SUNDAY, AfRlL.sn, inofl.
THE MORNING ASTOMAN. ASTOIUA, OitEGON
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MR FASHION LETTER
New Skirts Are But a Repetition
of Former Styles.
MODISH THREE PIECE SUITS
Attractive Accordion Plaited Matinee
Whit Parasula Will Be Extremely
Chic Pumpi Are Lower and
Trimmed With Bowt.
Circular, Knml unit phtlttni alrta-
it seem nlnioM iilmurd to i-numerat
tliPHit llit'ie Models Hint fur no long a
time Iiiivm lice n iioinilitr. Tlii'ro are
rbmiKi't to Im observed in i liii width
Of pInltH. in tin' iiiiiulwr of the Korea,
111 tln nIiiih of Hut skirt mill In till'
tylo of irliiiinliiu, Imt thi' Integral
art an Hit mi mi'.
HiiiiiIn of mIIU uixl M'lvi't, two or
Mv liwhe will-, ii n to Im found at
a riiAHMiNU cukskt cxtvo.
the edgo "f ninny stuiinliik' wklrt mod
tin, inn lilpliiif are uned down each
earn,
Tbe uiw 'duneres are wonderfully
pretty, espiilitlly lu llht ahadi. The
material I linn Mild very iillutile, and
the airfare I muni'thlnK like Rood
quality ptau (lc nole.
Tlin llniiiTlw iaraol are lovelier
than luMt year. All aorta of liund work
Ii lavished iih.ii tlicin, but there ore
beautiful example with embroidered
dot. 1'iiriiHolM of plain linen with
frliiKt'd border, tin- linen Itself frlnued
to make narrow borders mid laid ou
tLi fniiiii' lu ovcrliipplnu luyer, are
hown In tin' iM'Mt llni'ii shop,
Very attractive ar tin mrordlon
plaited matinees of liberty wltk. with
deep luce collar. They fall to the
walat mid ii it- worn with 11 awnrt pet
ticoat or ii nllk dies skirt.
There lire HfinlflttluK dreimlnK Jack
eta drawn In lit the waist und buck
with a hiinIi that tie In front nnd hu
long end i'd'd with frlne.
The corset rover mi'ii In the cut la
trlmuieil In uu original fiiwhlou with
cluny luce. Croiipa of tiny tucks ylve
Uio required fullucN. I
I SUNSHADES AND FABRICS.
I A decided preference will tie innnl-
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Metal ond Ivory bundle nre In evi
dence on the more expensive kludH.
V'heru la n sunshade In Mr. Nicholas
ngworth's trouHHeiiu that will be
much copied. It la n "atnr" poniMol
desbjned by the bride ond carrl-xl r'
LilpSofteiis
ffiMy Water
jfg m M Mf Saves Cleans
ft0jMI1 Whitens
ffflilH cithcs
mi cMr 'Ask Dealer
5fHUIfi TEAM
Hi liwuy ww f gainerm wnn iiiio
fon, '
Many women will rejoice tit the tld
liiffa Hint threii piece aulla nr to bit lu
vokiio thin aeiiitoii, The wulala worn
with Hume nulla nre lingerie nffalra Hint
(liilntlly top Ilia eoiMclet skirts, There
la o Jacket to tun xt, but In moat In
etaucea It la auch a dlinlnutlve affair
that It require conaiderable ImaiflDa-
tlon to feel aure that It exlnta,
A atuniiliiK' tlirei' piece milt W tu.'i'l"
of orchid pink cloth. The circular aklrt
Iihm ii flounce on the bottom, and the
coat la lu I-oiii tyle, with a deep col
lar and cuffa of roae velvet embroid
ered with Kilt. The belt la of black
main iiikI the bodice of bruxHcIa uet
nnd Irlah Hlut ItiHertlon, with louche
of pink cloth.
intuition, munllna and luwna ar
hown with half Inch xiitlu atrlpoa, on
which apMar little Miiipudour bou
quet lu delicate color. Tbeae gowna
will be aluiply made with trluimluga
of valencienmi lace and glrdlea of rib-
toil, flowered or plHln.
The frock pictured 1 of orchid pink
Wftandle. The aklrt la trimmer! almoet
to the waUt with ulternnte handa of
tucka mid lace. The evening hwdice
ha ltn fullncuM tui'Ke) and Mooned
nver a deep ilrdl if potupiidour rib
bn. I-acW trlrua (he dvcolltte nei'k.
HEAD AND FOOT.
I'olnted ahixa buve been ateadll.T
(rntnliiK in fuor ami that they have ar
rived n kIiowq lu the aiiutrt new (iiiinpa.
Thine puinpa nre n little lower than
they were hint year mid are apt to allp,
but Oie new lmw that decorate them
are very dainty. They nre funny lit
Ho afTalra of lint her made In two
bunched Up lodpH.
In place of tbe rather higher puinpx
have i-orue "ribbon Ilea," boiiHtlng four
or aometluiea aix great cyclcta. through
which ribbon rniiK to tie In even larger
bow'a than thoxe of Inat kciinou.
I'atent leiithcr mid gun metal, a dull
Unladed leather, tight for anprcinncy,
Itoth are popular for puinpa, mid both
are equally Improved by the little
leather Imhv.
In 1'iirln red leather alioca with ailver
heela are n novelty of the moment.
Color bid fair to have a certain
prominence in low hIioch, but white nnd
black are fur and away moat worn. It
la early, though, lu the hciimoii to pre
dict, for there may be Home atartllng
new thlngM lu the way of footgear later
on.
Following In tbe trull of gowu in a
terlala there are puinpa In delicate
ahadea of piiatel colorx. TIichc pumpa
are fiiHclnntlngly pretty, but they're ou
extravagance, for there In no way of
i.nir. uujif uetorllv ut home.
a vrlety woman hn nan ti reii urn
able pair of slippers made of allver In
the form of mrd. TIu t'xi forms the
beak, nnd the vnmpa nre otitstri'tched
wlnifH. Much footirear la for the fnddr
r!a!i, .r"'.':.t. in "weiilrlcltr of an
expensive variety.
The hat nki'Mied Ima an ecru at raw
brim and crown of the same shado of
aatln. A hiiKi paradlw feather aluid
tug to brown U the only trimming.
THE PERENNIAL WAIST.
There In little clinutfo In tin imiterlnla
for lingerie Hlilrl wiiImim. Mueii batlale,
nnlimoiik, I'nrU ioiimIIii, French mull,
hundki'ti hlcf linen ami fine lawn are
tlm favorltin,
There l ii new heavy linen, without
gluze, which la very amort for tailored
A COHHKLKT WA1HT.
effect In Mhlrl waiala. Many of the
aummer wiiImih will be trlmined with
dotted and plain footing, llut'ti torchon
and handNoitie hiiea, Including Irish
crochet ami Flemish. Hand embroidery
la ut the top notch of faahlou.
All the uew ahlrt wolata are broad
arroa the Hhouldera and cheat, and
then I no droop lu tin mIcvvc at uny
point. Whenever poatilble they ore cut
off at the elbow.
When a yoke or chemiaette appears
on a ahlrt walat It rcm-he barely below
tbe neckband. Featbmtltchlnf It
uaed a great dual In Imlivtdoal dealgni
r outlining hu e luairtlon and nottfi.
Plain foldeil atocka or turnover em
broidered linen collar are woru with
four-lit hand tie of soft or corded alllc
All oX the dreaay ahlrt walats faaten
down ttie back. With the exception i)f
tho French model they have rathr
good alwd pearl button put far apart.
The tiny button Hcnrcely at, Incb apart
down the buck of a walat are trying to
tho temper.
The bloiiHc Illustrated i designed for
wear with a corxelet aklrt. It la of oil
over lace mid rullle, the latter banded
with wide beading. The sleeves, with
Uir cnacmli of luce, are chnrniing.
Jl'MC CHOLI.ET.
Church
Notices!
Baptist Church.
All the usual Sunday services will
bo observed at the Baptist church to
day. The sermon hour being oc
cupied both morning and evening with
echo from the Baptist Pacific Coast
Conference held in Portland last week.
Everybody invited to that which will
he interesting to everybody.
First Lutheran Church.
Morning service nt 10:43 in Swecd
Mi. Evening service at 8 o'clock in
English. At this service the pastor
will speak on the theme "The Good
I Current Events
In Society Here
M
Miss Carrie Short entertained a few
ot her Mends with a dinner on lhurs-
.lay.
Miss Mabel Douglas of Flavel spent
vesterdav afternoon in this city.
Mis Margaret Higgins gave a shower
in houoi' of Miss May Morgan on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frnnk Sanborn gave a stocking
shower in honor of Miss Bertha Hob
son. (lames were played. Mis Mable
Tioloi' winning the prize.
Ou Monday night, about thirty friends
Mr. nnd Mrs. Austin Osborn assem
bled at the home of Judge Osborn to
tender them a surprise party. Refresh
ments and six handed euchre helped the
guests to pass a very pleasant evening.
The prize winners were Mrs. Earl Fish-
mid Mr. C, R. Morse. Miss Ruth
Garner and Mrs. C. W. Holmes assist
ed iu entertaining.
Hlieplierd," All are cordially invited to
attend.
Congregational Church.
Nervier will take place both morn
ing and evening, He v. Strange pleach
ing, Sunday aehool immediately fol
lowing the morning aervlee.
Crace Episcopal.
There will he divine aervice at. firace
cliiiii'li tlii moiniiii' ut ll:'K
o'clock uli'l Nimduy Hehool at 2:00
o'eik intear i,f J2:,'H. The evening
Hcrviee ill he omitted.
Presbyterian Church,
Morning woraliip at 1I:W) o'clwk.
Sermon: Third of the eric on "Mom'"
Sunday School at 12:15; V. V. S, C.
.., 0:30; Evening womliip, ".'V) Theme
of aermon, "Mo Firt."
The Voting
Men'a Iw-ague will have a May day
tramp bonfiie and potato hake on
Voting' river beach next Tuesday. AH
young people are invited. One crowd
will leave the chtireh at v'vn o'clock.
Thoe who can not, come to early will
leave the clmreli at eight. It it rains
the oclul will be held in the church.
Wring your own apud.
First M. E. Church.
Morning cla 10:15; Prearhing by
the pantor, Rev. W. S. (Jrim it 11 a.
m. and 7: 30 p. m Sunday chool 12;
Epworth league, 6:30 p. m. Subject
for league nieating will be "Peril of
Prosperity and Civie Unrighteounesi.M
Meeting led by Mr. W. S. Grim. We
wa glad to welcome you to all our aer
vice. Regular prayer meeting every
Wcdne-day at 7:30 p. m.. On May 15th
Ir. F. Burgett Short pastor of Taylor
Stn-et M. E. church, Portland will lec
ture iu the church. His subject will be:
"The Oopel of Good Cheer."
Norwegian Danish M. E. Church.
Rev. C. Aug I'cternon, pa-tor will
preach at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m., Albert
(ark-on, superintendent. Young Peo
ples' meeting at 7:00 p. m., Rev. E. I.
Nanthrup, leader.
Carl and !. Baster.
aster KiiQday eennot happen earlier
than March X or later than April tS,
but between the two dates It haa a
rang ef thirty-lire days. At the time
of tbe council of Nice, 325 A. D., It
waa agreed by the representative pres
ent that from that time forward Eaater
should fall on tbe flrM Sunday after
the full moon occurring on or next
after March 21, or. In other word, "on
the first Sunday after the flrat full
moon after the sun crosses the line."
Since the above nrraugement waa
adopted by the great ecclesiastical
couucil referred to Easter has fallen
on March 22 ntid on every date be
tween that nnd April 25, but It is only
after long Intervals of Hme that It oc
curs on Its extreme dates. In 1886
Easter fell on April 2T, its latest pos
sible date, nn event which will not
ngnln occur until the spring of 1043.
The hist time Easter fell ou Its earliest
date wa In ISIS. This will not happen
again until uftcr this century.
Failure.
"Very frequently," says New York
lawyer, "there I nn elemeut of uncou
selous humor In tbe findings of a Jury.
To my mind, the best I ever heard In
this connection was the verdict brought
In by n coroner's Jury In Michigan,
who were railed upon to pas upon the
case of the sudden death of a merchant
In I.rtnsbg.
"The finding was aa follows: 'W'i
the jury, rind from the physician's
statement tint the deceased came to
his death from heart failur?, superin
duced by business failure, which was
caused by speculation failure, which
was the result of failure to see far
nouga ahead.' "Harper's Weekly.
Miss Harriet Belland entertained the
Thursday afternoon Club last week. The
game of live hundred was played. Mrs.
Richard Carrulhct's winning the prize
Mr. Harry George is expected homo
in a few days,
The Sunday Club gave a pleasant lit
tle dance last evening at Logan's hall.
It was well'attended.
Mrs. Martha Finch and niece arrived
here last week to visit with Mrs. Alex
ander Gilbert.
Miss Helen Dawson was entertained
by Mrs. Robert Carruther at her home
on Exchange street. The principal am
musements of the evening were danc
ing and singing ond afterwards the game
of hearts was played, the prize winners
being Miss Allic.e Wright and Mr. James
Robb. Scotch Broom was used as the
decorations.
CASTOR I A
)7or Infanta tad Children,
Tha M You Hava Always Bough)
Bears th
Signature of I
REPORT OF TIIE CONDITION OK THE
at Astoria, In the State of Oregon, at
the elte of biifsineiis, April 6, 1900.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discount $267,366.01
j Overdrafts, secured and unse.
cured 7,023.51
U. 8. Bonds to secure circula
tion 12.500.00
Premium on TJ. S. Btndi .. 800.00
Bond Securities, etc 34,640.16
Banking house, furniture and
fixture 4,000.00
Other real estate owned 4,375.00
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents) 9,713.63
Due from State Banks and
Bankers 4,168.92
Due from approved reserve
agenta 241,071.681
Checks ami other cash items . I AMIS
Notes of other National
Bank 1,685.00
Fractional paper currency,
nickles, and cents 290.49
Lawful money reserve in baak
vil:
Sped. $48,102.00
Legal tender notes . 2.277.0A 50,379.00
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5 per cent of cir-
culatioi) 625.00
Total $640,671.61
LIABILITIES.
Capital atock paid in $ 50,000.00
Surplua fund, 10,000100
Undivided profit, leas e
pemea and taxes paid 31,009.35
National Bank Notes Out
staadhg 11,900.00
Irdi vidua! deposits subject
to cheek $290,184.95
Demand certificate of de
posit 34,592.34
Time certificates of
deposit 203,943.97 53t.T62.26
Totad
...$64,6T1.61
State ef Orefoa., Couaty ef OWset,
at:
L J. - Higgias. cashier of the above
ma med baak, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of
y knowledge and belief.
J. K. H1UU1JNS
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 13th day of April, 1908.
GEORGE C. FULTON,
Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
GEO. H. GEORGE.
GEO. W. WARREN,
A. SCHERNECKAU.
Directors.
REi ORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First Moil Bank
At Astoria, in the State of Oregon, at
the close of business, April 6th, 1906.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $358,101.86
Overdrafts, secured anu un
secured 4,537.71
U. S. Bonds to secure chcula.
tiou 12,800 00
Bonds, securities, etc 74,580.00
Other real estate owned 3,000.00
Due from National banks
(not reserve agents) .... 16,064.76
Due from State Banks and
Bankers 70,832.63
Due from approved reserve
agents 170,012.94
Checks and other cash items 740.41
Notes of other National
Banks 20.00
Nickles and cents 392.56
Lawful money reserve in bank
viz:
Specie $111,000.00
Legal tender notes 20.00 111,020.00
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5 per cent circu
lation 1,250.00
Total $823,052.87
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ...
Surplus fund '
Undivided profits, less expen
50,000 00
60,000.00
ses and taxes paid 19,300.33
National Bank notes out
Standing 12,500 00
Individual deposits subject
to check $542,916.35
Demand certificates of de
posit 138,261.19
Certified checks . . 75.00 681,252.54
Total
. .$823,052.87
State oi Oregon, County of Clatsop.sss
I, S. S. Gordon cashier of the above-
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
S. S. GORDON,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of April, 1906.
. V. BOELLINO.
Notary Public.
Correct Attests
i. C. FLAVEL,
w. f. McGregor,
J. WESLEY LADD,
; Directors.
Astoua National Bank
"PaleBohemlan
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THE
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FOR
THE
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WEALTHY
AND
WISE
on draught and in bottle
Brewed inder sanitary condition and
property gd right nere in Attorla.
North Pacific
Brewing Co.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
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A CHINA TEA POT, CHOCO
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OS EVEN A NICE LITTLE TEA
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YOU ASE WANTING If SO
THE PLACE TO GO IS THE
Yokohama Bazaar'
638 Commercial Street, Astoria
HUNTING TRIP
Buw to I prwfCT!y equips I ohjain the STfcV.
JtNSan-1 you CANNOT GO WHOM.. Uetiuie
RirtES . ,
PISTOLS .
SHOTGUNS ,
from $2.25 to $130.00
from 2.60 to 60.00
from 700 to 35.00
Aik your dealer ant insist 'Swid for 140-fwe I! In.
00 our pofiuUr make. If tratei tatai v- If Inter
yucann'toltiIi), eshtpietnl in SHiK'TtNtj, yoo
hrx r, tarriasf (kjr?ri (Mjho have It. Mailed
frtf.uJ, up a recet of, fi f-jj cents hi staruia to
catalog ijtkc. 1 caver pottage.
Our attractive three-color Aluminum Hanger mill b
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THE
Dr. C. GEE W0
Chinese
Medicine Co.
Formerly located 253
Alder Street; for the
past five ycars,HAVE
MOVED into the
lflrcrA liri'fc- fmiMiney
n-U!fc" at the south-east cor
ner of First and Morrison Streets. En
trance No. 162 Front St.
Successful Home Treatment
Dr. C. GEE WO Is known throughout tbe
United States, and Is called the Great Rhtmwn
Doctor on account of his wonderful eorei
without the aid ot a knife, without using
poison or drugs of any kind. He treats any
and all diseases with powerful oriental root
uerus, nam, ana vegetaoies that are un
known to medical science in thin ponntrv.
and through the use nf these harmless reme
dies he guarantees to cure
Catarrh, Asthma, Lung Trouble, Rheumttiim,
Nervousness, Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Female
Weakness and all Chronic D'lusu.
Call or write, enclosing 4 2-cent stamp for
mailing book and circular. Address,
The C- Ge Woo Chinese Medicine Co.,
No. 161 1.2 First St.. IE. Cor. Morrlio
Mention this Portland OrMon n.
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r PORTLAND, OREGON. '
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