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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
4
Regular prices on lawn kimonas described as Fond Boys and Mothers who tried Rawhide Stockings. Sale highlights include long and short fancy lawn kimonas, priced around 35 cents, ties at one dollar fifty, with half-price options available.
A fragmentary catalog note describes outing flannels offered at a yard sale. Mentions dark and light shades with a wide selection, items priced at 10 cents per yard and 5 cents, indicating a bulk textile sale from a past era.
Fifteen colored and black ladies' Eton tailored suits offered at half price. An opportunity not to be overlooked as each suit was originally marked at full price.
Page ad notes $15 wash dresses, now $5 each with only a few left. Prices drop to $3.00 and $1.50 for remaining pieces as stock must be cleared immediately.
Advertisement notes corset covers made of good quality muslin available in all sizes priced at 25 cents each. The concise listing highlights value and product variety for immediate purchase.
Fifty pairs of 9x4 cotton blankets in white tan and gray with colored borders offered at 60 cents per pair. Additional blankets listed at 0e one price and other goods priced from 7ic to 2.00 per pair.
The notice promotes a three day Circus Clothing Sale August 28 29 30 in Eugene featuring summer wearables including clothing hats underwear shirts gloves neckwear and more. Ringling Bros Circus arrives August 30 offering the grand show while the sale aims to blend leisure with business for outsiders.
Twenty five suits in sizes 34 36 37 38 and 40 made from all wool fabrics in latest styles priced up to 25 dollars on sale for 14 dollars 85 cents.
In this lot are numerous summer suits with light and dark patterns including checks plaids plains and stripes. Suits are described as best materials worth 15 to 16 50 dollars with sale price 9 75.
A local ad announces a 10 days sale featuring all lace curtain styles and related home decor pieces. Shoppers can expect discounts on various drapery options and accessories throughout the promotional period.
Advertisement notes 10c wide ticking fabric in green shades priced at 45 cents per yard.
About 25 suits and miscellaneous clothing items in sizes 34 to 37 offered at sale prices up to 12.50, with sale prices around 4.85. Store emphasizes value for value driven shoppers.
New York Aug 20 The Journal of Commerce quotes a close New Yorker saying the cabinet’s Attorney General Bonaparte is effectively finished. The paper notes retirement is not expected yet doubts linger over his fate as the administration nerfs its approach.
August 20 report notes many neighbors went to Eugene. Ulkey and Schermer of Pleasant Will are baling nearby but an accident delays completion. A new addition on William Wil Names house nears finish. Ice cream social, Esther Fitch’s return home due to her father’s illness, and a joint birthday reception for Pearl and Ida Mooney are recorded. Curtis Parker injured a finger by a fish hook while fishing with Verlin Parker.
Fischer Bros mill overhauled resumes operations as Marcola defeats Walterville 11 to 9. M. W. A. to host a Friday dance. Threshing begins. Munroy and Garrison advance on new schoolhouse sales of two old schoolhouses. Louis Renninger returns from Holly. S. P. buys a team for Camp No. 1 and a road donkey for Camp No. 0. Marcola second ball team ties S. P. Camp No. 3 6 to 6.
I will begin picking hops at my yard five miles down the river road on August 28. Pickers are wanted. as WM. FORRESTER.
Advertises labor for August 29 start with furnished cabins for campers. Pickers transported to and from the yard. Apply to Ald GEO T. HALL SR for cabin arrangements.
Campbell-Walker yard will host pickings beginning Monday August 26 with no notice, per C. A. SOVERN. Chambers Hardware Co announces a shipment of 9x12 ingrain rugs and a new Jewel self generating gasoline cut.
A vintage advertisement proclaims The Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by mail for one dollar with two months treatment. Dr E W Hall addresses orders from St Louis Missouri and promotes testimonials. Sold by Hall's Drug Store.
Hop picking will begin on a yard six miles north of Eugene around September 4. Pickers will be hauled to and from the yard. Potatoes are free and groceries are kept on grounds. P. Pennington, phone Black 1751. The Griffin Hardware Co offers used buggies and a Eugene Gun Co advertises rifles at factory prices. A cream freezer claims fast freezing and easy operation.
A brief ad presents a method to obtain pure water by easing to a hard move and assures surface impurity free water. It provides a contact, Phone Black 2872, and lists 219 Jefferson Street.
A donkey engine for the Palmer mill in Bangs Park is on the depot side track ready to be moved to the park by the first local freight train. It was ordered with planned improvements and remains in place despite delays.
A house belonging to J B Banford, with its furniture, was consumed by fire early morning near Smithfield. Authorities believe a defective flue caused the blaze, estimating the loss at about 1500 dollars.
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