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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1909)
SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1909. ASIC! S B RIVER I I Will sell cheap round trip excursion tickets to Denver May 17th, July 1st and August tith On June and & 3rd, July and &'3rd and August nth and lath, very low round trip rates will be made to St. Paul, Duluth, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and all eastern points, Through Rail'and Steamship tickets sold to all parts of the world. For full particulars call or address Q. B. JOHNSON, Qen'I Agent A. & C R. R. 12th St, near Commercial St ASTORIA, OREGON. FINANCIAL. First National Bank of Astoria DIRECTORS Jacob Kamm W. F. McGregor G. C.FFlavei J. W. Ladd S. S. GorduS Capital $100,000 Surplus ...... 25,000 Stockholders' Liability 100,000 ESTABLISHED 18HM. J. Q. A. BOWLBY, President J. W. GARNER. Assistant Cashiet O. L PETERSON, Vice-President FRANK PATTON, Cashier ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - $232,003 Transacts a General Banking Basinesa Interest Paid on Time Depe Four Per Cent. Per Annum Eleventh and Dune Sis. ..... Astoria, Oregon SCANDINAVIAN SAVINGS ASTORIA, OUR MOTTO: "Safety Supercedes All Other CoosidsrstiesC Jaka Fes, Pres. F. L. Bishop, Sec Keiaoa Troyer, Vice - ASTORIA IRON WORKS DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF TUB LATEST IMPROVED . . . Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers COMPLETE CANNERY OUTFITS FURNISHER Correspondence Solicited. Foot of Fotsrtfc Street: LET US TELL YOU ABOUT Tungsten Electric Lamps Greatest advance in lighting method a since the invention of incandescent lamps. EXAMPLE 32 C P. Ordinary electric lamp consumes 110 watts per hoar 32 C P. "Tungsten" electric lamp consumes 40 watts per boor Saving 70 watts per hoat By using Tungsten" lamps yon can get 275 per cent increase in light for tie same cost or in other words can have the same quantity of fllumination for 35 per cent of the cost of lighting with ordinary electric lamps. The Astoria Blectrlc Co Fisher Brothers Company SOLE AGENTS Marbour and Finlayson Salmon Twines and Netting McCormick Harvesting Machine Oliver Chilled Ploughs Sharpies Cream Separators ' Raecolith Flooring Starrett's Tools Hardware, Groceries,;, Ship Chandlery Tan Bark, Blue Stone, Muriatic Acid, Welch Coal, Tar, Ash Oars, Oak Lumber, Pipe and Fittings, Brass Goods, Paints, Oils and Glass Fishermen's Pure Msnilla Rope, Cotton Twine and Sera Web We Wont Your Trade FISHER BROS. BOND STREET I THE TRENTON First-Class Liquors and Cigars 002 Commercial Street Corner Commercial and 14th. - ASTORIA, OREGON a se Sherman Transter Co. HENRY SHERMAN, Manager, lacks, Carriages Baggage Checked and Transferred Tracks sad Fsrmitun Wagons Pianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped. 431 Commercial Street - Main Phone W - A M E R I C A N - -z r. - BANK OREGON Astoria Savings Pres. sad Sept Trees m as . . n...HAii air-a.n lilt LA I til BY JUDIC Z FRIBBLES OF FASHION. Directoire Bonnets the N sw.it HsasV star Ltftovsr Fads. Some of the new dlivetolre bonnets resotuble those worn by Salvation Army women. Every dlroetolro pleee of headgear should be tied with soft wide strings, aud the most fasotnattng ones are of black velvet ribbon. Two fads left over from the winter are destined to be overdone in the a viuuio oosTrm coat 4081, axm spring. The use of coral tints la 00 a of them, and wide, conspicuous' stripes to another. Ail over embroideries in colon to go ing to have quite a ma this spring tor best frocks. Some or the shops are showing It In beautiful coloring and designs. Many effective robe gowns are to be had In pure white, with deep borders of graduated black dots. Can you Imagine anything prettier than a white net waist with collar and cuffs piped In pole blue silk ami the waist trimmed with white cnx b.'t but tons with crochet centers of p.i!e blue silk? This wi-l.-.t v.-. worn over a white chilon IU:!:.'. b:it ovir ple !!.? to match the trimtnlr.-i 1' rouV Iv most efft.ctlvo. The il!!iintli:'i shov.-s it t- -ir .! 2583 GIRLS' AND CHILD'S RUSSIAN DRESS. Paris Pattern No. 2583. All Seams Allowed Developed in dark green serge, this is a simple and serviceable little frock for every day and school wear. The model is a slight variation the usual style of Russian dress and is extremely becoming to the growing girl. The front is gathered and three box-plaits, stitched a few inches below the waist line give the required fullness to the back. The sleeves are gathered into shapeed cuffs of the material and the dress is fastened at the left side of the front with serge-covered buttons. The norrow belt, which is passed through straps at the urtder-arm seams, may be of the material or of leather. The pattern is in six sizes 2 to 12 years. For a girl of 8 years the dress requires 31 yards of material 27 inches wide, 2 7-8 inches wide or 2j yards 42 inches wide. Price of pattern, 10 cents. I-AM1IUIN INtVVi CIIOLLKTR el for a walking costume to be carried out In broad-loth or cheviot. Jl'DIO CHOLLKT. VANITY'S VISIONS. Umpntss the Ksynote of the Smart Spring Costumes. Revere and sleeve cuffs on suits are nnllned. Revert often fall quite limp, forming folds, and hems of skirts are lined with heavy but qulle limp linen. In earring the stud ts no longer the modish choice. A long drop pattern A STtJXKUU WSLI1KO BDtT-SWBT 4441, WAIST 444ft, Is more popular, owing to Its agree ment with the classic lam that prevalla in dress. The woman past the first brilliancy of youth should know also that diamonds are less becoming to her than pearla and emeralds unless bet hair be white, and then she cannot do wrong In choosing diamonds for her ears. The costume Illustrated may be mad. of cloth, linen, pique or any material with considerable body. The back gore of the skirt sod girdle are cut In one, which la a feature of the spring mod els. The wstst Is simple and ran be fashioned either with bnttoned leg o mutton or shirt walut rli-eves. JtTtC CrUM.t.ET. Morning Astorian, 60 cents per month, delivered by carrier. FADS ID Fl NKW YORK. March 2?.Thcre is still great uncertainty in regard to the change of ty' wnle" Spring and Summer will bring. Authorities disagree In many Important points and features and the large mas of women who imitate, but do not or inmate fashion, is anxiously awaiting levclonments, Induing from the model which have arrived here from Paris the fashions (or tlie coming Surinir and Summer, although still showing Directoire Influence, will represent a greatly modified and far more practical form of that style. The plain ikirt, many fashion ex perts think, has come to stay, at least until thinner fabrics prove Impracti cable for such development, and the four gored one is the newest type. This means that the gore will be wider at the top, giving less Hare at the bottom than the former many gored models. Skirts will still he clinging, but not quite so much as they used to during the winter. They fit over the hips as smoothly as ever and show very little trimming, The inevitable fold is absent from the bottom of the skirt, but a plainer, possihly more severe effect, it seen in its place. For instance, the gores at about flounce depth are so cut that last extends some inches over the width next to it and these widths overlap the next ones and so on. The seams arc sometimes sewed outside that is, the edges turned under lap fashion, and again, they overlay with a narrow strapping. It may he stat ed that much of the narrow strapping or short tab straps are in evidence on a number of the new models. The new coats are from 34 to 36 inches long, are semi-fitting and fin ished with long sleeves. The very latest comers are collarlc. even in severely tailored style, and the necks are trimmed with flat pieces of velvet satin or silk about two inches wide. This is either -strapped in with the goods or with braid a little less than an inch ide and black in tone. The most noticeable thing among the new materials for tailoring is the invasion of the silk and wool mixtures and the ilk which here a in other provinces of fashion are demanding recognition and deserving it. Silk and wool bengalines in one tone bay- adere stripes-a silk stripe or group of stripes on a fine wool ground are shown in all the modih shades and are particularly good in soie of the gravier or beinre tones and the grays. These are often matched with plain fine wool, thf -.tripe material being used only for the coat. Satin stripped prunelles are another and not too expensive silk and wool class of tailor fabrics and at a higher price one finds what the manufac turers have called a satin serge, a beautiful material extremely soft, yet firm, woven like wool serge with a fine twill, and having a satin finish, This satin serge is an admirable ma terial for the one-piece frock and coat models through which the tailorrs are now making inroads upon the dress makers' territory, and the new silk and wool satin cloth, a very light weight, soft fabric with high satin lustre of surface and wool back is another material much favored for dressy costumes of this type, though according to old traditions, it has not the accepted tailor air of the satin serge. Directoire cloth, slightly heavier than satin cloth and with a lustre less pronounced, is also popular with the tailors and there are many corded materials in silk and wool all grouped under the head of cotelc and some of them practical for tailor costumes, while others arc excessively sheer This cord idea extends into the all silk fabrics too, ranging from the all wool stuffs of Bedford cord type through the silk and wool bengalines, etc, to the all-silk bengalines, the Ottomans, the failles and the cotele shantungs and tussors. Ottoman will be extensively used not only for trimming of tailored costumes, but for whole costumes as well, and indications are that we shall see a very large number of Ottoman silk coats in combination with one piece frocks of lightweight wool or plain silken stuff. Attractive sepa rate coats of Ottoman are being made by some of the authoriative tailors and while cut on the newest lines are as a rule severely tailored in air, though they are frequently adorned by handsome buttons and ornaments made from the silk or of a passemen terie sort. Braiding embellishes some of these Ottoman coats, but some of the best models of such coats were decorated only with stunning buttons and fastenings. All of the pongee weaves are very popular and they fully deserve their popularity. The material is shown in an amazing variety this season, and while many of the weaves are too light and soft for practical tail ored uses, there are plenty of others admirably adapted for such purposes. m TO WHIT SISTER v f J 9 wbh So oooUnn. It Will jmaenly will no ItitMler wlin jmir wiiri ultor It wtah. ud I will v IrrvauUr IM UK. Uli.HU or lrnauUr Mw.irull..n In lll. t'lwl" l"ll rlfr-im Ml mj ir Ih.l U.U. Mm twtlrll ZZn,lTJiX TUwm rlhM.Bu.Wiit-wlUrl. j1 - MK3.M. SUMMERS, BeaH " NotfO Domo, Ifld., u. . WSrvr SGUW BAY BRASS & ANTOKIA, UUI.OON Iron and Brass Founders, land and Marine Engineers. Up-to-Dats Sawmill Mschlneiy Prompt attention given to all repair Uth and Franklin Ave. work. TeL Main 1411 HARMONY IN YOUR NEW HOME Color blending of Furniture, Draperies, Carpets, Woodwork, Walts, make home life happier. Our expert decorative ipeclaiUl will vi.it your city soon. Without ohIU gating you ht will dUrwu the fur nulling" lor your new home. WtM Im ttninfcn J. O. Mack k Co. Furniture and Carpet rosruNO,osiooM One of the very latest and most ef fective things of this class is a diag onal shantung, which is offered in a long line of beautiful shades and looks like the wide diagonal serge so much in use during the winter, but with silken softness and lustre. It is pretty certain thst there will be many collarlcts waists worn later Inn. The new arrivals iliow this Mylc in various ways. Many of the low necks have no other finish than the edge of the lace itoelf, which makes up the yoke and will be worn without any collar whatever. Others have a finish for the Dutch collar, which is to be had in as many styles as the mind of the designers could conceive. Real Irish crochet collar with plain meh ground dotted at in tervals with raised petals of roses nuiy be purchased at a comparatively low price, v Collars made of sheer linen with hand embroidery and real Cluny lace are in great demand and are always suitable and practical. Along with these arc shown stocks and collar that are high enough to touch the lower parts of the ears. The work of making lingerie is very much lightened this seaon by combinding three pieces into one. The slim as well as the stout woman approves of this plan. After a wo man lias worn the three-piece comb ination, which fastens down the front is without belts, drawstrings, plaits or gathers, she can not return with satisfaction to wearing the three separate pieces. The new garment is worn over the corset, which is placed over a thin lisle-thread skirt or a knee-length Combination suit. The latter is more acceptable than any other garment under the corct. The skirt can not be kept down, and wrinkles around the edge of the cor set, making a ridge that show through the outer skirt. Notwithstanding the designers' dic tum in favor of one-piece gowns the girdle bids fair to be an important factor in good gowning for the spring and bummer. Buckle and belt, to be fashionable, must prove an artistic whole. The leather belts must have buckles covered with the same ma terials, while metal clasps are used with the gold and silver elastic belts and jewelled fastenings adorn the more ornate girdles. With the deep hip yoke the Mer ovingham line there has come the dropped girdle that fastens with a jeweled clasp and ends in long fringes of cut leather. The girdle of that period follow naturally in the wake of the long, loose and now lightening waist lines, Frort to You nnd Evory Sister Sua, ring from Woman' Ailments, Ism iH"mi, kivw wiuiinii's anffaruis. ivu (imiihI lliii nnr, III uisil. tr.w l Mir ehui, Syr Urn In StMlftilh rull llMtruntliitmtoftiijf nuirnrM Iimiii wtMun'lliiiit. 1 wont to Ml t iuii l.,t Oil miro-n. ewntor, t'-r (uurnolt, jrimr tMihti-r. jrriiillir.f tuurUlr, ImwiIiu t.'ll mi now ui rir 7uur.t,nrm iimiiv with (til Uii- w t ttititi r, i n Hml uihIvioImhI iiiiii'mlrliti, whlttiiiiii lannw Ima HH'lw, iii twllw thnn il, J kii.. tlutt nit tiin lrlm4it w,r. iuut mir tr lot IHMnm "' tlHlM, WM.IHM flMMMot 1 tmft H IM SMI, flllH,, Hut, Pl rwiMt, KltiiM SiSiU 1mm, M IniHii in stww tm. Wrt t4 IwnW, SMiaf SM tln, Mmnmi. in Hmi as Nm . MNrnM. mm to i. M IWih.,. moMM, "" "' kwlM Ml IWH I) natMtm Wimr . I wait! tu mmI yuu s mmkk h Sw'l tNimn fnt k iiniwt l Wl Jf f ef nir ilVn, .Mjf, qiiUalf will nrelr. fMnmnnnr, in,, 9m n iw wnMitM ,o lh trttml wmliillJ ; aiitt II feu U)e Quelle ELEVENTH STREET Opposite the jBaetronlan HOT CHICKEN HALES EVERY EVENING t HOME-MADE, and of the c holes Ingredients; put np under supervis ion that guarantees their perfect freedom from all deleterious matter. MRS. F. WOOLLEY PROPRIETRESS Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs and expels colds. Get the genuine in a yellow package. T. F. Lam-in, Owl Dni Store. I4m re mim, mm M shia mi fMrw tVast Cheap Passenger Rates From the East During March and April reduced rates will be In ef fect from Eastern Points to As toria. - via the O. R. & N. AND CONNECTIONS Money can (be deposit ed her and we will wire our eastern repre sentatives to deliver tickets to passengers at any point in the east Cash can also be trans mitted to passengers by wire without extra cost For further information call on or addrens Wm. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent PORTLAND, ORE. O. W. ROBERTS, Agent O. R. N. DOCK ASTORIA, OREO ON atmut llowto "' 1 " " 'r- i 1 . . u Ai.ia wil ni hum vihi , iiLirnn."-.!! f- r'"i'""",r",',":'Lf,,"i,,!,E'?!i',,,"r 1 nmWIMl, t Pnl" "" " Ill w. mm sW fMr. ) Mit4rii)M fH sttiaif ssS a. I Ssswi sWa:1m laSiWUtk hubs, it nwmlf f rm tbtomtmwi.wrMm mm, alsM ta mim, mm wm will mM ffsstmi ipamhilf