' . . . ? THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTl!.AND, SUNDAY - MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1922. REGULAR 65c MEIER & FRANK ALL ALMOND NUT ENGLISH TOFFEE SPECIAL TOMORROW. AT 34c POUND BOX (NO DELIVERIES) MAIN, NINTH FLOORS; BASEMENT BALCONY "I i .5. AMPFIRE GIRLS National Field Executive, MissEdith M. Kemp thorne of New York, will give a training course in Leadership, begin ning tomorrow at Public Library, 8 P, M. For further particulars call Campfire Headquarters at this store (Atwater 4600). -5 Portland Agents for Perrin's Gloves These famous imported kid gloves, short and long styles, are here in newest and most complete assortments. Specialized fitting service. .. . MteE A Frank's S Main Floor. ' ESTABLISHED ira The Quality Store -Us op Portland, Oregon HFTK SIXTH, HORRlSOtt. ALOER STS. , , . . , . - i KltJUW fr fr IfTV I. Enroll Tomorrow - . and Insure Your Getting the Benefit of the Entire Instruction in Madame Coates' DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY COURSES A descriptive folder, enrollment cards and full particulars of the courses may be obtained at the Pattern Shop, Second Floor, or Notion Shop, Main Floor. The dressmaking school opens tomorrow, the millinery school Tuesday, both at 2:30 P. M., Fifth Floor. Class A Dressmaking Begins Tomorrow 2:30 P. M. This class which meets every Monday and Wed nesday at 2:30 P. M. and Friday at 9:30 A. M.. will cover in twelve, lessons the complete four weeks' course in dressmaking, tailoring and French model makinjr, including garment plan ning lines, figure fitting, garment draping and cutting and "Color Harmony in Dress." Course $5. Class B Millinery Begins Tuesday 2:30 P. M. This class which meets every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 2:30 P. M. will cover in twelve les sons the complete four weeks' course in practical hat making, taking up all points from selection of models, making foundations, wiring, covering, trimming, bow-making and French-flower mak ing. Complete course $5. Madame Coates in Person will conduct the classes. She will be in the school. Fifth Floor, tomorrow from 1:30 P. M. (lessons begin at 2:30 P. M.) to explain the courses to any one who may have missed her explanatory lectures. fVV ". Attractive Needlework $1 An interesting new collection of stamped needlework specialized at $1. The assortment comprises cooking sets, bath towels, hand towels, scarfs, pillows and centers, stamped for embroidery in simple, easily-worked designs. Many are hemstitched. J New Novelties 35c A special lot of needle work novelties including towels, tea aprons, clothes-; pin bags,,hot dish holders, centers, etc. Odds and Ends 69c Regularly $1 to $1.25. Stamped needle work hemstitched buffet sets, scarfs, centers, also towels, aprons, etc Stamped Spreads $3.75 Ordinarily these spreads would be priced at $5. They are stamped for em broidery on unbleached art cloth. New Fasraoimsl wer PrneesS Fashions and Modes That Intrigue Yon With Their Charm and Distinction On tiptoe to be worn out into the first scarlefeleafed autumn day's, the newest conceptions in fall dresses; coats And suits offer a startling array oftvaried treatments. No taste has keen I overlooked. Gorgeous modes, fur trimmed and richly, embroidered for-the luxury-loving woman-- strikingly-tailored apparel for the woman who, recognizes this as best conforming with her type youthfully-piquant fashions for all with a' claim to youth; these are but a-few of the many designs that await yoiii; here. And nowhere are they more satisfactorily priced. Coats Luxuriously Eurred the costume of their wearer. They are i tailored with-an expertness that assures ! you of many months of wear wherein i they will marvelously. maintain the style . and freshness 1 they had the day you: bought them. . ' ., i It is impossible not to wish for just such coats ,as those that greet you in this group. They hang with grace in straight and bloused lines. They welcome the Autumn days, confident that they impart an air of individuality and distinction to Caracul, squirrel, nutria and wolf trim these coats that. , are fashioned of the newest fall fabrics in the rich fall tones of navy, Hawaiian, brown and black, New Draped Dresses ; '35 Assuredly graceful, these dresses follow the longer waistline silhouette that fash ion has looked upon with favor. They lend a certain air of dignity and charm that imparts the atmosphere of studied perfection in apparel. And with - all,1 these dresses are so Parisian in their smartness so modern in their treatment that they claim your admiration instantly, and retain it indefinitely, j Sketched Above: A Fex of the Styles Canton crepe and repe back satin are successfully fashioned into the slender looking gowns in the vary" ing fall shades of brown, navy and black. - -v. New Fall Tauleurs Meier & Frank's : Second Floor. (JMail Orders Filled.) M 4 LESS THAN HALF SAVE ONE-THIRD Underpriced f A Special Purchase Jmd Sale Dainty New Silk Underthings Made of the finest quality satin striped crepe de chine,' figured radium silks, wash gatins, Georgette, Arlette crepes and checked crepe de chine. Camisoles $1.59 Step-in-drawers $2.59 Step-in-combinations. ...$4.95, $5.95 Bloomers $5.95 Gowns $9.95 Some are lace trimmed some are embroid ered some with filet inserts and all are Frenchily smart and attractive. Colors are Peach Flesh White Sky Orchid Maize Black Flame Rose -Meier &. Frank's : Third Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.) Casement Gauze Lambskin Gloves $45 $1 .50 J. $0.95 While many of the jackets are very long equally as many are smartly short and not a few feature the Russian blouse. If tailored, a suit is very strictly so but if more informal in line, it may be. richly embroidered and also, collared and cuffed with soft fur. Admirable assort-, ments of the new suits are here. The regular $3.50 quality4at $1.50 yard while the quantity lasts. Fine quality silk casement gaue in gold, rose and sand. To be trimmed with fringes, etc., for pretty curtains. Meter & Frank's : Seventh iFloor. (Mail Orders Filled.) ! Regularly $4.50 tomorrow only $2.95 pair. Women's 16-button three pearl clasp lambskin gloves with corded stitching. Over seam sewn. White. Sizes 5 to TVs- Meier & Frank's : Main Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.) The furs chosen to trim these suits are caracul, squir rel, nutria and wolf. They are in the new shades of brown, Hawaiian, navy and black. '. Meier & Frank's: Fashion Salons, Fourth Floor. " Huntley & Palmer's English Biscuits . S&fM- A new shipment direct from Read '&A2:7C f I m, mS, England, comprising many kinds that are al ways in demand: Sweet Assortment, 1 tins, $1.35 St. George's Mixed, per tin $1.25 Acorns or Philippine, per tin 75c Breakfast or Tea Rusks, tin 60c Wheat Meal, No. M pkt.. 40c Shortcake, No. i pkt 35c Dinner, No. pkt .50c Albert, No. H pkt .35c Breakfast, No. i pkt .50c? Arrowroot, No. hi pkt 40 Digestive, No. hi pkt 40c Ginger Nut, No. pkt 35c Grocery Bulletin Flneapplr l,arraalade. made from fresh fruit and cane sugar, 4-lb. tins SI. 33. orange' Marmalade, Empress, Cana dian make, lever top tins, 4 lbs. 81.19. "W fcatwortb who) wheat tira ham ! er-kers. dozen j2.80 Pkg. 25e Baker's Cw, long established brandy lb. cans 4$4C the -lb. cans 25. XH!rs M rra:"lal. imported -Scotch, JMo. 1 stone jars i 0. ' Imported stfs, II. p. or A-l brands, bottle. 3S. Sis Preserves. He! Monte brand, Ko. 1 tall jars 3 for 1, each 35. Meier Ac Frank's : Ninth Floor. 1 ' fcriife pill i T New Gostuine Blouses A Special Showing and Sale $5a These blouses were designed with the new fall tailleurs in mind and in both color and patterning they hav:e a distinctive charm. Some are beaded in elabrate motifs others are trimmed with braid--others show touched of rich embroidery. A few are banded with fine laces and all are made in overblouse style. Sizes 36 to 44. Chinese Green Brown Black Navy White Lark. Muffin Paisley Barberry Fancy Prints Mohawk Flesh Meier & Frank's : Fourth Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.) Mll inery 7 ostume 5 Boyish Tailored Coats for Stylish Girls Eldredge Seeing Machines Run Smoothly and Efficiently One distinguishing feature of the electrically operated Eldredge is the almost absolute silence with which it operates, a point alrwomen will instantly appreciate. The Console Eldredge fittingly serves as a beautiful table. The polished top, when opened, adjusts the machine and pro vides an unusuallv large working1 surface. Soft, sheer fabrics may be sewn with ease. All Eldredge .machines may be had On Your Own Terms in Reason S Meier & Frank: Second Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.) A Presentation of Lovely French Pattern Hats Direct Importations From Paris The French Salon will harbor on Monday the largest collection ever shown in Portland of model hats from the French capital. The-Tfrost famous designers are represented in this display. Hats from. Suzanne Talbot Maria Guy Martha Yertes Marie et Annie Mon. Lewis Mme. Louison Vasselin Villetard The salient points that one notes at first gfance at the loveliest hats of fall are the great number that have no em bellishment beyond flaring bows and wide ears of the material and the Use on more elaborate designs of metal cloth and metallic lace. We have just received this most com plete assortment of .smartly tailored coats in all sizes for girls from 4 to 16 years, v Of fine wool weaves, warm enough to keep out the Sharpest winter wind and in pretty gray, brown, tan and heather mixtures. Pocketed for convenience and belted for style, they are splendidly tailored, many lined throughout Priced $9.95 to 45. i . Dresses Designed for Schoolgirls Navy serges, homespuns, wool crepes and - velvets accomplish the most attractive re sults when they bend their efforts to frock the school girl from 6 to 14 years. While many of them are navy and brown other! are much more brilliant. Meier h Frank's : Second Floor. (Mail Orders Filled.) !1 itr m ; , Stunning Black . Hats greet you on every hand wit h relatively few in brown, navy "and the light er blues. ' In conjunction with the exhibit of imported models we are featuring a display of extraordinarily lovely hats from America's finest designers. Meier & Frank's : Fourth Floor. A .4 - i 2