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Till: MORNING ASTOHIAN, SATI'KDAY. JANUARY 25. 1002 HAM AND K(J(JS llmnri urn K'i' " rri,' I'"1 ''M " coining down. You run iimko it wiving ",l 'I"' ll" if ' "ii (inlcr lii fnic our pri Nrnt Muck it noun. VK will ,uVi In pay iih iiiih Ii fr tin' not iih we urn unking Vol) now. ROSS, UIGOINS & CO. The Morning Astorian TKLKI'llnNK MI TIIH NVICATII l-U. 1'iillTI.AM'. Jan it- i'rc-oii, light mow. I iilllllllled cold Wealller. brink lo high northerly winds. WoihliiKton. pli'lst'ly fair I" xiiil.. Ilhl mow In the ram HirUnii. ...mum. .1 mid. bUik l hlh norther winds l.latio. light now In llm nurlhi-rn portion, brink lo high unit hot Iy wind AkOUM) TOWN. Coal' i'ihI" 'iml A 'u aliolll II Her H l.'lmoi Tlir Herman 1.41k lieleiie hail fllllah r.l Idling wheal In I'. ir I an 1 ( nil Main Ml for y.'Ur ml r.iilr rnriin iir.li-in r"ii.i!ly llllnl la'r.nUn lioiu.- ludiMr) mil buy tun Irl l. an.) Mitttr nt Uloli' lulu i-.ill nt the ii.-..l..i,i l.rl.er .hop f..r U. to dav weik Tlueo flu' , !. bar br. , , Wiint.-d Tonus n.an t ' I m. I woti! in t,.re lioiu r.- at nn i.fll.-i. Jatnli'o-e ifoihU of nil kln l rhmp at the Tokohaiiia ll.KAnr. d 'uiiiiiirril.il lire! r. r Item.. Mul of iiwmi. with rlo-,et. with boar I. -..nirr N nth and I lUne The IliPlati ahlp llalK.irtll I'anlle and tho , ho .n.-r 'ni.cer left up llm river ratni.Uy 1a Ilea dealtltlK I I have lew Ititf ( .n nt their home may 'all at "t four teenth Htreet. Waiil d lo al a.dli ll.oa for ' 'r n .tutil.il II one A.Ho. UMoli Apply t.l ('i liiiiienlal Ht If you want boi wood alnh wood or Ihrr fltrwimd teliplione Kelly. th tran"fer man 'I'ln ne 2311 bluk All lliellitarra of the Wiiodllletl of the World nr- n-.pieaie. I i inept thli eveliltiK at I'nKe hall ItuallleiM of Intportuiii p Are oil fond of ve(0'ali:. If Ii i all mi l let ua tell y .u nb nil j.r.-f. Tied ... k the l ent I . he had 111 I til Ji.Iitiaon )lr.a K..f .tile Utie Jem. y our .lr; or would eti-l niii;. f it a o.il n iv nilleh in A,,. - m ap: ly lo ::a i Uel 111- IIIOIP A w hol.aoiiie mil a ih taniUI nnal inn be had for IS iitila at C13 I'otn ineri'lal aliret. The Illailiif Sun Hi lauraiit. ratiiudrp home llnlu.lrv by ainokltii; the "I'rlde of Aaloila" rlnurii. lineal made. Manufactured by Ma. Karlanp A Knnhel. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED Annual Clearance Sale Clearance Sale Prices 1 A. DUNBAR CO. Try our nilM riir.. Ka.lnn hams and lin-nii nn. I you will mnly lii (It a' 1 - J.ihi..ii lliun. Another ahipim nt ,,f rlirr-r t in t-wl-loa, Vliginli I, . till n. Athena. I(a ii a it'i'l 'hiiinpiigiie wafeis. Jual In. Jduiinii Itioa '' 'I I ll li.nger, l ilrnnrr .ml makes lean Iroul.lii Willi nluvi and . It J in 1 1. flu.. Hum any other lieorgc W. HbiiImiiii. agent. Irri.ii 131 1. J'.lni A Montgoiiieiy, at No. C6 llnnd it' t ilom n: kinds of tinning-, plumb lux gn mi I Mrini filling' promptly mil l.llirull) mid nt Vriy nvulrrate prices n.ii m M ir.-li. Into amended Ilia ' liliii ..- n .ii I. Ill, nt I'll' Instlga, ll'.ll of III,. I'tmti ("lull, no as In In- Inl- A'. .iin u ..ri through w ti ) h -'liHoa- in i v enter iln iinlry. Al ( In- h.ii'iiai .hurt Ii tomorrow .1111. Oil Ml. h- J.I. U, 111.) .. nuI.J.-.'Ih " ' 1 '" :'" "" ' "" ! I " ! " "" 'I Ion 'l'l"' It- I , i ' v ' O t'l 0 "-a U1 UHIol i ,.,,,!jl ,. ,... f Ir i,..,., ! ,,K , , ,, ,r,. ii'. ..i' i . hi lo i of atiow- nt I'a'h- l.i'o ! ant ViuiiMiwiw a when the .,,,,. ,,. ( til ... . 'IM. eer I l in -I n'tit: t ll.e I Ii l '. .IIKIi !il 1 1 01.11 I lllll Il I -o. " p , ,i I , ,. ,i a I a, I i 1, . a ii 111 l,r "lo a. t 1 a- !h. uau.i'. Il 'UlH II II III i an I ; .' 1 I' 111 1 1.1 la: LUI I ll.de.i or "i" -'-: ' '" I- t" . Huiid iy a. ho d I' l M.d we.-k pi n -r in. et Inn ,tfl .- In. . I.i rx. niiii; lit J i M I'. u aiil baa ri'aiarn.'.l iih oil- ,,f th,. n linlti 1 1 a ' oi a of the e!n(e of A II S olo- ,e e:e. nil I Ilia r-alK nation u.ia yell, i , 1 n v ai-i'pte, by ! I'! .t,;ltr Ju t". ilil Ml. Mi Farlaiie 1 iii I'.i.ifoin a nnd will remain there f .t man,. I itin for the betn-flt ..f hi" h. it'll 'lln- lli-.t of the two aehool leima of the )i.ii in. la neat Friday af'-r noon mil examination" were coiu iii. -ii.., I yiatirla) In U the " hixila V. l. t l.iv i emiiiinitloiia were In hl t.,t' Th,- I'Vaioluailon anow on have a I I-I icivatly to the Work of the l, a. het I'n abv len.ui iliui.il "t-rvb-ea a a u" Hal toiit'irton In ihe llli'llll'li; the patlor Hill i lia, h on III- Ihrnie W ha! If i hr!M Had Nm C,.me " In a. ot wl'h the addr.-aa if Ii. ' erll !' lie." tit. ev. lllll" a -rvl,',. will he ! .1 M.'KMlle) ttielllolllll in ' I V I i ' . .ill.l the lorr.tltn: taken will b.- for 'he MeKtu j li ni .mimeti! fund We ..inv uimiv kinds of Xt'hllliiiKi ; i. at Ii -a-ted I' .tTe.a We have their , '. ii i nil An, -ti, an an l Haw aii. ill I I, nd i Th. Ir I'oinl.in.itl ,ii blend ,.f Java nnd Hawaiian Their Mm-hn Mi l Java bleu 1, nnd inaiiv nth- rs too iniiuernua t nil ni Tiy thla i-iifTe- We will Kindly refund v on money If the KOHta do not K'lve put lie H.nla'a lain Johll- n Ht',' a. tells the com plete story of our great Olir MttM'k of llliTli:llhli.si ColltllillS ninny tlioii.sMinls nf ililli'ii-nl nrtii'lfs. Ilcrp it means pt r tiling in wourinr' iiiiitivl I'nr wnint'ii ami cliildrcn. Mvprytliing npppiMiry fur coniilt'li lioino furiiif-liinc; with mic cxi't'itiiin, fiirniturp. TlitTi' is linnlly u want luit wrlmt wo fun siitislin-loiily Mipply aiul tlu ollVr u Miivinp; of from 10 to i,') jut rent. This important rvpnt, wliith coinrs but oni't) n year; is now approat'liing tho piuI. Buying ht'conu's more at tive as the days jjii hy. Here ami theiv stoeks aro lm (tiniing depleted. If you want to selret from good varieties shopping shoiild he done at the oarliest possihle moment, and mornings, if yon want quick service. The 2.:tU to Ii o'clock p. m. crowds reach such proportions that comfort and prompt servico are almost out of the question still the great majority like to trade in a husy place. Tim rnsl wind ymil loy kicked up ii very tmifly bar, mid there were no movements In r nut of l In- harbor. IturliiK (he Uy ihrf l'uitil (Vund tu Tyc. showed ip off llir Head, but u unit tilt lo (olio. InM't'-. owltiK to lmi lt Iim pronouiwi- ihi 1'i'mlirokf ihi rmi'lltlon of l hi- lr. The Tyo ' hlr j'rf"-lly i-worihy. IWforn conii" nfl-r thn Kiciioh brk Iwi Kon- iiroci-wllnif to hi; will Uk litliii', w hli li him Imi-ii i hurii-ri-'l lo luu.l wlunt at Taioina. Tim arlio-mi-r Voliint in ilvM In port lo.liiy finiii Anlurla. .iv ti Kim Imr In roinlnK down llu- irmiit the -homier lillimed Home wrei'kti(t off 'ape MendiH'liio. I'lipiitln llolveia.-n .i m i IIk .I die r ii- it" ftppurenlly l Inif .ii i t of a l'l or Hle.iiti'-r a hi khollH" It wna uIkmii i lh'hl f' el in linifili mil paliiied lill.- 1'nptnlii llolvim.ii thotik'ht I' "m n P" he Willi. i Witllu Major mid .Mr IHIl..l.:il oltlriOH Army. lll airlve I nil, I. in. the new ,f tin HulviiHon In Ai.oli lo'biy. ,1,1,1 will lilive llli lr well mile IlieetlllK ,,t il,.- iiriny hull tmilKhl They will londiii l the f..Ilowlni im-eilnxa tomor row llolllleai llieetlllK nt II " free mid enay ul 3 p. m 'at thl -r vl,e Hoy will Hp.-nk and HlriK In the Noi-.n-KliHi laiiKuaa-ei. mi l ' " P in old lime bait If f"l aonli. The llrltah hi. Weiidur l In troii- .... ri.,,.. Ille III tile loWel llUlleir wo o"i y. when an ..(T hme wind prevail- I. the t.o! Weill lloW II VI lime ..u. te HtllpH ,l,ll had bit-tl wnltlllK to I'lh.t Mi Vl ill lemrd' d loll found lluil It wo'll'l t i take h'-i "'it. h'1" i;il to a.-H tin- W'elldlir. lie llliMi-".bl ilieh hum" were folll'd The I llUlllH l! till i ' K.a ,.. to l-e a., Itildlv elitalltli'-'l !hi ..-MIIV lo .I"k th'' l'et I v he 111 I i' a ' ' !" i toiioo l" it la I II oiKlit. ! le.Moti. who a A I lo N' Mnl'h i i .,.,i m -oi-l an I w ,f h.n'lly ! 'i.. a l-i, th- ii-mi'.i II' ' ,i i.,t Smith ll-a.b a -l k' :-,lN UP lo the (our.h v. hen i.,,,1, I,.. IP . I ll fo il la' '-I' 1" I i i,. ton .'.,! d..a n w I h 1,. ti Hi.- in, u' Ii th. i'. Ma I' 1 1" N'-HI h. ,,, t. ,-; ,1. ! V lmi- I'm I i lo ta ,.- m a an I he ( .,,i! . til III 1.1 (in' up a '.tin ait tumble 11,'tal Ilia! t!i- Unlit itid to th- Ti.ii ' v-Nelll K" Hiiil ,,t i , Up ll.-o I The Hnt.-h ahlp t;. "tf. -h Mm-li-i lai.ir'ed from Portland eterda. I wheat hvd. n Sin in-t "I'll an l b-tit however win, li deiaveil tier depart u rt' the am hor the siirfar.' partiNl and Aa the new weie llftlllK whh h vvna ilanirlinu above of tin- vvnier. aonie! lull the blK liiudhook Weill to of the Willamette. iair- the bottom i In- with M aleiiit l i1 fathoma of lihnin The contra.-t for rnlalnn the ' I .mi hor and . haln has In eti let and the i Miiis!."' will pr-n-ed on tur way i j ll la He ore. I. I 11. k Sprln-T 1 e I llllll.-lltly th. ( WyomliiK I'-'a! N beat It Insures Its ' - ,..el mm. I a.ltl'.f.l 'tlon It ellnilnates wotiy mil vexation ovr " -I is'.l tip urates, sinokv vv a'!n re i.irb d d'.i't anl oth.i i n ".ov anc- s vvhi. li ns, rs of infetlor cnls are nr. g. hi-, 1 to Then tll.'ie ts r. oil 'llll in 1 1 -1 : - k- I!, for -i ! "' l!''k SptlllK" ei'l K" fii-'h-i 'hin .inv other -'ll to h.- h i I In A'.!. - 1. 1 ' ! .1 r now as th- new hit Is i;,,;tii; 'a-' 55 l-niore ' dep. tits T.'li pllolle, ',''1 C 'ai of Seventh street. t foot Two flee a'iinns were sollild-d yea (er. lay nfti'i noon bu! ii-itln't' was o' a "etierul rh.ii aeter, and -nh the rhemi al went out The ilrst nl.irm oann' from the Foster biilldlnn. wheie a defective chimney mused s.uiie appre hension. Hy the time the chemlen! reached the bulldlnu the Hr- ""a out. At (1 r. Inst nb:h' nnolher s-,111 aliirni was untied In. this time the hint,' be Iiik on the roo' of the I'i'iitial Hotel N'o dmiiai;.- was d m- A stnilii; cast wind vviis blowlin; mil had either blare limb' any headway prompt work would hnve been n'-ssai v on the s'irl of Ihe departments to prevent .on slihrable property ilanvi";e T. II Ktishnvv. who has lust lnvn appointed flsdi commissioner of Wnsh liiKton, waa asked nboul hla deputies. "I shall be pivemed." aald he 'In their aeli'ctlon solely hy the desire to Ulvc the gtato a clean and ehVlent ndmlnlstrntlon of the affairs of the of fice, nnd you may any Ihnt I .shall se lect none but clean men for my as sistant. Aa to the location of the of. fire, that Is a matter which T hnve not decided nnd which must needs be de termined after I have had time to o n slder It fully and determine what Is for the beat In thla office and Its work." It Is Mated that while the, law pro vides for three deputies, the appro, prlatlon la aultlclcnt only for two at lioco per year. An Aaiorlan who la very much In lereateil 111 the welfare of the city Hays he does not unilcratnnd why the council hesitates to vacate streets for proposed new enterprises. He Mates Hint Astoria Is built altogether too far out, and that an occasional thar- oue-hfiiro leading from OonimerUil slns't nor-th would lie ample for the needs of manufactories. He believes Ihe city will soon be built further hack from tho waterfront, nnd, on the hypothcMls that ao many stri-ets run ning north and south beyond Commer cial would be a ncedlcsH burdefi on property owners, advocates permanent vacation of . the thorouirhfarts; asked by the Clatsop Mill Company and Astoria Hox Company. This feature of tho matter has never been discuss ed In the council. Tim p-.Ii to th i-iiinlili 1'im l.rok'lilr r- -nrilil-ll anl the vn I I now tliouKht lo li In rri lain lnjiMllUon. Uoyd ii mirvi-yor In rrmk Inif 1 lh nnal I .-i i if,n ami will aboii -d II.'HKj an' ha of wheat lo re i plin (hat whlrh wim darnu)(el and old. ami nlo I'M) lona of coal. 'ap 'inln Kennedy enperiH to la- ready lo anil Hi nt Jtoiidny, wniih'-r permlttliiK The i-nmin biuk Winbraiii, whl-h aiilied Thiiriidiiy fiom Valparalao. . n f.oii .ei-n ilny off the mouth of I,.- Hee 1,,-fole ,iekltlC Up (tiff ; ' I, - Win tin mi' Hindi- the 'olumljla hr.i'i III .'.' ilaya. wln-h la i onaldei i-d ;ui..ie than mi oidltony itiP k trip h--! i . n eii Ho- inn pm-ia lli-r iiuiHter r--. i ,,i ' ha', liu; l'-ii In -miipany off the , i,v,-r wl'.h tin- Ho-mi Veii'urn, ft dayn 1 1 mil Adelaide .mid the l:rlnali uhlp I. id Hhafte-hiity ;i. daya from Hono lulu Willi a ,ii i-i ml i ariiu from Ilnui huiK ""Hi an- !,uiid to Meyer, Wll aoti A ''ii. lo I'.ad v In at for llurope. l K'dnK I" "" I "' k"'lK t., fleer.e Intnl. TIH la Hie linnollnie ment thKl wan made yeati-rdny by Weatheri lHi-rM-r Johnaoti ufter he ha'l rei elied all ami of Inait urtloin from Foreran! "ttl-liil Ilenla. In w hleh fair weather and rain weir predpted A ineaaaif finally rain" toward nlijht that a norih.iiHt wind ' brewini!. and thiil H would Inline pry rold weather Thin Is the flrt -'.d nnnp of th- m-iiHon. and -Mr Johtiwm bp llelea II will laat H-'-ral laH Yen tenlay he named fn.-tidH to l-t the water run all nlKhl in th-ir fau pim and th- wainini! wa K-ii' rally heed , ,i ', ,, to yeatei l iy n Hno.i had fallen 111 Moll.l Ii-' a ir'i- "f III" I., all; ifll! alii.- ,., n U f n .11 Ml-hour- .: and 4 a ui Ju-' m-foip tn- aniwf.ill th.- Kr "in I wa .o'.en l Id, , !:,,m fre" The wind waa I. ul mem an tin- -tio.i a !., 'h re i pr.-ll ! i' anov. alii I.I a n 'A 111. IV llllti. i- ha il) I 'urli.it i I'IH HlloW'fllii w. it'ln-r ni.-i! ' iy th- ii'irtle a" .11.1 Al"-!.l'- I.- sleiKl;.r,inK i.v a. otiii .ii i-li-v a.i.n .'it.- a,.ii l.efot - lotlg. h.l fl. to .1.1 II- pre". II! W III!. 'I for main v earn -n i n " aid' f rain. Im-. ii the tiithh-a! there hnv mi; a. . it.'. al.-n pn.li. ami I i i '..iitea, to, i ;.,...in 1 ii.akir.i; ' itoiiii ss in , av atitiK f,.r tin g.Kid I'nl- v . i--.al n-ili and do,,r fa-t.-ry. fflvvmlll ;.inl box fa.-tory, and It is rxjvetcd !lhe work will !' i-.unplrt.-d within a week I he Astoria Iron Woiks Com i pany Is now entc"i.'e. In removlnu ills holler house from the lot hereto fore o, . iipi., to a point further east. '.Ml the hhlphiilldln" appliances will In- stored elsewhere. The Ue given the rnlveral people adjoins the prop- lerty on whlrh Ihe a" were on- s!ru. led but the blllMing of Ihe fa.'- , and mill will nut Interfere with ! hlpbulldim; plant, except that It necessitate Hi- removal of ! I' lie ' t'le ' ,1 111 two sin!(:i bu;!lmi;s The Joint '..nini!!!-- has in view the lo- j .ai'on of a hut shipyard at Sml'.h . i-saiy .ipila! will be 'ul'scrlbed sh-rtiy Th- pioj.-it Is r.-tfor.leil with tan h Llm!- The r-innii! :e" Is nego ! latin-; with -.'iii.il pinmln-iii mill men and will serine tin-. ,' or four n-vv Industties this sprtnir. It i the pur-, lose t.. put In on.- m. II at the site nr. uple.l bv Ihe mil', whlrh nil. e s .o, Pal' a trlle I- ' -v the county 1,1.1,1 It .i 1 1 is n l the N"h i!"ni country. All lllollli the S.Ui-ll Sid-' of till' H-H- Ins.il.i then- Is i: or :l fee! of water al ex:i',-me low lid- nh il,- -he depth a! Ii k li water ramies fr !ii IS to 20 feet. As a tow of .n!- ..b"iit a mile and a half would be nr.-,-sary to n.trli a drpih .!' fret, large ves sel-, roii', I load a: ill- It h is been lepol trd I" nii!!ce th.it a n-ail'v , oius to . it- Its mill ,'!.! mill she. ihe Joint com-on.-e-.-n is anx-hrr- If this Is .bine tlie mill Ihe export trade ai'.l saw lumber for and its en -.Ire output will be shipped by sea. m! vv . iltd l'e ii-l it 1 1 1 abl, The old mill for the pur- of the anxious onipanv whlrh Is to loraie rv-re. said i SAW THKKK I'll I I.ANTH KOPISTS. Itishop Warren's Kfforis to liaise Debt of lVnver I'tilverslty. l'F.XVEIt. Jan. 24. The prayers of the Methodist clergy for the success of IMshop Warren's eastern trip, on which he hoped to raise money to pay the debt hanging over Denver univers ity availed nothing. Itishop Warren gave JSO.rtOo and several thousand dol lars were contributed In small suma as the result of a recent meeting. There wen" three people In whom the bishop placed his faith. One was An drew Carnegie, another was John D. Uookefell-r and the third Helen Gould. When Hlshop Warren approached Mr. Itockefeller the millionaire Baptist, It Is said would not even listen to him. 1 He next sought Helen Gould, but In vnln. Nothing daunted the bishop broached the subject to Mr. Carnegie. He found a listener, nut Mr. Carnegie would not pay debts. Ho wanted to see re sults, and could not And them eufll clcntly substantial In relieving a bur dened university of Its financial load. HORACE SHARP9 DEAD. PAsJ.VDKNA. Cal.Jan. 24.-Horace .Sharps, a wealthy manufacturer and resident of New Haven, Conn., Is dead at his temporary hutna in this city. He came here for his health. The remains will be sent to his former home for Interment. VlfTOHT foil IX-AL TLKVZM. ' omrnprelal Tub Mn Win From II fi at Handball, Tha (oral handball player won handily In th ronteat playad at the I'omm'-nlal flub rourt laat nlKht. In (he flmt aerlea Kalaton and Marlon i'ik th flrat gama from Kopfed and 'iold with little effort. In the eeond Kami- a few unantlafaetory de lalona dlm oneerted I he be al men and th vlHltora look the two following icamei llaiaton and Marlon took the firit Kiii by a e.,re of 21 to 13, while the vlallora won the lu-cond and third Knmen by a-orea of 21-11 and 21 In the aeeond w-rb-a Holt and Tho tnaH. of the ''oirunerelal Club, won two HttalKhl from Wllaon and Win ahlp. The , orea were 21-M and 21-1 Tin- third aerieH waa expemi-d to I' ieitinK. Iifith aldea holllnif off nil then their Ix-at playira. Markham and flrahatn reppou-nti-d lla,o, while i 'levela nd and ("annel reprioK-nted the t'ommerelal Club. In the firm irame the vlallora lout by a acorn of 21 -ll. while In the aecond Kama they lost by a arore of 21-14. It la tx i ted that a return mat. h will ahortly lie played at Ilwaco. I'K'ltSONAL MKNTION. II M. Ktey. of Salem, la In the city II. K. Pehenk. of Ilwaeo. waa In the rlty yeaterday. 1 H. F. I'rai-1 went to Portland laat ' nlirht on bualncaa F. I). N-wM-rry, of Philadelphia, is a visitor In Aatorla. (.'. F. t'ramer. of the I'nlted S'ates treasury department, la In the rlty W. Ci. Ooaalyn waa nirlatered at the iiivl.hnt yeaterday fpun Portland. I. I. Itel'i nnd wife, of Morn. Pher man county ar- r, plater-I at the Oc- id. nt. J It Mullay. r-pr-a. n-.inir the vvholeaa!" ll'iuor houae of fublentx & l.'-vy, I'ortlan), is !n the city. I'MI'.or Delaney, of the liwaco Jour nal, was In the rity yeaterday to aee the handball tournament at the i 'otimii-ri-inl Club. SNfrtHMD TUB PRINCE. j Story About Mrs. Oeorire Peabody ' Wet more Is Ilecalled. ' New York Commercial. ! If the old story of Mrs. George Pea- body Wetmore s snubbing of the pres- ! rnt King of F.ngland when he was j Prince of Wales which has been re- j vlved here on the announcement that her son had been appointed a secretary j of the special embassy to the corona- i turn ahould at this late date prove I not to be true. It would be a pity. It has been told so many times and with ' so much Justifiable pride that It ought ' to tie true, anyway. As It runs. Mm. Wetmore attracted the admiring eye of the Prince of Wales at Hamburg in l. and he invited her. through Mrs. J. Ilrown Potter, to a lunch- v, 'v. ;k :k .. jr VU VU lii -U Hi III Vi." Hi' & iV y tiY Q & iu tij- & $ Saturday Only can you get one of those ?10 to ifl'J Suits or Overcoats K0R $6.50 S. DANZIGER &C0. t$" iV iY itt' $ vV ikV B V $ Hi taV WW W What Shanahan "When tithfT ni". from Dry fJoods Stores Their tale of values tell In langi ag t wliose exci-ss imparts The Ht.VI'I) tiny know too wt-ll There will I know whn in such sf-enft, IJKCOLI.KCTION he Of UAUGAIN-Sgot from fcllANAlIAN'S, Then vou'll rfiru-iiiher mc. Our Great Slaughter Sale IS STILL ON. See Wlnlow Displays at Expansion In a few days the contractor will com mence enlarging our biii hi fnc. We have come to stay and will expand as cnniiitions warrant. To ruluce our stock while build ing we will make some rcdm lions in prices that will sur prise you. . . Some Excellent Pieces j OpCClcll n Fancy Toilet-Sets ss and Tablew a r e at SilVCT" 20 PER CENT OFF" ' Don't Fail to Make W3.FG a Selection. Sale sss lasts only this week ; Sale FOARD & STOKES CO. i Ihere'S .r sale H f- MONEY U y SAVER eon. Mrs. Wetmore replied briefly that she could not accept an Invitation to lunch with the prince "as conveyed thriujih you" which would seem to , muiie Mrs. rotter ratn. r man me prince the snubbed one. This has been the basis fur yellow journal stories to the effect that Klnff Edward docs not want any of the u- r.n.;i.. nue eoiirt As I .' ri ll- I.III..O ... ,...' Mr. John L. Sullivan tersely said arter his pugilistic visit to Kng'.and some years ago. when he was presented to he heir of one throne. "The Prince ' . t .. . . . 1 n .... n... I a.nlian.an'' oi vi uie is a Tiii.i Bi and he would probably be the last man to criticise Mrs. Wetmore's dignified refusal to a left-handed Invitation to lunch with royalty. Mrs. Wetmore's son, William S. K. Wetmore. who has been honored by the president, is a popular New Yorker, who would reflect credit on a secre taryship to any embassy. For Sale by Foard & Stokes Co. i Says 576 - 80 Commercial Street. Contraction PRICES SHPL'MK OUT OF SIGHT Fine Oak Sideboard 10 M Klegant Mantel Bed 6 00 Lady's Oalt Desk 4 M Oak Chiffonier 7 SO oak Extension Table, ft t 09 Window Shades 26 Linoleum, best, 4 yards wide U Hair Mattress, 301b 10 60 per cent off on Picture Framing. Everything In proportion. H . H Z A P P DON'T OIAIT The time to buy is right now.' WE ARE sacri ticing Shoes this month, so that you can buy an extra pair with out feeling it ... . Peterson & Brown We lead, others follow. OUT PAYING RENT Own your own home Don't pay Interest The Oregon Mutual Home Society Will buy you a home for $100, or pay , your mortgage for the same amount. I You can repay them at J5.36 per month, w ithout interest. Send for leaflet ei 1 plaining our plan. Home Office, SCX Commercial Bid, Portland, Ore. Tel. South 1091. Local agents wanted to every town in the state. Contracts matured as follows: December 31, 1901. No. 1. January IS, 190J. No. !. Branch Office: 424 Commercial St. J.A.FASTABEND GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Dr. T. Lr. Ball DBNT19T. tU Commercial St. Astoria, Oso. Andrew Asp, Wnpi Inker, Blithnitk ill Itrmk FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. Special Atterftlbn Given t0 ahlp art Steamboat Repalring.Qeneral Black smithing, Flrst-Class Horse Shoeing, tto. COSHER TWELFTH HUD DUflflH STS
