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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
7
A catalog of girls dresses with prices: one-piece dark galatea at $1.50, brown cashmere piped plaid to 14 years at $3.75, red trimmed dress at $4.00, two-piece Middy styles at $5.00, white shepherd check Middy with red trim and emblem, highlighting styles for ages 6 to 14.
The advertisement promotes LaVogue Wooltex and Prinzess suits stressing material quality and tailoring. It highlighting guaranteed linings, lifetime fit, correct cutting and finishing. Mrs West, former White House fitter, leads the shop with skilled helpers to ensure precise fits. Suits priced from 16 50 to 40 00.
We announce the American Lady Corset is on our shelves for inspection. A perfect fitting gown requires a well designed corset as its foundation. The corset should follow the latest fashion ideas.
The 72-year-old Jim Hill, friend of Gifford Pinchot, is praised and mocked in discussion of conservation and railroad prowess. The profile contrasts Hill with Theodore Roosevelt, portraying him as a ruthless empire builder who modernized railroads, expanded freight networks, and built the Northwest through bold, relentless action.
The centennial anniversary of Chile’s independence movement is celebrated with a world arts exhibition and a national agricultural and industrial show in Santiago. A Palace of Fine Arts hosts the art display as nations including the United States participate. Warship and visitor attendance are reported, despite past tensions with the United States. President Montt’s death in Germany alters some festivities, yet main events proceed. Montt had recently traveled to New York before his death aboard a vessel associated with Mayor Gaviron.
In buying clothes it pays to be sure you get value. Kirschbaume labeled suits at 15 dollars offer better quality than typical options at the price. The store keeps suits dust proof in oak cabinets, each hanging separately to prevent creases, with prices from 10 to 40 dollars.
The article recalls Oregon voters approving a popular choice for U S senator by a wide margin and questions majority rule in primary elections. It notes Germany nearing 65 million, France 39 million, and discusses birth rates and emigration. A Timmerman editor proposes a national forest fire patrol corps with soldiers in several western states. It ends with a quip on local manufacturers and Eugene.
The Circuit Court of Lane County Oregon issues notice regarding an application by Heath Kelly Lumber Company and others to reenter title to described lands in Hendrick Addition Colleges Hi Park. Defendants must appear by October 7, 1916, to show cause why the application should not be granted, or be barred from contesting the decree.
OCOnTAG NEWS reports Hooker O. M. Washburn, organizer and cashier of the State Bank of Coburg, resigns to lead Columbia Bank at St. Helens, Oregon. S. B. Whitaker and son acquire the city drag and team from Karl Green, new Coturg arrivals seek local business. F.C. Watrous plans a moving picture theatre with a photo gallery in the back of the building, aiming for permanent Coturg location.
Guy Young of Salem, trainer of the horse Do Zi, learned this morning that his seven month old son died at Salem. He left on the neon train for the city, seeking to settle matters after the sudden death, the child having been well when he left home a couple of days ago.
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