THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
24
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Your Christmas Phonograph: Columbia, Edison, Victor, Vocation Your Own Terms in Reason -Sixth Floor
PLEA FOR STATE
AID IS SUBMITTED
MED CAL SCHOOL S
Clear insight into the work beitfg
done by the Medical School of the
University of Oregon, and glimpses
of what that department desires to
do in the future, were presented to
the members of the Multnomah del
egation to ; the legislature at its
meeting Monday night by Dr. Rich-
ard B. Dillehunt, dean of the col
lege. The dean appeared before the delega
tion In fiirtWrnrm of the reauest for an
appropriation of $300,000 which is to be
made of the legislature when it meets in
January. He explained that the school
authorities had the promise from a ben
efactor, whcm he did not name, to match
any appropriation the state might make,
dollar for dollar.
$600,04$ IS WEEDED
It would require $600,000 to complete
and equip the college buildings on Mr
quam hill. It was desired that the state
give half of this sum. Dr. Dillehunt ex
plained, i
Dr. Dillehunt presented various views i
of the medical department buildings now j
in use as well as those for which addi-
ttonal money was desired. He also had
at the meeting four crippled children
now undergoing reconstruction treatment
at the hospital of the department and
from their cases illustrated one phase
of the work being done by itSie con
tended that the major work of the de
partment was the investigation and dis
covery of preventive and corrective
methods of treatment, not the mere pro
duction of new doctors. The institution,
he said, was working first to advance
preventive and corrective treatment as
far and as rapidly as possible and then
to furnish a minimum of highly trained
practitioners to put . these advanced
methods 'into tise.
TO AID WEEDY
And, he told the delegation, it was
the effort-tof the department so to build
Its equipment and broaden its field that
It would be possible to furnish both sur
gical and medical treatment of the high
est skill to all those of the state who
might be unable to secure such treatment
otherwhere by reason of circumstances.
Oscar W. Home, former member of
the delegation and author of the Home
bill providing for a school for the blind
at Portland supported by a millage tax,
appeared before the delegation with a
request for an appropriation of $40,000
for the Immediate construction of the
school. This request was made neces
sary, he explained, by the fact that the
millage tax of one twenty-fifth of a mill
authorised by the people would not be
available until 1922 so that the appro
priation by 'the coming session was nec
essary to avoid a two-year delay.
REALTY LICE5SE BILL
Frank McCrillis, speaking for the
Portland Realty board, explained the
provisions and purposes of the proposed
bill advocated by that organization for
the licensing and regulation of realty
aeaiers ana agents, no toia uie aeiega
"Aon that the purpose of the measure ad
vocated by the realty men was merely to
"put teeth into" the present law so that
It could.be enforced by the department
of government which was to be given
the duty of administering it. He showed,
also, that the law would be more than
self supporting and would therefore
make' money for the state rather than
be an additional burden upon the tax
payers. Municipal Judge Rossman and Deputy
United States Attorney Flegel urged
that the legislature -make provision for
the treatment of drug addicts at the
state hospitat for the insane, : contend
ing that this could not be done ade
quately in the county Jails.
The delegation accepted an invitation
extended by City Commissioner John M.
Mann to visit the Cedars at noon on
Wednesday, December 29. Jt is; Mann's
desire that the state should ' provide
funds for the maintenance and opera
tion of this Jnetitutlon.
Fromme Will Urge
Passage of New Law
For Killing of Elk
Vflth the idea of keeping the elk pop
ulation within the limits of natural for
age in the Olympic national forest and
thus prevent the animals from starving
in the winter or wandering down into
settlements and becoming semi-domesticated
and troublesome, as many of the
herds In Oregon have, done, R. L.
Fromme, district forest inspector in
charge of game preservation, will, have
Introduced in the "Washington legisla
ture this winter, a bill providing for the
shooting of a limited number of elk
each year.
Fromme Is in Portland today con
ferring with forest service 'officials.
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Gift Suggestion
Folder Free
on Request
Gifts for
Mother
Album. 20c to $10 Main Floor
Aprons. 50c to $1.98 Third Floor
Bag, $12.50 to $45 Sixth Floor
Bath Robe, $9.85 to $32.50
Third Floor
Beads, 50c to $165 Main Floor
Books, 75c to .$20 Fifth Floor
Boudoir Cap, $1.59 to $6.95
Third Floor
Brooch, $2.50 to $175 Main Floor
Brushes, 75c to $10 Main Floor
Camera. $2.86 to $19.95 Main Floor
Center Pieces, $1 to $25
Second Floor
Clock. $1.25 to $65 Main Floor
Corset, $3 to $22.50 T,hird Floor
Cruets, 50c to $1.50 "Basement
Cut Class, $1.60 to $75 Basement
Doilies. 35c to $2.50 Second Floor
Dress Form, $15.50 to $24.50
Second Floor
Embroidered Articles, $2.50 to $35
Second Floor
Fern Dish, $1.25 to $6 Basement
Furs, $10.60 to $150 Fourth Floor
Gloves, $2.29 to $10 Main Floor
Gowns, $35 to $150 Fourth Floor
Handbag, 98c to $200 Main Floor
Handkerchief, 35c to $40
Main Floor
Heating Pad, $8 to $13.50
Basement Balcony
Hosiery, heather wool, $2.25 to $4.50
Main Floor
House Dress, $1.95 to $9
. Third Floor'
Jardiniere, $2.50 to $10 Basement
Jewelry, $5 to $760 Main Floor
Kimono, $2.25 to $35 Third Floor
Knitting Needles, 10c to 65c
Second Floor
Laces, 10c to $30 yard Main Floor
Lamp Shade, $11.49 to $125
Ninth Floor
Lingerie, 98o to $100 Third Floor
Lorgnette, $9 to $30 Mezzanine
Luggage, $56 to $160 Sixth Floor
Manicure Set, 55c to $11.50
' Main Floor
Neckwear, 75c to $25 Main Floor
Negligee, $6.95 to $30 Third Floor
Night Gown, $2.95 to $100
Third Floor
Opera Glasses, $10 to $40
Mezzanine
Pearls, $6.50 to $75 Main Floor
Perfume, 25c to $25 pkg.
- Main Floor
Petticoat,. $4.95 to $25 Third Floor
Ring, $1.25 to $1,75 Main Floor
Robe, $9 to $15 Second Floor
Scarf, $3.95 to $25.50 Main Floor
Sewing Machine, $39.75 to $72.50
Second Floor
Shears, 75c to $2.50 Main Floor
Silks, $1 to $6 Second Floor
Skirt, $9.35 to $29.75 Fourth Floor
Slippers. $1.89 to $7.50 Third Floor
Stationery, $1 to $20 Main Floor
Sugar and Creamer, $3.95 to $25
.... Main Floor
Sweater, $4.95 to $30 Third Floor
Thermos Bottle, $3 to $11
' Basement
Thimble, gold, silver, 35c to $5
Main Floor
Toilet article, 60c to $15
, . Main Floor
Towels, 50c to $3.50 Second Floor
Umbrella, $4.95 to $57.50
. ,, Main Floor
Undermuslins, $1.79 to $10
. . Third Floor
Vanity Case, 75c to $17.50
- . ... Main Floor
Vase, 25c to $45 Basement
Veil. 3oc to $o Main Floor
aist $iUr60 . Fourth Floor
Watch, $1,7.50 to $500 Main Floor
Candy Sale
Hundreds of pounds of Christmas candies at lower than
elsewhere prices in time for Christmas choosing.
Crystallized
Cream Mixed
38c
Special 2 lbs. 75c
On sale Ninth Floor and four other convenient candy sections.
No deliveries.
We list a few of many other Christmas candies:
Society Chocolates
Milk Chocolates
Assorted Chocolates
Maraschino Cherries in
Chocolate Dipped Nuts
Banquet Mints in boxes
boxes
Novelties in Sugar ami Chocolate
Santa Claus, 5 sizes, 20c to $X.
Vegetables and Fruit, miniature
bushel baskets, SOc.
Stockings in two sizes, 2Sc and
SOc ach.
Candy Men. made of gauze and
.filled with candy. 7 Sc.
Cream Ices mixed, miniature
market basket, 25c.
Chocolate ABC blocks and
Animal Blocks. 48c. '
Candy Beads. 2-yard lengths,
t5c. ...
Meier Frank's:
ENORMOUS CHRISTMAS
WE
For Grown
Daughter
Album, 20c to $10
Apron, 59c to $1.98
Bag. $12.50 to $45
Main Floor
Third Floor
Sixth Floor
Bath Robe, $9.85 to
$32.60 1
rnira jj'ioor
Bathing Suit. $3.50 to $20
Main Floor
Beads, 50c to $165 Main Floor
Books, 75c to $20 Fifth Floor
Boudoir Cap, 59c to $6.95
Third Floor
Brassiere, 60c to $6.50
Third Floor
Camera, $2.86 to $19.95
Main Floor
Camisole, $3.95 to $12.50
Third Floor
Candy Ninth Floor
Corsets. $3.50 to $22.50
Third Floor
Cut Glass, $1.50 to $75 Basement
Dancing Slippers, $8.50 to $16
Third Floor
Diary, 75c to $4 Main Floor
Dressing Sacque, $6.95 to $25
Third- Floor
Embroidered Articles, $2.50 to $35
Second Floor
Feather Fan, $3.56 to $20.62
Main Floor
Furs, $8.50 to $75 Fourth Floor
Gloves, $2.29 to $4.25 Main Floor
Glove -Box, $10 Main Floor
Hand Bag, 98c to $200
Main Floor
Handkerchief, 25c to $2.50
Main Floor
Hosiery, heather wool, $2.25 to $4.50
Main Floor
House Dress, $4.95 to $9
Third Floor
House Slippers, 95c to $2.25 ,
Third Floor
Ivory Novelties, 65c to $11.50
Main Floor
Jewel Box. $3.50 to $15
Main Floor
Jewelry, $2.50 to $500 Main Floor
Knitting Bag, $2.49 Second Floor
Kodak, $4.49 to $75 Main Floor
Laces. 10c to $30 yd. Main Floor
Lingerie, 98c to $100 Third Floor
Luggage, $56 to $160-rSixth Floor
Manicure Set, 55c to $11.50
Main Floor
Neckwear, 75c to $25 Mam Floor
Negligee, $6.95 to $30 Third Floor
Night Gown, $2.95 to $100
Third Floor
Opera Glasses, $10 to $40
Mezzanine
Perfume, 25c to $25 pkg..
Main Floor
Petticoat, $4.95 to 525 Third Floor
Picture Frame, standing, 98c to $15
Fifth Floor
Ribbon Novelties, 35c to $9.50
Main Floor
Ring, $1.25 to $175 Main Floor
Semi-Made Camisole, 98c to $3
Main Floor
Kimono, . $2.28 to $35 Third Floor
Robe, $9 to $15 Second Floor
Silk, $1 to $6 Second Floor
Silk-Maid Hosiery, $2.50
Main Floor
Silk Underwear, $3 to $14
Third Floor
Skating Set. $12.75 to $18.95
Main Floor
Skirt, $9.35 to $29.75 Fourth Floor
Stationery, $1 to $20-Main Floor
Sweater, $4.95 to $30 Third Floor
Tennis Racquet, $2 to $15
Sixth Floor
Toilet Articles, 50c to $15
Main Floor
Umbrella, $4.95 to $57.50
Main Floor
Undermuslins, $1.79 to $10
Third Floor
Vanity Case, 75c to $17.50 Main Fl.
Veil. 35c to $5 Main Floor
Waist. $3 to $60 . Fourth Floor
Watch, $17.50 to $500 Main Floor
m
Old Fashioned
Chocolates
28c
Special 2 lbs. 55c
Paramount Assortment
Home-made Specials
Chocolate Dipped Dollar Mints
Chocolate Julip Mints
Mexican Chews
Bonnet Chocolates and Fruits
Individual Chocolates
Candy Cones, toe upwards.
Chocolate '-Cigarettes and Cigars,,
- 10c upwards.
Chocolate Novelties, small size,
10c to 25 c.
Yuletide and Broken 'Mixed
" lb. 35c. '
Ribbon Mixed, lb. 55c.
Empty Baskets, filled to your
order, 25c upwards.
Fancy Boxes, filled to your or
der. 25c upwards.
Ninth Floor and All Candy Sections.
STOCKS AND BEST CHRISTMAS SERVICE ASSURE
have' provided, valuable new additions to our gift
stocks the largest in the Northwest. We have
added every possible convenience to our Christmas
service departments.. 300a efficient representa
tives, 8 escalators and 14 passenger, elevators are
available only at this store.
For Small
Daughter v
Bath Robe, $4.95 to $9.95
Second
Beads, 50c to $5 Main
Books, 25c, to $10 Fifth
Box of Pencils, 50c to $2.50
Main
Bracelet, $1.25 to $12 Main
Candy Novelties, 25c to $1
' Ninth
Cooking Set, 95c to $2.75
Fifth
Croquet Set, $1.50 to $21
Fifth
Cut-Out-Books, 25c to $1
Fifth
Doll, J5c to $50 Fifth
Doll Buggies, $1.50 to $22.50
Fifth
Doll Clothing, 25c to $17.50
Fifth
Doll Dishes, 25c to $12.50
Fifth
Doll Furniture, 98c to $15
Fifth
Doll House, $25 to $125 Fifth
Drawing. Book, 10c to 98c
Fifth
Furs, $7.65 to $35 Fourth
Games, 10c to $2.50 Fifth
Gloves, $2.25 to $3 Main
Handkerchief, 10c to $5
Main
Hosiery, SOc to $3 Main
Jewelry, 50c to $15 Main
Middy, $2.85 to $10 Second
Music Roll, $5 to $18.50
Main
Neckwear, 75c to $2.50
Main
Paint Outfit, 35c to $20 .
Fifth
Purse, $1.35 to $6.50- Main
Ring, $1 to $5 Main
School Bag, $6.50 Main
Sewing Outfit, 50c to $5.75
Sixth
Skates. $1 to $4 Sixth
Stationery. 15c to $1 Main
Slippers, $1.65 to $2.25
Third
Sweater, $2.95 to $9.95
Second
Toys at all prices Fifth
Tricycle, $13.50 to $25 Fifth
Umbrella, $2 to $11.85 Main
Floor
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For the Home
Andirons, $3.75 to $75
Sixth Floor
Bath Mat. $2 to $S
Second Floor
Blankets, $10 to $25
Second Floor
Book Ends, $2.95 to $10
Ninth Floor
Brassware, $1.85 to $5 Basement
Bric-a-Brac, $1 to $20
Ninth Floor
Card Table, $3.95 to $5.25
Seventh Floor
Casserole, $2.25 to. $10 Basement
Cedar Chest, $30.94 to $45
Seventh Floor
Chlnaware, 25c to $100 Basement
Cushions. $1 to $18
Seventh Floor
New Oregon
Fancy new Oregon budded walnuts that open
easily. Filled with white meats. 2 lbs. 8Sc,
lb. 45c.
Christmas mixed nuts, new varieties, 2 lbs. 75c
lb. 38c. ,
California walnuts, new crop. No. 1, soft shell, 2
lbs. 68c, lb. 35c.
New mixed fruits, figs and raisins in 7-lb. wood boxes $2.85.
Cluster raisins, fancy, fresh from California, ribboned clusters, 2-lb.
cartons $1.15. -'b. cartons 60c.
New California Oranges
' New California navel oranges, better "this
New dates, rich, dark, lb. 45c golden dates, lb. 35c.
Ripe olives, large fruit, pint can 30c small fruit. No. 2 J4 "can, 25c
Edam cheese, genuine, imported, each $1.95.
Bakery
The bakery has many suitable
things for the Christmas feast,
including fruit cakes and plum
puddings, Sultana cakes, layer
cakes, pound cakes, Scotch short
YOU
Gifts for
Baby
Baby Pusher, $3.50 to $5
Seventh Floor
Bassinette, $4.95 to $14.50
; Seventh Floor
Bath Set, $3.50 Second Floor
Bath Tub, $3.25 to $6 Basement
Bib, 75c to $4.98 Second Floor
Blanket, $1 to $12 Second Floor
Bonnet,' $1.75 to $8.50
Second Floor
Bootees, $1.25 to $2.50
Second Floor
Brush and Comb Set, 75c to $8
Second Floor
Carriage, $26 to $67.50
Seventh Floor
Carriage Robe, $4 to $10
Second Floor-
Chain. $1 to $2.50 Main Floor
Coat, $7.95 to $45 Second Floor
Creeper, $1.59 to $3.85
. Third Floor
Cup, $1.50 to $4 Main Floor
Doll, 35c to $1.50 Fifth Floor
Dress, $2.50 to $57.50
Second Floor
High Chair, $4 to $18
, Seventh Floor
Jacket, $3.50 to $5 Second Floor
Leggins, 98c to $2.25 Second Floor
Locket. 75c to $3.50 Main Floor
Mittens, 25c to 65c Main Floor
Plate, 75c to $1.25 Basement
Rattle. 15c to $1.25 Second Floor
Ring. $1 to $3.50 Main Floor
Set of Gold Pins, 25c to $4
Main Floor
Shoes, $1 to $2 Second Floor
Sleeping Bag, $3.95 Second Floor
Slippers. $1- Second Floor
Spoon, 60c to $3 Main Floor
Stockings, SOc to $1.50
Second Floor
Sweater, $3.50 to $5 Second Floor
Teddy Bear. 98c to $1.50
Fifth Floor
Teething Ring, 50c to $2.60
, . Second Floor
Carpet Sweepers, $4.50 to $8.00
Seventh Floor
Davenport. $95 to $450
Eighth Floor
Electric Appliances, $3 to $200
Basement Balcony
Fire Sets, $5.50 to $30 Sixth Floor
Furniture at all prices
Eighth and Ninth Floors
Glassware, 25c to $5 Basement
Ice Cream Freezer,. $3.25 to $10
Basement
Jardiniere, $2.50 to $10 Basement
Lamps, $5 to $130 Ninth Floor
Lamp Shade, $11.49 to $125
Ninth Floor
Linen Cloths, $12 to $30
Second Floor
Walnuts 45 c
year than usual, seedless varieties, dozen
60c. 50c, 35c.
Fruit puddings, Mrs. Porter's fruit or fig,
can 45c and 25c. . -Cluster
raisins, new fruit, No. 2 cartons 78c
.the No. t cartons 40c.
Plum puddings, R. & R., can $1.65 and 60c.
Bulletin
bread, French pastries, etc.
Christmas mince pies. Mince
tarts. Pumpkin .pies. All
at
moderate prices.. Order early.
Meier A Frank's : Ninth Floor.
LATE SHOPPERS UTMOST SATISFACTION HERE
can materially help us realize our desires to. serve
yourself and the entire shopping public in the most
perfect way possible if you will: Shop in the-morning.
Use escalators to upper floors and stairways
going down. Carry parcels
For Small
Son
Automobile, $10.50 to $30
Fifth Floor
Baseball, 50c to $2.50 Sixth Floor
Bat, 50c to $1 Sixth Floor
Bath Robe, $4.45 to $10
Third Floor
Belt, 25c to $2.50 Third Floor
Bicycle, $34.40 to $37.40
Seventh Floor
Blocks. 15c to $4 Fifth Floor
' Books, 25c to $10 Fifth Floor
Candy Novelties, 25c to $1
Ninth Floor
Cap. $1.50 to $3.50 Third Floor
Drum, 60c to $4.50 Fifth Floor
Erector, $1.25 to $25 Fifth Floor
Flash Light, $1 to $3.50 -
Sixth Floor
Football, $2 to $12 Sixth Floor
Games, 10c to $2.50 Fifth Floor
Gloves, $2.25 to $3 Main' Floor
Handkerchiefs, 10c to 50c
Main Floor
Hat, $1.50 to $8.50
Knife, 0c to $1.25
Meccano, $1 to $8.50
Mittens, 35c to 65c
Moccasins, $3.25 to
Third Floor
Main Floor
Fifth Floor
Main Floor
$3.75
Third Floor
Third Floor
$1.95
Third Floor
Pajamas, $2.95 to $4
Play Suit, $1.50 to
Pennant, 75c to $1.40 Fifth Floor
Purse, 75c to $3.50 Main Floor
Ring. $1.25 to $9 Main Floor
Rocking Horse, $1.75 to $6.75
rum r ioor
Shirt. $1.20 to $5.20
Skates. $1 to $4
Sled. $1.25 to $5
-Third Floor
Sixth Floor
Sixth Floor
SHnners. 11.65 to $2.25
Third Floor
Stationery? 15c to $1 Main Floor
Sweater, $3.50 to $12
j nira ioor
Third Floor
Tie, 50c to $1
Tinker Tov. 75c
Fifth Floor
Tool Chest. 12.75 to $6.50
Fifth Floor
Top, 10c to 50c Fifth Floor
Tricycle, $18.50 to $25 Fifth Floor
Wagon. $3.50 to $13.60
Fifth Floor
Watch, $1.53 to $17.50
Main Floor
For the Home
Medicine Case, $1.50 to $12.50
Main Floor
Phonograph, $25 to $850
Sixth Floor
Phonograph Records, 85c to $3.50
Sixth Floor
Picture, framed, $1.25 to $30
Fifth Floor
Portieres. $3.45 to $9
Seventh Floor
Refrigerator, $35 to $250
Sixth Floor
Rug, $5.95 to $100 Seventh Floor
Silverware, 50c to $500
Main Floor.
Tray. $1.29 to $5 Basement
Vases, 25c to $45 Basement
Washing Machine, $105 to $230
Basement Balcony
2-Day Sale of
Framed
Pictures
98c
A wonderful variety of
subjects reproductions of
some of the best-known pic
tures in such exquisite color
ings that they can hardly be
told from the more, expen
sive prints. 8x13 size pic
tures with one-inch toned
gilt mouldings.
Meier ft Frank's:
Picture Shop, Fifth Floor.
Enlarging
Orders
received any time before 5:00
o'clock tomorrow evening will be
finished and ready for delivery- by
5:00 o'clock Friday night.
Films
Don't forget to get films and
flashlight powders to take pic
tures of the folks around the
Christmas tree and at the dinner
table. For best results in devel
oping and printing bring us Mon
day the films you expose Christ
mas day and Sunday.
Meter ft Frank's:
Kodak Shop, Main Floor.
as much as possible.
For Grown
Son
Auto Robe, $15 to $27.50
Second Floor
Bath Robe, $5.63 to $24.38 1
S Third Floor
Belt, 50c to $10 Main Floor
Bill Fold, $2 to $18.50 Main Floor
Books. $1 to $20 Fifth Floor
Book Ends, $3.95 to $20
Ninth Floor
Brushes, $1 to $24 Main Floor
Calendar, 15c to $3.00
Main Floor
Camera, $2.86 to $19.95
Main Floor
Cane, $3.50 to $13 Main Floor
Candy Ninth Floor
Cards, 50c and 75c Main Floor
Checker Outfit, 50c to $3
Fifth Floor
Chess Board, 25c to $1 1
Fifth Floor
Chess Men, 50c to $8.50
Fifth Floor
Cigar Case, $3.50 to $18.50
Mai Floor
Cigarette Case, $3 to $12
Main Floor
Clock, $1.25 to $65 Main 1oor
Collars, 25c to 75c Main Klwor
Collar Bag. $2 to $16.50 j
, Main Floor
Combs, $2.50 to $3 Main Floor
Cuff Links, 50c to $20
Main Floor
Diary, 75c to $4 Main Floor
Fountain Pen. $2.50 to $27 !
-rMain Floor ',
Gloves, $4 to $8 Main Floor
Handkerchiefs, 35c to $2.50 j
Main: Floor
Hat, $5 to $10 Mi-in Floor
House Coat. $8.85 to $21.85 i
Third Floor
Humidor, $7 to $25 Ninth Floor
Jewelry. $2.50 to $175
. Main Floor .
, Knife, 50c to $8 Main Floor
Laundry Bag, $1 to $2.50
" Second Floor
Lounging Robes, $5.63 to $24.38
Third Floor
Luggage, $18.50 to $50
Sixth Floor
Pajamas, $2.50 to, $30 . i
Main Floor
Pipe. 50c to $18.50 Main Floor
Poker Set. $5.50 to $25
Main Floor
Purse, SOc to $3 Main Floor
Safety Razor, $1 to $25
Main Floor
Scarf. $5 to $20 Main Floor
Scarf Pin, 75c to $50 Main Floer
Shirts, $2 to $15 Main Floor
Silver Match Case, $3.50 to $7
Main Floor
Slippers, $2.50 to $7.50
Third Floor
Smoking Jackets, $8.85 to $21.85
. ' Third Floor
Smoking Stand, $3.59 to $16
Basement
Sox, 25c to $4 Main Floor
Stationery. $1 to $20 Main Floor
Suspenders, 50c to $3 Main Floor
Sweater. $2.50 to $20 Main Floor
Thermos Bottle, $3 to $11 i
Basement
Tie, 50c to $6.50 Main Floor
Tobacco, 15c to $1.65 i
Ninth Floor
Tobacco Jar, $1.40 to $3.50 ;
Basement
Umbrella. $2.50 to $17.65 ;
Main Floor
Underwear, $2.50 to $15
Main Floor
Watch, $13.50 to $200 j
Main Floor
Watch Chain, $1 to $24
. . Main Floor
Watch Fob, $6 to $7.50 i
Main Floor
No child's Christmas shall be spoiled for lack
of toys or dolls or games if parents come to the
West's greatest ... .
T-Q-Y-T O-W-N
where there are still plentiful assortments of all
these and where there are plenty of experienced
salespeople to help grown-ups with their selec'
tions of such things as will appeal to the children's
hearts. - 'f j ' ' :V
Please COME EARLY tomorrow and Friday
Meier ft Frank's: Toytown, Fifth Floor.
Give a
Meier & Frank
Merchandise Bond
-r Gifts for
Father
Bath Robe, - $5.63 to
$24.38
Third Floor
Bathing Suit,
$3.50 to $20 .
-Main Floor
Belt. 50c to $10
Bill Fold. fZ to $18.50
I Main Floor
j Main Floor
t-Fifth Floor
UMaln Floor -
Books, $1 to $20
Brushes. $1 to $24
Camera, $2.86 to $19.93
J Main Floor
i Mam Floor
Cane, $3.50 to $15
Candy
Cards. 60c to 73c
Card Case, 23c to $6
-Ninth Floor
Main Floor
i Main Floor
, Cigar Case, $3.50 to
$18.50
f Main Floor
Cigarette Case, $3 to $12
Main Floor
Collars, 25c to 73c j Main Floor
Collar Bag. $2 to $16.50
Main Floor
Cuff Links, 50c to $20 "
i Main Floor
Flashlight, $1 to $3.50 ,
j Sixth Floor
Fountain Pen, $2.50 tq $27
Main Floor
Gloves, $4 to $8 j Main Floor
Handkerchiefs, 25c to! $4.50
( Main Floor
Hat. $5 to $30 r Main Floor
Humidor, $7 to, $25 Ninth Floor
Jewelry, $2.50 to $175 Main Floor
Knife, 50c to $8 i Main Floor
Kodak, $9.49 to $75 I Main Floor
Laundry Bag, $1 to $2.30
rSecond Floor
Luggage, $18.60 to $50 f Sixth Floor
Mackinaw, $14.85 4 Third Floor
Muffler. $1.50 to $20 Main Floor
Pajamas, $2.50 to $30 ' Main Floor
Phonograph, $23 to $850
i Sixth Floor
Phonograph Records, 8&c to $3 .
i Sixth Floor
Photo Album, SOc to $10
i Main Floor
Pipe, 50c to $18.50 I Main Floor
Poker Set, $5.50 to $25
! Main Floor
Purse, 50c to $3 -Razor,
$2 to $5
Ring, $3.50 to $33
Safety Razor, $1 to
Main Floor
Main Floor
i Main Floor
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Main Floor
Main Floor
Scarf. $5 to $20 '
Scarf Pin. 75c to $50
! Main Floor
Shavinr Set. $8.50 to $17.50
I Main Floor
Shirt, $2 to $15
Slippers, $2.50 to
Main Floor
$7.50
Third Floor
Smoking Jacket, $8.85 to $21.85
Third Floor
Smoking Stand, $3.59 to $16
j Basement
Sox. 25c to $4 j Main Floor
Stationery, $1 to $20 I Main Floor
Suspenders, 50c to $3 hMaln Floor
Sweater, $2.50 to $20 Main Floor
Thermos Bottle, $3 td $11 I
Basement
Tie. 50c to $6.60 Main Floor
Tobacco. 15c to $1.65 Ninth Floor
Tobacco Jar, $1.40 to: $3.50
i Basement
Umbrella. $2.50 to $17.65
Main Floor
Underwear, $2.50 to $15
main ioor
to $20
-(-Third Floor
Vest, full dress. $10
Watch, $13.50 to $200'
-Main Floor
Watch Chain, $1 to $25
Main Floor