THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1907.
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Gentlemen, Had You Thought of it?
If you have a friend or relative whom
you wish to remember with a gift, you
could not do a more sensible thing than
come to this store and buy him n
order for a
Youman .V00 hat or
Mallorv cravanette hat
Thev are the best TOd i" America.
For sale only by
JUDD BROS.
The Brownsville Woolen Mill Store.
ANOTHER QUIET DAY
Very Little Business is Done on
the Waterfront.
BUT ONE VESSEL CROSSES IN
A Rough Bar is Reported and Several
Outward Bound Vessels Are Bar-
' Bound The City of Panama Arrives
. Down But Remains in Port notes.
The City of Panama, with a fair
passenger list and a good cargo, ar-
Tiw.1 .town from Portland at 3:30 yes
terday afternoon. She anchored in the
harbor and will leave out for san rran
Cisco, probably today.
ed loading grain, at Portland and i
expected to be dowu the river at any-
time.
The oo, V. Rider is due "down early
this morning for Eureka, San Fran
cisco and San Pedro.
Captain Curtis of the steamer Santa
Rosa reports that at "'M p. m., Decem
ber 3th, he passed close to a large piece
of wreckage, evidentl a derelict, iu s
position 20 miles S, 20 E. true, from
Point Sur light.
A telegram from Eureka states thai
on PecemWr 7, the power schooner
Sotoyome was abandoned on fire, eight
miles off that point.
The Yellowstone will probably be
aown tiie river at noon iouay tvu
with lumber.
The Xumaiitia, which arrived down
on Wednesday, i still lying at anchor
off the 0. R. X. Company's dock,
awaiting favorable conditions to cross
out ' ,
The steamer Xonje City, in ballast,
from San Francisco .arrived in at 10
a. m. yesterday and left up for Stella
at 11 o'clock, where she will load lum
ber for San Francisco.
The Northland, which has been bar
bound for the past three days, was
moored yesterday at the Callender
dock, awaiting a cessation of bar condi
tions. She left out at 3 p. m., on ber
fourth attempt, but no report were
received of hep reaching the sea, the
may be able to go out this morning.
fThe steamer Aureha, which lett San
Francisco before the departure of the
Some City, has not been heahd from.
She is probably bucking the badj
weather up the coast.
The Daisy Freeman cleared for San
Francisco vesterdav with a cargo of
73,000 feet of lumber.
Yesterday showed no improvement iu
waterfront matters. The bar was re
ported rough in all messages from North
Hea.j Xo vessels were sighted nor
had any vessels passed put in or out
after 8 a. in. Several vessels are due at
the mouth of the river and the pilots
are keeping a sharp lookout for them
but as yet none are reported in sight.
When the weather moderates we may
look for busy days on the waterfront
After tbe present storm subside heavy j
swells may be looked for for several'
The French bark Buffon from Xew-
casale was reported three day ago as
belnir outside with pilot aboard. Mm
1
that time she has not been seen nor is
any-tying known of her whereabout.
She left Newcastle on October 13th con
signed to Kerr, GilTord 4, Co,, of Port
land. Pilot Oumlerson is aboard and
he no doubt is standing out waiting
for favomble weather.
Notice to Mariner,
List of Lights, Buoy and Day-marks,
Pacific Coast, 11)07. page 21.
Notice is hereby given that .the Anita
Rock Buoy, a second-class spar, located
about 35 feet KNK. of t1 shoalcst part
of Anita Hock, fan Francisco, Cal, has
disappeared. It will.be replaced as soon
as practicable. v
Humboldt Bay Hut ranee, Caliiornia.
List of lJghts, Buoys and Day-marks,
Pacific Coast, 1907, page 86.
Notice is also given that North dctty
Outer Kud Buoy. No. 1, a blaek first-
i. renorted adrift. It will
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le replaced as soon as practicable.
Captain Tibbet, o Eureka, telegraphs
that the nearly submerged hull of the
power schooner Sotoyome i anchored
between the whistling and bell buoys.
off Humboldt Bar. Mariners are warned
accordingly.
PERSONAL.
If. S. Reinstein i registered at the
Occident, having arrived on last night's
train.
Manager WSiyte, of the Chamber of
Commerce is in attendance at the State
Dairvmen' Convention at Portland.
W. P. Richardson went to the metropo
is yeterday morning and will remain
there during tl Christ ma holidays.
F. X. Clark, of the Columbia Trust
Company, was a Portland nassenger on
last evening s express ouv 01 un mj.
Dr. John XL Holt, federal quarantine
ofttcer at this port, accompanied by Mr.
yolt, have been Portland visitors for
several days.
Interesting Announcement.
Mrs. M. ' E. Hawkes, the popular
modiste, hereby announce that she has
engaged the service of a first-class ladies
tailor jind designer, Mr. X. Sherman, of
Kew York, and is now prepared to (ill
all demands for tailored gowns. Sir
Sherman also makes specialty of re
modeling furs, and in all his work ad
heres to the latest fashion of New York
and Paris. Prices moderate and all
work cuaranteed. Mrs. Hawkes will be
pleased to meet new and bid patrons in
thi behlf. 1213 3t
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Copyright 1907. by
Silk A ,
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Hart Schaflncr id Nfarx
The Most Desirable
Xmas Presents
for Men
is something to, wear. This
store is literally alive with sug
gestions for making practical,
useful presents. First there is
Haft Schaf fner & Marx
Clothing
115 to $30
for men and young men.
You cannot give anything that
will be thought more of than a
H.S.&M. Overcoat or Suit.
A
a
Smoking Jackets.
from $3.50 up.
Fancy Vests,
- from $1.50 to $5.00
X-mas
Ties
A beautiful
assortment
25c, 50c, 75c,
,$1 to $1.50
Leader In Nobby Clothes
Announcement of Continuation of
OUR DISCOUNT SALE
On account of the continuation of the Special Holidays we have decided to
let our Discount Sale run all through the month of December, thereby giv
ing CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS the Benefit of Extraordinary Values.
NEW TO-DAY.
Columbia and Victor grapnoyhone
and latest record at 411 Commercial
street A. R. Crnu. tt.
Hotlee.
Door Mat, 60 etnti eaohf Umbrelt
VaMs, 75 cent each. Yon od thm la
this kind of weather. 8e ElldbraV
t Gor.
Music Cabinets
in Mahogany, Golden
Oak and Walnut.
Special Holiday Prices,
$7 to $25
Parlor and
Library TaMeS
in Golden,
Weathered and
-Fumed Oak.
Special Holiday
Prices from
$2 to $25
Brass Bedsteads
in Satin and
Polet Finishes.
N.
Special Holiday
Prices from
$37.50 to $50
Comfortable
Rockers
in Golden,
Weathered and Fumed Oak.
CO
Special Holiday Prices,
$2.75 to $35
Morris Chairs and
RocKers
in all
finishes.
Special
Holiday
Prices, '
$1 to $6
Thirty-Two Years;
in Astoria.
Established in
1875.
Dressers &
Chiffoniers
Golden Oak,
Birdseye
Maple,
Mahogany
Circassian
Walnut,
Holiday ff$hti
' Prices' wKtl
Him Grocery 8tre.
Try our own mixture of coffee th
.'. P. B. Fresh fruit and vegetable.
Rabollet & Co- grocer. Ibon Halo
128L
Th Tjlar.
The Trier still keep up it reputa
tion. Good liquor nd potito attentio
will alway win, and in punuanet o4
thi idra Clarence Tyler has mad M
change in the quality of hi goods, and
hsi secured the tervieet of Unci Gens
Lent who genial personality make
him popular with the Tyler' patron.
Everyone know where tot Tyler b,
Sixth and Bond street.
Church Christ mi Sal.
On thi afternoon ami evening.
December 13th, the ladle of the Alder
brook lrebyterian fhunh, will give
their annual Christmu salt in th
chapel parlor.
Those who desire to purchase Xma
preeiits are respertfully invited to
patronize the ale of fancy articles at
Academy of the Holy Xante, Sixteenth
and Franklin street. . Th sal will be
held from 2 p. m. to 8 p. m, December
12, 13 and U. ' 12 8 St.
Oliver typewriter na automatic
tnofrpher at A. R. Cyrus, 411
Commercial tret tt
New Route East.
The new Canadian Pacific Spokane
route is tbe short line between Portland
and St. Paul. Their time the fastest,
Tbe line ia equipped with the finest
dining, deeping and 'observation oar in
the world, being the latest design of th
car builder. It ia to th interest of
the traveling public- to investigate thi
service. Through ticket from Aetoria.
Local office, 377 Commercial street.
TheP!c.
Th Palace ReaUurant i (till keep
ing up Its reputation for th excellency
l , Miu wvtviwt Vruvlyap
that i or th best, and well earned.
The door never close at thi popular
place nd at any hour of th day or
nljrht the best the market afford can
alwayt be had erved in excellent tyl.
No matter how great the rush may be
each patron receive due attention and
complaint are unheard of.
The Commercial.
The Commercial evidently U not x
pericnclng any hard time, judging by
the liberal patronam accorded thi wall
known resort. Good goods, and a Well
furnished place surely attract the best
cla of trade and Otto Sund 1 kept buy
catering to it. Everyone know th Com
merdal a a pleasant place to tpend ft
few minute In, and it ha long been
recognised a a well known place of
meeting for friend. Drop in and for
yourself. .Commercial street near 11th.
Morning Astorian 60 per month.
Just Arrived
A Shipment of Fine
"MISTLETOE"
Just loaded with berries come and
select yours now.
Acme Grocery Co.
The Up-to-Date' Grocers. '
5t COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE 68t
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