The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 04, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

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    TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, ll
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HIE MORNING ASTOKIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON.
The Sanders
Mercantile Co.
Bought at 53c
On the Dollar
The Crowds Grow Bigger and the
Bargains Grow Bigger at the
Great Bankrupt Sale
Being Closed
Out at Less
Than Manu-.
facturer'sCost
Each day we open up and bring out a new lot of goods that we did not have
room for before. Each day some lines are almost entirely closed out.
Don't Be Afraid to Buy Because the Price Is So Low
THESE ARE SPECIALS THAT WILL BE ALL CLOSED
OUT IN ONE DAY
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Boys' high top boots, very best brand h gg"" Ladies' fine Fur Boas, genuine fox and
of rubber made. Sanders' 01 1 1 1 17.50 Fine Iambs' wool blankets, martin. Sanders' price $12.50 to $15,
price $3, now only.. . . . . . Mlfllyl $4.38 our price now Ol&
r . J M $2.25 Full size bed comforts only ony QXLJ)q jTJ
$i.i9 y
Children's and Misses' Coats, all good All 25c double width feather tick- "
styles, sizes up to 14 years. Sanders' 0ne lot of ood Cotton Blankets. San-
pnee up to $10, our prices 1 A A ,9c ders price 90c. About 24 A
now only. ...... .... , jV I plQ left, all gray, our price now i (C
Over 50Jdozen latest style American L,ady tO
Corsets, Sanders' price $1 and $1,25, for...
Store Opens
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Successors to the Morse Department Store
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runs from Portland to Atorl tnj CUttop direoi. No. 24 run from
Portland to Attorlt only. No. 80 run from Attork to 01top Beach dtrtot.
Not. 21, 28 and 20 run via Ft. SUren. No. 23 runt from Clattop Bah to
Attoria and Portland direct Adlltlona train will bt run from Aitorla to Ft
8trn and return on Sunday, leaving Attoria Mi30 a. nu, arrlvo Ft Storm
12i2S p. m. iUturning ! Ft Bttrtot 2:00 p. m., arrlret Aitorla liiS p. .
OO NN ECTIONS At Portland, with all tnint-contlrwntal line. At Ooblt,
with Northern Paolflo Rallwar Co. At Attoria with ttcamere for Sn Franeltot
and Tillamook and Ilwaoo Railway Navigation Oo.' boat and rallwar.
Through ticket told to and from all point In tl But and Europo. For
further particular pp'7 to. Till. JENKINS,
,i&mA PMtngr. Aft,
ASTORIA. ORBOON.
February Official Tide Tables
Compiled by the U. S. Government for!)
Astoria and Vicinity.
FEBRUARY, 1908.
High Wlftter.
Data.
Saturday ....... 1
Haturdav 1
BUNDAY ...u... 2
Monday
Tuesday
WodnesJay 6
Thursday
Prtday
Saturday ....
SUNDAY S
Monday 1
Tue'day 11
Wednesday n
Thursday 13
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Saturday 15
SUNDAY 1
Monday J J
Tueeday lg
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Thursday 2J
Friday
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Friday JJi
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FEBRUARY, 1908.
Low Water,
Date.
Saturday
SUNDAY 2
Monday
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Wednesday 6
Tnursday
Friday 7j
Saturday
SUNDAY
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Tuesday 11
Wednesday 12
Thursday 13
Friday 14
Saturday 15
SUNDAY 16
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Tuesday 18
Wednesday 19
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Friday 21
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YOUR GOLD COINS
6m If Any of thm It Stamped With
tht tetter L.
"I got bold of a gold coin abort
time ago, and It was marked with a
letter L, which I supposed bad been
tamped upon lt by aome one who
wished to keep watch at to whether be
ever bad It In possession again. I
paesd It along, to my landlord, I think,
and thought nothing more about tt for
several months. Then I found out that
I bad been passing 'light' coin."
"How is that?" was the question of
a listener.
"All coins, whether gold or silver,
upon which a largo L la stamped are
light weight When you get one of
these stamped coins, the only thing to
do la to take lt to somo assayer, who
will weigh It and pay you about 10 per
cent less than the face value of the
coin for tt Ho will then place lt In a
crucible to be melted Into gold bullion.
"The government Itself mutilates
these coins and In so doing turns the
mlnod currency light back into circu
lation, where some Innocent party will
become victimized by tbeui.
"When (ho light cotus are tendered
for duties 011 Imports they are weighed
at the custom bouse, quickly stamped
L for light and returned to tbe Im
porter. K the latter cannot pass the
coin off, he must take lt to the retort
to be molted.
"Tbe light coins may be rendered
light In the ordinary course of abrasion
In circulation or they may bavo been
sweated by parties who sell the gold
dust thus bruised off the coin. Tbe
common mode of sweating Is to place
a number of gold coins In a sack and
shake them up for a long time, when
the gold dust will gather at the bottom
of the saclt'-Utlca Observer.
:
Do Your
Trading Early
MuUs and Qray Horse.
"I wonder If that truck driver knows
of any good reason for bitching that
mulo with the gray horse?" remarked
Goorglan as he saw such a team
baited at Chambers street and Broad
way. "Let's ask him."
Tbe driver only knew that the team
was always driven together by order
of tbe stable boss.
"Well," went on the southerner, "since
I was a child I've always soemed to
know that mules will follow a gray
horse or hitch with him where they
won't have any truck with a horse of
any other color. I've seen the most
unruly mules behave properly when
In the company of a gray, but I've nev
er beard a good reason given for the
foot" New York Sun.
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MENANDWOMEH.
Cw Big CI for unnfttnrftl
dlchrtft, inflammation,
Hrltntioni or uloerfttioun
tt minion memhrrtt,
V'l.rMs hitil uul tu.ii"
or t-rut in V1"'" 'r1,.r'
t'V expriini, prpnld,
t On or 8 hnMlfsfJUtV
U,ouir mill ui itiuvAb
Great Shelf-
Clearing
Sale
OF
WALL
Odd Lots, Remnants and Odd Stock, Going
at Prices that Will Astonish You.
We MUST Have Room For
Our NEW Stock.
Therefore we give our customers this golden opportunity.
Many patterns will be soli at less than cost
Join the processions and carry away some
of the many bargains.
AlleiiWall Paper & Paint Co.
Corner Eleventh and Bond Streets