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The Store
For Women
Easter Suit Sale
OWING TO THE GREAT DEMAND OVER SALE OF HIGH
GRADE LADIES' SUITS WILL CONTINUE UNTIL AFTER
EASTER.
THE ASSORTMENT IS THOROUGHLY COMPLETE, IN
CLUDING THE VERY LATEST AND SWELLEST NOVLTIES
OF THE SEASON.
OCEAN, BAR,
BAY, DOCK
AND RIVER
The steamship Rose City made her
departure from this port early yes
terday morning, for the Bay City,
with lots of business above and below.
AMUSEMENTS
I During her long engagement in
!New York City in her present com-
The steamer Argo arrived in from
Tillamook waters early yesterday
morning and went on to the" metropo
lis at 3 o clock, after a bref tie-up at
the Callender.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore, with
plenty of business, has arrived in
from Tillamook and has gone on to
the metropolis.
Presbyterian.
Easter services, morning: Anthem.
i"N"ow is Christ Risen." choir; solo,
)"Ring Out Ve Bells of Easter Day,"
:Mis Irene Simington; violin obligato,
'Mrs. J. T. Allen;; sermon, "Christ is
Risen Then What?" Evening; praise
service. Duett, "He Did Not Die in
V'ain," Miss Irene Siminnton anil ir.
Yhoi. Wootcn; violin solo, "The
Oregon and Washington Colum- Palms." Mrs. J. T. Allen: anthem. "I
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Alderbrook Presbyterian.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Easter pro.
gram 11 a, m ; Chritinn Endeavor,
6:.W p. m-; sermon by Dr. Milligan,
p. m
to these se
pastor. I
LUXURIES NOT NEEDED
CHICAGO, April 10.-Dry Martini
AH are cordially invited j"f " Trl.ih cigarette. .and ben-
rvice,. Robert J. Dlvcn. K , ' ''0 T m'- 'V p,rt
of the traveling public when they r
bia River Entrance The followinn i Will Feed My Flock
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Christian Science.
Services iti rooms 5 and fi, I. 0. O.
F. buildinir corner Tenth ami Cn.
choir; offertory -merciul street at 11 o'clock. Subject
uuu,, ,uuna nuss.ng, were repiacea ; io noann,v j. I, Ros; ladies' 'of the lesson sr.nm, "Ar. Ci n;.
TL. 111 . r.
tin:,- i,o. Wn i,,.M.ted the oa nt nir to he rtkntavH 5 ' y
"among he "noted sons and daughters the lobby of the Liberty Theater, f
of Iowa." The actress-prima donna -here it attracted the attention of art , j, I 'TwJ Z
, was born at Clinton in that state and critics and even elicited the favorable ' fJ"500 W'th 3 b'g '0ad
was christened Helen Louise Leon- . express of the dilletanti. Mr. Dur-j '
' ard. It was the late Tony Pastor, an has caught the salient charm of t ., . , .. , ,
,who selected the euphonious and ''he Russell personality in the present-1 he oil tank steamship Atlas d.d
pretty stage name of Lillian Russell. ! ment of the artiste. His portrait re-;fl, g,et out the.bar untl1 10
hen a tender slip of a girl, but who! Produces the glorious tints of the oc,ock yestcrdayjnorning.
j .was destined to become the greatest i Russell complexion, but what is more, ! .
stage favorite of her time in American, counterfeits her beautiful expression,? ?h? American ship Henry Villard
light opera, and who is now taking! which is the well-spring of the mar- U fin!sh loading tomorrow and haul
first rank amongst American corned- 'velous charm this woman possesses.:1?10 ,the stream; Her people were
as follows:
Clatsop Spit Buoy, lst-class nun, Taylor. Parker. Ball and Mrs. Allen;
April & ! male chorus, "One Sweetly Solemn
Peacock Spit Buoy, 0, lst-class can, ; Thought"; anthem, "Praise Ye the
April 1. ! Father." choir, assisted by orchestra.
L. H. B. List of Buoys, etc, Pacific . At 12:15 special Easter exercises by
Coast, pp. 56 and 57. i the Sabbath school. All are invited.
Washington Cray's Harbor En-,Wm. S. Gilbert, pastor,
trance Point Brown Spit Buoy, 1,1 -lst-class
can, reported missing April' Norwegian-Danish M. E.
7, will be replaced as soon as practi-j Easter service at II a. m.; evening
cab,e- at 8 o'clock; Sunday school at 10 a.
Alaska Revillagigcdo Channel m. Scandinavians are cordially invit
Hog Rocks Light reliizhted February ed to worshio with us. StraiiBem wl-
9, having been heretofore reported come. O. T. Field, pastor,
extinguished.
ease and Death Real?" All are Invit
ed. Sunday school immediately after
the cloe of the service. The first
Wednesday evening in the month fit
7:30. Reading room same address,
hours from 2 to 5 daily except Sunday.
served with meal on dining cars. Ai
a result the table d'hote which has
r;ncd for some lime among the rail
roads between Chicago and the Twin
Cities and between Chicago and Kan
a City, h;n come to an end.
The war started as' a meaur of
competition to attract trade, but ac
cording to the general passenger
agents it was a dismal failure, Tem
perance advocates complained that
the railonds were tempting people to
drink.
The great jungle scene in "Class-j "A young American actor in a
mates" has received more notice than young American play," is Jules Mur
any other scene In any other play on ry's announcement this season. The
the road this season, Norman Hack- 'actor's name is Norman Hackett. Th
ett plays the leading part mj the play
wincn is booked at the Astoria Thea
tre for April 24th.
play is "Classmates." Both will be
seen at the Astoria Theatre on Sun
day, April 24th.
fennel.
Th hew State Copitol Building at
Des Moines, Iowa, which is nearing
completion, will have a Hall of Fame,
and the Commissioners recently re-
THE JEWEL SCINTILATES.
signed on yesterday at the office of
I the Alaska Fishermen's Packing Co.
j She will get away for the north about
j mid-week, along with the Berlin and
The Jewel Theatre has been beauti-!
St- Nicholas.
Church Services
Today.
quested Miss Russell to send them ! fully adorned by Manager Newman .
her favorite photograph for a place 'and in such fashion as to creat pleas-1 The stear Majestic arrived in
ure with his biz cliente e. The wa s 'c'lc"J" evening arm uulkcq ai ine
i in the honored collection. The diva
I did better, for she has generously
i taken from her private collection her
favorite portrait. It is the painting
i by the distinguished Carolus Duran,
j which was done in Paris in 1900. The
painting is valued in excess of $5,00.
( but will be .Miss Russell's contribu
tion to her native state.
have been marbled and the interior
Callender pier to discharge several
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overhauled to the point of ideal com- tons of Iocal fre'ght; then leaving up
fort and enjoyment, and the lobby (stream
has been set with plateglass mirrors
until it looks like a snowv maze to1 The American ship Berlin cleared
the visitor. The attractions have been at t,,e custom house here yesterday,
increased by the engagement of the for the north, with cannery supplies
famous Hawaiian Roval Orchestra and a11 the impedimenta of the annual
and Glee Club so popular in Portland .cruise to Alaska.
for the past three years, and last :
night when the cozy little amuse-! The Lurlinc was as busy as usual
ment house threw open its doors af-, 'as' evening, and on her departure up
ter a week of retirement, it was al-stream, took with her, S. Whcll, B.
most impossible to handle the throngs j B- Shreve, A. G. Armstrong, Mr. and
that invaded it. It was filled and j Mrs. McKirchner, H. T Butler, L.
emptied time and again, and the Cer-'Thorr, Gus Johnson, E. S. Hunting
tainty of the success of the new at-' ton.
traction is fixed beyond all cavil. Mr.
Newman has catered freely and very i Notice to Marine.
successfully to this public and is en- Oregon Yanuina Bay Entrance -1
titled to the largest possible recocni- ' Outside Bar Whistlincr Buov. PS.
First Methodist
The Sunday school will have charge
at the morning hour and will render
an Easter program. At 7:30 p. m.
the program is as follows: Voluntary.
Hymn, "Christ the Lord is Risen To
day." Prayer. Anthem, "Hallelujah!
Christ is Risen." Responsive Scrip
ture Reading. Gloria. Anthem,
"They Have Taken Away My Lord."
Scripture Lesson Offering. Solo,
"The Resurrection" Shelly, by Miss
McCann. Hymn, "Lift our Glad
Voices in Triumph on High." Ser
mon, "Christ Today." Prayer.
Hymn, "Look, Ye Saints." Benedic
tion. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend these services.
C. C. Rarick, pastor.
..Easter Greetings..
THIS WEEK AT WATERMAN'S
tion and patronage, and from the look
of things last night, is going to get
all that is due in that .line He de
serves it.
"Y," replaced March 22, having been
reported missing March 19.
L. H. B. List of Buoys, etc, Pacific
Coast, pp. 46 and 53.
Memorial Lutheran,
Easter Day. Sunday school meets
as usual at 10 a. m- Sacrament of
Holy Baptism at 10:45. Morning serv
ice at 11 a. m,, theme for the sermon,
"Resurrecton and Life." Both the
mixed chorus and the little girl's
choir will assist at the service- Chil
dren's service at 7:30 p. m. A good
musical program will be rendered. A
cordial welcome to all. Our motto:
"The Faith of our fathers in the lan
guage of our country." Gustaf E.
Kyd'juiiit, pastor. , ;
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Petticoats . . 5Qc"Pt$7
Kimonas . . 5QcuP$2
Dress Skirts . S3 "P to $12
Wash Skirts . 05c up to $2-75
Shirt Waist Suits . $ -50 to $5
Fancy Veiling 5, 25 35 40 50c
Bordered Qalateas . I8cyd
Silk and Linen Suitings 50c yd.
Polka Dot Suiting . Qc yd.
Men's Up-to-Dati Hose
Rcre'veM Yesterday, 25c a Pr.
Soft Milrt . . 50c 5a,
Work Shirts . 35c to $3
Overalls, Hunter Brand, $ a Pr.
Don't Forget Our
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Boys' "Jack & Jill" Suits 25c Ea.