The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 18, 1920, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text. O a . jt - r GUKDAY JOURNAL, FOHTL AND, : SUNDAY HORNING, JULY 1C. ICIO. SEE ALSO OPPOSITE PAGE AND BACK PAGE THIS SECTION; 2C V DCJTWlArfT) mm lite $Y - . A SUDDEN PRICid DROP ON Davenports and Easy Chairs Made la Our Owii Factory Meier & Frank, upholstered furhiture built in our own workrooms-in "Portland is too well known to need explanation. Pretty j nearly eyery housewife knows that it is won-1 derfully comfortable 'and that it is expertly built to last. . ! ' As a part of the special furniture doings which have been going on recently, this j week we shall feature the - j , . ! Living Room Suite j as Pictured $269.75 1 : The davenport was $175,00, now $137.50 The easy chair was $ 92.50, now $ 72.50 ; The easy rocker was $ 92.50, now $ 72.50 ... Notice the davenport seat of three loose comfy cushions, the gracefully sloping : arms, the charming line of the whole davenport. The spring back, the spring seat, the ' spring cushions make the davenport exquisitely restful. Just sit down in it and see for1 yourself. The chairs match it in comfort; Choice of three different coverings including corduroy, figured velour on printed tapestry. " Upholstered Chairs and , Rockers v Were $64.75, now $52.50 ' Covered with embossed velour: in taupe,' mulberry or blue. I These are made in our own factory and fare exceptionally satis-, factory. . 1 ' r . -' ' : ' ' ' The Cane-Back Chair Pictured I . ' Was $37.50, now $29.75 Solid mahogany arm chair or rocker with cane back and, upholstered seat in blue or mulberry velour. Good chairs for living rooms, offices and men's rooms. s Solid Mahogany Rockers or Chairs Were $32.00, now $24.75 Made with cane seat and back and particularly interesting in styles Odd. Pieces .... .. it Odd pieces which we are sending from the Furnitta-e Galleries in quick Order. I . Upholstered Chairs Denim-covered. Denimcovered, Denim-covered," Velour-covered, Velour-covred, ' : wts t 71.00, was ;was was was $ 7V. rso, $ 87.7S, $125,00, Tapestry-covered,-was $123.00, WIS 130.50, was 40.00, was 1149.75, was 144.75, was $1 56.00, Sateen-covered, Sateen-covered, Velour-covered, Denim-covered, Sateen-covered. now now now now now now now now now now now 5 7.00. 58.SO. 78.50. 72.50. 94.50. 94.50. S104.00. 112.50. 110.00. 116.50. 120.00. : Upholstered Rockers Denim-covered, ' was 74.00, now 59.50 ) Velour-covered, was 87.75, now 72.50. -i Tapestry-covered, was 125.00, now 94.50.. . Velour-covered, was 125.00, now 94.50. Upholstered Davenports Velour-covered, Denim-covered. Tapestry-covered, . Veloijr-covered, TapStry-covered, Sateen-covered, Velour-covered, was 136.25, now 109.00. was 285.75, now 196.50. was 270.00, now 199.50. was 270.00, now 199.50. : was 275.00, now 222.50.' was 280.00, now 224.00. was 395.00, now 322.50. Mlr & Frank'! : Furhiture Galleries, Eighth Floor. Universal Combination Ranges Make Beautiful Kitchens Their pale blue or gray porcelain finishes very different from old-fashioned shiny blade stoves which have to be blackened, to the hardship of the1 housewife's hands and complexion. AH you need to do to the Universal Combination range is simply ; ;to wipe it off with a damp cloth. That simple' Lj '. process every morning keeps it f rei and new. In Cooking Convenience there is1 no range so desirable. 'The Universal Combination-burns wood, coal, gas. Yet one never, needs to thinks bout shutting off one part fron) the other, because the mere turning on of the gas locks any possible intermingling of the other fire. These "three fuel ranges", enable a household to economize in anr special fuel and to have. always the lire wanted for any specific purpose ; House wives like the Universal's roomy oven, too. Universal Combination ranges can be j had in Portland only at Meier & Frank's. Your own terms in reason. ' . . - . . , , , . Ttt'lTZL'" ' ' ' Meier ft Frank's : Stove Shon. SlxtJi Floor. Summer Plated Silver Which Many WiU Want Special showings and sale in the Silver Section and on the Main Aisle this week of wanted midsummer plated silver. Attrac tive vases, , bread trays, tea strainers, candlesticks, marmalade jars, hot corn holders and so on. All are very good at the prices. Large Vases $5.95 If Inches high. Round base. Engraved shield. Flarinf top. Butler or bright finish. Good size for roses, carnations and any other flowers. Bought in large quantities so the price is special. Corn-on-the-Cob Holders Illustrated Is a decorative pair of sterling silver beaded corn holders with polished steel blades with which to hold -the ear; of corn. 79c." Plated silver .holders lSc. ; Much pleasanter to' hold hot corn this way. Meier ft Frank's : Silverware Store, Main Floor. Center Aisle Bargain ' Square I - Bread Trays SU9 ' Silver plate, satin finish, pierced designs at end, medium size. Silver Plated Novelties 69c Salt and pepper sets, small vases, marmalade jars, napkin rin gs, mustard f pots an 1 two-bottle cas tor sets.' ' . . '.. Tea Strainers flJOOi Silver-plated tea or coffee strainers in good- looking designs. Table Ware ; 98c Regular 1.2y to $i. 75 silver plated marmalade : Jars,' candle sticks,- two bottle castor sets, con diment sets, horseradish jars, mus tard pots, roll or vinegar cruets, children's cups and small vases. .. All prices subject to 5 war tax. Meief ft Frank's : Center Aisle. Main floor. GROCERIES Jewel Shortening-, Urge pail $2.35, . medium pails $1.19 Pea, Preferred Stock, tender, melt ing, fancy, small, $5.75 case, dozen $2.95 Table Peaches, extra standard, less" than wholesale, No. 2 cans $8.35 case, dozen $4.25 Salmon, Columbia river, extra -quality. No. y cans, $2.25 dozen, can 20c . CaUup, Def Monte, none better, pint size $2.75 dozen, bottle 25c Ceo king He, black and white, fancy. 5 lbs. $1 , . Berry Sugar, best cane, 100-lb.' 23 , Leier ft Frank's : Ninth Floor. sacks $23 Ml Standing Picture Frames Less Than Wholesale 79c 98c $1.49 "It Always Pays to Shopat Meier & Frank's." ; Here is just another example of shopping thrift.,. Standing and swinging . . picture frames at less than tesssa B "31 - wholesale prices. Done in antique gold and silver ' finishes in a number of interesting carved effects. Standing Frames 79c. Swinging Frames 98c and f 1.49. Each frame complete with glass and back. Pictures fitted free. Sizes from 4x6 up to 7x11 inches at each price. -Please bring your pictures with you so that you can find exactly the right size and style to give the best effect. 1,' . Meier & Frank's : Firth Floor. I 1 N Solid Copper Wash Boilers S6.49 . Exactly 100 heavy copper wash , boilers in No. 8 size. These cop- , per boilers can be used for a num ber of. purposes and they are far ; cheaper in the long run than the ordinary tin boilers. They wear almost forever, j ' , - . '...' -Meier & Frank's Housefurnlahlns Section, Basement. Stop Winding Bobbins Sew with ' one of the famous Eldredge Two-Spool Rotary sewing machines and enjoy the pleasures of sewing direct from two spools with out any bobbins to wind. : Come in tomorrow and have .our ex perts point put to you the many other advantages of the Eldredge two-spool sewing machines. Pay $1 a week. No interest. Sbowlagr method of nmoriir a4 replacler spool ease. Model Dreia Forms Model dress forms are self -locking and self-adjusting. They may be adjusted to any size desired. Pay for yours while 'you use it. t $1 down and 50c weekly.. ' . Meier ft Frank's : Sewing Machine Section, Second Floor. Room Size Wilton, Tapesjtry Brussels, Velvet, Axminster and Grass ' Rugs Specially Priced Perhaps you had not planned to buy a rug in July but consider what sharing in this July "deara way will mean to your household budget. Savings of as much as $25 on a single 9x12 ft. rug, as well as savings on rag and grass, rugs and good linoleum. Usually only one or two rugs of a kind. Included are certain discontinued patterns which the mills cannot duplicate. Majority are in oriental . patterns modified from old Irans, Saruks and Rqyal Ispahans. Excellent backgrounds of old rose, blue, taupe and tan. :'.. . . 9xl2-Ft. Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs Were $40.00, now $32.75, ' Were $45.00, now $34.85 9xl2-Ft. Seamless Velvet Rugs Were $50.00, now $41.50 " Were $60.00, now. $49.35 Were $67.50, now, $54.50 Were $75.00, now $62.35 Were $82.50, now '. $69.75 . . Cool Grass Rugs Sale of these wonderful grass rugs will extend another week. Excellent for sum mer homes and, porches. ' 3x 6-ft rugs specially priced $1.39 4x, 7ft. rugs specially priced $2.85 6x-9-ft rugs specially, priced $4.95 SxlO-ft: rugs specially priced $7.85 . 9xl2-ft. rugs specially priced $8.95 More Patterns Added to the 9xl2-Ft. Fine Wilton Rugs Were $117.50, now $ 93.75 Were $130.00, now $107.50 Were $132.50, now $112.50 " .Were $145.00, now $119.75 '9xl2'Ft. 'Axminster Rugs Werej $65.00, now $53.25 Werj $67.50, now $54.00 Were $82.50, now $69.75 , Were $93.50, now $76.50 Rag Rugs , Plain and mixed colors in these rag rugs which are so easy to launder and always giye a touch t?f sunshiny color to the home. .24x48 in., 'were $2.50, now $1.63 27x54 in., were $2.75, now $1.89 3'6x72 in., were $3.00, now $1.95 ; ' 30x60 in., were $3.50, now $2.43 Linoleum Sale Felt base?rprinted and inlaid linoleum at reduced prices. Please' bring measurements. Felt base linoleum, regularly $1.10, now square yard 79. ' . ' ' v;; r , Printed linoleum; best quality, many patterns including blue and white tile designs, regularly $1.50, now square yard $1.19. Inlaid linoleum, good patterns in wood colors and blue and gray effects, regularly $2.25. now square yard $1.85. . , i " i --Meler & Frank's : Carpet Shop, SercnUi KJeor. New Lae Trimmed Curtains In July Drapery Sale ; $1.49, $1.95, $2.65, 82.99, $3.85 Small prices for durable curtains of edges or insertions of imitation filet, curtains are heavy enough to wear marquisette, V scrim an8 voile with tatting-like Point de Venise and linen-finished lace. These very well and they wash satisfactorily. White, cream and ecru. Just- 1400 pairs at these abnormally low rates because they Were bought at concessions and the price advantages we obtained are passed on to you. . -rMeler 4 Frank's : CurUln Shop, Seventh Floor. Sold Here Exclusively in Portland the The refrigerator that: keeps food best at a minimum cost The "Bonn Syphon" system insures constant and rapid air circulation, which is the fundamental underlying principle of per fect refrigeration. It keeps foocT delightfully fresh and whole some and overcomes the intermingling of food odors.' -The eleven thicknesses of wall construction used in the -Bohn system" keep the heat out and the cold in, reducing ice con- i sumption to a minimum. ' -, Because it preserves food best, is easily taken care of and costs a so little for icing the "Bohn" has become recognized as the j niost efficient of all refrigerators. I J Make your own terms in reason Meier ft Frank's : Sixth Floor.