter of your old labor.
This practical "Help" shop has been open only a month
and already it is recognized as a center of modern common
sense efficiency. Only what we have testeQ and know to l$e
practical is recommended. , "
Thor Electric Washing Machine
can do a small family washing in an hour. It has a perforated wooden
cylinder not metal through whichhot water and suds are rushed,
giving to the clothes a gentle pushing motion, washing the dirt OUT,
not in, as the old-fashionedwashboard did. An electric wringer is
attached to the tub. There is no open machinery or complicated
mechanism about this Thor washer, which is one reason why we
consider it the best washer so far perfected. Priced $13 5 any
terms in reason.
Western Electric Dishwashers
wash dishes without the mistress even dampening her hands and
hot water will dry them. Think of the Joy of no more dish-washing.
Priced $$5 -any terms in reason.
Hoover Vacuum Cleaners
suck the dirt out of carpets and rugs without destructive' beating or
tiresome sweeping and brushing. They clean radiators and. registers
and clean efficiently around and under heavy furniture, also mat
tresses and upholstered davenports, chairs, etc. Priced $58.75 any
terms in reason.
Majestic Heaters
are splendid little early-morning and chilly-evening heaters for bath
room, bedrpom, living room. No. smell and they are attractive
looking. They use as much electricity an hour as your electric iron;
no more. $10.50.
Electric Gifts
for wedding anniversary and for brides or for yourself because they
are so convenient include small and large grills, waffle irons, per
colators, toasters, tea urns, cream and mayonnaise whippers, irons,
lamps and the practical hair dryers and the heating pads which never
leak water.
You are invited to visit the Electrical Shop whether you
wish to purchase or not just come and see how easily hard
work can be done. - '
Meier & Frank's : Basement Balcony. (Mall Orders FllleoV.)
Fruit Jars and
Accessories
Mason Jars
With porce-lined caps.
Pints,-doz.. 1; quarts f 1.10s half:
gallons $1.40.
Mason porce-lined caps, doz. 35 c.
Mason rubbers, dozen I0c-l Sc.
Ball Special
Wide-mouth Mason jars.
; Pints, dozv $1.15; quarts $1.30;
half gallons $1.60.
I Wide-mouth caps, dozen 5oc.
Complete with rubbers.
.Ideal Jars
, t With glass tops. .
Pints, dozen. $f .10; quarts $1.20;
half gallons $1.50.
Extra glass tops,, dozen 25c.
Ideal rubbers, dozen 40c. .
, . " - t- - w T Meier & Frank'
Economy Jars
Wide-mouth jars.. , .
Pin ts, dozen $ i . 3 0 ; q u arts $ i . 4 0 ,
half gallons $1.80. 6 -Economy
caps, dozen 35c,
Economy clamps, dozen 15 c.
Kerr Self-Sealing Jars
f Wide-mouth Kerr jars.
Pints, dozen $1.30; quarts $lj40j
half gallons, $1.80. . .
Extra lids, dozen 20c.
Extra tops, complete, dozen 40c.
Kerr Self-Sealing Jars
. Narrow-mouth. Kerr jars. -
Pints, "dozen $1.05, "quarts $1.15,
half gallons $1.45. -Extra
lids, dozen l5c.
Extra tops, complete, dozen 35c.
s: Basement. (Mall Orders Filled.)
. Sire Savings
Introductory Showing and Sale
"Weston" Sox
Pronounced by Edward Payaon Weston, Famous
Pedestrian, "The Best I Have Ever Worn."
These sox, for which we are sole
Portland agents, will give men a
new concept of hosiery excellence
in appearance, comfort and service
quality. They arc exceptionally
low priced
Only 50c Pair
Made of 'the finest French spun silk
lisle yarn, these sojc are highly recom
mended for comfort, style and durability.
The "Weston" heel and toe, so finely
, modeled as to appear almost .seamless,
are features. Having passed the Weston
test, the sox can be counted on to give the utmost wear. v All sizes
in black and navy.
Meier & Frank's : Main Floor,. (Mall Orders Filled.)
Portland's Finest Assortments of
The New Fail Suits v
$30
Upwards
For Men and
Young Men
Whether a man pays $30 or a
higher price he can count on re
ceiving the utmost in quality,
style and value if he purchase
his new fall suit at this store.
There is the widest possible
range of choice for men of all
ages and tastes. Styles range
from extreme young men's and
high schobl fellows' models in
waist seam and belter suits to
the most conservative models in
two and three-button sack suits.
'
All are correctly tailored from
the most dependable fabrics to
be had at the price.
New patterns and colorings in
great variety.
All sizes to fit men of all pro
portions 34 to 48.
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-Meier & Frank's : Third Fleor.
(Mall Orders Filled.)
Coming Home Week
Presentation 1
In the Upholstery Store are so many , new things that
decorators ought to be as happy as kings, to paraphrase -R.
L. S.
Heavy Warp Print Cretonnes
A radiant hollyhock cretonne is a great splash of color harmonious
and soft irt tone because of the veiled appearance of the warp printing. ;
A huge peacock with green eyed fan tail and large pink flowers is
a Joy because of its decorative possibilities.
A Jacobean pattern in more sombre colors is a discovery for last .
the right living room. .
These are imported from England and priced 1.80 to 3. SO yard.
Bedroom Cretonnes
made in America copy old English chintzes and come in small, gaily
colored patterns. Especially designed for colonial rooms is a cre
tonne with wide blaclc stripes and many cherry flowers at 1,10 yard.
Others 60c yard upwards. i v
Sheer Curtainings of Approved Kinds
There are fashions in window curtains as in everything else, and
these are the newer kinds, which many people prefer:
English bobbinet, strong, fine, long wearing net, white or Ivory,
72 inches wide, 3.40 yard. '
Scotch grenadine with delicately colorea flowers or dots, suitable
for plenty of ruffles, .72 inches wide, 2.20 and 2.50 yard. v
Scotch madras in deep ecru for living rooms and halls, 2.70 yard.
Filet nets with small and larger patterns, 1.55 yard.
Brussels lace with eyelets for vestibules, 2 yard.
Ritz Carlton striped nets, very fine and delicate, 1.30, 1.60 yard.
Point d'Esprit with tiny dots, 1.4-5 yard. - 1 .: . '
Over Draperies of Many Possibilities ,
from new colorings tn sfriped aurora cloth and plain diana cloth.,
mam m . .. .. f . . t M - . m Mt. -
Soft shades ot Diue, rose ana mmoerry pium, goia ana piue, aiso
changeable two-tone effects, 2.5o yard. ' -
Yard-Wide Velvets Woven 1 Especially ,
to Our Order '
. ' ' ' - ' 'I - -
36-lnch drapery velvet, 3 yard. s ... ' ' I
, 50-inch drapery. velvet. 4.50 and 6 yard:.
The narrower width .has been often wanted, but the -first we have
ever seen is here now made especially for os and dyed In our .own
' colors.. Plenty wide enough for narrow windows and doors.
Exquisite." shades of rose, blue and mulberry to blend with the
' colors of fine rugs. n ,r- ' ,
A. Meier & Frank's : Seventh Floor, (Mall Orders Filled.)