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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1905)
THE MORNING ASIORIAN. ASTOKM, OREGU?. t I SUNDAY, AUGUAST o. CHANCE SHOTS SEASIDE DIRECTORY HOTELS. 6 Um By the Ad Man, Better Things Coming All tbe Time, j firm, with its now and modern tore, it It i gratifying to note the constantly fine window,' it excellent window di increasing linnilxT of local merchant ! plays and a capable maan to take cure who pay attention to detail about, their of t'wn, have every opportunity to get windows and store. Let ns t:ike a htroll good result from goo!, forceful adver together down the line, commencing at tiding. Foard Jt Hoke. Here, eveiy leader is WcvHlnVld' Art store is another firm aware, improvements are ever ti e topic whhh ha recently commenced to e of the day. Then, too, the window are ploit its ware and deserve the sup always in touch with their advertising, port of our reader. This work O'unn, the artit, holds forth - . in one window and his lifelike work Small Talk Is Cheap. Is It? is attracting paerby. Directly oppo- There are merchants who acrt that ite, Frank Hart, the dntggUt, i tr.afc- t'.oy are in a class by themselves when ing every effort to show off the ide they advertise in certain publication. line which he carrie to good advan- and, no doubt, Uiey are. For when tage.- A little further tip the street, on they claim that other store may have the opposite side, a new building is go- other sate little infants of their own ing up. which has been leased Vy Hoil- they make a claim that must lie btil born Jc'Co.. who soon expect to corn- let-proof. Put when the sign point pete with Portland furniture houses by the other way, it i easy to show that modern, advertising methods. any well-directed bullet can pierce their r. A. Stokes has a competent wan look- armor, ing after his cloflu'ng and met;' furnish- A progressive merchant ha too much ing window, while Me also write hi respect for the value of the space he ads to the point. Xo generalities here, buy to use it for the purpose of sling- but something definite offered for sale in every announcement. Larger pace, to be used occasionally, i expected to materially increase the -value of this firm' advertising appropriation, J. X. Griffin i another shrewd adver- tiser who keeps bt announcements m touch with his window. One need only look at his corner window today to find one of the finest paper napkin display ever shown in the United States. The advertisement in this morning's paper is characteristic of good ad value. The clerk taking, care of this work deserves much credit. ; It is true that a nearby department store don't advertise because the pro- prietor don't think it pay him since he ha a largely Finnish trade. Eye and eye this tirm win realize that some for-: eigners no rea.i r.ngusn ana wnen taey get a larger store larger ideas will prob- ably prevail. The adman, by agreeable manner and result to other, will en deavor to help show the way. Opposite The Fair Millinery store al ways has a good display in the window. Refined simplicity is the rule here. lot wwa lmngs tontince. C. H. Cooper' lace curtain window is attractive, while the manager ha as- .. ........ will shortly be used, too. When thi f6U my urprie, when at the Shel fira commence to advertise it ought to ' don Jecture, recently delivered here at get reult from a carefully planned ! Foard 4 Stoke' hall, I found approxi W"Pign. Imately 500 of the V-ading merchant and . Peterson & -Brown, the shoe firm, a j their employe assembled to hear a usual have a good window display east speaker who might give them some in of their entrance. Thi time a special ' formation worth getting. Whether they aale attract the attention of the pas- ; 8l expected to realize that hope, or erby and their advertisements in this wre merely there to see what they paper always contain grist for the mill, j could see, it wa conclusively proven The owner are live business men and j that some of the city's merchant were are giving value for nioney received. jat least willing whether they needed ." The Astoria Grocery ha a neat dis- j it or not to risk an evening shaking play at all times and their advertising dice for the stake of possible information h of a character that brings result, j to be used in their business. There are They say so, and the adman is bound ' those, too, who have become convinced to believe them. Ithat they had still something to learn , Herman Wse is devoting hi energies j 8n,j w)!0 ijas not! and consequently to the successful issue of the regatta. ' have enrolled a pupils in the Sheldon and in his unselfish effort even gave up school of Chicago, while Mr. Wieldon's hi ad location in this paper for the1 private secretary was in the city a few benefit of the regatta ad. taking for ' days. Every pupil will find it "pay to his own announ.emert a space cn tbe , know more about what they do know, third page. j"The wise man seeketh for knowledge." J So does the adman, and he i even will Some Who Have Their Wits About ing to write to Chicago for it, for "he Them. I don't know it all." The new P,ee Hive is Tapidly assum- ing definite chape and it is evident that it will be up-to-date. The window will be large and modern, so that Winijy ly t!ie pra(.t-.e o Mm of Shank-, wh, take care, of the window cmlit mtwn away .n the present LuiWinp. will have every . y (.a.h M opportunity to di-play her talent to ad- ordt,r hljU (li , d . vantage for the Wnefit of her employ- his fr0I)t winlw, ers, M. S r op-land 4 Co., who are ako , m,nt that ,.A1 of g,,.,. using good advertising eopv in tlii : ,., t, , . ... , " "".bjek company and Montgomery Ward PiT . . f. . 'I Co- ar ffued credit iiere." . luatead - A. V Allen Grocery ore , growmg, ,0;ng nd in popularity owing to a w-H-d-fined ad- mov. h. ;.,(- n4 ... . ' rf;.! r,,.i; i.!.., i.: a , , , . ' lead to irreater tlimi's. Their winlnw look neat. r. ' .....u.... r t.-i ,i. . .v . has a busy appearance Around the corner on Bond street there i at least one grocery firm using mod- J em ad copy in thi paper. Koh, Hig gins A, Co. believe In advertising and ! bark up their belief. There is cood ' prospect that this firm will occasion ally use larger upaee than their regu lar ad take up. The firm of B. F. Allen & Son i ever alive to their opportunities, a their advertisement and show window clear ly denote. Their wall paper department cannot help but attraift the average pass erby. Their di-play unconsciously tempt you to renovate your rooms. The adman regret that Mess 8. Pan.iger 4 Co. are riot among the up-to-date advertiser in thi paper. For I have no hesitancy in aaying that thi vn r-irieiiui nieei mere H t ie linn , ,. :.i . . , . 7, T, , , ,u with cuftoinerc. but the man who m of JolinBon Kro., who are up-to-date 0f,;j , .- , . . , . .. ,. . K afraid of ar-rting h independence for advertiser. I heir announcement never i . ... . ; lr of lo-in-. btiMnes M very hkely to grow titale, while their store a wav!i : i - , j j f . imposed ujx.n mth no profit to him- ing mud at other. Not that the ad man doe bar retaliation of an unju attack, but he has long since done away with waste of space in advertising. Space costs money, and if it's worth anything a good argument ia behalf o your merchandise i the best weapon. A clever debtor never bars the way to a dun. He faces the collector with a good argument. The merchant who cannot present to hi eudience the reader of the daily paper a good argument with out an everlasting recurrence of onVn sive sling at hi competitor, soon finds the other fellow takes away his bust ties. It may be slow but, oh, it's sure. . sigot of the Times. htn ioa some month ago, promptly att(,r my arrivill here tbat tbis town different than most place. I wa tempted to believe it, after interview ing a few advertiser, or would-be such But soon I became convinced that people here are, or were, born and raised about the same as anywhere e"e, except that ; more of thm are of foreign parentage, , Soon I was enabled to prove my aer- ition, until 1 even found some men here wjta progressive idea, contrary to my expectations, which by local idealist ( ) nan WPn prougnt uown to a minimum. "He Who Hesitates Is Lost." "A Mi'liiL'an merchant, whn haa tien ' r " r-'""-" :nm cash tin!"- nun been, larw ! ... ...nn.bH ki' . ...I ... M i. rt-i - . "' "ii' i eiii iui iii. j nere i ih notliinn Ut ling '() l,e trai.., ,y Ijcinjj "Hla-t" profit i self, and at sacrifice of iiH helf-re- sped.-TLe V.est Coast Trade. ' The Astorian, 7.1 cent a month. D Cirs A soft, fine grained skin is a valued possession. Pears' Soap gives title to ownership. Eitablished ia 1789. You May Want J A furnished house, room or etore. Make your want known to the reader of thi paper. If you want a tenant for house, some reader may le the desired party. Obtained by Advertising in the Want Column of the Morning 4 3 DAILY 7.000 READERS f SITUATION WANTED. I WAXTEIV Situation by young man a, clerk or work of any kind ; best of J references, II 1, Astorian. HELP WANTED. VAXI1 .blebodied men for United State navy; age 17 to 35 year; pay lfl to $70. Apply at room 11, Pythian building. LEAKN TELEGRAPHY AND R. It. Accounting. $50 to $500 a lyouth sal ary assured our graduate under bond. Our six schools the larget in America and endorsed by all Railroad, Write for catalogue. MX.RSE SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, Cincinnati, O., Buffalo, K. Y., Atlanta, Ga., La Crosse, Wi., Tex- arkana, Tex., San Francico, CaL BOY WANTED TO DELIVER THE Morning Astorian. Must be reliable. Age aUmt 14. Apply to Mr. Moshcr Astorian Office. GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL housework and to assist with cook g. il3 per month. J. P. Gibbon, Al- derbrook, care of Tongue Point' Lum ber Co. WANTED TEA & COFFEE AGENTS A hustling, capable man of large ac quaintance to work up a wagon route, in city or country, for established firm; largest retailer in Cnitod States; plendid inducement offered to the trade; no graft; good par to right party. Addres, stating experience and refer ence, i.rand Lnion lea Company, Se attle, Wash. ROOMS FOR RENT. HOUSEKEEPING- Rtat.MS FOR RENT. Inquire J. 1!. Brown, at Ro, Higgin 4 Co. FOR KENT-THREE FURNISHED room for " hountkeeping. Enquire 72 Commercial Street. FOUND WILL NET, NEAR FORT Canby, yellow buoy marked "K KHj licjwe number, W.1117. C. D. Stewart. 'ort Canby Life Saving Station. CALL FOR BIDS. .Notice l hereby given that bidn for painting ti S!vely u-vA building will 1j received at the office of the whool clerk until 10 o'clock a. m., Au-gut-t 7, 1905. Painting to coimist of two coat white paint, and the successful bidder will be expected to guarantee hi work for a period of five year. The right to reject any and all lid in here by reserved. ' ' By order of the board. E. Z. FERGUSON, Clerk. SEALED PROPOSALS WIJX BE RE ceived at the office of the Light-House Engineer, Portland, Orejr., until 12 o'clock, M., August 29, l!tO.", and then opened, for repair to wharf at Light- House Depot, Astoria, Oreg., in accord ance with specifications, copies of which, with blank proposals and other informa tion, may be had tion application to Major W. C, Langfitt, Corps of Engin eers, U. S. A., Engineer. NOTICE FOB BIDS. Sealed bids for the erection of flat will lie received at the office of Architect J. K. Wick, where plans and specifica tion may be seen. All bid to 1 in on or before the 15th of August, 1005. Right to reject any or all bids. BLACK8MITHS. ANDREW - ASP. Blacksmith. Having installed a Rubber Tiring Machine of the latest pattern I am prepared to do all kind of work at reasonable prica. 12th and Duane 8ta, Situations Wanted Advertisements Twice Without Charge. TYPEWRITERS, : HUCKENSDEKFElt TYPEWRITERS suppliea, repairing. I!o A Hum, 200 Stark street, Portland. HOUSES WANTED. WANTED SEVEN-ROOM FURNISH rti hmiMit. etifttrulltf 1ft.ti.t 111.,,,, : Phillip, Astorian. ' DRESSMAKERS. DRESSMAKER. EXPERIENCED, WILL sew by the day. Phone Jilack SU.V 8- It TO RENTHOUSES. Kuli KENT 7 1KKM llOl'SK. WEST of Post Office. F.mjuire at thi office. FOR 8ALE-MISCELLAIeOU8. FtU SALE AT A IlAKliAIS, FI IIM ture of very desirable rooming house full of permanent roomer. Addren K. II., General delivery, City. INCUBATOR KOU SALS-00 EGGS capacity; also three 100 capacity brooder; flrit-claa condition. Ad dree A. Astorian OfltM. FOR SALE-SKCOND-HAMJ 7 COL umn newspaper outfit; complete x cept praa; cheap. Inquire at this of- Iflct. FOR SALE" HIOH COUNTER. about 8 feet long. Apply at Ator lun office. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. PHYSICIANS. JAY TUTTLE, M. I). FHIS1CIAX AND f-l'ROEON Artliff Aiklnlnut Surnpon Murlu Huapltal Kervlo. Dfflc hour: 10 to IS a.m. 1 to 4:10 p.m. 477 Commercial Street. Ind Floor. OSTEOPATHISTS. Dr. KlioiU C illck. It. j, K tijer OSTEOPATHS. Office Mansell Bid. Phwi Clack 2005 673 Commeccin St, Aatorla, Ore. DENTISTS. DR. T. L. BALL, DENTIST. 524 Commercial 8t Astoria, Oreaon. Dr. VAUGIIAN, Dentist Fytbian Building, Astoria. Oreiron. Dr. W. C. LOGAN DENTIST S78 Commercial St, Bbanahan Building BUSINESS DIRECTORY FURNITURE. ROBINSON ft H1LDEBRAND Goodman Bldg. 588 Commercial 8l FURNITURE, Carpet, Bedding 8tov, Matting, Window 8hadt, LINOLEUM, Eto. BILLIARD HALLS. Occident Hotel Bar (Q. Billiard Hall. Tables New and Everything First Class. Fincit brands of Liquors and Cigare MEAT MARKETS. FRESH AND CURED MEATS Wholesale mill itetall 8hip Logging Camp and Mill 8up - plid on 8hort Notice. Liv Stock Bought and Sold. WA5HIN0T0N MARKET CHRI8TEN8EN A CO. Central Meat Market C. W. Morton A Jno. Fuhrman, Prop'. CHOICEST FRESH AND SALT MEATS PROMPT DELIVERY. 542 Commercial 8t Phone Main 321 Inserted LAUNDRIES. The Troy Laundry Tht only whit labor laundry In tht eity. Do the bt work at reasonable price and I In tvtry way wcrthy of your patronag. 10th and DUANE St., Phen 1991. BROKERAGE. C J. TUENCHAKI) Real Estate, Inturano, Commilet and Shipping. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER. Offio 133 Ninth Btreat, Next U Jutle Office, ASTORIA, OREGON. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Clara B. Simpson, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Ilooin 2, Over Star Theater. .MILK OEALERS. Tbe Baby Needs Pur Milk, The patient require it too; Th law demand pure food. Then, why not your We Handle only Pur Milk fresh from Healthy Cow. Morning or night delivery, THE SLOOP-JEFFERS CO, 10th and Duane tree'ta. WOOD YARDS. WOOD! WOOD! WCOD Cord wood, mill wood, boa weed, any kind of wood at lowt prlo. Kelly, the tranfee man. 'Phono 2211 Blaok, Barn on Twelfth, cppoiit ope hu RESTAURANTS. F1KST.CLAS MEAL for 15c; nice cake, colft-e, jie, or doughnuts, 5c, ut LT. S. Kestaur- ant. 431 Bon.l St. BEST lo CENT MEAL. Vou can always find the lest 15-ctnt meal in the city at the Rising Sun Iltaurant 612 Commtrciitl St PHOTOGRAPHERS, A. A. SAAfil, PHOTOGRAPHER. First -( .la Work flnaranteed. Oiiler taken for enlarging 212 Fourteenth street, ipwitfl Foard Si Stoke Co., A"tnria, (Megnn, HAMMOND DIRECTORY SALOONS HAMMOND. THE LIBERTY SALOON , HAMMOND, OREGON. Under New Management. Tbe Beit place In the City to Spend a pleaiant hour. . FRED ERENDELL, Prop. Pacific and Henrietta Ms., Hammond The Hammond. People do not take time to knock When at the end of the walk. T)i man on the bank of the river, Fine liquor and cigar will deliver To you by the light of sun or moon, If you cull at the Hammond Na!o.n. W. STORM, Prop. MAJrriN'S.PALACE Y011 will mis it if yon don't see Mar tin. All Knights of the Road, and otter Knight-, will be royally entertained here. MARTIN McLAUGHLIN, Prop. Iliiiiiinond, Oregon. riltiST.Ali SALOON Wine, 1 iijuois mid Cigar. Vou can pend a pheasant hour here. Pool room in connection. CHAS. McDERHOTT, Prop. Hammond. Oregon. PACIFIC COTTAGE Shell road, mar the beach, liuom with board, lloiiabltf pi Ices, l.-e cream parlor ami rcftrhmciit of all kind. Short order. Coffee, take, etc. him. neli.il; wiluams Prop. THE OSIER CAFE AND Short Order House Oyster, Clam sanl Crabs in any Style. Horn cooking nothing but th best of everything. (jhort "fl'T or regular nteaU at raotuilla jirW. MILS. C. C. OMKlt, Prop. Seaside, Oregou, COLONIAL HOTEL Lated in the mot beautiful pot, over looking the await. Ninety elegantly furilinlx-d tiMUli, Bath Houe In Connection. Comfort of home. Hot meaU, Kate, f' and tip. McGUIRE'S HOTEL Large and Airy Room. G.hhI bed. Evctythiiig lirt cla. Hate Iteaonbl Main Street, cVald. Or. BARBER SHOP. NEW CITY BARBER SHOP Two l'p to date barber Shaving, 1J... Hsir eil,tingi J( Main treet, next door to City flakery. RESTAURANTS. LOUIS OYSTER HOUSE CRACKED CRABS, OYSTERS. Clam Chowder a pe. laity. .N-rved any hour of the day. At the end of the In Life. SeaJlit ft.. VivjvH, Try u, We will p.a,e vou. THE HEMLOCK CAFE AND OYSTER PARLOR. U petting to be the leading retort at Scaid. t STiort ofd-r a Specialty. MRS. H. A. STILES, Proprietor. TRY OUR 35c DINNERS. Tte like mother ui-d to cook, The Arlington Restaurant Jeff Uloclc, at the bridge, Seaside, Ore. LIVERY AND EXPRESS. LIvcry Stable livery, Sate and Feed Stable, Saddle Horwi, Fint-Cla Rigi, PaBifage and Express. Wood for sale and ceneral livery, N. D. BAIN & CO., Seaside, Ore. WINES AND LIQUORS. THE BRIDGE Harry Kretxer and Harry Ilulger Are now running The Bridge Saloon. where they will I pleated to meet their friend. THE GEM While at the Bench etop t The Gem. Pure Liquor, Cool Pwr, Highest Grade Clgar.4, a Specialty. THE OCEAN The most populr saloon AT SEASIDE. Billiard and Pool Hall in connection. D. J. CAI.I.AIIAX, Prop EAGLE SALOON Choice Wine, T.I.inora and Cigar-. Fine.t place in Seaside to pan a plea- ant hour. FRANK SCOTT. Prop. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP. If. V. Thompson, cor, -ictiti;r the place noun a the lViilc Creamery Co.. at Seaside, ha turned the bio-iues tVer to oorge Stall. Mr. Stall iu a.-unic.l all responsibilities of tl.o lu:. HOTELS., HOTEL PORTLAND PORTLAND, ORE. Finert Hotel la th .Northwot