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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1906)
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN. ASTOHIA. OREGON. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, ijo. OUR FASHION LETTER Return to the Modes of Early Victorian Era. the CRAY SQUIRREL NECK SCARFS Alice aid Amy Blue to be the Favor ite Colors for Spring Skirts of Indian Red Voile for Misses Anklets Are ia a Quaint Fsd. One of tit fascinating trifle In wo mb's wear it collar of oetrich feath ers Interspersed with knots of bet tlbboa in two shades of blue. Borne of tbe new stocks show a line f goid about tbe top Instead of tbe anal rocking. Erenlng Hpper of tinted or white satin art adorned with a Urge white sr pink rose 'of silk with a Jeweled enter. ' ' ; . . , (Oray squirrel neck scarfs are to be bought as low as 12. There Is a return to the early Victo rian era and to tbe old fashioned jacket. Small hits of the "billycock' blcb KTEOsa nocx. shape have made their appearance, but the early Victorian ladle never wore them so msny Inches off their heads as they do today. Tbe pose of the Jaunty Parisian hat of tbe moment Is almost ridiculous, ami among exclusive dress ers it has had Its vogue. Valenciennes is used on tbe new frocks by tbe miles Instead of by tbe yards. Upon the sheer frocks of chif fon, tulle and gauze affected by tbe debutante there Is simply no limit to the use of this dainty but no leas serv iceable weave. Tbe princess effect Is one of the most modish at the mouirat, and where the gown Is not after this design absolute ly tbe aim is to produce the effect la trimming applications. For a short dancing frock there Is nothing prettier than an accordion plaited skirt. Few of the waists are, however, plaited this year, as In this style there Is no room for elaborate hand work. The gown in the Illustration is of pale blue mousseliiie de soie. The full skirt (m elntmratplr trimniwl fl limit the bot tom with ribbon embroidery and val late. Crossed bretelles of ribbon adorn the baby bodice, which has a bertha of deep lace. The sleeves are dainty fluffs of lace and moussellne. MODISTIC MATTERS. The new muffs have long wrist boles to keep the arms warm. Flat, wide models trimmed with animal beads and tails are stylish; also lace and flower ornaments. White caracal is a novelty of tbe season. The barrel shaped muff has been su perseded by the big square of fur cov- FBXKCB BLOUSE. red from top to bottom with tails of imwsome two or three rows which b c i esue the apparent thlcaneas or the muff but little. Toward the top of the muff, with Its fist lining of sstln. are the oDcnlun st either side whre the bands can be Inserted. As compared with the muffs of former years little ttaddtua- is used In the latest models. For children from four to ten red chinchilla bo coats are very popular. Fur cloths are In evidence everywhere. The smart Mouse Illustrate Is on of th new Parts models, The front fullness ts arranged somewhat oa th ttrrpllced order from a plain yoke and einpUvemeut. edged with Tel vet and fastened with five buttons a llttis above the waist line. SARTORIAL NOTES. Alice and army blue are to be the fa vorlte colors for spring. Tbe advanced showing of materials In these attractive shades Is perfectly stunning., There art all kinds , of . weaves. Including the nerriagbottt effects, which hart been smart all winter, v Seta of beautiful nainsook under wear made up with th trimming of parisiax rorrnn. all the pieces of the same pattern of embroidery or lace are more exquisite than ever. Iteal lace adorns this ex pensive lingerie. American women have grown so particular that nothing bnt real lace is thought good enough to go with band embroidery. lovely gown of Indian red voile for a girl of twelve has Its skirt made with a full Bounce, In which are two deep tucks set on tbe upper part of the skirt under another tuck. Broad tucks set the waist off lu a sort of square, and Just Inside It wanders a graceful little vine embroidered In silk which matches the red voile exactly. Drawn work done directly on tbe voile makes a yoke, and tbe same drawn work Just narrow lines of the thread caught together In a simple pattern runs all around the full flounce of the skirt The sleeves bare draped uppers and deep cuffs. The gown Is mads over white silk, so that every bit of the drawn work shows to advantage. New pins of the safety order rep resenting enameled orchids and other flowers are three and four inches in length. They are meant to pin together boleros, stoles and collars and are quite effective. Tbe girl's dress pictured Is of blue and white spotted challle. The skirt has three straight gathered Bounces. A princess effect Is gained by the skirt and waist being shirred together. A smart collar and tabs of lace make a dressy finish for the bodice. DRESS NOVELTIES. Women who like to be always doing or wearing something out of the com mon have taken to adorning themselves with anklets. Some of these new an klets are the tiniest gold bands, In scribed with ancient charms and said to defend the wearer from diseases and evil of every kind. Other anklets are made of precious stones strung togeth VKLVBTKEM ETZH1HO WEAP. er. They are worn under the stocking and scarcely show through, so fine and Small are they. One of the prettiest Ideas in neck ruf fles Is an affair of feathery ribbon that can easily be made at home. It con stats alnuilx of a rose Quilling of eight (II 81 Jt oe 1 HELP WANTED. LEARN 1 fiLEGRAFITT AND R. R Accounting. 150 to 1500 a month sal try assured our graduates under bond. Our six schools the largest ia America sad endorsed by all Railroads. Write for catalogue. MORSE SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, Cincinnati, 0H Buffalo, N. , Atlanta, Gs. La Crosse, Wis., Tsx srkaaa, Tex, Saa Francisco, CaL WANTED: YOUNG MEN) FRET A RE yourselves to fill the portions that will be created as fast as th aumrou railroads completcthsirexteaslon during 1906: salaries paid telegraph operator $80 to $150 prr month; w prepare you at horns by mail first and you can enter our school later, saving I to 2 months' board and tuition; writ for our term today. Pacific Coast School of Tl grapby, Portland, Ore. MALE HELP WANTED Ma and wo men to leara watchmaking, eagrav inr. Jeweler work, optics; easy tsrmi; positions guaranteed; money mad learning. Watchmaking Engraving School, 1428 Fourth avenue, Seattle. SALESMAN AND WINDOW TRIM mer; sptnk Scandinavian; reference. T. W., care Atrhin. '",!' VOl Nt; MAN OK GOOD EDIVATION ittiiilnvni(-itt of any kinJ. R. II. T., Atorian. M'J AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS, RETAIR- men. chauffeurs and others wanted all over the country; 80,000 machines built this year in United States; affording mreat opportunitks for our students; 8 cents a day will qualify you for good wasres in this growing field. For full particulars and one free lesson, includ ing a Dictionary of Motoring Terms. Address The Correspondence School of Automobile Engineering, suits 7403 Flatiron Bldg., New orlt. WANTED GENERAL AGENT TO represent us in this locality; man with untrift ability : we offer the best " nlan to buy orange groves in Southern California on small monthly payments; remanent position with liberal pay to good men who can produce businei; write today. California Fruit Growers- Association of Los Angeles, 28 H. W, Hellman Bldg., Los Angeles, CaL WANTED BY FAMILY OF TIIREE adults, a middle-aged woman for gen ral housework; must be good, plain cook and laundress. Addres, stating wages. Box 33, Seaside, Oregon. WANTED -Energetic, trustworthy man to work in Oregon, representing Lare Manufacturing Co.; salary 40 to $90 per month, paid weekly; expense advanced. Address with stamp, J. H. Moore, Astoria, Ore. FOUND, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, ladies' hand bag, containing money. Apply 3S7 17th street. FOR SALE. rOR SALE SECOND-HAND 7 COL umn newspaper outfit; complete x cept prss; cheap. Inquire at this of Bee. FOR SALE CHEAP HORSE, BUG gy and harness. Inquire Astorian of ace. SECOND HAND DONKEY ENGINES for sale, suitabl for logging and hoisting purposes. For description and price apply to F. D. Kutttner, Astoria, Oregon. FOIt SALE $450.00. ONE ACRE, FINE land. Nfiw 8 room house on . All fenced. Good well on river bank, a fine home for a fisherman. Net rack, barn and boat house go with place. At Burnside Station. Apply to Ne1 Pet erson, Skamokawa, Wash. Inch ribbon fastened upon a two or three Inch foundation of canvas, with about an Inch of tbe entire ribbon on both sides frayed to make a good silky fringe. To each end of the ruff are attached two little tails made in the same way, without tbe foundation and of four Inch ribbon. Plain sutin .ribbon Is tbe best for this, as it Is firm and holds the folds out well. The evening wrap IlIuHtrated is of nark green velveteen. Front and sleeves are decorated with Btltched straps trim med with metal buttons. Tbe neck la finished with a lace collar. JUDIC CHOLLET. So long as Covcrnor Magoon endures, the- Panama canal needs no other press agent. em Situations Wanted Advertisements Inserted Twice Without Charge. FOR RENT FURNISHED S00MS. FOR RENT THREC FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping; no children. Enquire 472 Commercial street. FOR RENT 8 FURNISHED HOUSE keeping room. 678 Commercial. MUSIC TEACHER. WANTED -THREE MUSIC FITILS. Inquirs at AstorUa olio. MANDOLIN LESSONS GIVEN-MRS. C. D. Stewart, 127 Seventh street. - - - - " : " HORSES rOR HIRE. GOOD SADDLE HORSE FOR HIRE BY hour or day. Apply at Aatorian office. WOOD YARDS. WOODI WOOD! WCOD! Cord wood, lull wood, box wsed, aay klad of wood at lowest price, Klly, th transfer man. Thn sisi Mala, Bara oa Twelfth, opposits opera hous. ROSES FIELD GROWN Ths best cwt you no more than "any old thing." It will pay you to buy at HEADQUARTERS. We Pay The Express and charge you no more than our next door neighbor. Send for illustrated catalogue today. A solicitor wanted In every town. CALIFORNIA ROSE CO, Los Atpta. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JUST We Want to Talk to You ABOUT BOOK BINDING We do it in All the Latest and Best Styles of the Art . . . v tjS g Wc take your Old Magazines that you have piled away on your shelves and make Handsome Books of them fit to grace any library We take your old worn out books with the covers torn off rebihd them and return to you good as any new book. 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