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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1905)
!n THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTOniS. OREGON. OUK FASHION LETTER Some Charming Productions in the Mitlinery Line. RIBBONS MUCH IN DEMAND Small Spaaleta An Faihioaable Dainty Stitchery Appear oa Under , detain Chinchilla as Oat of tb Far Favorite. k charming hat to" to I 1b a taationab millinery ahop of reseda eaiSoa tve with a Jan pot crown. It trimming of shaded cbenJlht to canght o at th bark, forming cache- aetgae, together with twa rail oatnea r ehadlng of to atmoM cream Aaether pretty model la of fray wtta high crow, no anm can or aaoADCLon. tana np at ooa aid with plume of a darker abade, and th crown la twatb 4 ta thickly folded chiffon. Ribbon work la very mocb In de mand tola areson. It la applied to lace both wtd and narrow, to motif of Due saoallo and lac let Into bolero and coatee of Irish laot and rreo In kid belta-ln fact, on everything oa which tber la a poaeibllity of Introducing 1L Gold and allrer lacea, rlbboni and lace represent the neweat form of adorn ment for the neck of both day and renin gowns. Women who do not like the full, puffy sleeve that "tick out from the boo Id en and wbo at the name time do not And the sloping shoulder effect be coming are grati-ful for the little epau leta that are ao much worn. On many of the pretty lace bloiiw little frills of lace from a plastron of embroidery tup the sleeve. The dress of cloth, too, has a shaped piece of embroidered vel Tet or nil It, or from the collar Itself will start an ornamentation that widen out and, falling over the arms. Is there edged with a frill of lace or a silk fringe. The walking gown seen lu the Illus tration la of Londun smoke broadcloth. The double skirt l trimmed with atitched bands. Over the white cloth waistcoat I an enipierement of gay cloth fancifully cut forming a pretty flnlsh to the bloused bodice. LATEST IN LINGERIE. The craze lu underclothing, a In out side garments. Is all for dainty stitch ery, and for years band work has not bad such a vogue as at this moment. A regards materials for lingerie, there Is a wide choice, ranging from longcloth and nainsook to cambric and A rBABiirso l HE MISS. all. To a great client silk umlervlotk lug baa been forawom even by women wbo can afford It. It 1 neither healthy nor comfortable. Extremely pretty for a low rut night dree la a atole effect formed by two wtde piece of lac crossed back and front to form a deep V. A larg ribbon bowkaot fastens th lac together lu front whll bands of the lac ar car ried down six ojr sereo Incbe of the own. both bank and front The charming cbctuls Illustrated I of aaiaaook. Tb round neck la trimmed with (In swtsa Insertion between bands af ribbon ran beadlnc. A lac eel grin- Is at th top. Below this trimming I an amhmklored eniblerement don In shadow work and run with wide rib boa. the ends of which tl the chemise la dainty bow on tb shoulder. FASHIONS IN PELTS. Chinchilla la a fragtl fur that Is muck affcted by the weather, out come within th category of Wading favorite. It la difficult to imagine mora beautiful mixture for aa opera croak thaa chinchilla and Irish crochet heavily weighted with Aler embrold err. For aatomobll coats ami aemlSUIng three-qoarter length walking far aoati aa otter la favored. Gray squirrel baa loot Its prestige for garmenta. bat will still be ussd for Itulnga. Beaver wUl be nad to trim sealskin and velvet ValTet and silk vning wrap trial need with bearer ar very atUah, th pacultar graytah ton of th fur baiaf to effectlv contrast with th delicate shade of th material. Th direvtolr style la notleabla In traveling wrapa aud rac coata of cloth made up with curious striped silk collars. Smart, too, ar tb IUU cloth capee mad to three piece after the nude of th old coaching cap. Some of these rapea ar worn with a donblt breasted ulster underneath. Ia heavier drew fabric are shown roars auow flaked tweed that are made up lutu skirts to be worn with plain coata. Gorgeous walwtctwts are a feature ol th winter's faahious. Braiding, too, hi totiee to match the color of th gowa with touches of gold and sliver ou black braid, will I profusely employ ed to trim dark brown or green cos tomes. lit hat pictured I exceeding!) smart It has a brim of black velvet and a rather high round crown of er win. A charming new art buckle drawn through a fold of velvet holds to place the bandsom black plume that encircle half the bat and fall on tb balr la tb back. MODISH SMALL TALK. The silver trimmings which ar ao mock ased easily be.-oine tarnished. To clean them ia a simple matter. Rob thm with a piece of tlssu paper dip ped la dry powdered magnesia, and th tarnish will gulckly disappear. Ia Baking drsssis for growing chil dren It la a good Idea to run a tack In th underside of tb hem for length Ing later. Aa extremely pretty blouse of yellow crepe de chine haa a small round yoke f LAN ML MICSMMl OOWX. and deep vt of Iri-.li luce. The yoke Is bordered with a lanl of gold and silver embroidery. 'Hie crepe de chine la also ciuWroiiieri-d la-k and front Id a simple deigii worked out In ordinary embroidery silk. The l-eve are full at the shoulder Hud llliihlied with ( wide band of gold ami silver embroid ery above the elbow. Then? are wide tranxpurent luce- cuff to tiintcb the yoke, which 1k unllned. Itronze Htot kiiigi look well embroil red In silk of u darker shade or, for eveuhig wear, lu a color to uiatch the gown, pale blue, pink aud white being trst In favor. White silk stockings are charming worked In white silk around motifs of lace. The dresning gown illUHtratetf Is a on i tollable garment developed In French fliiiini-l. Nuns' tuck trim the bottom of the skirt and the collars ar edged with ruffle of plaited taffeta ucd single rows of velvet ribbon. Tb rleeves ar flnlxhed In the same fash ion. JVitW CHOLLET. Cured Paralysis. W. F. Bailey, P. 0. True, Texas, writes: "My wife bad been suffering five years with paralysis in her arm. when I waa persuaded to use Ballard' Snow Liniment, whidb cured her all right. I have alo used' it for old sore frostbites and skin eruptions. It doe the work." Sold bp Hart's drug store QUID NCLP WANTED, UASN CLGGcUPBT AND R. B. AscouaUng. SSO to SV a aiontk sal try assured our grsduaUa uader boad. Our six aohool th largest la America sad ndor4 by aU Railroads. W'riU (or catalogue. MORSE SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, CladaaaU, 0, Buffalo, K.T, AUaata, Ga, U Croaae, Wis, Tax trkaaa, Tex, Eaa Fraadaoa, Cai WANTED A POSITION FOR LIGHT, lniJ work, willing to leara. Twenty years of age. Address Cbs Lrn, Bay Center, Washiagtoa, VANTrU-ierj!tk-, tru.lworthy niaa or wtmtan 10 worn in r-(w" seating Larg ManufaiHuring Company! alary 40 to pO per month; paid week l. m tMH,M ..Kan.-.! AJJmn. with tampJ. IL Moore, Astoria. Ore. the return of Chines rertiflcate No. m& of ikig Shee Moy, lost about two week ago. Return to Wing Chin Chong. 78 Mill etreet. FURHISHED ROOMS WANTED. VAXTFJ-By man and wife. 2 or 3 nicely furnithed rooms. 'Inquire at Astoria a ofQc. FOR RXKT FURNISHED ROOMS. ILVr rXU KENT; PART FIRM ture for alei hurjisin; i-entraly l- cated. J' Exchange treet. FOR RENT A new imlein 1 6 room spsrtnient on Irving emij rent S.3l Apply A. Wood. 3h1 Mtb tre. t. Ml' ELY mi.NISHEl) UmMS AM) gwtd board (Swedi-h kilihrn)i in- t .,4 ,, .u.t ..'....ft quire at lieyno, isi i"nu nm-i, Leebn-k's ltoue. t BOARD AND ROOMS FOR SEVERAL parti caa b secured at th Hold) Rous, th and Duaa street. FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED room with stoves; alao housekarping room vrry reasoosbl. 6TS ConmarcisJ street, Shanahaa building. FOR RENT-FOUR UNFURNISHED room for housekeeping. Msn and wife preferred. Cheap rent to right parties, 1661 Thirty-fourth ntree. FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED room for light hue keeping. No -hidren. Enquire 472 Commercial tret. FOR SALE. rOR SALE BECOND-I1AND 7 COL- umn newspsper outfit; complete pt prs; cheap. Inquire at thla of- See. FOR SALE-CHEAP-IIORSB, BUG- gy and harness. Inquire Attorian of- Ice. LOST AND FOUND. LOST-IV STAR THEATRE, Dis charge papers ftom Company "I.." Twenty-Third infantry, U. S. A.. Finder plcan leave at this ofTn-e and receive re wsrd. MUSIC TEACHES. MANDOLIN LESSONS RIVEN-MRS. C. D. Stewart. 127 Seventh utrert EMBROIDERY LESSONS GIVEN LESSONS IV HARDANfiER EM- broidery is given by Mrs. Julius Erieksoa. 03 West Bfnd street, Astoria, for 25 eenU per Sour. The Astoria Restaurant. GOOD, CLEAN MEALS EXCELLENT SERVICE OPtN ALL NlOItT 399 Bond St, cor. Ninth I IETIBD COIMW. Situations Wanted Advertisements Inserted Twice Without Charge, BUSINESS DIRECTORY r RESTAURANTS. GUM WAH CO. XttUataat 7 Aster St Astoria, Or. AR kiaos f msata Noodle aa Chop 3uy. TORI POINT OYSTER HOUSX. Camera sad Shoalwater Bay Oyster Steaks Chops, Ete. Opsa asv and night Ilth St, next U Scully's cigar store F1RST.CLA8S MEAL tor 15c; nice cake, coffe, pie, or ajpugbnuta, 5c, at U. S. Restaur U3t 434 Bund SL BEST 15 CENT MEAL. You can always find the beet 15-cent meal in the city at the Rising Sun Restaurant. 612 C-otnmercialSt. LAUNDRIES. The Troy Laundry The only white labor laundry In the ity. D( th best work at rasenabl price and I In every way wrthy f your patronage. 10th and DUANI Sta, Fhene 1H1. GARDENING. IWTro PLANTS AND FLOWERS for sal-Experienced gardening and job work of all kind dune on short notic Address orders to X. G, car A'torlsa Office. WOOD YARDS. WOOD! WOOD1 WCODI Corl weed, mUI wool, hex wool, ay kind sf wool at lowest price. Kelly, the transfer au, Thea iifi Mala, Ban ta Twelfth, ppestt spsra Boas. TAILORING E. MARTINSON Fin mrrrhsnt tailoring, Rrmm S, ovr Cooper's store, K. of P. Building. As toria. FURNITURE. ROBINSON SI H1LDEBRAND Goodman Bldg. 588 Commrlal St U F.N ITU RE, Csrpets, Aadding. Steves, Matting. Window Shsdss, LINOLEUM, Eto. BROKERAGE. C. J. TUENCIIAKI) sal Estate, Insursnss, Cemmissior and Shipping. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER. Offioe 1S3 Ninth Street, Next t Juctie Office. ASTORIA. OREGON. Smith Premier is the simplest and strong est of all writing machines. It does better work, docs it quickerlasts longer, and costs less in the long run than anv other type writing machine. It is The World's Best Typewriter Ut as mi' yo our Knit hook tctlinf U sbout It. Typewriter rtff lirt. M (hinoi rentrd. Slfnorjphr Airniahri. Th Smith Premier Typwritr Conipaoy 4. u 1 1 Mini "I NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. NolW Is kersliy given tleat the an. mial mating of the atkholder of th Abulia FJertrw Vwpny will Iw liel.l at the ulllce uf the 0inxin.v, Puge lllork, Aloria, Oregon ,on MoaXiy Ute eight h day of January, 1W6. at t oVIork, P. M, for th purpo of electing a board of direr tors, to sene during the ensuing r, and for th transaction of tuoA other twsine msj lawfully om hefore th meeting. 0. N. luiairs-s he.Tflsr.1. Astoria. Orfo. D-.'emher l I90J. PROFESSIONAL CAROi. KYSICIANS. JAY TUTTLE, M. D. FHT8ICIAN AND 8UK0E0N A oils AaikKaal larfoa 0. g. Marta Mf llaJ aarew. OeSoe hour! It to 11 a.m. lll:Nia Tf Coamerelal Street, tad Hoof. DR. J. P. CORAY, 6faaut EYE, EAR, NOSE AND TRR0AT soj 0rfniaa Builliag. PORTLAND .... OREGON 0STE0PATHIST1. DR. RR0DA C. HICKS OSTEOPATH Once ManseU Bid. Phono Blerk toll 171 Commercial SU Astoria, Ore. DENTISTS. DR. T. L. BALL, DENTIST. 524 Commercial tit Astoria Oreeon. Dr. VAUGHAN, Dkntut fythlan Building, Astoria. Oregoa. Dr. W. C. LOGAN DENTIS1 678 Oonmernal Ht, 8banahaa Building DR. C. W. IiARR, Dentist, Maiiseil UuiMing Telephone Rod 20til Astoria, Oregon SEASIDE DIRECTORY. 1 WINES AND LIQUORS. THE GBM An tip to il( resort for rirnttrmen. (Hiuit Wint's, l.liuur and Clgais. Git us a rail and we'll do th rest. 0. E. HUNTER. Prop, Seasids, Or. aJi W a a a cxpemeNCi Tnsoc MasMS Otatona CoenntoMT Aa. utMilln liprolxMrp!""1 l''Him.nir I b .n. r wl U r. .riRf laul .'. MANOSdOl m fsioat .lit frM. IHflMut frM.rf hrtirli. Mlmii. I'm.'ik '"' tiirmiah Mimn lu. rclr tf,,utlnHU', lltiMltc1, ISUo Scientific Jfmerlcan. A hnitnw.lr lllwHnii wortlf. hm Mr. rollln "1 unf 'tMtliSi tournal. 1 rm. i rt f Hirmi.nlho.il. S"Wbil Mmmttmn. Mronck Oflko, Ol t it. WsAmmi. It. U MORNING AST0RIAN Is oa Sal In Astoria at J. N. GSIFFIN'8 BOOKSTORE. giZINGER'S NEWS DEPOT, OCCIDENT HOTEL OFFICE, scmirs cigar store, JOS. JACOBS, CIGAR STORE, and THE ASTORIAN OFFICE, Tenth anl Commercial fits. I k MEDICAL. THE Dr. C. GEE WO Chinese Medicine Co. Formerly lot-sled S59 AMerHtreetl for the ' feycara.HAVIS OVED Into th brlok building outh-eut cor ner of Kirt and Morrison 8lrta a- trauoNo.63 Front St. Successful Hose Treitaeot Dr. 0. till WO Is kaova tkreoihmit Uo Cnllo iuo. and lo ealle th Urwl Cblnw InmHut oa arnxiBl of nU waadorfUl eervs wilhmtl th. ol at a kalfo. iUttMl lulus putfm ot dnmiutaur klsif. Ho troala aaf a4all dlsmm wits sowrrul ortoasst rwHo borko. bsrk. hU aafcl Ihot are known U mwllrol wltm la tblo ceuolry, see Utrouak tb of Ibaa barailSBS lease Sim b. iivuim to euro leurm. ANnM. laaf ire). HMeassw NstvsaoMi. Ssnasath. liver. KieW. ftm W sakaass aad all Chronic D'sssss. tail w nw. enriuaias 4 s-eant staaase M uf aona sea wrvuisr. Aoareao, tk. r. A. W. M.Ata. r No. bM .i ..rat SL, It Cor. Merrlssa. i ti i. - - Moolloa tbls HOTELS. HOTEL PORTLAND PORTLAND, ORE. Flnset Hotel In the Nerthweet, LICK San Francisco kadlni co nienct and bmily hotJ cgntrallf locstsd. Cos anient to 11 car lines, and place of amusement and la terett. Cafs and Grill to uched. Rates $100 per day and up. Street can direct to kottl (rota and to all depots, HOUSE San Francisco, Cal. x lnitSisTive kind of L Sioiy for wKlckiKe NATIONAL MAGAZINE is paying mooo too oirricoLT cr IB pMflSyttftfikl Um Wr Us fri4 Tmsia4 prli M Quskaf SpiMtaf mm da) WLsealH Hm SMftlaff a) tmt riir'irS FWIIff PrvM b IkaaS Ml Ubt Oasursje ( Ms iail mh vws rMi4 iwsrfe sjssiIM sjisrlstiit 4 bt laVHtl. 1 Th- et4 Ifclf B4 He W4 m m Mvt rMsum. tH art potv aj lt rHng htHrKtt r "' i r-wtis tHri 91 ft t oiir sttili s guillns sml r. US hf thM Vr IMfTrfti. Aut f ifMr' M mt4. 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