THBi WORKING ASTOH1AN. ASTOUIA, OREGON.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1908.
NU W : lar: ::.l;OJb;:; '.-.TIME'"." !
- to make your Mince Meat
and Plum Pudding. V .' .
) We have received our season's supply of Fresh "
i Nuts, Raisins, Ciders, Citron, Lemon
vr an g, Peel.
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I A! V. ALLEN
the councilmert votc4.no,, lit thus
'blocked this ordinance.' Doubtless
?hc may have felt that tie had good
'reason to do so, but those who are
'being affected by the slide and hear
,,the mighty detonations every few
J!; hours will probably regret that he
; ; felt compelled to put in his negative
jf ' That this ordinance will be adopt-
'highly probable. Meantime the po
Xjl'ce under their powers presumably
tnave every ngnt to control the blast
ing when it is carried on n a dan
gerous manner,
It appears .that every member of
Ithe council is anxious to aid in the
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BEAUTIFUL FISHERIES . PA.
TROL BOAT ARRIVED HERE
t LAST NIGHT.
"As-'
. . . Sole Agat for , . ;
H. d FRY CUT GLASS
Phones 7it, 3S71. ft , Branch U, T. 7 1 -
ilUlviliil UUIIll llJ f TCH""8 ine sum desired from " ul communication was reierrea io
siaiuit inn winter, ine .v ti;ui
Warden will return to the mctroo-" ,h committee of the council
-olis on this eveningV express: and! ' ...
G. L,-Colwell was present at the
I meeting; and upon invitation spoke
I in relation to certain surveys. Ac
cording to him there are certain dis
(crepaneres apparent in the, survey
I lines, particularly as regard lines in
lMcCtuWa and Shively's. In certain
tnuch to do in causing the Trving ' p,aCM the whle 8Tun1 h" perhaps
Slide, and that unless it be stooped " - T "ncu"e
-' (years, and thi movement naturally
it would cause more, trouble. creates v trouble in the lines. Dr.
To be able to control thi blasting i Logan indicated a, .familiarity with
it was urged that the ordinance Just J the matter also, and said that on
one street where he has property the
houses are now all in the street ac
cording to the survey.. Dr. Logan
Deputy Brown will1 take- the
toria" up tomorrow night i ;
COUNCIL DEALS
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Master Fish Warden 11. C Mc
Allister , arrived down at 9 o'clock
last night, having made the trip in
eight and one half hours. Deputy
Brown was with him.' He comes to
receive the fine pennant pledged to
the, news "Astoria by the local
Chamber of Commerce and which is
now complete and will be hoisted on
the handsome patrol launch today.
Warden McAllister ; also an
nounces his determination to locate
the new central hatchery of the
State, either at iWestport or on
introduced be passed to its third
reading and made effective at once.
An ordinance when money is not in
volved may be passed upon the sarrre J thought thee is some mix-up in the
night of its introduction, provided srronuments. The matter was deem
all of the councllraen present, - vote ,ed of such importance that it was
thought it should be definitely set
tled with precision at once. The
uestion was referred to Mr. Tee,
the city surveyor, for action
affirmatively. One " negative vote
will stop it
When the question as to final
passage was put last night one of
. GET SALOON LICENSE. .
! Without comment the lfeeuse? of
C. J." Bertlcson was granted.- The
cotmnite had apparently become sat
isfied that under the charter there
was no right to withhold it.
1 REFERRED BACK.
One assessment roll, in relation to
the Improvement of 9th street, at
(Kensington, was .referred back. It
was desired to make a light reduc
tion in favor of Joseph Bernard.
COMMITTEE DISCHARGED.
Df, Logan, speaking for the Char
ter "amendment committee, asked
that inasmuch as its labors were all
(Over it be discharged.' With some
good humor the motion was acted
(upon. . ;,. ,
EIGHTH STREET.
The leplorahle condition of Eighth
itreet , was discussed. Those who
have seen how the whole street is
In the worst 6f shape, and is stead
ily growing worse. The new im
provement of the block, in front of
the lliggins property has -virtually
been destroyed, also, by the; heavy
teaming that has been done on it
during; the past few weeks. The
rocking of the street two years ago
was then thought a fine job, but now
bne would hardly guess that it had
ever been rocked. The work will
"have to" be done all over again, and
already ther is a demand for tome
actfem That much of the present
deplorable condition can be directly
Itraced to the heavy teaming over of
the last few weeks is perhaps more
than probable. The watrons kent
dropping soft clay over the new Im
proved block all the while, and then
the wheels later would pick up clay
ftd rocks, until much of the rocks
were carried away. The whole street
is covered with clay deposited there
by wagons. No effort is seemingly
made, by contractors to prevent the
wagons from dropping clay. The
cotmcilmcit seemed to feel the need
of omt action to contort luch mat
ters in the future. "- "
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
Foley's Honey and Tar cleirs the
air passages, - stops the Irritation in
the throat, soothes the inlameJ mem
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inllamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and tha
cold Is expelled from the system. Re
fuse any but the genuine in the ytJ
low, package. T. ; F, Laurin, Owl
Drug Store.
Subscribe to The Morning Ai'Un
The ;!; ,:;
General Demand
of the Wt&Iafertn) of the WoiJd hat
always Vm far a simple, plwwari and
e4Ueat Mqald Itntrrt rtwtdy e Irnowa
valae; a staative wkieh pby'Aio eould
aaaetioa for family nse bataote it eom
poneail rts are kaown to than to be
wheksetae and traly beaeiaisl hi afleet,
eaeptable to the ayetaea and gtlo, yet
procept, hi aetlea. " : ! V
In euppryiiif that dacaand wish it ea
eOct eoatblnataoa of Syrup of Fiy and
Elixir of Stona, the California Fig Syrup
Co, proceed along ethical lins and rati
on the mtriiaaf U laxative for lu remark
able aueeeaa. .,:)!'..,'.,,...
That la one of many reaaooa why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senoa la given
the preference by the Well-Informed.
To H lie beneficial effecta ahraya buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, am" tala
by all leading dr-iggista. Price fifty cents
per bottle. ' '
DH1
MAN FROM YOUNG'S RIVER IS
HAULED OUT OF COLUMBIA
! JUST IN NICK, OF TIM&;;,
An old gentleman, evidently hail
ing from the Young's River country,
had a narrow escape from drowning
last night at 9 o'clock, when he was
hauled out of the Columbia river at
the Julia U. slip by Contractor Mil
ler and Athur Collins, who, ky
good fortune were on the spot, along
with Fireman S. W, .Gaither 'of that
steamer, to whose relief the other
two came when the task of pulling
the old man onto the slip was get
ting too much tor Mr. Gaither.
f Gaither and Collins had gone be
low on the Julia to fire up, and once
ktlte fires were going good, started
back on deck, when they , heard a
strange iuie and went to the slip
to investigate. They found the old
man (he was fully 70 years of age,
and badly 'intoxicated), standing at
tk lower noint of the slip evidently
intending to go aboard the steamer
(or a sleep, He was told to go back
onto the dock and in turning to do
so,' lost his footing-and plunged Into
the river, Mr. Gaither climbed dowa
the gang to his assistance and got
him bv the hand, but the man's
weight (something over 200 pounds)
was too much for him wid he nci.t
him by the hand and called for aid.1
to which Collins and Miller respond
ed. The; man was gotten to the
dm,K ami. taken to a, nearby satoon
where he was waruied and dried and
sobered.
i. tie, was to Inebriated to give any
tianie or address, or to say anything
further than that the "river was
prrtty damned dd." Ji em, thank
i)s;stnr of fortune, Jf he has any,
that these good men were within ear
shot of him at the critical moment
The Color Line
as.t a m. k a .
As displayed upon our ahelves,, will
give you every shade, of palm that
you may require (or any purpose
In-door 01 out, These paints ars
well ground in fine Unseed Oil, with
selected white lead. Th?y sr uni
form in quality snd spread very
smoothly, covering a large surface.
The durability of this paint Is well
known in the trade. " Convenient
sited cans in all popular colors. If.
yon , will fry these once yon will al
ways use them. ,
All a Wall Paper
and . Paint' Co,
Cot. 11TH AND BOND
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that will live long in the minds of Astorians and people of Clatsop county, and this sale begins at
at 8:30 a. m.
$20,000 worth of Latest New York Designs in Ladies' Tailored Suits, Coats arid Cloaks, Furs and Furnishings and
' Miltoery, tobecketed-and 'soldrat pnces that "will causeyou-to biiy at a glance: There's a reason for putting on" this"
sale NOW, just at the season of. the lyeaf' when w should be' entitled to a profit we are compelled to lay aside'all I'scm:
blance of a thought of profit and sacrifice our stock to raise money; We all make MISTAKES at, one time 'or another
and suchls our case at present, simply overbought and must device some means of disposing of the surplus. Remem
ber, this is a genuine, bonifide CUT PRICE SALE, such as was never presented to the people.' and same wilf begin
: : WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18, at 8:30 a. m., and continues for ten days only.""" 7
For lack of space it is impossible to mention prices, but you "can depend upon bin assertionthiai' OTeiy garment, every .
" " -hat," in fact every article in the"'st6ri& will receive'its ishareTof cutting ,
DO NOT MISS ITTHE CHANGE OP THE: SEASON
Ladies' and Misses' Tailored Suits
Direct from New York's formost designer will be
: sold at less than cost to make
Suits in Fall materials that should sell for $18, during this sale only $ 9.88
Puits that other merchants would ask $25 for, during this sale only 13.65
Tuits marked to sell for $30, a great variety to select from, during this
sale only
Suits that should bring at least $35, during this sale..
Ladies' white muslin skirts, worth $1.50, now..."..
Ladies' white muslin skirts, worth $1.00, now......
Black Silk Petticoats, worth $5.00, now........
Silk Petticoats, all colors, worth $ 6.50, now......'
Silk Petticoats, all colors, worth 7.S0, now
Silk Petticoats, all colors, worth" 15.00, now.......
Bring yours daughters along and have them pick
out one of these matchless bargains ,
.18.98
22.75
98c
69c
3.98
4.48
5.00
9.90
Cloak and Coat Bargains .
For Women, Misses, and Children Wait for this Immense
Sale Prices simply slaughtered
$ 7.50 Coverts, gigantic sale price............'..,.... $ 4.48
9.50 Knickerbocker style, during this sale 6.39'
12.50 Knickerbocker style, during this sale 8.45,
6.50 New Fancy Mixture Woolens -. 3.93
Ladies' long Coats, worth $ 7.50, sale price.. 4.98
Ladies' long Coats, worth 10.00, sale price 6.49,
Ladies' long Coats, worth 15.00, sale price, 9.89-
Ladies long Coats, worth 20.00, sale price 13.45 '
Ladies' superb long Coat, worth $25.00, during this sale 16.25
Misses Fall Coats that sell for $3.50, sale price....,...,. 2.48
Misses' all wool long Coats, that sell for $4.75, now 3.39 .
Misses' striped and checked Coats that sell for $10.50, now only 7.85,
ChUdren's and Girls' Coats at such attractive prices that the stock will be
depleted in a very short time. Pleased to show them. Simply an over
abundance and we must move them no matter what the loss, v. , , .
Milline;Feaili&rs and,F16wefs.
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Millinery, also entire line of Peatheta and Flowers and Trimmings at big re-
(tactions. Buy early while assortment is complete.
1000 Hats to go at doomed prices.' '
A lot of trimmed hats that sold for $4.00, sale price...... ,- 98c
$ 6.50 Trimmed hats go during this sale for...,...; ., ',$2.5
8.00 Trimmed hats will be sold at the small price of.;..... 3.91 ..
10,00 Trimmed hats, exceedingly cheap for........ US"
$13 and $20 Pattern Hats to be sold at the ridiculous price '...!.'.! 9.75
55c Chiffon, sale pric.v...,.7..,,M,,.j..,,t,.t.,,..,i.. ,.:...48c yard
40c Malinc, sale price ."..'.'.'..'.'.., '.V, i;,,. 27e yard
$1 and $1.25 Silk Velvet, sale price. .i,i.,.,-..,.'....,..tai .' 73c yard
35c quality Ribbons, all colors, sale price. ,19c. yard
5c quality Ribbons, all colors, sale price 27c yard
Miles snd Mile of Ribbons at the above prices
DRESS SKIRTS" '
500 latest and prettiest designs of
fall Weaves in Dress Skirts ever ,
shown in Astoria to be placed at your
mercy. Voile, Panamas, Stripes and '
Mixtures priced lower than you per
haps will ever have the pleasure of
seeing. These prices will move them
. quickly, so don't delay supplying your
needs NOW. -
$6.00. Skirts go for.. 7 . ..$ 2.98 !
12.00 Skirts go for...r 7.75'
15.00 Skirts go for 9.98
20.00 Skirt's go for.; 13.45
$3500 STOCK OF FURS .
Of all description at less than cost
t to manufacturer We ought to have
: a profit on these goods but have too"
many therefore to move them quick
' ly we will cut prices unmercifully. ,..
t: . HOSIERY i ...
25c Hose, sale price. ,..12Jc
35c Hose, sale price..; 23"
j 50c Hose, sale price,,.,.. ., 39c
75c Lisle lace hose, sale price.. . ..48c
100 doz. 15c white handkerchiefs at. 5c,
; v : WAISTS
Biggest stock of Flannel and Lawn
Waists ever displayed in the city, We '
advise you to buy now.
1000 Waists thrown upon the coun
ter to be sold regardless of cost. You
can't duplicate these goods later.
$100 Lawn amd flannel waists.., 69c
'. 1.50 taw'n and flannef waists. . . 68c,
3,00 Lawn'and flannel waists. .. .$1.49
5.00 Lace waists, sale" priced. 2.80 -
6.50 Lace Vtism; ante price";:;. . 3.98 r
7.50 Lace" vaistsi sale" price.'.:.. . 4.69
Profits Thronrv to the Wind
THIS SALE POSITIVELY OPENS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18 AND CLOSES POSITIVELY" TEN DAYS. AN OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT COMTT Wfdai, B,nr
j.l r - j REMEMBER .THE, PLACE,, . THIS STORE WILL BE THE ATTRACTION FOR LADIES FOR THE NEXT TEN DAY8 rKn-rAKED TO BUY.
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