t SUNDAY, DECEMBER u, 1907,
OlIE MORNING ASTOR1AN, ASTORIA OREGOIX.
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1500 WORTH OF LADIES' HIGH.
: CtASS sons, COATS, skirts, even.
INO COSTUMES, OPERA COATS,
WAISTS, PETTICOATS, MILLINERY
AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR TO BE
TURNED INTO CASH WITHIN THE
NEXT FEW DAYS, REGARDLESS OF
'former COST OF VALUE. WE
MUST RAISE MONEY. "
GR EAT
Money Baising
Sale!
THESE - HIGH-GRADE GARMENTS
WERE , MANUFACTURED t FOR THE,
LEADING ' RETAILERS OF, THIS
COUNTRY, BUT OWING h TO THE '
MONEY MARKET, WE CAME INTO
POSSESSION OF THEM AT PRICES
NOT AVERAGING 33 PER CENT AND
OFFER SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT
ONLY ONE-THIRD OF THEIR WORTH.
NO NOT OVERLOOK THIS CHANCE
OR CHANCES TO SAVE, THUS AS
SISTING US IN RAISING (THE
MONEY.
Greatest Sacrifice Ever Offered in Ladies'
FgH 01 ass Fashionable Attire
Now in Progress At
by Economi-
JA
LOETFS ST
TD) is Not to Be Overboiled
mJSLf ca
cal Shoppers.
A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
The throngs of customers who purchased yesterday will endorse our statement that such values were never before offered in Astoria or in
any other town. Remember these garments are of the highest character relative to style, snap, quality, patterns' and workmanship. The
stocks. consist of Ladies' Suits, Coats. Evening Suits, Opera Coats, Cravenettes, Skirts, Millinery, Silk Petticoats, Waists, Neckwear and
Children's Dresses, Every garment is new, fresh and stylish. The people of Astoria and vicinity are well aware of the fact that when TaloffV
Store announces a sale it means extraordinary values at ridiculously low prices; n6t merely the working off of undesirable garments. The
Jaloff Store is'growing with the growth of Astoria and its future depends upon the reputation it enjoys among the people of Astoria. This
fact is an insurance against misrepresentation. We back every statement we make. Now is the time to act. Take advantage of the rarest
opportunity offered you during the Great Money Raising Sale and supply your wardrobe with three garments for the price of one.
PAST RECORDS BROKEN
We propose to make this Sale the Greatest Sale in our history. Every dollar's worth of Surplus stock has been marked at prices to close
it out in a week; cost, former value and loss will not be considered: we are bound to sell the goods. We mean just what we say and want
you to regard every word as a cold fact. . We consider it a wise loss, and take it cheerfully,
This Sale Will Last Just a FEW MORE DAYS and It Is a Buying Opportunity That None Should Miss.
537 Commercial Street, Astoria, Oregon
FREE TARE With every purchase of fc!0 and over, wt will pay the faro both
ways to purchaers from Chinook, Oethlamet, Skamokawa, Hwaco, Seaside and
surroundings.
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THE WEEK IN
ASTORIA SOCIETY
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items of toclal or personal nature will pleas b tent to Miss Alert,
c Astorlan office, rhone Main 601. No communication will ba received later
i 10 o'clock Saturday morning, oxcopt In case of an event occurring
.r than that time.
A concert will be given In the First
ssbyterian Church on the evening of
nhsry 14lh by Prof. Emll Enna for
b benefit of the Seamen'a Institute,
of. Eima will be assisted by the Nor
glan male ohorut and Mn. C. If.
ererombi wwill sing the aolo part of
9 Norwegian antbem composed by Mr.
elg, "Den Store Hvide Flok vi Scr.
he Great White Heavenly .Throng wo
e," 'which has , become exceedingly
pillar both In Europe and America.
ITof. Eima has made for liiHiseir an
viable record In thii country in this
intry a a musical geniue and thU
iertainment will prove a rare treat to
ittiu lover and the general publio and,
II alio give the people 0 Aatoria wi
portunity to help in a worthy cause
) Senuicns Institute. There U no
Hit but that a lnrvo attendance at
entertainment will, testify the ap
relation of the people of Astoria for
a commendable work. , , ,
rhe memberi of the .Epworth League
the Metbodlit Cliuroh gave a Sham
k Social In the church parlon on
eaday night." There wa a good at
dance and.thj evening waa delight
ly ipent. Irish melodies and recita
ls were given by the different mem-
and each number Of he program
1 a treat for the hearers. Mrs. Stella
mpson read a "paper on the history
Ireland, dealing (with the eharaoterls-
I and triumphs v of the ' people
II Jennie Jeffers gave two recitations
the Irish dialect and Miss Whldby
1 an interesting article, others sang
h tongs and the entire assemblage
d in singing "The Harp That Once
pugh Tara's Hall .
lie success of the social was largely
to the able efforts of Miss Twidwell
had the entertainment In charge.-
On Monday afternoon, December 10th,
In the parlors of the Manse of the First
Prenbyterian Church, the Rev. Win. S,
Gilbert united In marriage Miss Gertrudu
V. Walte of Ft. Stevens and Mr. Charles
A. Hill, of Vancouver,' Wash. Mr. Hill
belongs to the Fourteenth Infantry, at
present stationed at Vancouver Bar
racks. Mrs. Hill will accompany hor
husband to the Philippine Islands the
It of January, when the Fourteenth
Infantry sails. , : .jv .r
Miss Winnie Higgins line arrived home
from Palo Alto, Cal, where she is at
tending the Stanford University to
spend the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J, E. Higgine.
Harvey Allen is home from the Stan
ford University at Palo Alto, Cal.' to
spend the holidays with relatives.
The Junior Class of the high school
have issued invitations for a dancing
party, to be' given , in Lognn'e Hall on
the evening of Thursday, December SO.
The patronesses for this party are Mes
dames nigglns, C Reames, Troyer ami
Lounsberry. ; ?., vv.
A swell dancing party will be given
on New Veal's night in Logan's Hall by
the Owl Club.' This elub has a member
ship of about a vloten young men, who
have proven their ability to entertain.
The patronesses for this even are Mrs.
H. F. Prael, Mrs. Nelson Troyer, Mrs.
G. W. Sanborn and Mrs. A. A. Finch.
1 Miss Gayie Robert returned a few
days ago from Palo Alto to spend Christ
mas at home. ' ,
Alvin Mattson, who has been attend
ing the Oregon Agricultural College at
Corvallls, 'arrived home last night lo
pend the Christmas holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mattson.
Mr. James McDonough and Philip
MuDonough, of Bear Cliff, Wash, were
in town on Friday, doing Christmas
shopping.
Mr. Ed. Joseph, of Altoona, Wash.
superintendent of the Klevenhausen
Cold Storage plant at that place was a
passenger this week en route to Ger
many, where he will confer with the
owners of the plant on business mat
ters. 1
Mr. Victor Brant, of Portland, who is
connected with the Christ immigration
service of that city, made a business trip
to Astoria, on "Wednesday.
In the parlors of the Methodist par
sonage on Saturday afternoon, Decern'
ber Hth, occurred the marriage' of Mis3
Mbdge Strtiit and Mr. Percy Coffmnn,
both of Seaside. The Rev. 0. a Rarick,
pastor of that church, officiating.
At her pretty Uppertown home Miss
F,va Holmes entertained the D. M. C. D.
Club In most charming , manner on
Thursday of this week.
The Clover Club was entertained this
week by Mrs. Emil , Palmberg at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Beck, on Ir v.-
ing avenue. .
parsonage, the Rev. Theo. Neste united
in marriage, Mr. Christian Storset and
Miss Anna Iindset The bride waa at
tended by Miss Maret Settem of Astoria
and the groom by his brother, Mr. Hal
vard Nelson of Chinook, Wash.
After the ceremony, refreshments were
served to the few immediate friends
'who Were in attendance and a very en
joyable time was spent. The happy
couple will make their future home in
Chinook where they have many friends.
Miss Wade, who attends school at St.
Helens 'Hall, has arrived in Astoria to
spend Christmas with ber mother, Mrs.
Katherine Wade. -
Miss Pearl Eetes has arrived down
from Portland for the holidays.
Miss - Anna Schisted entertained ' a
number of young lady friends on Friday
afternoon at a thimble party.
The .Swedish-Finnish Society of Up
pertown held their Christmas festival
and exercises last night in Edun Hall.
Captain and Mrs. Tatton are enter
taining Mr. and Mrs. William MoWhin
ney and daughter of Butte, Mont. Mr.
Whlnney it a nephew of Captain Tatton.
On last Saturday evening, December
Hth, in the parlors of the Lutheran
Miss Laura Fastabend haa arrived
home from Salem where she has been
attending the . Willamette University.
Miss Fastabend was accompanied by
Miss Hart, of. Bonner Ferry, Idaho, who
will visit during the Christmas vacation
with her friend. Miss Dow, who is also
a pupil at the "university, is home fof
the holidays which she will spend with
her parents, Fruit Inspector and Mrs
Dow. ' . ,
Mrs. Frederick Prael and Mr. and Mrs.
R. 0." Prael and children left yesterday
inurning icr roruami to epena const-
mas with relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. nans' Peterson, of Al
toona, Wash., spent Saturday in Astoria.
Harry Parker, who is taking a course
in electrical engineering at ,the State
Agricultural College at "Ccirvallis, Ore-
is home Ir the holidays.
Tlie iueuiberr ol 'the Wbmen'a Christ-
ian Temperance Union held their mm
lar weekly meeting on Thursday after
noon in the parlors of the Seamen'a In
stitute. After the business meeting the
ladies "tied" two comfortablej for the
use of the Institute, and Mra. Ellefson
served coffee. Msdames R. M. Gaston,
Gearheart and Jeffers were the commit
tee that had this work in charge,
Logan's Hall. Excellent music was
furnished by the Pacific orchestra. There
was a good attendance.
This week haa been a quiet one in the
social circles of' the city for the reason
that everyone is busily engaged in prep
arations for Christmas. The young people
who have been attending school and col
lege in different towns have been srriv
ing home the last few days with visions
of dainty gifts and happy preparations
for the holidays before them. There has
been several beautiful sunshiny, days
this week and the street and stores were
filled with enthusiastic shoppers all bent
on purchasing dainty or subtantial re
membrances aa the ease may be. Several
swell events are booked for the coming
holiday season that will be attended by
a crowd of elegantly gowned women and
attentive escorts. Preparations for sev
eral weddings which will take place in
the near future are also in progress, and
the'happy'events are looked forward to
with great pleasure by the invited
good satisfaction." This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may be
given aa confidently to a child as to an
adult For sale by Frank Hart and lead
ing druggists.
The Astorian, 60 cents monthly.
The children of the Presbyterian Sun
day Behoof will 8ive charming Christ
ina entertainment on Monday night in
the auditorium of vthe church. After the
Uterory program; Q .children will be
given a' substantial treat.
The Thursday Afternoon Club waa en
tertained this week by Mrs. Earl Fisher
at her beautiful home on Franklin ave
nue. Six-handed euchre waa played,
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. George Colwell
were the lucky priae winners. ,
Mrs. F. A. Fisher is in Portland for
several daye stay.
The Liberty, Bell Social'Club cave a
successful dancing party last night in
x Miss Wiarren entertained the ladies
missionary aociety of the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlars.J, Interesting papers per
taining to the work of the society in
different country were read and th
study hour was a profitable one. Dainty
refreshments iwere served during the af
ternoon and. the ladies attending spent a
very pleasant time.
Good Cough Medicine for Children.
The season for cooghs and colds is
now at hand and too much, care cannot
be used to protect the children. A child
i much more likely to contract diph
theria or scarlet fever when he has a
cold. The quicker yon cure his cold the
less . weriMc. Chamhariadn's Cough
Remedy is the aolo reliance of many
mothers, and, few of those who have
tried It are willing to use any other.
Mrs. F. F. S tardier, of Ripley, W. Va,
says: 1 have never used anything other
than Chamberlain' Cough Remedy for
my children and it haa always given
No Student No Cocaine, No Gat..
It W k II
We will forfeit f 1000 to any char
itable institution for any Dentist who
can compete with us In erowa and
bridge work, or, teeth without plates.
fay no fancy fees nntfl you havo eon
suited us. Our continued success in
our many offices la due to the uni
form hiffh-ffraila mmrV Ann Kv mra
of experienced operators. The prices
fmn uciuw bi ausoiurciy we oeei
opportunity to get your money's
worth ; which has ever been offered.
Wo use nothing bat the best ma
terials. a.-.V . . m
Beat Silver Fillings............. 50c
Platinum Fillings im
Gold & Platinum Alloy Filllnga.t1.s3
Gold Fillings........... tao to I5.00
S. S. White Layon Crown. ..... ,1540
Gold Crowns, best aak, extra ,
heavy . ...'..rt......,...;.5o
Bridgework, pet tooth, heat work..
Best Rubber Plate, S. S. white .
teeth . ...tso
Aluminum-lined Plate tio to ti$
A binding vuarantea o4mn with .11
1 iran iw iv yean. -3 , ..
VEGETABLE VAPOR
Used only by us for Painless Kxtrae
tiOn Of tMlth an. . fc. ,
Read What Mra. Jessie Level Says.
1 naa iz loein nrtraxtiui
Of Veaetabl Vannr. .fcuiln.l.
vt'VT m08t Pling effect and
"8"V n!wuunena in meuoa. Xours
truly.
T MRS. JESSEE LEVEL.
Lafayette, Oregon.
And thoaa afftisti wifk iiMit
new eon have their teeth extracted
ana BiMd without the least pain
whatever.
Chicago Dental Parlors
North west Cor.Conunercialaad nth.
Phone Main 3901.
The laivMl nA luwtnnfnMj IW.
Seventeen offices in the United State,
LADY Df ATTENDANCE.
See that yon are In tho right office.