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THE MORNING ASTOKIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
WNDAY, JULY ti, 1907.
OUR WEEKLY FASHION LETTER
A TIMELY XSVIXW OF THE LATEST MODES (Special) By JUDIC CHOLUCT
. FRIBBLES OF FASHION.
Pong Adorntd With Black Embrold
try Hosiery Hints.
, Natural colored pongc frocks adorn
tJ w ith black embroidery when luailu
In the combination priucoss-emplre
fashion are very smart The yoke and
ateeves are of lace, and the neck aud
toff bands are piped with black and
rose or pale bine and green silk.
, White stockings are worn with black
and colored shoes this summer during
the day as well as In the evening. Tho
Imported hosiery of this kind has elab
orate clock designs and lace Insertions,
and Is some stockings the entire front
is of chantllly net
Petticoats of shepherd's check silk
with flounces of gayly flowered silk
and black or cream lace caught np at
CI DOTTED B WES 5686.
Intervals with knots of ribbon to cor
respond with the flowers In the silk
are among the attractive things for the
wardrobe.
For a dressy gown to be worn for
light monrnlng striped grenadine is
Tery handsome. As the stripe Is lus
trous, this material is not suitable for
the very first trappings of woe.
Polka dotted silks, lawns and niar
qotsettes with deep border effects in
much larger dots are effective. The
border forms the cross over portion of
the surplice waist and the deep hem as
well as the panels of the skirt
Many of the linen coat and skirt
suits are embroidered with large
French dots, and the coats are scallop
ed and buttonholed Instead of hemmed.
The gown illustrated is made of white
dotted swiss muslin with trimmings of
Valenciennes lace. . It Is a charmingly
simple yet dressy little frock.
JUDIC CHOLLET.
what to Wear.
New Dress Shield Silk Coat and 8ash
Worn With Muslins.
A new dress shield for wearing with
thin dresses and shirt waists Is trim
med with Valenciennes lace. It great
ly improves their appearance.
Navy blue Is more In favor than It
was at the beginning of the season,
especially mixed with crude green and
mandarin. And as a relief from the
ubiquitous brown there Is a medium
tint of rather' yellowish green known
as "tillcnl," which Is seen In many
of the summer silks.
One can buy stamped little bows of
white material that are so much the
fashion now at very Inexpensive prices.
Pompadour silks make charming
evening gowns under transparent over
, skirts of point d'esprlt, net or span
gled tulle.
The silk coat and matching sash
promise to be a feature of the late
QIBIi'B LINEN FBOCK 5687.
summer modes. The Idea Is very pret
ty and lends Itself to many attractive
variations. One or two sets of the
sort will, If one's wardrobe Is well se
lected, go with almost any gown, and
they will lend an air of style And up
lo itatem"M to tlic simplest nivl K ;
pretentious frot'k.
For Indoor gjwns or elaborate t;.
gowus the broken or primitive Jw!
p" pattern Is niiieh used as a trim-
m
The simple lluon dress seen lu the
picture Is a most desirable frock for a
little girl. The trimming Is of era
broidery, with frills or linen lawn.
The shield Is of fancy tucking.
JCDIO CHOLLET.
GLIMPSES OF FASHION.
IxtrsniM In Hsadgtar Oeld and til
vr en Blaok Lao.
There Is no doubt that headgear ti
getting bigger. In fact. It Is assuming
bewildering proportions In some In-
stances. Big white and black lace bats
are very becoming, especially when
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will engine in trade Utereun This i
indicative of the wonderful growth of
the ri internal commerce of the I'nited
Stale, to necomodtate which vessels, on
t'te average far large tlittu those en
gaging in ocean tvallic, are needed. Once
the livers and Iwrlwr of the Interior of
the country ait improved, the growth of
the t raffle will be enormous The X
tional River & Harbor Congress has
been working for a number of year to
bring thl matter mjuarvlw before the
American people, and the strength of
its contentions ha been proven time and
again by just sneh report a this The
syccial director of this organization John
A Fox, of Arkansas, has just completed
a tour of the Ken Knglnnd and Atlantic
Coast state, end ha left Washington to
visit the cities lu the I'pper Mississippi
River Country His object I to en
list the aupoprt of the people of that
rich region in the crusade being waged
trimmed with a single feather.
Little velvet bows are playing a moat by the National Rivers Jt Harbor Con
Important part In the dressing up of 'm
lam uvw gun us.
If figure gatlieied liy the Department
of Agriculture are denemhible, there will
be smaller leave this year. According
to report, Knuhind France anH Or-
many are a'ecing short crops, and the
world' wheat jicld will lie about 'MM,-
tHHVHH) bushel under normal. This
iHindiUou i scriou when the famines
scourging ltusMu and China ate consid
ered, lu strait contrast loom tip the
crop prosperity of Canada, particularly
the new, wttaera part. All report re
ceived dwell upon the great acreage un
der cultivation ami the excellent condi
tion of the wheat. In a statement just
received here, which wa l-sued by
Frank 0. Fowler, of Wlnnepeg, secretary
of the NortihweH tlruiil Dealers' Associ
ation, it is shown that between Hvetnd
six million acre am producing wheat In
Xfanitolvt, Saskatchewan and Allierta,
and that barley and flax how an in
crease under cultivation of ten and
twelve p.-r cent, reectlvely.
Secretary of the Treasury Coitelyou
ha been seized with the housecleiiiug
mania. He ha jut appointed a com
mittee of Treasury official to draw up
a plan looking to the adoption of iui
pier busines methods and the ellmina
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Oregon' land fraud eases are to he
thoroughly investigated. This wa in
stance.! this week en Attorney (ien- jtion of red tape In the handling of l'n
eriil Bonaprt appointed A MacDonald etc Sam" funds. The committee eon-ists
MeRla'ir as a special assistant to under- of Jumea R. Reynold, J, H. Kdwards,
take the work Mr. McRlair U named and Reekman Wlnthtvp, the three see
in addition to B. 1). Townsend, assistant retarie of the Treasury i Rijbett J.
United State Attorney for North Da- Tncewell, Comptroller of the Currency,
kota, who is already engaged in the ami Robert S. reiaou, auditor for the
work of investigation in connection with I Interior Department. Secretary t'orlel-
OF MHO DOTTED FOULARD 5684, MM.
I'nited State Attorney Rristol, of Ore
gon. It is the Intention of the govern
ment to press home th charges, no mat
ter who is hurt, and to make examples
of those guilty of land fraud. In this
manner ,it is believed, the playful fash
ion of gobbling Illegally large portion"
of the public domain will cease to be
either profitable or pleasant.
ed skirt and coat are the accepted cos
tume. Th skirt Is severely plain. The
coat may tie stitched with bauds of the
same material, and lace collars and
cuffs complete It A fancy coat Is
trimmed with strips of lace insertion
Black lace with, gold thread or silver, r DBnns- n,Jnn r lu"re
lines Is handsome. A black lace wahl IIk 8klrt ls Z?n 00 the Klf l
with a bit of gold thread introduced on1 Tte heavy pongees tub
tte cuffs or sleeve finishings and at the; we anJ nre moch more rvlceable
throat bears the mark of an artUt's than the llm-ns.
degIinl , Ring dotted foulards are very stylish
Among the colored veils worn are
this season, mid the dress seen to the
chenille spotted nets witH lace borders.' cnt u ot tonM wlth Kro""J
Coarse straw bats are charmingly soft- do8 ,f 'of Wne;
ened by a veU held by two abnormally trimming is of plain bine si k embrold
large hatpin i e ,n wn,,e dot" bordered with nar
For shopping a brown tussore tailor- w black velvet CHOLLET.
Story and Half Cottage.
Cozy Little Frame House With Unusually Attractive
Interior, $2,400.
Copyright. 1007. by Henry Wlttckind. Chicago.
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN.
BECOND FLOOR PLAN.
Tbis cozy frame cottage of one and one-half stories has been built In the
vlciuity of Chicago at a cost of $2,400. The first floor arrangement, with fire
place and built In bookcases in the library, ls an especially good feature. The
large hall on the second floor makes a nice sitting room.
HENRY WITTEKIND.
you's Idea i to facilitate the bil-ines of
the various divisions and bureau and
draw Into closer relationship the head of
the Treasury and hi various aUtant.
He ia of the opinion that the elimina
tion of many of the formalties now in
vogue would expedite the work of the
Department and at the Mime time in no
wifl lccn the vigilance or efficiency
of the agency that Im the nation'
strong box in it keeping.
Reposing in a case In the Smithsonian
Institution, is the fumou old ling whioh
inspired Fmnci Scott Key to compo
what i now- the American nation
hymn, The Star Sp.ingle,l Banner. It is
to remain there for two jer at least.
TUe histronic banner is owned by Kllen
Applcton, of New York, and Is atioiit
20 by 30 feet in nizo. The flag wa
loaned to the government by Mr. Apple
ton through the personal solicitation of
Dr. Chorle D. Walcott, secretary of the
Institution. Mr. Applcton came info
possession of the flag by inheritance. Its
first owner, alter it had waved In tri
umph over Fort Mcllenry during the
bombardment of the fortification by
the Briti-h on the night of September 19,
1814, was Colonel Arrested, who look
the flag down ami carried it to hi quar
ter fter the Ilriti-h fleet, baffled, had
withdrawn, tater he gave it to hi mo
ther, who in turned passed it along to
her grand-daughter, Through marri
age, the flag passed into the possession
of the Applcton family.
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"Our
Shoes"
Means Standard of Merit.
Our Service and our
methods of business are of
the highest excellence as
well as all of our Footwear
Everything is of the highest
except our prices, and they
are always the lowest
Our Specialties'Are
Loggers and long hand made
boots for Fishermen.
S. A. G1MRE
MS Bond Sti opposite Fisher Bros,
PLUMBER
Heating Contractor, Tinner
AND
Sheet Iron Worker
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
425 Bond Street
FINANCIAL.
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
KMTAIU.IMHKO INMtl.
Capital $100,000
y. A. BOWLBY, President. rtUNK PATTCN, Cashier.
' i. rtTUlBON, Viee-Pmldsat J UAKKKU, .UsUUat Casitlu,
Astoria Savings Bank
Capital rata In Wff lurjiin and Cualldta fruit! IM,.
Tranmet ()nml tUuiln Basin. Inter! fsld on Tim tinlt
AUTO HI A, OntOO
Sheet r.3nsit; Sale
Every 25c, 35c. 40c piece
of music in the store
UNTIL SUNDAY NEXT
9c Each
No music charged, delivered or exchanged at this price
E. A. HIOGIINS CO.,
MUSIC HOOKS STATIONERY
BATTERIES
Astoria Hardware Co.,
113 12th St.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN POX ProldnL
r. U BISHOP, Secretary.
Nlon Troyw, Vlo-Pra, and Supt
ASTORIA BAVTNOS BANK. Tntt
Deslneri and Manfactoren 01
THE LATEdT IMPIIOVED
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers
Complete Cannery Outfits Fumishi
CORRCSPONDCNCe SOtiCITCO Poot of Foortti BtrMt
SCO! BAY IRON &' BRASS WORKS
A8T0IMA, OKICUON
IRON (AND BRASS FOUNDERS' LAND AND MARINE ENGINEERS
LVlo-Dst Haw Mill Msctilnrrjl fronipt ttrntinti fltrn to at. rtpatrwort
18th and Franklin Av. Tl. Main 8451
STEEL & EWART
Electrical Contractors
Bells, House Phones, Inside Wiring and Fixtures
Installed aud Kept in.Repair
IN BUSINESS FOR BUSINESS AND YOUR SATISFACTION,
211 Twelfth Street.
Phone Mala 3881
THE TRENTON 1
First-Class Liquors and Cigars
602 Commercial Street.
I Corner Commercial and J 4th. Astoria, Oregon.
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C. F. WISE, Prop.
Choice Wins, Liquor Harchanti Luncb From
and Cigar 11:30 . m. to 1130 p ja.
Hot Lunch at all Hour Cmta
.Corner Elevnt h and Commercial
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