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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1907)
THE MpUNINQ ASTOIIIAN, ASTOIUA, OltEGON, SUNDAY, APRIL SI, 1907, A Peep Into the Fashion World At J&loff's New Store CHRONICLES FilOl WARRENTON You will recognize the fact that an inspection of JalofTs lines of Millinery and Ladies' Wearing Apparel is equivalent to "A Peep Into the Fashion World. , You will need no long argu ments to convince yourself that JalofFs is the smartest and most reasonable priced line in the city. 120311th St., Between Commercial and Bond Streets Millinery, Salts, SKIrts, Waists, Etc Something New Every Day. HIMIIIMMIIIIIIIHHIIIIHMIMIIMIIIMMIIMMi IIARINE MEMORANDA Steamer Telegraph Shows Up at the Calander. BERWICK FOR ROGUE RIYER Cascades Pick, Up The Derelict Bet sie K. Cable Steamer Bumtide Due Here From Puget Sound Wenona Breaks Shaft. The steamer Telegraph arrived down yesterday at 1:30 o'clock, her old hour, with about 30 people In her cabins, find went back an hour later with good business. It seems good to see her frisking about the Astoria water ways again. Toe Washington state fish warden's launch, the Nola, with Deputy State ish Warden Burton on board, waa a Visitor at the Astoria docks yesterday. Mr. Burton and Water Bailiff Settem of this dominion, both report the fish eries in good order and free from delin quencies. , The Callender steamer Wenona is on the beach at Leathers' yard with a broken shaft She will be on duty again tomorrow, and In the meantime the big launch Queen is taking her place on the river runs. The steamer South Bay went south yesterday to San Francisco, with her usual 'naif million feet of lumber, tak en this time from the Old Oregon mill and the Flavel 'docks. The Standard Oil steamer Helen P. Drew touched in here for a couple of hundred barrels of oil and then pro ceeded to the Sound ports. The One launch Hyak, built by wil Bon Brothers, of this city for the Yes Bay Canning Company, left out yes terday noon for her destination In Alaska. . The oil steamer Maverick arrived In port yesterday morning and went on to the metropolis without any delay here. The motor schooner Berwick left Out yesterday for Rogue River with a hlf lot of cannery supplies. The steamer Cascades has found and tied to the wreck of the Bessie K. the derelict that baa been worrying coast ing steamers so much of late. She will take her Into Eureka or San Fran cisco, and is now en roate to one of these porta. The cable steamer Burnslde has been sent for by the government engineers at Fort Stevens to come over here from the Sound and pick up the severed cables broken by the steamer Coaster some time ago. The government has filed a figurelesa claim against the Coaster for the damage she wrought with her mud books and the sum of It will be fixed when the cost of re deeming the broken cable Is known and declared. ; xne Kamm steamer Lurllne is very busy and way off her schedule time. She got down at midnight last night against from Portland. YESTERDAY'S HAPPENINGS OVER ON THE WEST SIDE-MOON LIGHT, ICE CREAM, BASEBALL, PERSONALS, ETC "WARRENTOX, Or., April !T.--The steam schooner South Itey completed her cargo of lumber from the Old Ore gon mills at S o'clock p, in. yesterdny She la now on her way to San Fran claoo. The Presbyterian church service will be held at Warren Hull at S o'clock tomorrow evening. Rev. L, D, Howard officiating. A choir la being formed and the members hope to make their appearance on the platform at this service. Owing to rumor of an early wed ding in thla locality, the boys have deemed It advisable to get together their stock of noise-producing Imple mcnta so that they can earn the cue tomary "treats all round." Almost everyone baa began culti vating the 1c cream habit Seaside la likely to receive a large party of baseball enthusiasts from Warrenlon on Sunday, It Is hoped that town will be prepared for the occasion. Mr. A. Warren and wife, of Elk Creek, are the guests of Mrs. D. H Warren of thla city. Warrenton'a representatives In As toria yesterday Included Mr. D. 8. Hal- ferty and wife, Mr. Wm. Haggman, Mrs. C. Snyder, Mrs, D, K. Warren, Mrs. McCready, Mrs. J. Felts, and Mr. C. Dean. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Smiley have rented one of Mrs. Wheeler's houses and expect to move Into it on Monday. Dr. Wm. C. Judd attend! a social gathering at Hammond on Friday evening, returning yesterday morning. Mr.- Muffloy, president of the Old Oregon Lumber Company, is looking over the Warrenton plant PERSONAL MENTION. F. S. Myers, of Portland, is In the city on a business visit Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Booth, of Port' land, are visiting la thla city. H. O. Payton, of St Louis, la at the Merwyn. . M. I Huytke, of Rainier, came down on the evening train last night Harry Stoddard, of Hammond, Is a visitor in this city. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Batdorf, of San Francisco, are stopping at the Occl dent Harry Oeben, of Seattle, Is visiting in the city. W. Henry Baker, of Des Moines, is looking over the various fields in Astoria. F. P. Shaughnessy, of Portland, is In the dty. W. L. Puste ,of New York, Is at tending to business matters In Astoria. C. W. Rowllns, of St Louis, is find. ing things to attract his attention In this city. START NEXT WEEK. Beaver Lumber Company's Mill Near. ing Completion, The new Hammond sawmill now un der construction by the Beaver Lum ber company at Prescott Or, three miles east of Rainier, on the A. A C R. R., la rapidly nearlng completion and will start to aawlng next week. The mill ta a modern up-to-date band mill and will have a capacity of 100 000 feet of lumber per day. The first lumber sawed will be used In building extensive docks and other buildings needed to complete the plant E. L. Prescott Is president of the company, and R. F. Barker, formerly of Chlco, Cal., is general manager. The mill has an Ideal location and under the able management of the enterprising gen tlemen who are connected with It will be a money-maker and success from the start ' " 1 "" l"'"S HI HI1 , v-i 7 vftv VJ; In life V'VK''''. I'M Perfectly Dressed Any man who wears one of our Hart Schaffner Q Marx Suits Will get the verdict of being Perfectly Dressed Ready for Wear-Correct Fit and Style Copyright 1907 by Hart Schaffner 13 Marx Dunlap Hats are in for the Spring Showing. Neat and always in style. A Woman Telia How to Relieve Rheu- matie Pain. I have been a great sufferer from the dreadful disease, rheumatism, for number of years. I have tried many medicines but never got much relief from any of them until two years ago, when I bought a bottle of Chamber lain's Fain Balm, I found relief be fore I had used all of one bottle, but kept on applying It and soon felt like a different woman. Through my advice many of my friends bava tried j It ana can tell you how wonderfully it baa worked. Mrs Sarah A, Cole, 140 S. New St. Dover, Del ' Chamberlain's Pain Balm Is a liniment The relief I from pain which H affords is alone worth many times the cost It makes rest and sleep possible. For sale by Frank Hart and ail leading druggists. Why Have a torpid liver when Herblne. the only liver regulator will help you? There is no reason why you should suffer from Dyspepsia, Constipation, Chllle and Fever or any other liver comolalnta. when Herblne will cure you. F. C Wane, westviue, ia,, writes: '1 was sick for a month with chills and fever, and after taking two bottles of Herblne am well and heal thy." Sold by Hart's Drug Store. DONE BY DEED. Johanna C. Rummelln to Pauline and Ella Rummelln, an undi vided one-half Interest Warren ton Annex II William Johnson and wife to 3, 8. Johnson, N. E. Vi sec. 26--. . . .1200 Gus Schoenbaechler to Thomas Chambers, barber ahop (50 0 MILLINERY 8ALE MILLINERY SALE 3 A Spring: -MILLINERY SAL 1 r od I 1 Millinery Sale! J 2 Our Cuban friends couldn't refrain, From raising the Devil again. It seems that a "Little Taffy" and Rocky Mountain Tea Has set the Island free. Frank Hart, u .J a. u z Zj j u j 3 Our Dress and Street Hats, Friday and Saturday on April 26th and 27th Will be sold at Lower Prices than Anywhere in the City COMPLIANCE WITH LAW. TACOMA, April 27. At a conference between the state railroad commis sioners and the transportation com' mltte of lumber manufacturers today It was decided that If the railroads kept the record book of cars open for Inspection of the shippers at Tacorrm, Seattle and Spokane, It would be sat isfactory compliance with the law 'In that particular. Mrs. M. Petersen rJ 2 1! 11th & Commercial Sts. Star Theatre Bldg. EUREKA! Yes, I Have Found It at Last. Found what? Why that Chamber lain's Salve cures Eczema and all man ner of Itching of the skin. I have been lcted for many years with a skin disease. I had to get up three or four times every night and wash with cold water to allay the terrible Itching, but since using this salve In December, 1906, the Itching has stopped and has not troubled me. Elder John T, Ong ley, Rootville, P. For sale' by Frank Hart and leading druggists. ,. MILLINERY 8ALE- -MILLINERY 8ALE- -MILLINERY CAL DRE88MAKER WANTED, Wanted a woman that can sew well, at once. Hawks & Smith, A. 1 I S X 1 Dunlap Hats ''Uncommon Clothes." Always Right NEW TO-DAY. WANTEL GIRL TO DO CHAMBER ..work, good wages, apply O Astorlan Just Reoetvsd The secret of msiklng good pictures Is In having the best materials to work with. Hart's drug store have Just received a fresh supply of films and film-packs, so get In the gam and do It right loe Cream Made from pure cream 30 cents a quart. TAOG'S CONFECTION ERT. FOR SERVICE AND CONVENIENCE The prime essential of a business establishment Is to have It open for the purposes of business when It la needed; not closed by custom nor any rule of hours. This essential attaches to the drug store of Dr. C. E. Linton at 18S Eleventh street wnlch is open every on of the 24 hours In the day; and with a stock that meets every re quirement likely to arise In that time. It i one of the exceptions and Is thor oughly endorsed. MILLINERY, Mrs. R. Iwtloton will have a reduo Hon sale on all hats every Saturday night from I to 11 o'clek, Mrs. R. Ingleton, Welch block, appoalte office. Jut Thlnkl Lowney's cholocates In pound and half-pound boxes 60 cents and Si cents, until further notice, at TAQQ'S CONFECTIONERY, Wanted to Must be In M,, thla occ. buy a house good location, and lot. Address Dell E Scully, Notary Public, at Scully's Cigar Store. Any old hour I IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE. It makes all the difference In the world to the convivial man where, and what, he drinks. Most men desire beauty and cleanliness, and handsome appointments In the saloon they pat ronize regularly, as well as the essen tial pre-requlslte of genuine wines and liquors that are served to them, And these things are so. particularly and properly conspicuous at Otto Suud's elegant resort the Commercial, at No. 509 on the street of that name that they account thoroughly for the fixed and splendid cusom he enjoys. There Is nothing allowed to pass his counter but the best and choicest In every de partment of Indulgence, and the ser vice behind It all, Is the most pleasing and satisfying In the city. For The Little People. Every parent In this city should In' vestlgate, at once, the new and ap preciable shoe for the youngsters, at Charles V. Brown's Commercial street house. They are called the "E. C. Scuffer" and are the very epitome of good wear and real comfort They are going like wlld-flre and thi kids themselves are after them because they look so "comfy." A Guaranteed Presentment, - The movlng-ploture presentment of the Burns-O'Brien ring fight at Lot Angeles In November last, as put on at the Waldorf In this city last night and now occupying the boards there this week, and which Is heavily advertised In thl Issue, Is a guaranteed exhibit for exact and truthful detail In every particular of the full number of rounds. If a man knows anything of his own anatomy he mut be aware that his stomach Is a magnificent organ and entitled to the utmost consideration; knowing that he will sat at the Palao when he can conserve Its safety and comfort, by eating only the beat cooked, best served and most oompen aatlng meal In the city of Astoria, day, ornlght, It Is always the same, and the Palace habit Is one that pays to acquire. Arthur Smith ta a maa. tar of the art of preparation and ser vice, of all things edible. For your watch and clock repairing go to Frank J. Donnerberg the reliable Jeweler, 110-11 street Five Cents to fSJOO-When you feel Ilka "sponging" a bit, drop Into Frank Hart's drug store and buy ft sponge. Tou can find Just what you want, from cents to M.0 per sponge. Oo te A. D. Craig for your tents. awnings and all kinds of canvas work. 12th and Exchange, tf For Elsotrlo ervloe Installation or repair work, go to X B. Vernon, elec trician, No. 7 Exchange street, tel ephone, Main 1441. All manner of eleotrlo and telephone work don at short notloa. Save Your 8llps Whethor you buy 10 cents or a dol lar's worth in Wise's clothing store, save your slips, and when you have 15 worth you get a Piano number free. Be sure and ask for your number for the next dance and Piano contest for Wise's customers. Groceries That Tempt Because they are so Fresh and Good. Their prices tempt also. You can not often find such Groceries as we sell at prices like our present quotations. We try to please Each Custom and spare no time or pains to procure just what is wanted. ' ACME GROCERY 523 Commercial Street Phone Main 681 i