THE MORNING ASTORIA K, ASTORIA. ORFGUA,
SUNDAY, APRIL U, 1905.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
. JAY TUTTLE, l(.D.
THISICIAN AND SURGEON
Acting Aastilatu Bargsoa
i V.S.MerfneHoaplta.1 Service, '
Hmtn hours: 10 to 11 sun. i to 1:19 num.
t Commercial Street, lad Floor.
I Ihr. RHODA 0. HICKS..,,.
; V OSTEOPAHIIST
jlasawU Bids. 573 Commercial St
,, PHONK BLACK &WS.
. DR. T. L, BALL, i
DENTIST. "
SSI Commercial StJSJAstoria, Oreeon.
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
Tfce Caaataat Wrii at Bat rraa.
gate DaotraS Otriu.
There art many men who wear their
hats practically all the time when awake,
and are blessed with a heavy ehock of
hair; yet It the scalps ot these same men
once became Infested With dandruff
terms, the parasites would multiply all
the quicker tor lack ot air. Baldness
would ensue as the final result New
bro's Herplclde kill these gems and
stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant
growth. Herplclde Is a pleasant hair
dresslnr as well aa a dandruff cure and
contains not an atom of Injurious sub
stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send
10c. In stamps for sample to The Herpl
clde Co,. Detroit, attest
Eagle Drug Store. S51-S51 Bond St,
Owl Drug Store, SO Com. St, T. F.
Tnria. nop. "special A rent.-
WEEKLY NEWS
By the Ad Man.
Dr. VAUGHAN, '
D&STIST.
Pjrthian Building." Astoria. Oregon.
Dr. W. C. LOGAN
DENTIST
578 Commercial St-, Shanahan Boildioft
MISCELLANEOUS.
C. J. TREXCHARD
Baal Estate, Insurance, Commission
and Shipping.
. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER.
OXce 133 Ninth Street, Next to Justioe
Office.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
BEST 15 CENT MEAL.
- Toucan always find the best
X5-eent meal in the city at the
Rising Sun Restaurant
612 Commercial St.
FIRST-CLASS MEAL
fcr 15c; nice cake, coffee.J pie, or
iocghnuts, 5c, at'U. S. Restaur
ant. - 434 Bond St
BE ON TIME
when you go to work. Ourspeo.
ial alarm clock calls you at the
right time. Warranted one year
by the maker. Price only 75c.
WATCH OUT or yon will miss that
train and lose a day. The Me
chanic's Watch keep good
tima. Warrants! nnn vear. lletr.
ular price $1.00. Special until tVr vlniont were ready Inst Wednes
day, ana are crcmiuoiQ in every re
spect. It Is needless to say that the
best advertising done by the progress
tve firms of this city can be material
ly aided by good efforts In the win
dows. Mr. Wise's east window con
Tomorrow may never come. Why
not try advertising today?
0
Window dressing is an art rimy hot
have been studied by Mr. Brown of
Peterson A Brown. It Js certain, how
e'er, that he has not spent Tils tune
uselessly on the windows which ie
trimmed for Kaster. It la an effort
worthy of commendation, considering
the fact that but few storekeepers In
this city seem to consider the windows
of suinclcut Importance In dcvite
much time to theiu. lYtersen it
Ilrown's east window deserves special
mention owing to the ctever arrange
ment of the background, centered on
top with a pretty picture, done by
artist hands on white crepe paper.
Easter lilies and purple, both ap
propriate, are In evidence In both win
dows, while the shoes are well ar
ranged.
0
Herman Wise hi another Astoria
merchant who does ' things. Ills Ka-
Tuesday, 8oc.
ASTORIA LOAN OFFICE.
581 Commercial Street
THE BEST SHOW
ON EARTH.
Star - Vaudeville
Theatre.
All the Latest Attractions From the
Best Theaters. .
Change of Program Monday. Change
of Acts Thursday.
Matinee Daily at 1:45 p. m.
Week Beginning April 17.
BAY VIEW HOTEL
E. GLASEB, Prop.
Cooking, Comfortable Beds 'Reason
able Rates indjNic Treatment
The Tired Traveler
Is erer happy to find a comfortable
stopping place. Where to put up Is the
prevalent question after a long Jour
ney. Tou can solve the problem iti
Astoria by going to the
PARKER HOUSE
Whose genial host, Mr. T. J. Broem
aw, Is an experienced hotel man and
wtio on April 1 took charge of this
yopnlax hostelry and has Inaugurated
a wew feature to the house by opening
th dining room in connection with the
betel and Is now able to give his pat
ions board and lodgings, the best in
Astoria, for 11 and $L25 per day. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
Booms at 25, 60, 75 and 11. Free
trass to and from the hotel.
T.J.BROEMSER.
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SEXOR RECARDO 0RDI2
Spanish Concert Violinist
ROSE AND ELLIS
The World's Greatest Comedy Acro
bats and Barrel Jumpers
HERB BELL
German Eccentric Comedian
ROBINSON AND JONES
In their Laughable Sketch,
Malster Peter"
RICHARD
PICTURED
CHARLES,
MELODIES
Lay My Wedding Dress Away."
EDISON'S PROJECT0SCOPB
Showing new and motion pictures en
titled Seven Ages and Lilliputian,
Dance.
Admission, Any Seat, 10 Cents
A TEA PARTY
is made more enjoyable by the
use ot dainty clan a. w by not
inspect onr fine assortment of
fancy Japanese tea cups before
giving that next tear
Cups and Saucers
in pretty designs aud of irood
quality make a nice engagement
present, step in ami see our as
sortment at from 25o to 81.50
each, Y'ou will be BRreeably
surprised.
Yokohama Bazar
26 Commercial Street, Astorl
Isi's Mai-Pep $Io Capsule;
a rosiTivc cans
SVr Inflammation or Cata-A
ef the Bladder aa 1 lwa
Kidnefa. Ho cure no pj
Cuftl qnlcklf aol tema
rfutlT tba worst caaca v
Ho: cr' !iora an)
no ta&i'rTofhowlongtibiiA
inf. Ab6J'a'flr barrol-rt
fold bf cn,rc)t. rr)
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Stop On Your Way
To Portland or Seaside opposite the
depot and eat at THE FLAG OYSTER
AND CHOP HOUSE. Good meals-,
prompt service. Save money, time and
trouble by getting- all kinds of fruit
and canned goods here for your trip.
These tiny Capsules tre superior
to balsam ot topaiDa,
Cubebs or Injections and Aitm
CURE IN 48 HOURSlf,
the same diseases with
out inconvenience.
Sold by all Drujjftft
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN FOX, Pre, and Bupt
F.L. BISHOP, Secretary
A. L.FOX, Vice Fnwldent.
AHIOKIA 8AVIN(iH BANK, Treae
Designers and Manufacturers of
THE LATEST 1MPKOVED
CANNING MACHINERY, MARINE ENGINES AND BOILERS.
COMPLETE CANNERY OUTFITS FURNISHED.
: CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Foot of Fourth Street, .... ASTORIA, OREGON.
tains three white doves, giving quit
a symbolic effect.
O
A first class window dresser,
drawing a salary of $3000- or
more a year, would not sho
mourning goods In a window contain
Ing a line ot white goods. He may
show ten or more articles In whit
When you advertise spring suits, why
not stay with the subject? Enlarge
upon it. If you will, to the extent of
describing ten or more different styles
ot suits at different prices. Put In
boys' suits, If you wish. But don't
mention everything or nearly every
thing carried In stock In one ad. Leave
something for next time. Easter fur'
nlshings for men and fishermen's sup
plies in the same ad Is somewhat like
putting Infants' goods In a window of
frrocerles, necessary as both may be
In the average home.
0
A 6-inch ad properly and frequent
ly changed, in text, nnd kept up the
year around la better than ft page ad
vertlsement once every three months,
Don't splurge occasionally nnd sink
Into obscurity between times. Don't
advertise until you are ready. Then
use all the space which you can afford
to use and ues It right That's the
fundamental principle upon which to
base en advertising success.
0
It Is easier for an advertising man
to sell you space than to sell it to
you honestly. The ad man was en
gaged to sell It upon the honest prln
clple. The space Is either worth the
publisher's price or It Is worth noth
Ing. The Astorlan Is making every
honest effort to make space worth
more to you than the publisher's price.
Some men would kick If they werrf
hanged. Others would kick the buck
et. The present mamijement of The
Astorlan Is succeeding where other
have failed. Why kick,, then, because
It does? Better take advantage of Its
continued prosperity and advertise to
reach its 5000 readers, if you want
more information, ask the ad man.
when he calls, or telephone for him.
o
The classified columns of The As
,storlan are a convenient method for
jadvertising a business at reasonable
rates the year ground. Is It not easier
to use 3 linen under the heading
"Dressmaking" than to rely upon
friends to Introduce you to the public?
I Three lines cost only $2.25 a month.
O
Are you going to build houses for
renting purposes? Make It known
under the heading "Houses for Rent"
in the classified columns, 4 lines only
$3 a month.
O
These columns are good for other
lines and just as cheap . Your in
surance and professional man will find
two to four lines sufficient as a busi
ness card. Change of text permitted,
whenever desired.
0
The Morning Astorlan goes Into the
hands of 5000 readers every day, ex
cept Monday and will soon enter the
homes on Monday, too. These read
ers are not all Individual subscribers,
but they are nearly all individual buy
ers. Why not reach them through the
advertising columns of the paper?
See the 'l man for particulars.
O .
while treat everybody here In this city
and roundabouts n If they knew ns
much as other folks, rortlnnd or Seat
tle folks f of Innnce, Advertising,
bused on this more, Intelligent and up-to-datt
principle, will bring propor
tionate returns. Advertising on ta
supposition that people, here are dtf-.
fereut, In other words, don't know as
much, will drive trade sway.
O
An advertising campaign, to be suc
cessful, mut be carefully planned by
an expert, no matter what the amount
of the appropriation Is, $S0 a month
requires as much care ns $5t0 a month.
O
P. A. Stokes' windows in their sim
plicity show good Judgment. If the
west window had hardwood floor and
back, the best New York hatter could
not make better display. This win
dow certainly proves what up-to-date
Itsplay fixtures will do tor any store.
The clothing window Is catchy, yet
simple. The price curds with a paint
ed Illy on each card, are appropriate,
The Illy plants are studded with frost.
ed S candle power Hylo electric lumps,
giving an excellent night effect.
O
Dansiger's corner window leaves
nothing to be desired. The Scheme Is
gooj and wellcarried out, even to the
egg-shaped price tltkets.
o
It seems to me that some of the first
class stores would Dud It more profit
able to do away with outside shows.
They obstruct the windows, where ort
en first-class goods are exhibited. Why
ruin the effect by the exposure of
cheap specials on the sidewalks, thus
preventing slght-seers from getting
close to the windows.
O
Foard A Stokes' first window west
of the east entrance contains this
week probably the best goods display-
ed In any local dry goods window. The
ecru and sky blue piece goods are ad-1
vantageously draped on wire frames.
Otherwise the window could be Im
proved upon a little by the adoption
of better color schemes. This nro-
trresslve und rapidly growing firm
however, has but recently added dry
Roods nnd will no doubt, soon require
i wlndow-dri-sMer an expert who run
direct this work In a befitting manner.
As It Is Foard A Stokes deserve cred
it for the efforts which they make.
Did you ever realize that you can
talk to more people In one Jay In 8
dally newspaper than "you can ever
expect to talk with In your store In a
week? Why not tell a good story,
while you are at it? Thousands of
people scan the dally paper for cur
rent and advertising news. How many
people scan your show windows?. '
O
Don't trust too much to the fact? so-
called, that peopel In Astoria are dif
ferent than other people. Most folks.
I think, came from the same source
those of the asslnlne gender excepted
Letus hope that we ell snatf meet si
the same future destination. Mean.
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aI! Clothes Bought at Wise's Pres ei Free of
Charge Whenever You Wish
T H 1 Eli if S 1 1 IP fi
$5.00 QUALITY FOR $3.50.
$5.00 STYLE FOR $3.50.
No Better Hats.
No Matter the Price.
SOLE AGENTS IN ASTORIA ,
HERMAN WISE,
Astoria's MRELIABLE",Clothivr,
Sherman Transfer Co.
HENRY HMKRMAN. Munsger
Hacks, Carritigis rg(,'ng' C'trki'il mxl Transferrcu Trucks uu I
Furniture Wagon- i'mih Movnl, lkixcJ ainl ShijdH'l.
433 Commercial Street Phon !:iin 121
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HISJIVIFE A GREAT SUFFERER.
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whloa she tried and vhloh oursd her com
pletely, at the has not goffered slnoe, I reo
ommend 8 8 8 as a good medlolnt.
Okolona, Mist. J. E. REEDER.
Every season has its own diseases, but Rheuma
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with the poison, the aches and pains arc comiut? and
going all tbe time, and it becomes an all-the-year-round
disease; an attack coming as quickly from sud
den chilling of the body when overheated, a fit of in
digestion or exposure to the damp. Easterly winds of
Summer as from the keen, cutting winds, freezing
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Rheumatism never comes by accident It is m
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