Embroidery Sale Offers Phenomenal Bargains
The store promotes deep discounts as prices tumble for embroidery items. It urges prudent buyers to read the list and seize rare opportunities to save money on each item.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
1
The store promotes deep discounts as prices tumble for embroidery items. It urges prudent buyers to read the list and seize rare opportunities to save money on each item.
A shipment of A F C Dress Ginghams arrives noted for durability and Scotch material. The notice highlights wide color and stripe options, thorough shrinking, and versatile styling. Sold widely, with emphasis on customer satisfaction and value.
Unbleached bath towels offered in extra heavy absorbent grades at reduced prices. Muslin underskirts described as well finished and durable, with regular price points cited. Limited stock, emphasis on value and quality fabrics for household use.
A splendid variety of corset covers with styles to suit every taste. Regular 25c grade 35c grade 50c grade 60c grade.
Washington January 23 Chairman Shonts of the Panama inter oceanic commission resigns effective at the president's pleasure but not later than March 4. The president accepts the resignation with reluctance. The move surprises officials and the public. Also, Senate defeats salary limit amendment and approves cabinet salary increases, while the president urges a ship subsidy to boost American shipping to South American and Oriental ports.
Washington January 23 The house committee on naval affairs is practically assured to recommend constructing another gigantic battleship in addition to the one decided on last season.
The Thaw murder trial begins before Justice Fitzgerald with 200 reporters present and 50 newsmen admitted as jurors are summoned. Families attend including Mrs Thaw and Mrs Nesbit Thaw while alienists Drs Flint McDonald and Mabin observe. Doming B Smith sworn as first juror.
Seattle Jan 23 The principal witness before Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane was B B E Palmer assistant general superintendent of the Northern Pacific who testified that to the best of his knowledge the claim that laborers were forced to pay 1 to 10 dollars to trainmen for cars was untrue Charles Patton had made the allegation yesterday and Palmer disputed it with testimony confirming the railroad’s denial of the accusation.
In Romney county district court Justice Oscar Hallam orders the Great Northern Railway Company to refrain from issuing or increasing 60 million dollars in stock during the ongoing litigation. The order requires written application to the Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission and awaiting approval before any action. The state calls this a partial victory as it pursues the dispute with the Northern Pacific.
Salem dispatch reports a flood of early measures including a constitutional districting reform, shifting biennial elections, and rail clearance rules. Bills urge county senator alignment, set district attorney salaries, prohibit employer coercion for company stores, and permit juror separation with court consent. Senate items include banking regulation, public works monopolies curbs, primary law amendments, presidential electors conventions, and embalmers licensing.
Salem on January 23 reports the joint session of the legislature canvassed the vote of both houses and announced the election of United States Senators Bourne and Mulkey.
London reports Governor Sweetenham sent many telegrams overnight about the withdrawal of American warships from Kingston. Government secrecy remains tight but the correspondence is expected to confirm known features and may appear in the blue book later.
J A McFadden advance agent for The Miduleht Flyer visited Eugene today to arrange a theatre engagement. The show is slated to appear at the local playhouse soon, with details to follow from the management.
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