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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1895)
THE DAILY AST0R1AN AStORIA, TtDAY JtORNlNG, MAY T, 18S5 THERE Ar gvlng to be a lot of well-dressed mm in the city thla spring of course we haven't miade all their clothes bu, we think If you ask every third man you meet where lie trot tils suit and course he will say (that la, If It's iallo niaife) McDonald's. ' He may not tel you how much (he saved, but you can Jit Jut tt down that it was worth Having toy Uhe way he may have on one of our S35 utts and you'll think It eorit I5O-0ut of course you're Judg Ing by what you usually pay others. : chas. Mcdonald, The Tailor. 523 Commercial Street Your Mouths, OUR STEAKS Ore irrpat basis principle of the Pal' ace Restaurant Is mutual dependence, To thrive and grow, each dish must be . better than any one -else s. Our aim It to reach the only roomy trade place, the top. No lower idea can oe per "mltted.' 'And when the top, our top, tt reached -by any other restaurant, we wllj .lift .the top. The Palace Hestaarant That House You Intend to Build ' Can be buiit just to suit your pocket book.by ".'d. G. PALMBBRG, and you will find him at his shop at 473 Fourth Street. Sterling Silver ! Never has there been such a stock of sterllsg sliver Jewelry as that now on display at our store. Half the town does not realize the immensity of this assortment. EXSTROM, the Jeweler, ASTORIA - MTTf?ESS - FACTORY, J78 Commercial Street Manufacturers of every description of Lounges, Mattresses, etc. REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES When the tide sets one way there Is always a cause for it. Women don't come here to buy roastt teaks, and all other kinds of meat limply because lt'a Chrlstensen & Co.'a. Of course there are a few, a very few, who -buy out of compliment, or from Ignorance, bat the great mass of nouseksepers buy where they can got tha best and for that reason we supply ths Jnajority of the families In Asto ria for they know by experience that Tie nave only the best. WASHINGTON MEAT J1ARKET, HRI5TEN5BN A CO.. Prop'rs, The Schoolmaster Says ui mo deserving pupil "Uo up beud Tbe Public has said to Grosbaue'r t Braon's "Kesort," "Go up bead. You are the only place in (lie oity where one can go and get a glass of Gambrinus Beer for 6c, and order a fresh aandwiob too at the same time. Business men's uncb. every morning, OLD CORNER CIGAR STORE. th and Bond Streeti. Cigar, Tobacco and Stationery, Copenhagen and Macoboy Snuff, Cutlery, Marine Glatiet Plpei, Playing Caidi, etc. Wholesale and Retail. Genuine Sweedlih Raiori and Pocxet Knlvei, Guaranteed aa Repreeented. J. 5VENS0N. otb and Bond St. Aitorla, Or. A Poor Cigar -,W. .FjjSCHIBBB never made. Don't expect to make, either. But marks this-a-a-t-l-s-f-a-cf- t-l-t.-n of the 22-karet sort has accompanied every purchase of one of, the cigars made by him 1 1 since he began business. We've got . the notion that a satisfied customer "cuts a big figure" In 1 1 building up a business. That's ' 11 " tht reason La Belle Astoria takes 1 so wen. -r- ROSS HIGGINS & CO. Grocers, : and : Butchers Astoria and Upper Astoria. Fin Teat and Cofftei, Table Dellraclei, Domestic and 1 roplcal Frulti, Vegetable, Sugar Cured Hani, Bacon, tie. Choice Fresh and Salt Meats. Little Giant. Seem is if half the mothers In As toria have bought a pair or two of those LITTLE GIANT school shoes for their children. The other halt will as joon hey hear of the wearing qual- . me or (nose mat are being worn abou the city. You can nave your choice cr leather, kid, gram or calf. JOHN HAHN & CO. TBSTBRDAT'S WEATHER. 'Local weather for the twoney-four hours ending it S p. in. yesterday, furnished by the Vnlted States department of agri culture weather bureau: Maximum temperature, M degrees. Minimum temperature, 47 degree. Precipitation, .tfl Inch. Total precipitation from September 1st, iwt, to date, 67.74 Inches. Kxraw of precipitation from September 1st, 1"j4. to date, 4.SS inches. Mr. no LADIES' BLACK COTTO$ HOSIERY WjilTE FEET.. AT Albert Dunbar's. Sole Agent for tbe P. N. Corsets. ' . What cows received first premium at the World's Fair for1 producing the richest milk? Jersey cows, an those are the only kind. that J. A. Rowan sells milk from. . . ' !.-; ''. The Palace Barber Shop is now glv- Ing one of their two-bit blt. shaves fori 15 cents. Business men of Astoria visiting Port land havo for years been accustomed to tako their mid-day lunch at the Gem." The ' Gem" is now located at ;l Third street, next door to the Alns- worth Bank. Jos. B. Penny. The Areade, Commercial Street. iirii TrTTD 1rn TrwVQ ' -'- K Jiilr PsU i)UUlVC? NO BAD DEBTS STIUCTLY CASH. Spice Chbiuots 92o l'ockot Combs 5 to lOo Scrub Brushes 5 to lBo Lnng-bnmlled bath brush 25o Sink brushes 3o Dust brushes l()c Hooks Hud Kyeg lc n dozen Kmbroitlery cotton 2o a ball Castile soup 3d a rnke Humtiurg Edging 3 to 24o a yard Puint brushes IHo Diish lantern 70o 1 1,1 ' '' Wash boilers (No 8) 01) Hut melts 5. 8 and lOb1-'" 3 tit Hot witter bottle 81 08 4 t Hot Wuter bottle 81 10 ' I'nner K-lt'i4 Btid5o CraBb 6 a yard ' ' ' , Hlnles 4o Ilnndkeaehiels 3 to 27c Wine glHBses Co Fry puns O-l'i-14-lOo liuzor Btrops !i3-41o The Celebruted Buttermilk Soap Do a on he. This Mtfh'ctor Lamp, with himney wick nml burner, liic. Lorne Bofi?V'Hou8ebold Ammouial3o. Wash Bonlfis 17o. to UUo. Comforts 1.13, "'"', Veiling per yard 12o, ', Laoe from lo a yard to 14c. Overalls 6U0. QuiltaUHo. Bilk Oarter Web per yard lOo. Breakfast Shawls 2.rxs. Bindings per roll '2a. Pearl Buttons from 7c to 15a 'a dosen. Smoked Pearl Buttons 5c to 80 a dosen. Towels f)0. Table Oil Cloth 19 and 20o a yard. Boys Pants l'Jc. Ladies Underwear all prices Coraot WaiBt lllc. Men's Underwear al! prices. DeLong's Hook and Kyes i.er card 12o. Safety Pins per dozen 2o. 2 Foot Kules 80. Hhoe Brushes lUo. "' Nursing Bottles Oc !'' Vaseline, large bottle So Boys' .Suspenders 10c. Men's Huspendors all prioes. Umbrellas 81.22, 1.(19. Ladies' Hobo 9o. PlayiuK Cords 8o, lOo, Ladies' Aprous 24c, 27c, 34c. Bread Boxes, 35c., (Sc., 76c. Corn Toppers, 7c, 14a. ' Strap Hinges, Sc., Be, 7c, 9o. Red Ink 4c, a bottle. Pint (liiim. 2 for fw. Large (JIobs Pitchers llki, 28c. Lnntern U lobes (lo. Lanterns 45o. Picture Hooks lo. Window Shndes with sprint: rollers 33v. The "ilHGADE" Commercial Ptreet. FOflRD & STOKES GO. DEALERS IN,,, , Crockery, Glasi and PlateJ Ware, White Sewing Machines,. Hardware, . Boat and Fishermen's Supplies, Paints and Oils, Ship Chandlery, Teas, Coffees and Groceries, ' California Wines, -Medically pure Liquors,- - Sole Agents for the Celebrated , Almighty Dollar Cigar. CLOSING OUT SALE! Cohen,- of the Low Price Store, Is go ing Into a deflerent line of business : and offers his entire stock of ,)., Dry Goods at Cost. He has only first quality goods to offer; shod J v materials to get rid of. You can buy with your eyes shut and you cant lO wrong. 0I . AROUND TOWN. J. O. Hanthorn left for the metropolis last night on business. The revival services at Fisher's Hall Sunday were well attended. Mr. J. B. Hegardt was a passenger on the Gatzert last night for Portland. Mr. Peter Grant, Mrs. B. Grant, and Mrs. R. Lemon went to Portland last night. . , Senator Patterson and wife were pas. sengers last night on the Gatzert for Portland. Fteh Commissioner McGuIre, wife, and daughter, left for Portland on the Gat zert last night. Mr. J. A. Duffy, business manager of the Astorlan, returned yesterday from an extended trip East. . "Hold up your hands!" will probably be a familiar and oft repeated phrase in Astoria from now on. One lone drunk and disorderly, Sol. Majava, was before' Judge Osburn yes terday and received a. tine of S. The Red, White and Blue meat market of Unlontown, took - out license No. 29 yesterday for a delivery wagon. . Mr. Norrls, of Cannon Beach, found a new net on the sanrs near Hug Point Saturday. It was in , good condition. There will be preaching in the school house at Fort Stevens this evening at 7:30 by Rev. P. Steen. All art cordlallq invited to attend. Judge J. H. D. Gray goes to Salem to night to attend a meeting of -the commit tee appointed by Governor Lord on the testimonial for" the battleship Oregon. Contrary to expectations Judge McBrlde did not open court yesterday, but instead sent word that court would go over until the regular term commencing June 17th. Mr. Joseph Walsh Is expected up from Cannon Beach, and together with Mr. James Wilson, of Seaside, , will assist Mr. H. Bell In tax levying, commencing i.ext week. Yesterday afternoon Constable Fred Oberg left for Clifton for the purpose of arresting Martin Stanovlch, on a charge of assault and battery. He will have a hearing today before Judge Abercrombie. Yesterday evening when the Potter and ftatvnt atanmafl n nrn U .11.. they founa tne channel, filled with gill iicis- irum me wiaisop nun 10 Tongue Point. They were forced to run over some of them, but did It so carefully that none were injured. "Grandma Burnstde will cerebrate her 64th birthday Wednesday, May 8th, at 118 aona street. As this may be the last mile-post of her earthly pilgrimage, if is earnestly hoped and exepected that as many as possible will call on her that afternoon from 2 until 6 o'clock. A local grocery firm are going- to start a iarge creamery here In a very short time. They will have a fleet of boats to visit the various settlements bv water. and already have made arrangements for milk from nearly all the cows in the county and settlements across the river. The Casino was crowded last night, the new program taking, immensely. One of the great features of the. performance was the first appearance of Mile. Clarice1 Bofante and Sadie Carnot In ''their latest Parisian dance "A la Balle Masque,',' , brought down the house, the applause being such as to make them aDDear the third time. Don't fall to see them tonight. - ; , ,wuw ' ' '- - " SHANAHAN THEIR GREAT SALE COMMENCED MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 29th. Never before have we offered such; bargains as we do in our Banner sale. When we started in business we undersold our competitors by a small margin, now we undersell them by a large margin. We are the largest buyers of Dry Goods in Astoria and can save our customers from 25 to 33 per cen t on their entire purchases. " We are a thorn in the side of every house in Astoria. We sell for cash other houses sell on time, and if you buy fr jm us you save the 25 per cent extra which other house3 lose annually. G5 inch blk broad cloth 8 in blk broad cloth 28 in blk Tricot 40 in blk Cameh hair 46 in Serge 4(1 in figured suiting 36 in Henrictte 40 in Henrietta 1.25 A 1,50 sale price 1.00 54 in broad cloth ...... ....1.50 A 1.40 sale price .96 - 300 yds fancy suiting 500 yds fancy suiting. ... Shot silk Japanese silk Fancy check & figure silk Crepe Silk Apron Gingham. . Best Calico .7 and 80 sale price 5c Scotch Gingham 12 and 15c Bale price .11 Outing flannel 7 and 8c sale price 6c Outing flannel 12 and 15c aale price 8c White goods 10 and 12) ale price 7c White goods 14 and 15c sale price 8c Llama cloth . . . 12 and 15c aale price lOo Men's vesta and pant 75 and 1.00 sale price .66 Mens' vests and panta.. ..1.25 and 1.10 sale price .93 Mens' vests and panto. . .2.50 and 2.25 aale price 1.45 Heavy Scotch wool anh. .2.00 and 2.50 aale price 1.50 Drawers all wool 1.25 and 1.00 aale price .60 Wool shirts. 60 and .75 aale price .45 A P'F 575 Commercial Street, The following were among tbe passen ger for Portland on the Potter last evening: Wiley B. Allen, Mies Taylor, L. H. Adams, J. Tlmmona, P. W. Ryan, T. J. .Gorman, W..W. dake; L. Fltipat rick, Wm. -Wilson, W. Braiee, H. Cannon. Mesera Ferguson and Wlngate claim that they have gone over the right of way rpute so carefully that they could go back 'over the same ground with, per fect safety. They made it a point to not only work for deeds to tbfe right of way but to work for, the friendship and con fidence of those whom they met. If re. ports are true they succeeded In both casea The following were passengers for Port land last evening on the steamer Bailey Gatzert:. Mrs. B. J. Smith,. Miss E. Rowe. M. Wler,-J. O. Hanthorn, John Miller. W. H. Goddard, Senator- Patterson and wife, Senator -Bancroft and wifer H. D; McGuire and wife, J. Holllster, T. Van Scoy, G. B. Hegardt, Chas. Ellis. J. Kel ly, J. Qulncy, Miss Qulncy, E. J. Ford,' Mrs. B. Grant, Mrs. R. Lemon, P. Grant. W. H. McCuen, Mrs. M. Ford, B. Tay lor, W. L. Mencer, Felix Kohn. ". sj W- . 1 L. - There was considerable trouble yester day over. the clothes belonging to the sail ors on the ship Ancona. Lynch, the Port land sailor boarding house keeper, has for some days refused to allow the clothes to be taken aboard, claiming that he nad a lien upon them. However, his partrer. Powers, who was in the city yesterday afternoon finally decided to let them go without further trouole, and tney were accordingly taken down and put aboard the vessel last evening. Mr. J. F. Behm, superintendent of the Paclflo Paving Company, arrived from Portland yesterday- and took ' charge of the work on the new water works. An office was opened on Coxcomb hill, which will be connected with the city by tele phone. Mr. Behm- says that lie will have some three hundred men and two hundred teams at work, and that so far as possi ble, none., but Astoria men will be en gaged. This principle Is an eminently fair one and as the work will last the entire season It 'will afford much needed relief In this community. -. Sunday the body of Elmer Pomerov a fisherman, was found In the net of J. T. Borchers about one and one half mile outside (ha government jetty. Pomeroy, who has been fishing on the river for the past three 'years, bad a set net nearly mile outside the jetty.- and Saturday evening started out in a small boat to take a look at It. Ile-jifiver returned and is. supposed the skiff capsized In the rough water running at the time. The deceased came to this city from Corne lius, Qr.( was-3. years ' of raoe, a nephew ui c. u. i-uru, ui rtwr juiuiiu, mill u. cousin of Jeff Crandall, of this city. The remains were sent to Cornelius by last rights' steamer. Mr. W. A. Foster, one of the early pi- oneers' of'.ithe Nehalem country' about Elsie, came into the city yesterday in response to- a summons as juror for the May term of court.' As court has been abandoned by Judge McBrlde his ser. vices will hot 'be heeded, bv he will re turn home this morning. Mr. Foster states that the Upper Nehalem country is well advanced in an agricultural way, the farmers being well along with their Bprlng wrk. The road question is first In the , minds pf .the people of that sec tion just now, and all are united In their efforts to secure better roads to this' city so that they can get their farm products to market. It is probable something defi nite will be done In the road matter the coming simVner. . ' Harry Hamblet and Fred Overbeck have lately been buying in a nuraber of fancy breed pigeons, and their rookery on 8th street contains a variety of 'birds that would fill with enthusiasm the heart of any fancier. At present their stock 75 & ' . .85 sale price .59 $1.25 & 81.00 sale price .75 50 A , ,60 sale price .37 .1.00 & 1.25 aale price .78 ...1.00& 1.00 & 1.25BHle price .83 1.25 sale price .87 30 & .35 sale price .21 20 A ....35 & 40, A .40 A . . .65 & .25 sale price .13 .40 sale price .29 .39 sale price .33 .39 sale price .33 .75 sale price .40 .1.25 A 1.50 sale price .78 . . .7 and 8c aale price 4c . Duck REMEMBER IB comprises the following, all of which are birds with pure breed: Black Fans, Blue Fans. Yellow Carriers, Red Carriers, Yel low and Blue Owls, Blue, Black and Red Homers, Mixed Tumblers, and tartllngs. A beautifully marked China cTOc struts about and acts as sort of general over seer of the whole pen. Recently the own ers of this fine collection of birds have been flying a pair of homers a short dis tance, and at no distant day expect to try them at a long distance. Messrs. Overbeck and Hamblet take a great inter est In their birds and the rookery back of Mr. Overbeck' residence on 8th street Is nicely arranged for breeding purposes. They have one or two settings of eggs now, that in due course of time will In crease the number of their birds greatly. The McKlnley Club met last evening In the Circuit Court roojn with good at tendance, for the election of delegates to the convention of state Republican clubs at. Portland on the 22d of this month. After the' discussion of the question of admitting new members prior to the elec tion of the delegates, it was decided to proceed with the regular order and after the selection of delegates then to permit any- persons - aWio,- desired to become members to sign the roll. The election of delegates then followed with the fol lowing result: C. W.' Fulton. F; I. Dun bar, F. J.- Taylor, J. W.- Hare, Jno. Fox, W. M. LaForce, Dr. Jay Tuttle, F. L. Parker, J. H. D Gray, H. F. Prael. Yesterday the steamer Queen took quite a party of prominent people to Baker's Bay, the object being to allow the fish commissioners appointed by the last legislature to make a personal exam ination of the fish traps in that vicinity. The party consisted of the following la dles and gentlemen. Senator Patterson and wife; Senator Bancroft, and wife', H. D. McGuire, wife and daughter. Miss A villa; Mrs. Frank Gunn; Mr. and Mrs. W.- T. Chutter, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel El more, Mr. Goddard and son, Mr. and Mrs. Holdiidge, Messrs. George and Barker, At Sand Island the parfy were met by Mr. Seaborg and Mr. Dalton, of Ilwaco, with the steamer Dispatch and conveyed thence to Ilwaco. Leaving the ladles at the hotel the men folks visited Elmore's cannery at that place and then went to Seaborg's cannery, where the senators watched with interest the process of canning salmon. Returning to the hotel a sumptuous luncheon was partaken of as guests of Mr. Seaborg, and was great, ly enjoyed by the visitors, who were by this time unusually hungry, the sharp morning air having sharpened their appe tites as only a sea breeze can do. After lunch was over a special -train provided by Mr. . Seaborg took the party to the. life saving station at North Beach, a trip greatly enjoyed. Returning the steamer Dispatch conveyed the party to .Markham's trap, -where Senators Patter son and Bancroft and Mr. McGuire ac companied a small boat into the trap and watched the raising of the net. So itrong was the wind and so heavy the sea that it took four men to lift the trap. The fish commissioners wore oil coats. In spite of which they received a good drenching, but they were well re paid for their trouble In witnessing the llftlrg of the trap net with its catch of bright and shining salmon. Return ing to the steamer the party was soon conveyed to the Queen, which waB In waiting near Sand Island. The trip across the bay was made during a severe storm, and during which time the ladles proved themselves quite sailors. Although, the day was made disagreeable by heavy clouds and fulling Tain,- the erftire party expressed themselves highly pleased with the trip. B. H. Bowman, Pub. Enquirer, of Bremen, Ihd.i WJjtteil Laat week our little gilrl baby, tJl only One we have, was taken sick wftlh croup. ;ABter two doctors failed to-,, give relief and life was 'honplng by a thread, we tried One Minute Oougih Cure and its life was saved. Oh as. Rogers. -Jim. i4siurnii ita tSLAat White shirts, each . '. ....... .60 and .75 aale price .49 Mens' heavy cotton socks. ... .8 and 10c sale price 4c ens' heavy black socks 20 aod 25c sale price 8c Mens' overalls "5 c sale price 45c en' iu'iii;:i 50 and 6O0 sale price 35c Mens' suependers 20 and 25c sale price 10c Mens' collars 25 and 20c sale price 8c Mena' cuffs .20 and 25c sale price 15c Children's hose 10 and 15o sale price 5c Towels 20 and 15c sale price 10c Towels 15 and 12c sale price 5c Ladles vest 20 and 25c sale price 15c Ladies vest , ..20 and 15c sale price 8c Corsets 75c and 1.00 sale price 25c Childrens vesta 25 and 35c sale price 15c Ladies para5ola 2.00 and 2.50 sale price 1.25 Crepe all colors 15 and 2c sale price 10c 15 and 18c sale price Cotton Pongee 25 and 20c sale price 12'3' Table linen 25 and 35c aale price 20c Table linen 1.00 and 1.25 sale price 7"ic Table linen 40 and 50c sale price 35c Shaker flannel 12 and 15c sale price "c Yard wide muslin. 8 and 7c sale price 5c Wide Sheeting .20 and 22o sale price 17c Colored Sateen 25 and 26c sale price 19- Colored Sateen 15 and 18c sale price 11- Black sateen 15 and 18c sale price II Curtain screens .13 and 14c sale price 10" pip u 1 piwawi n m pppr" Try Smith's Ice cream. -Fresh strawberries at Smith's today. Sweet cream at Smith's 20 cents pint. Smith's Ice cream is unequalled . cream soda a specialty. Private lore for ladles. Commercial street. Ice par- For years the Astoria Wood Yard has given our citizens only the very best of wood and coal. They are still doing it. In fact, they are taking tbe lead. Why? Because they know what the publlo wants, and the public knows them. NOWce Js hereby given to aVl persons leaving the state to go to the "Jim" Shaving Parlors for a flrBt-claas 10 cent Bhiave, 378 Afitor etireet, next door to the Parker House. Our milk 4s guaranteed etrlctly pure and freah from the cow dally. Retth & WUson. No ibatjter milk was ever brought to Astoria than Is funuldhed for five oenta a quant by Reith & Wilson, and de livered Im a otean and tightly closed glass 'bottle at your door every morn- tag. , Mr. Humphrey has some choice Chi nook salmon at his market near Res cue Hall. He also baa oysters tnat sell at a less price than at any other mar ket In the city. He carries clams and other shell fish, and as a side Issue, has a stock of Marshall's famous knit ting twine. GREATEST AND BEST. Four pounds of the best washing powder on earth for 25 cents. Ask Ross Hlgglna & Co. for SOAP FOAM POW DER. If you want a blcyole repaired or a lock fixed, or any other first-class work done, oall on C. H. Orkwitz, next door to Martin Olsen's Auotlon House. Mothers raising their babes on the bottle will have fait, strong and heal thy babies by using .T. A. Rowan's Jer sey milk, as he makes a specialty of milk for babies and the sick. Try htm and be happy. CHAMBER SETS At your own price ait Foard & Stokea Co.'s. The Palace Bath House encourages folks to bathe by having everything first class. ETES Two hard-"woklng servants Y.et quickest to rebel when over-worked. Glasses the right ones scientif ically, delicately adjusted ones the remedy. The ability that experience and study gives can be had at J. H. Seymour's. Charges only for glasses are modest. Why do you Buffer with that cold when E. O. Cough Syrup will cure it; for sale at the Prlntz-Craln Drug. store. Meany Is the leading tailor and pays the hlgbust utsh price for fur skins. For all cleansing puvoses, domes tic or mechanical, removing scale from steam boilers, making soap, or de odorizing the kitchen sink, use Red Seal Lye. - Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder World' Fair Hlchest Medal anr plDlomi. BROS. l .ISIPW Red Calico 7 and 8c sale price 5c Ladies' hose 25 and 20c sale price 19c Ladies' hose 25 and 35c sale price 20c Ladies's hose 20 and 15c sale price 10c Children 's hose 10 and 15c sale price 10c Children'a hose 20 and 23c sale price 12. Towling 7 and 8c sale price 5c 36 in wide lawn 10 and 8c sale price 5c Ladies parasols 1.00 and 75c sale prfee 25c Ladies waists , 40 and 35c sale price 25c Ladies waists 800 and 1.00 salo price 65c Ladies wrappers. . .' 95c and 1.00 sale price 75c Ladies wrappers 1.25 and 1.50 sale price 1.00 Children col. dresses 25 and 35c sale price IMc Children col. dresses 50 and 75c sale price 35o Children col. dresses 85 and 90c sale price 50c Lamp chimneys 10 and 8c sale price 5c Scrubbing brushes 15 and 20c sale price lOc Cioths Hues .'. . .20 and 25c sale price 10c Hall racks 20 end 25o sale price 10c Machine oil 10 and 15c sole price 5c Soap 10 and 12c sale price 5c Cloths pins 5 and 8c sale price l4c doz Fins 6 and 6c sale price l.ceach Lndies night gowns. 75 and 65c sale price 50c Ladies chemise 35 and 40c sale price 25c Ladies chemise '. . .75 and 80c sale price ,49c Lace cm tains 1.50 and 1.75 sale price 1.25 pair Lace curtains 2.50 and 3.50 sale price 1.75 pair Poles and fixtures free with lace curtains. 12.c The Great Sale Commenced Astoria, L E N D EM! For a moment. While we tell you Of our nice Line of Spring Suits that we are sellins this week at $7.50. Now is the time to get a neat and nobby suit, they are well worth $12.50. Gheap Gharley. The Wreekefof High Prices. 571 Commercial Street. ON 1B1 1 ft Oregon.