The morning Astorian. [volume], February 16, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

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THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1007.
ALONG THE WHARVES
Steamer Sue H. Elmore Out for
Tillamook Points.
COSTA RICA ARRIVES HERE
Dtlla in Horn Port Gerald C Out for
Siletx San Pedro Leaves for Cal
iforniaAlliance Due Down
This Morning.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore leaves
out this morning at ( o'clock for Tilla
mook Bay points, with a big cargo of
general stuff. anJ the following list of
paasengers, most of whom are from
Salem, to-wit: Dr. W. C Hawks. Mrs
W. C. Hawks. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Moon and two children; O. C. Hatt,
Frank Matts. W. F. Schuyler. Xitob
Cave, Lee Jeans, Bliss Fldler, A. A.
Miller, J. W. Parish, William Winter-
mantle and J. J. Longcor, all billed for
Bay City.
T. A. Shute, a son of the owner of
the stranded British ship Galena, ac
companleJ by Captain M. C McGlas
han, a well known navigator to this
port In years gone by, arrived In As
toria yesterday from Liverpool, and
will take a good look at the stricken
ship and acquaint themselves with all
facts of interest In relation to her
anJ her possible future.
The Japanese steamship Kota Hiro
Mam, against which a fine of 5,003
was levied at this port on her recent
arrival here, for being without proper
consular bills of health, has been re
leased from the fine upon a satisfac
tory showing made by her captain and
owners, to the federal authorities at
Washington.
Second Assistant Engineer W. H.
Rober, of this city, and late of the
Hill line steamers on the Trans-Pa-
clflc route, has Joined the steamship
Ohio, now Ik the Sound, and will K
with her to the Hawaiian Islands, with
the party of Los Angeles and Seattle
business men, who are bound there on
a quest for trade.
W. It. Howen. luvompiinlod by his
wife and child, have arrived hove from
Milwaukee, and entered the service of
S. Elmore & Company, ns rale clerk.
Mr. Bowen Is an expert at his line,
and was formerly connected with the
Goodrich line of lake steamers nt Mil
waukee. The steamer Alliance Is duo down
from Portland early this morning and
will make a run to Coos Bay, only,
as she Is due back to Portland, for an
overhauling on the dry-dock, prepara
tory to her annual Inspection on the
!6th instant.
S. Elmore & Co. are In receipt of a
telegram from the fmpqua river stat
ing the recently purchased schooner,
Antelope arrived there Wednesday af
ter having been at sea some forty days.
The schooner Alvena came down
from Portland yesterday morning on
the Oklahama, and cleared from this
port for San Francisco with 890,000
feet of lumber.
The steamer San Pedro came down
the river yesterday lumber laden for
the Bay City and went over the bar
on the afternoon flood.
The barkentine Puako and the
schooner Sarah Plummer went up the
river yesterday morning on the haw
sers of the Oklahama.
The motor schooner Gerald C. left
out last evening for the Siletz, with a
general cargo of provisions and merchandise.
The steamship Costa Rica did not
get in from San Francisco until yes
Nestuoca yesterday, with nil she Is al
lowed to cany In the way of cargo.
The steamer Yoscinlte Is due down
this morning en route to the Bay City
with another big cargo of lumber.
MEN'S LEAGUE TUCK ABACH EES.
The Valentine social given on Thurs
day evening by the Young Men's
League of the Presbyterian church to
the Tuckabachee Club of that church
was n great success.
In December the young men chal
lenged the young women to a two
months' attendance contest. It was
accepted and the outcome had been
a matter of uncertainty until the very
last Sabbath when by a spurt the wo
men won out, and It was up to the
men to furnish "Oyster supper for all
hands, and strictly home made."
Tables In form of a Inrge arrow were
spread for fifty-six. Decorations, nap
kins, programs and everything else
were of the Valentine order. The
cooking was such as only men can do
and even the women had no complaint.
After the feast a program was ren
dered, the climax of which were the
most happy toasts given by Miss Nor-
burg, president of the Tuckabachees,
"Our Hosts," and by Mrs. A. D. Gar
ner, leader of the young women s
class, "The Young Men," and the re
sponse by Harry Vantuyl, president of
the League.
After all sang "Auld Lang Syne" all
"homeward wended their weary way
Nobody knows when the dishes will be
washed.
LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA.
The editor of the Memphis, Tenn.,
"Times" writes: "In my opinion Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Is the best remedy
for coughs, colds and lung trouble, and
to my own personal knowledge Foley's
Honey and Tar has accomplished many
permanent cures that have been llttlo
terday noon, and went directly on to short of marvellous." Refuse any but
1 the genuine In the yellow packages. T.
F. Laurln, Owl Drug Store.
the metropolis.
The schooner Henry Wilson haa fin
ish inadinir nt the Clatsoo mills and I "Plneulea" , (non-alcoholic) maw
will leave out for San Francisco some j used for hundreds of years for Blad-
tlme today. I aer ana Kidney disease i. jaeaicine
.for thirty flays, 11.00. Guaranteed.
The leviathan, Delia, came in from' Bold by Frank Hart' Drur Store,
The Last Day I
of the Gratitude Sale.
Will you help us to make it the greatest of them all?
Yesterday we were gratified to see so many ladies
take advantage of our
CHILDREN'S
OVERCOAT SPECIAL
We now offer thercst of the lot
at the same price.
JUST ONE HALF
FORMER PRICE
$7.60 Overcoats $3.76
$6.00 Overcoats $3.00
$6.00 Overcoats $2.60
This is the biggest offer of any we have
put before you. and it is a fitting end
to a very successful sale.
P. A. STOKES
"UNCOMMON CLOTHES,"
Foley's Honey and Tar cures la
grippe coughs and prevents pneumo
nia. Refuse any but the genuine In
the yellow package.
T. F. Laurln, Owl Drug Store)
GREAT
m
CE SLAUGHTER
Many thrifty buyers are taking advantage of the slaughter prices we are
offering in Men's and Boy's Fine Clothing. We must move this stock out and
turn it into cash in the next few weeks, help us to do it, we have taken the pro-
fit off of everything and more than the profit on some things.
, - ,
5Tic fha Phanpp nf Yniir Take ad,vantase of U-If Tu don,t t
1 10 lllu UlldllbB Ul lUUI LIIU is your loss not our.
WE ARE MAKING ROOM FOR
OUR NEW SPRING
STOCK
which will soon arrive. We aie offering the greatest bargains
ever offered in fine clothing.
We Quote a few specials which should interest you
SPECIAL--250 Men's Fine Chevoit Oregon
Suits $15 values, Special while thev last
7.5
These suits are made from the pure Oregon Chevoits manufactured at the Browns
ville and Salem Woolen Mills, the best bargains ever offered in fine all-wool clothing
200--Boy's Fine School Suits $3.50 and
$4.50 Values. While They Last.
We invite you to call and inspect these goods
for your own satisfaction, which will convince you
that we are offering the best bargains.
IN THE CITY CHURCHES.
Firtt Lutheran.
(SuHtav K. Ityilijulxt, paxtor. Sunday
m hi)"l nt 9:30 it. in. MIhm Ali-mu Ny
lin;'!, miperlntcndcnt. Morning crv
l'e In Hwedlh at 10: tH. Sunday m-hool
uiul n'Tvlce In English nt thi Oi-imnii
Lutheran chinch on 'inunl avenue nt
2 aiiil 3 o'cloi k respectively. Evening
Service In KhrIIhIi nt the I'ppertown
church at 7:30. Theme fur ermon.
"A ir"ut Temptation;" "Evil Spirit,
anil Their lnlluence upon Man." All
are cordially Invited. The pantur
leaven Monday morning fur Spokane,
Wash., to attend tho meeting "f the.
Columbia Conference of tho Lutheran
church and will be abcnt iihuiit a
week.
'
Firtt Methodic.
Sermon theme,: Morning, "Han dud
Anything to do With Thin World' Af
fali'M?" In the evening the Hint wer
rnnh In a Merle on the subject, "The
Drama of a World" will be delivered.
The, following are the mibJectM In the
order In which, they will bo delivered:
(1) "The StageCreation." (2) "The.
Character Ood, Men, Spirit." (3)
"The Klmt Seeno Thl Ireent Life."
(4) "Tho Curtain Kiill, Time Khali He
No More, or, The Cloalng of tho l'Mmt
Scene." (5) "Tho .Second Scene Eter
nlty." You ahoulri hear nil thoao er
rnn. Special rnulc. A warm wel
come. An Invitation to nil. C, C.
Jliirlck, pantor.
Fint Lutheran Zion.
At the KlrHt Lutheran Synod church,
cornf'r of 29th and Grand avenue. Ser
vice tomorrow morning at 10; 415. Eng
llHh aervlcoa in tho evening at 7:30.
Sunday achool meet at 9:30. The
Ladle' Aid Society meeta next Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Mr.
Adolph SverBon. Theo. P. Neotc, pas
tor.
Firtt Congregational,
Morning ervlce ut II o'clock. Sub
ject, "Taking the Meimuru of the
Preacher." Evening nervier at 7:30,
Subject, "The Natural Outworking nf
Evil." Suud.iy m lend at 12:20, mid
V. I. S, C, at 6; 30 p. m, Ml lwek
lii'-ellng Wedmitday at " 3d p. lit. You
me cordially Invited t.) attend till the
Kcrvlie of thlit church. You will ho
welcome mid we will try In do you
good, i. E. Mnorehniine, rh, I)., pan
tor. Preibytorian.
Morning woixhlp at 11 o'cloi k.
"Traruiformatloii." Sunday chool,
12:15; Y. 1'. S. C. E. ut 6:30. Evening
womhlp, 7:30, 'Religion and the llody."
All are Invited. Win. S. Gilbert, pan
tor. Warrenton Prebyterian.
Sunday nchool at 10:30 a. in. In tho
Warren Hull. Evening womhlp and
ermon ut 7:30. Stranger will llnd n
hearty welcome In tlila place of wor-
Alderbrook Prsauterian.
Morning womhlp anil ermoii at 10
o'clock. Evening womhlp; Y. P. 8. C.
E. nt 7:30. Sunday chooI 11 n, tn.
Albert Smith, superintendent.
HUNTING FOR TROUBLE.
"I've lived In California 20 yenr and
and am ntlll hunting for trouble in tho
way of burn, orc, wound, boll,
cut, praln, or a ctie of pile that
Bucklen' Arnica Snlve-won't quickly
cure" write Charles Walter, of Alle
ghany, Sierra Co. No uo hunting Mr.
Walter; It cure every cae. Guar
anteed at Chaa, Roger' drug atore, 26c.
Great Investment, abolutely aafe,
brlnga returna, giving aurplu earn
ing power of youth till old age, secur
ing comfort and health in your de
clining yt'ar. That'a what Hollls
ter'a Itocky Mountain Tea doe. For
sale by Frank Hart.
Make Us a Visit.
Brownsville Woolen Mill Store
E. C. JUDD, Proprietor 684 Commercial Sreet,
Between 15th and 16th
We carry a fancy line of
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Received by today's express a shipment of
Smoked - Bloaters
ACME GROCERY & DAIRY CO.
Milk Phone Red 2286, Qrooery Phone Main 681.
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