The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 08, 1921, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL i!4 ! ? MONDAYS 'AUGUST-C.trl21 - V " PORTLAND. OREGON. SEAVALL 0PEI1ED; FOR A GOOL REFRESHING DRINK VISIT THE MEZZANINE SODA FOUNTAIN ANY MORNING OR AFTERNOON SPECIALS EVERY DAY . I Seaside, 'Aug. -. Before 15,009 people Governor Olcott. Sunday formally; dedi cated Seaside' seawall- and "promenade to the, people of the Northwest. Speaking of the ondertaldnff Just, com pleted he complimented the. citizens npon their united effort and predicted . that Ruthin a short time the board walk of XUantie '.City, would be relegated to b Itvlon by the coming resort of the North west t ; s: .--v . The celebration was a most' brilliant occasion, hundreds of mayors, fncludlns Mayor Baker of Portland, occupying Ihe speakers' stand with the governor and Mayor , Hard of Seaside.. ' ' 5 Following . the 1 governor's ; address. Mayor Baker spoke to the big crowd on the . 1325 . Portland exposiuon and called . for an expression of willingness on the part of his hearer to cooperate in mak tar the fair the greatest in all history, whicli'waa given with rounds of cheers for the exposition, and also for , the mayor of Oregon s greatest city. ;Ths entertainment program- included .concert by the Koyal Rosarlan band, airplane stunts and the official dedica tion ceremonies. . Perfect weather con ditions prevailed and there was, "never -dull moment during: the two flays celebration,' making it one at-the most successful ever staged in the North' west. In a formal, reception at Hotel Seaside, official headquarters, . Martha . Hsgmeier.. i-year-old daughter .of O, C. Hagmeler, president : of the . Seaside Breakwater association, broke a bottle 1 onl the turn round at 2 :43, christening the Improvement "The Prom. predatory Beasts To Number of 174 Slain During July Heavy was the toll taken by. the. United . States biological survey from, predatory animals 'in the' state of Oregon ' during 'July. 'The report prepared by . Elmer Williams, acting chief for this division. showed the killing of 174 animals. Onelof ' the. features of- thet kill , was . that of two lynx found on Black moun tain In Umatilla county." The lynx were of the Canadian, variety and are not r commonly found in the state." Coyotes lead the list of casualties with 145 bob cats cam next with 24, then the bear family, with. - , ..it - 'h i. . Two hunters, S. A. Gibson of Westfall and A. J.; Sullivan of Imnaha tied for first honors with 19 animals each. : Gib , son's 'kill was coyotes exclusively,' while Sullivan got 12 coyotes and 7 bobcats. - . DITdECE SUITS FILED Dallas, -Aug:: g. Divorce suits filed In Folk county last week'were : Iva against Clyde nilery, Myrtle against Uiroer Nash, Joseph. I against Edna C- Van : Doren, Walter L. against Hazel Badger '. and. Oliver P.-against Mildred P.. Chase. : 4-. Calls You! TKreag h the Weeing Northland 1 It O I 5 'v? ;-' sceeery.and maltif orm delights t jT Amidst a setting of sparkEnc ' .'-v - jUkas and towering moon tains, . v,.v ,y can camp and fuh,:canoft '- ." v and loaf in Canada's revivifying , ; , air tingling with th scent of : ; balsam ana of pin. Or chooso ; instead, restful stopevars at th . v;-... Dominioa's moat famous hotals. ' tka' erala-deJox i let at but petals. See ta Aaaeio ku aim, mi. KeSa ieepserWfe' i . V . Mt. Eaith CamO. Ura are apHiasI ; r t mta, tadadia a Misktral sMaie ;f ' fcMl Irte via the -jai hmw" ' . - llimit Vnnim- rVir Bnavt. , v '. CwUUr n inrviMtteAlaeam ... aad the Cat ay tnnlfint I ,. -i7i iUf thresh Ceaaaa the ,.laMaty. Low Tourist Fares Tftllaawlatft Ss - - f Jm ttSwotraabw, iatl hm.; i . Emm avlsaailv mm 1 V I Pral, Qaickso. Torato MeatrMl. v Z. tun e Mew YeekvCaU on er woe . JlvMcGuiret August Sale Day 25c Day DowTistairs- , WOMEN & CHILDREN Aprons Clearaway of odds and ends percale and ging- nam utcnen : ana tea aprons, also some Polly Prim styles in the lot. To S9e values. -m, . ;- Camisoles Limited n u m b e r of women's lace trimmed silk camisoles.' To 59o 25 values In the lot. Corset Covers Women's good. nain soolc corset covers trimmed with lace and embroidery. Bodies top and built-up snouiaer styles. Nearly all sizes. Brassieres Regularly S9c 25 Women's flesh color bandeau brassieres in front and back fasten ing style with elastic insert. Regular aues. Blooniers Women's flesh and white cotton knit bloomers with elastic at waist and Knee. Regular -and extra sises. , . Vests Regularly 35c 25 25c 25c 25c Women's plain ana swiss ribbed light weight cotton vests. Regular and extra sizes. Lisle Hose Seconds of women's mercerised - lisle hose ' with hemmed and ribbed tops. Black and cordovan. 2 Pairs Hose Regularly 19c pair. Women's cotton hose In black, white and cordovan. . HMiddy Blouses Children's tan middy blouses, blue' sailor collars. ; trimmed with braid. - Sizes 3 to , 6 years. . Gingham Qresses Limited n u m b e r . of 25c i25c children's g 1 n g taa m dresses in an assort ment of styles and patterns. Sizes 2 to years. - Cotton Vests 25c , Children's light weight cotton, swiss ribbed, vests in ; tubular top style. 2 Pairs Hose Children's cotton 25c ribbed . hose In black and white. - Regularly Z5c pair. : Hose, Pair Seconds of children'! :25c mercerized cotton hose in - black. ' : white and cordovan- Bathing Suits , Regularly , l suit. . Women's black cotton knit bathing suits trimmed with white. 25c of Furs , Our entire stocks -of women's, misses' and children's furs coats, coatees, capes, scarfs, choker sets are in - the August Sale at convincing reductions in some cases prices are about half what like 4 trades yTtre a year ago. Plush coats, too, are reduced. , . '-Meier & Frank's : Fourth Floor. ate j MEN and BOYS Underwear Regularly 49c garment. Men s athletic summer underwear, including sleeveless pull -over; shirts and knee length drawers. 6 Wash Ties Regularly 25c each. -25c c Men's fancy stripe and solid color t u b u 1 wash ties. 2 Pairs Sox 25c Seconds of men's mer- cerixed lisle - hose In black and colors. Dress Shirts Clearaway of " men's odds, and ends, dress shirts in broken sizes. c Ties Clearaway of men's four-in-hand ties in a good assortment of colors. . ' 25 c Suspenders A good assortment of men's all elastic sus penders with leather tfps. Limited number. - . . . . - . . i 25c 25c 25c 3 Pairs Gloves Heavy weight knit WTist white canvas gloves. For all out door work. .-. 4 Handkerchiefs Regularly 10c each. Men's full size white cambric handkerchiefs. Knickers Regularly S1.25. Clear away of boys khaki knickerbockers in bro " ken sizes 7 to 13 years. 25c 25c 25c DOMESTICS Dresser Scarfs 25c To. 69c values. .. Clear. away of lace trimmed dresser scarfs and squares in various Towels' Size X8x36nch heavy mercerised buck guest towels. . Regularly 15c each. - 25c Toweling,' Yard all bolta Turkish tfjP", ' wellng, 20 '." Inches . Jr it ide, ; CmlfU) Full to wide. Suitings To 59c yard values. raraes. 36- f& -sumngs. if sk jf solid i col- QJf men cotton including ah checks and . or. Wash Goods, Yd. To 79c yard values In the lot Clearaway of silk striped voiles and white goods, mostly in 2 to 10 yard lengths. . 2 Yards Outing 25c Good grade plain white and fancy outing flan nel. . v " Curtain Goods Clearaway odd pieces scrims and marqui settes in plain and fancy patterns; 36 and 40 Inches wide. Yd. 25c. . 2 Yards Cambric J000 yard a'jg o o d bleached muslin "and cambric," 36 , inches wide.. 25c 6 Napkins Japanese lunch' nap kins in pretty blne'and white designs. . Seconds of plain white ffn and colored bprder Jr huck towels.'. Od Pillow Cases ;i ' -4lx36-ln. Vulcan mus lin pillow cases with wide hems. Plisse Crepes Soma . seconds. Plain and figured regular width plisse crepes, in . desirable colors and designs.' . Ginghams Regular width stand ard ginghams and per cales in stripe, check and plaid effects. Full bolts and mill lengths. Cretonnes To 49c values. - Full bolt and mill lengths. 36-inch cretonnes in desirable designs. oa cioth U to yd. remnants. Regular width stand ard table oil cloth in light and dark colors! 25 c Window Shades Clearaway of odd lots window shades in va rious sizes. Some are slightly damaged. MISCELLANEOUS Hair Ribbons Regularly 39c to 49c yard. Plain-and fancy hair bows and ribbons In. desirable colors and widths. 25 c Regularly 39c box. 24 sheets of paper and 34 envelopes : to - match pink, blue, maize and white. 6 Rolls Paper 25c Good grade crepe toilet paper. ' Shopping Bags , Regularly 60c to 65o to 65c am , each, shoe string pine nags in string and h styles. Surprises, tafntnr tttiAm and miulm a ends lemente b. '' V useful mn r IveoItSjC from - all basement. stocks. - - All articles many atnri 1mm than nrlML IiiesLectl former selling price, each 35c . . Meier Frank's : ' Basement Balcony. , 25c 25c 25c 5c 25c 25 c 25c 25c 25 c ESTABLISHED The Quality; Store OF Portland ; peoalls - From, VV 9:15 A.M. to 11-30 A. M. Only Qiiick Action Specials for Tuesday lorning Remarkable values for those "who shop at this store tomor row morning between 9:15 and 11:30. Silk Camisoles at 75c Regularly 98c Women's sitra and crepe de chine camisoles in flesh and white. Sizes 36 to 44. Meier & Frank's : Third Floor. 2 Bloomers 'at $1 A broken lot of women's figured cotton acquard and soft muslin bloomers in flesh color. Meier & Frank's : Third Floor. Boudoir Caps at $1.29 Regularly 1.98 to 52.S9. Dainty boudpir caps of satin, georgette aqd nets lace and ribbon trim med. A wide assortment of col ors and styles. Meier fc Frank's : Third Floor. Colored Waists at $2.45 Regularly 3.So to 3.95 each. Organdy and voile waists Jn blue, rose, flesh, 4arender and bisque. Some have white collars and cuffs,. some trimmed in contrast ing colors. Peter Pan collars and square neck styles. Sizes 34 to 44. ' -Meier ft Frank's : Fourth Floor. 2 Pairs Hose at $1 Women's black silk and, silk-and-fiber hose ' in mock-seam and seapless-leg, seamless foot 'style. Broken sizes. Meier & Frank's : Main Floor. Vests, Bloomers at 25c Women's and misses' cotton flesh color bloomers In small sizes, also women's .white cotton - vests in broken sizes. Meier Frank's : Main Floor. Women's Kerchiefs at 17c Regularly 25c 'each. Fine sheer batiste handkerchiefs in pretty hand-drawn work' one-corner em broidery designs. . Finished .-with quarter inch hemstitched hems. Meier ft Frank's : Mam Floor. '. White Shoes at $2.98 Less than half price for women's white canvas oxfords and pomps in broken sizes. - Meier ft Frank's : Third Floor. Play Shoes t at 89c ISO pairs of children's play ox fords and sandals in Sizes 2 to 5 to 8 and to to. Every sale final, no exchanges, C O: D.'s or phone orders. ' Meier ft Frank's : Third Floor. , , Pillow Tops at 50c Regularly I each. 300 pillow tops cat from velvets, damasks, tapestries, cretonnes, etc. . Meier ft Frank's: . 1 - -. i Seventh Floor, . . White Waists at 75c ' Clearaway of women's organdy Some soiled from ban aim g, others suhject to slight imperfections., ' Meier ft Frank's: Center Aisle, Main Floor. : i. ;H3 ; f e I V From , - ; to ; - 1130 A. M. Only Scrim Curtains at 85c too fairs of plain hemmed" cur. tains in white, cream and ecru. , Meier rrana's: Seventh Floor. g Cretonnes at 19c Regularly 25c, 30c and 35 c yard. An assortment of cretonnes in attractive patterns for draperies, comforters, etc. Meier ft Frank's : - Seventh Floor. t Cedar Chests at $10 Convenient size real Tennessee red cedar chests. Meier ft Frank's : Seventh Floor. 9x12 Ft. Rugs at $26.35 Good 1 quality Axmlnster rugs in small all-over and oriental - pat terns. Some are seamless. Regu larly priced at 135 to 40. Meier Frank's: Seventh Floor. 'Embroidered Scarfs at 49c Regularly 65c each. 18x52 inch embroidered scarfs with hem stitched and scalloped ends. Meier ft Frank's : SecodFloor. y Dresser Scarfs at 98c Regularly t. SO each. 18x50 inch dresser scarfs with lace in sertion and borders. A. Meier ft Frank's : Second Floor. Fischer's Flour v at $1.65 100 sacks Fischer's Family Flour milled from the finest wheat In the Waldo Hills district of Ore gon. I Meier ft Frank's: Ninth Floor, i Baking Powder at 28c 'Calumet Baking Powder, one of 4he most reliable brands, limit 2 cans to a customer. Meier ft Frank's: Ninth Floor. Broom and Compound at 74c 3O0 good kitchen brooms, regu larly. 85c. and a can-of P. B. Company sweeping compound, regularly 40c 1.25 combina tion at 74c. Meier ft Frank's : Basement. . CENTER AISLE ' SALES 2 Yards Percale at 25c V - 5, vYard 13c : Regularly priced at 2Sc yard. -36 inch fine count percales In light color stripe and check patterns, l to 5 yard lengths. . - 2 Pairs Socks at 25c . Pair . ." - Remlarlv'. 2Se nilr. Children's mercerized half sockv with roiled tops, sues y to 9 and voile waists in sizes 36 to 44. August Sale of IF umiture to CENTER AISLE SALE 2400 69c We secured this fine lot of 2400 coverall aprons in a most extraordinary, special purchase from a well-known maker. The aprons have just been received and go on sale tomor row at the "exceptionally low price of 69c. These full cut coverall aprons are seconds but the imperfections In most cases are scarcely discern aDie. Made of standard percales in stripes. ' plaids and checks. Several pleasing styles, attractive beltedunodels. Small, medium and large sizes. j Meier ft Frank's : Main Floor. (MaU Orders Filled.) Grocery Specials Norwegian Sardiset, Queen Maud, in pure ofive oil, No. cans, 3 cans 50c J9c Royaftunquct Flour, homebakers SSfV.?.-.:. $2.10 Sifted Peas, California pack. No. 2 cans, doz. $1.75.. AJpin Milk,' Oregon make, doz. tall cans $1.35, OC three cans OUL Jewell Short en inf. 8 lb. ' cans $1.35. 4 lb. cans QQ f . 70c. cans Karo Syrup, No. 5 blue (5 RoDed t).ts, Kerr's, fresh- A Qn ly milled. No. 9 sacks Vi Aliuninum Ware Sale Hundreds of pieces'of good quality aluminumware are in this special; selling at very lowi prices. Of first impor tance is this offering of Tea Kettles $1.69 500 aluminum tea kettles lust re ceived. Four-quart size. - Lowest Srice in a long time for tea1 kettles ke these. Kettles $1.09 144 of these aluminum lipped preserving kettles in 5 -quart size. -These kettles will seU' quickly at 1.09. ' - - Rice Boilers $1.49 350 of these 2-quart aluminum rice boilers. : . " , ' at 25 to 50 off our regular low prices features dining-room suites and separate pieces for this, the second week of the sale. Odds and ends of GOOD FURNITURE mostly SAMPLER have been placed in a special section and reduced. - -, '" :. Meier ft Frank's : Eighth Floor. M Coverall Apron Tomato Catsup, ripe tomato flavor, pint OK .botUes ............ Ut Peannt Batter, Portland QC made. 2 lb. sealed tins ODC Japan Tea, regularly 60c, bulk, fc:.v;v.,;.25c Bakery Bulletin Gncr Bread, southern style, cor . rectly spiced, oblong. - shape, each luC Cap Cakes, spiced, with choco- 52..:...:.... 20c Sf.....-.:15c.. Nat Rolls, whole wheat "OA. combination, doz. ... ftellC Meier ft Frank's : Ninth Floor. - ; 3 Pans $1.14 385 sets of 3 aluminum sauce pans 1, y and 2-quart sues Also ISO sets of yi, 2 3-quart pans, $1.69. knd Cookers $2.79 IS of; these S-piece aluminum combination cookers. MHer ft Frank's: Basement. eMail Orders Filled.) J tJp2SccondAV