The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 18, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHI i THE MORWIXG JLSTOR1AN. S.VTrUPAY. JANUARY 18. 1002 " i 'II 3 When wo make th tlore assertions. fllHW HOOPS AUK SACKIKIOKP aiul tOST NOT t oNSt hi K l. tl.o ..iU..- will mtv natural!) .n.piiiv the rvn-.ii why. We .1.. - '"' TW" ,:,'ASNS Ur"1 We lnve no BASEMENT (needless to tell Astorian). in which to store away our Mirulu- s:,vk. nn.l. s.vou.lly. .uir lutein luyr- have .uivlu'. U SPOT iWSll the r.ular h.rni; i..lv. hii.I hi some eases have already shiiTed. WE MUST 11AVK KOOM and that soon lor "OUi NKW AKiil AI.S '' Only a short tune l. tt tor tin tilillAT ('I.KAN IT SAI.K ol our. NOTE OUR PRICES C O M l E T I T I 0 N W E l E V Y Corset Values .Votic cut! Thin is full boned oorset with protected front, full Lace trimmed top. Tbeae we can supply In drab and black. We tfctnk It th best TSc corset we have crer carried. The nle prica now Is 49c Our better grades Thompson's glove fitting and R. O. Corsets -have also been reduced. Vis PARIS SMAW CsnoDT rup) Only 4c. Storm and Rainy Day Shirts The "talk of the ton" ever alao thin grand clrarsnc sale was Inau gurated has been "Pld you secure one of Shan.ihan's rainy Jay skirts for J.' OS " A month ago then could not be purchase.! for less than 3 Our next priced storm sklrt-the, SH grade-hivs been reduo-d tn 13.50. Only a few Joien left. Same as Cut Price. $2.05 Purlng .a!e. Those Two Large Tables Stacked high with remnants Of dress: go ids and mill ends . f domestic g-' lowing, varying In price from 10c up, ace-riing to quality an I quantity. ..! 'Hi.- visitor will :1 n I the f wool and Cotton Dress Goods Fancy Cotton Dress Goods High Colored Scotch Plaids, Clans. Checks, etc.. etc.; Corded Dress GooJa. god ma terial, newest colors and patterns. Climax Divss Plaids. Dress and Outing Flannels. Fine and Fancy Prints Iberian Fin- Do met Flannels. Liberty Shirting Prints Arctic Indigo Blue Prints; American Grays; Turkey HeJ Print". Iterrnant Oil Colored !"rlnt; lierman Indigo Print. Po.-jhont.'s "he lot. Capes and Fur Collarettes Pe furriers .an yuote prurs In turn to beat ours i'nf that formerly ate marked 13 75 are reduce.! t II tsnm as adjoining cut). Our It Ulue Lynx Scarf now II. TV 8loiie Martin up.Muiiiin 'IUrrttrs JJ former (hoe. 19 Chlnehll's. l'"lar-tles. 13 li regular price, ii.ii. KlfVirle Seal t'ollorett.s. I- '!. for merly. 4 W Children's Waists and Dresses mil ilte In :' !ti re-lu.-'d ( l.'..-ts Nl.vlv trimmed Ire".-. t h IS li. l.o.r I5.I Only 91.98 Lace Curtains and Portieres An uu-nir pa-.'-! Hit- of 1:. Inifene T.i"-s'tv. Itep. I'lu I.a.o iir:.nn v d-'-r '! an) Special Offer ur i.'iitil.ir $2 j0 I''e .''ir. itiH S i.ii'ls I'Hig. mail." eitr.i wile nil! I'd I 'S.-l ,ivt t .it 111', per air. .nr 1 '"urialii" f..'' II 4' i"-r pair. ir le In a ii w Mtt l'in weave Motions i Mir t per .-. lit rediioll n on al! no i. n on llarKam v'.iunier l nil In effrri; Jut n lev liaio I n . tit tely . .-le I Hit See the Window Display K..r saHi.a In Ven n an I 1 v ' For lituhllig hi ili nr.- the In I r M Ua. ..r bell, i nil rail an I . inilne. REMEMBER Only Fifteen Days More to Secure These Values. CALL EARLY Mi'I ttsuar.1 CO CStTl I ur :i,iKr his ki:iknd. C"0- W0 tsaf TTO VALUES. HERE are two values to every purchase what it costs and what it pays ycu. Lor.: rnsts 8 cents a round, but if you are drown ing half a mile from shore, its value would be " not what you pay tor cork, but wnat coix saves you." When a woman buys scrips she oitcn c-r.- fuses tha two values. She sees only what zht pays. She overlooks wha: she receives. Mow a z:.:-h.c cake of Ivory Soap pays U from ten to t- times its cost in the saving it effects. Test :c ; f--seli! Vegetatfe Oil Scap. Ivory uhite. It :i?j.-! ARB RAPIDLY DISAPPEARING. Buffalo in Yellowstone Park Liable to Become Extinct. BUTTE, Mont., Jan. 17 According to reports received frm the Yellow stone National Park the buffalo held within its confines are rapidly disap pearing and unless congress makes further provisions threatens to "be come extinct. New blood must be in troduced into the Utile herd of bison frequenting Geyaerland. Last winter but eighteen buffalos remained in the Hayd?n valley of the former herd of thirty. The specimens that now -xis! lank the strength l their former hard predecessors and are barely able 10 withstand the rljf'.rs of the win'er. Elk are reported more numerous than any other animal In the rark. There are at leam 500,00 of tliein with in the park limfs. Antelope too. are numerous, especially in the valley ,f the Gardiner river, where a hand of 1000 Is sometimes seen. It In urK-d that a fence be built aros the Gard iner canyon as the animals having lost the greater part of their fear for man, wanders across the park limits and becomes the prey of pot hunter. in- e I'T'inin.-rr Man Plead '!ui!t '! I'h.irn- '. 11 ir- S'.-ail-.tf . ! ''HI A'i.r Ian. 17 Alle rt Gi.mote. ! ui.ti! r n'! pr in::; v ..tmas'-.r : S .'rl ti !:i'l..ii: i ar.-l . m-mte-r .i .a !::ii; fami y -,v 1 1. r a: :- Mi-hik'an '; .ri--i: in a few lays ' -rv- a:i .ri'l-t-rrr.Jri.t'.- sen t - ri -- f.ir h'-r-'- JV a'.;:.i; -ay- a Ii- ! p..rt... In 1 - :a: t . th- J! .td-H-r- aid ;i:m-i: ii.. i l- n , 1-f-riS". II- f-igti-i-l guilty in rder to or:- -he real j r : i mi i tin 1 ' In a a- l..x fi !-n 1 Iniln ' -ri' lii-'iis'M r - h. :tr on 'i lnr-p- tiid n..t .hak him In !ii" d- Is.--n ' I ;i joi.'ri ! i a ni.ir: h" !i i l nn e li-fra-tol-d lorn. Th- -.irf m i.-w ..f :he i ! a nf a:.:y, pa.-.-."! rt . -1. -. hit .vi'h 'h-'l-'..-l "an.-n' of th- fa.. -i will- b, wiil 'l.-arly pr't'.- iiilin'r-. ii.rr - eric-. Go.- -riioi' Innhin '' ill h- avk- I t i .ar'l'jn i h.rn. t'NI''i: i;n-T Mus-otn t- I'.-'- iv.- Lari;- " . 1 7 ' : r i ..f Moths and I'.u -r:1!. NI;V V"l:K. Jan 17 T'.r..im'li ii. Kif. of l-'O 0O by le an II.,ffir.n. the Ani-oi'an MiiJ--uiri -f Ni'0'r,i lli-"'iry Will I" IVe t In- large-" ' "I .-. t l,,n -f butterlli'-s and tn'j'hs in 'b - iin'ty. 'I'M- al'!i:i"n :i mal-- "he mo -urn x -.i.l-' li oi .re'- f th" i.r- in the .v..rl'l. .-In- e , ) de it ii of l . H rn.all Slr.-h l.-r rnanv rJr'--n'.i,i'.',--i n,u-S'-urni. hi f '. isir. -l fo.-iu.-c home In I'.'-'linK. I'a , and xtr .r.i? -(Toils have been male t'i. 'ihtain his "ille.-ri.,ri for t h--l r n-speetive i nst it li t Mills. The heirs however, said ti' division w.nil'l be made from the original valuation pia'-ed upon the rolleetjon hy )T Streieker, whk'h uas IJO.Wi Morris K. J'-hsup, president .f tie- museum in this city ha reeehed a lett-r from Ij.-an Hoffman, authorlxlng him to buy the collection for that sum. Tin- ar rival of the Streieker material will In crease the museum riieetiun by fully l"0,00o specimens, among hlh are several hundred "types ' that Is, epeci. mens originally new to s-ien' e and from which the first description of the species Is made. The mu-eum v. Ill re ceive also the Streieker library. Don! mm Almost even Ui.ly n-iiu tnlx-rs the . hrated advice (.:' t!i- !m 'r.'ii':. '". tlior aism! tu :::ar:v. ' I'll'---i in that .nh i. e t!,r ex;o- -.sum 'J: tt'Ci'.iiL' of inanv a niotln : - -, "I ("ream pure rye. Atnerlrn's fttii t v tl I -. k V The otilV pure K"ds guar- .111! 1 rich and m.-lh.w. J. dlN I. 'A Itl.S. .. S-'le AKetlt. id M.ff.-r .l.i;hl-: C I I O,0UN, VA 'Al ain ha e." 1 II r.oie' y eii'l t ca--H in . i r linn ilri 'l '.lieu- in i need for tins sol fering. li... ;-.r I 'u r c i I'aM.tit l'recrij.tirtn ni" the wiMati'v 'li ra-es hii h i no -i- il. l y mi e: y It 'Irn s enl.cMini; (Ir.illiH. lira's ll: f'..iii;u.atioli an I u'.ii-ration and cur.-s female wciVrjess. It in-vi)'nr..ti- the H "li in n K iirg.-in-ism, tratHjUilie'. the nrrvrs and K'lves the mutln-r strength to her i liildn ii. f)o not all'iu nil unw rnpiiloiis dealrr to sell you imelliiiig" in place of "Fa vorite I'rew ripliuti," claimed to Is; "just as yxA." There is nothing jnt as 'kxI for women us " I avorite prescription." "I Bin vi ,lrfiel with y'Hir iiitni. tl"ii I har'llv know wtuit thnnkii t't K'v'' V11 f"r v""; kni'i f ivur.." write Mr. Mil.. Ilryitlil, ..I l.-a.i h Th'aua('j Lit " V'.u i nn ttil.lih n.y trw .t.ilelll. Ill t'i (He wntl'l, h'lpillK nil titr ntiK w.ni'-n wilt know nri'l tie IimiI'I I sulf.-r-.: .', lien a wl'li :':. I p. tins hi niv Ii.ii k nii'1 It '-ii'-v-r i e.rl -il tn tnin:.. It i.M'l pit ! pit n I h ai "f lh- h'-..- lit. I at ', ms I I'.iil'l hnrillv Ite 'le-vti sti'l . ul't l'..niH 'l t.p in II. r tiiuiMltiK ! :: -il'rr nstiii- tic-' l...:t- i t l-..v,.t:'- pri-.ii;. fi'itl ' .::'! '-..'i. vi:-U (.( Ilr I'l T r ' 'li i,.ntil l i lrt I Iiki- it le- w- tar.ii Iir. I'iene's I'leasniil l'tllels cure kuk beadHclie. I Ilepul. Flflll mid I iis e lr in,: sis. I'm linn. i i ivi-rlnnd I'Jipres j Trains f"r Haleni. I It'is.-biirg, Ash- land. Ma. ramenlo. i 30 p mi (igdeii, Han Frnn j cIhid, M.ijave. I I Ang'-le. Ii i'lmn, 30 a rn, .New Oreieans and the i:ast. At Wiiinlhurn (dully except Sun day), morning . train connects with I train fur Mt. An i K"l. Hllv-rton, II r it ri v 1 1 1 e, Hprlngfleld. and Natron, and even ing train fur Ml. Anp I and Hllvr-ton. 7 30 s on Corvallls Arrive '7.(5 a m :20 p.m TO MAKE lllIiJ l''nri'iir liirp-.slm k nf Sjirin (! Is nlrwiuly y iiiilcitil lit in i tin- Fai-I is llic nii! icasnii w liy Wf iillliiilllini a r;n iit Clearance Sale passen- I K'T. lit 7,0 p ml Hherldan pnssen- Imllv. 1 Imllv 7,1 p m To ( 'oliimrlMV nil H:27a rn i pt Hiiniiwy. Prompt Deliveries Of !ifii'f!nt Krcsli nml Cured MEATS New Shop. lioHt of .Service. I'lione Main 61. BOSTON MEAT MARKET i It'-bltle ticket un xltle t'-'wei-n I'nit- luiiil. Miiiram"ntn nnd Han Krnnilsio. Net rates J17.f.i) flist cIiims, wlilniiil IxTth and M 00 fecund ( lass, In. Iiclnm berth. itatea and tickets tn Knstern points and Kurope. Aln Jaimn. '"hlna. Hono lulu and Australia, i.'au lie obtained from v. A Si hlllinK, Third and WiimIi Inplnn sreets. YAMHILL DIVIHION. Passetig'-r depot foot of J.fferjon Ht. I-ave for (iswi-gn daily nt 7 ZD, !) 4 a. m.; 12:30, :65, 3:25. 8:25. :(. 11:30 p. m. and 'HI p m. on Huiiilay only. Arrive at Portland dally nt '8 7)6, 8:30, '10:10 a. in.; l:Xfi, 8:15. :S0, 7 40, 10:00 p. m.; 12:40 u. m. dally ' xcepl Monday; 8 30 and 10:45 a. m. on Hun days only. Iave for Dallas dally tTteept Hun. day at 4 JO p. m. Arrive at Portland at 8:3o a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlee Monlaas, Wednedays and Prl day at 2:47, p. m. Return Tuesdnys, Thursdays and Saturdays. Exctpt Sunday. R. B. MIIJ.KR, Oen. Frl. and Pass. Aft. THURSDAY, JAN. 2 25 Per Cent Cut on all Clothing 20 Per Cent Cut on Furnishings I!. A- V. ('(tllniH mill ('nils, Oil nml KuUu-i- ( iixmIm IviCi(ci. Tli im is a JtONA KIDK SAI.K fur tin icasdii iven. "KviTytliin (jms," i . 'cit iih utatfil. Our Mock of clolliiu is uiiKurinHHctl for style ami iiinlity. P. A. STOKES The Clothier 1