The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 21, 1921, Page 24, Image 24

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    THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,
24
Friday; October 21, mi.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
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f : LAST DAY 6F OUR TREMENDOUS PRE-HOLIDAY SALE- OF. 100000 HANDKERCHIEFS FOR WOMEN, MEN AND CHILDREN AT; MARKED; SAVINGSMAIN FLOOR
Headqiiarteris for Colunibia
(Graf onolas , and Records
MOST COMPLETE STOCKS AT LOWEST PRICES
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Cocoa Rolls 39c
' Regularly 70c, Hand-rolfed vanilla So-
ciety cream tiippediatStollwerck's Exqui
site chocolate and rolled in flaky cocoa
llut Ko deliveries at pound box 39ci . ' v
Mala and ftinth Floors, BasepMot Balcony. '5r ' . ;
Last Day to Consult
Mrs. A. L. Craig
The" special corset talks' by Mrs. A. L.
Craig end tomorrow.' Consult her about
your corset. problems.-- -
Meter" Frank': Third Moor.
Xuc Quality- Sronn
OF. PORTLAtCD' '
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Special Instrument and Record Outfit
Make Your Own Term in Reason '
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Grocery Specials
Tab! Apricots, Silverdale ' Brand,
in syrup. No. 2J4 cans, ETQ
doz. $2.25. three .cans
Sterling bacon, light firm AfA
-well streaked strips, lb.' rkW
.Sliced Pineapple, slightly broken
slices, .No. - 2 cans; doz. OA n
$2.29, n 4VL
Crosby Cora, Sunkist brand doz.
cans $25. three KG
cms ............... J7Lr
Seedless Raisins, new - California,
. unbleached, No. '1 car '
tons, 3 for IOC
Qnality Coffee, Royal Ban- QfZg
quet, 3 lbs. $1, lb.... OOU
Best Batter, Blue Ribbon, QQ
freshly churned, roil ... 2L.
.Salad Fish, light meat Tuna, can
35c Shrimp, No. V OCkn
cans .,...V.....V..,Oi7C
Pure Lard, Swiff s Silverleaf Qt
brand, No. 5 pails.... avi
California Almonds, 3 lbs. QK
$1, lb. ............. OUlv
Pure Pork Sausages, freshlyjnade,
correctly seasoned, OCA'
links, lb.... ;wt
Bakery Bulletin '
Raisin Breads Sunmald variety, full
"5..-.... 18c
Mince, Pies, AKn
each .
Genoa" Cakes, delicateiy PA
v flavored, each . . '-Vwt-'
Empress Cakes, with citron QA
and seeds, each OUC
. Meier Frank's : Ninth Floor.
.New Trimmed
34.98 -$5;98
An assortment of new fall and winter hats divided into two special
price groups. These are developed of panne velvet, Lyons (U. S.)
velvet, duvetyn- and plush. Smartly trimmed with ostrich quills
and flowers. Colors are red, tangerine, brown, black, navy and
Harding blue. I
Children's Hats $1.49 '
A clearaway of -children's hats of velvets velvetta and felt Also
included are hats of zibeline plush at 1.98.-
Fall Suits. 819.75
Regularly priced at $24.50 to 29.56. Women's and misses' suits
of tricotine, broadcloth and velour in youthful fur trimmed mod
els, also tailored effects embroidered and braid bound, i Colors In
clude navy, brown and black. Sizes 16 to -
' .... WWt1 -i - ' 1
$
Dresses
10
An unusual : assortment of 100
women's and .misses' new fall
dresses. Fashioned of tricotine,
serge yelour ' and satin in many
attractive styles and colors. They,
are beaded, braided, embroidered,
some silk stitching . and yarn
trimmed. Sizes 15 to 48. '
Coats $9.75
Attractive coats for girls', dress and school wear of kersey cloth,
velveteen and heather mixtures. Belted and full.flaring styles with
large snug-fitting collars of fur and self materials. ; Sizes 7 to 14
years. . . - . ., '
; Children's Coats $7.75
i These serviceable school coats are of pebble cheviot, kersey cloth,
velveteen and heather mixtures in attractive- new fall shades.
Lined and unlined, loose uid belted models. ' Sizes 7 to 12 years.1
For Men and Boys
Blouses 69c
Regularly priced at 89c' Boys'
percale blouses In light and
dark striped patterns. Sizes 6
. to 15 years. '
" Undergarment $1.29
itfen's wool mixed shirts and
drawers in natural color. Suit
able weight for fall and winter
, wear. AIL sizes.
Play Suits 79c
Children's denim play suits
trimmed with red. Sizes 1 to
8 years. - v
' Trousers 89c
Regularly 1.29 pair. - Cllara
way of boys', corduroy trousers
In dark colors. All sizes.
Men's Sox. 25c
Men's lisle soz In black, white
and cordovan Sizes 10 to 12.
Seconds. . ,
Kiibber Boots 83.49-S3.98
About" half price for 300 pair
men'sheavy rubber boots with
extra solid .rubber soles. Knee"
length boot v sizes 6 to 11, pair
3.4 Thigh length boots, sizes
7 to ii, pair 3.98.
Work Shoe $4.35 ; :
Men's serviceable r brown calf
wwa s noes mat are bu It tn
Sizes 6 to 11. ,! '
wear.
Boys' High CuU $2.98 ,
Boys' heavy calf shoes with be!- '
lows tongue and chrome leather
, soles. ' Just the thing for hard 1
winter war. Sizes lO'to l3Ji,
: 55,!,e,a--9s ; sixe$ to ; .
Meier k. Frank's; Basement alcW
To Be Held in the Auditorium
at 10:30 A. M and 3:00 P. M.
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1.1aBooavr that dinflw inf tKaiOuiaitnLo
Place: Sixth Floor,
Meier & Frank Co.
EVERY little boy or girl is invited, to "
come to our Tippy Toe Bubble, Book
' Parties a new kind of party differ- .
ent from any given before. The parties will
be held in front of King Cole's Castle down
by 'the sea.
There will be several very exciting guests
of honorThe Little Girl With the Curl,
Johnny Who Went to the Fair, Old Mothes
; Hubbard, the Milk Maid, Bobby Shafto,
Tom, the Piper's Son, Mary arid Her Little
I Lamb and all the other characters of Mother
Gooseland. - - ,
Be Sure and Come
Jean and Jacques will open the big- Bubble Book
promptly so be here on time to see the fun. There
will be music, games -and. pantomime -mose fun "
than a circus. Ifs all planned for you it's free,
so come. Ask mother-if she wcAild like to come. .
She, too, will be very welcome. .
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f- , : Time: 10:30 and 3 .
Sizes for Boys 7 to'16"in This . ' '." :
Sale of New Two-Knieker Suits
Thrifty parents by the score have come,
seen and bought these 'wonderful two
pants suits for their boys. And they hiave
gone away 'satisfied that this is the best
sale of its kind in years. .
$ Every suit new. Every suit til wooL ' Every
suit sturdily" built. Every suit a remarkable
value. Every suit -has two pairs knickers, j J.
Styles for wide-awake boys. . Lots of desir--able
patterns In dark mixtures.
' Better see these suits at 8.85 tomorrow.
' NewMaddnaws
New all-wool mackinaws in rich plaid ' effects.
Full belted styles for boys of 6 to 18 years.
7.45 to 16,50. . t
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Blouses 85c j
Boys' serviceable percale blouses in light! and
dark striped effects. Polo collars. vSlies" 6
Caps $1.50 ,
Boys' new caps In latest styles, patterns and col
ors. All sizes. j
'.Our ,:Teasel caps ? at 2.50 are - exceptionally
populan. - ,
Furnishings
Full 'assortments of; sweaters, raincoats, over
coats, ties, belts, sleeping garments everything
for boys. ' ' : ' ' ' '
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SOLE-AGENTS FOR f'JACKIE COOGAN" CLOTHES
NEW "SAMPECK? 3U1TS AND OVERCOATS
. Meier Frank's : pJiiril Floor. ' (Mall OTdeira Filled.)
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In the Toilet Goods Shop
' Jerren's Benzoin; and ' Almond
Lotion,. 3.7 c. , . . '
" Hind's Honey Almond, Cream,
79c and:45c;;; . , . . !
Tanforan Lotion, i and 6oc
' Mennen's Talcum, 23c
Lehn and Fink' Riveris. Talcum
35c. - '
Lazell New Style Assorted Tal
'cum. s5c.
- ' . . ! Meier
. Woodbury's ' Facial Soap. 3
cakes 65c,, cake 23 c -
25c Boanie Baby Castile Soap,
cake Wl 9c. ! j
Roger & Gallet Assorted Toilet
Soaps, round cake 40c
; :'2Sc Borjois, Almond, Lettuce
and Marshxnallow Soap, cake toe.
. La Blacbe Face Powder. 49c
Manon Lescaut Powder. 1.25.
Daggett & Ramsdell's Cream,
11.50, 85c and 50C. .
Pompeian ( Night Cream, 90c
and 45c
, Pompeian Day Cream, 55c
Milkweed Cresfln, 90c and 45e.
Hyglo Najl Preparation, 63c
and 33c -
Mary Fuller, Nail Polish, 5 0c
and 25c, -
Sea Shell. Nail Polish, 50c
St Frank's : Main Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.)
. Center Aisle Main Floor Sale - -
400 New Wool and Velveteen
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DRESSES1
Average half price for new all-woof serge
and velveteen dresses from a good maker,
.' More than a dozen pretty' styles. ; .Wool and
silk embroidered middy styles, fancy stitched
. garments, some with lace trimmed collars and
'. cuffs. Box and side pleated skirts. ,
- Sizes 6 to 16 years. . T , ' 4 A -
. Meier Jb Frank's: Center Aisle. Mala Floor.' '
Get
All
You-
Pay
For
WKich, When There Is Question of Clothes,
Is Simply Another Way of Saying -
Get Society Brand"
. Clothes
Get them here you can't get them else
where, but you can go elsewhere and pay
the same prices for inferior brands. Get
the geniune brand "Society" and you get
everything that's worth while in clothes. .
Get style. Get good tailoring to mate
the. style last, 'Get all-wool fabrics. Get
these "in Society Brand and you'll gets your
money's worth; - ' t- d '
NEW LOWER PRICES NOW
Society Brand Suits
$40 to $60
Society Brand Overcoats
$45 to $75
MeIer ft Frank's : Third Floor. ;(Maa Orders FUled.)
This Table ShoW-iii Part-i '
Why We're Selling Hats
It doesn't take an expert -mathematician to figure :It but prices are from 25! to 50
less than -they were even a year. ago; . '.But it isn't "only here, .you get thebest of it
qualities and workmanship are a' lot better. Styles ? Everything that's new. Colors ?
Ditto. - ; , , "1 -
Make FaU 1920 Spring 1921 . ; , Fall 1921
Mallory $10 , $7-$8. $5-$6
Schoble ' $8-$10 --'..$8. ' s$5-$6
Berg v. $8-$10 , $?.50-$8. $5-S6
Stetson v.. . $12 : $10 . - ' ' $7- "
Knox $12" . $10' ' $7.50
Meier ft Frank's : Main Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.) ' ! ' '
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Buy. Underwear Here Now
Save on Stahdard Brands K
WVe emphasize that the savings are on STAND- 4
. ARD; lines, -for-if there's, anything closer to a
' man's comfort and ; well-being than his under
7 wear, we don't know it. Weknow that the gar
:ments l will : fit : arid e 'comfortable, ; that " they'll
wash and wear well and give satisfaction. Sav- v
T,ings are.BIGl' 1 ; " - . j , , : :
.'MAKES: Stuttgarter, Munsing;-Richraon4,.Vassar, Spring
- , ttx, Kerry- KniW4 Mediicott and many others.
MATERIALS: Worsted mixed, worsted plated, light, me- r
-dium and heavy wool mixed, all wool and;
cotton fleeced garments. : . ; - v
PRICES: Union suits special -at $l.9S. 12.45. J2.S5.
3.55 and S5.4 5. separate smrts and drawers
special at 5c and "13.50. ;, , s . .
Meier ft Frank's:- The Store for Men, Main Floor. iMail Orders filled.)