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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1917
Page
2
Pendleton merchants advertise a wide range of boys clothing emphasizing top value. The sale features suits for ages 244 to 6 priced from 3.75 to 7.50, school boys 6 to 17 from 5.00 to 11.00, and long pants suits 12 to 20 from 9.00 to 17.50. The store claims the largest, best stock of boys waists with sport and military collars and fast colors priced 50 to 150.
Easter fashion note promotes a range of hats including new Stetsons and Kensingtons in various shades. Styles are described as smart and light, with prices listed from 3.50 to 36.00, inviting readers to update their Easter wardrobe.
East Ureseuign Apretal WESTON April updates show Sadie Nordean of Spokane visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Nordean. Mre Minnie Walker of Hella sits in the city Saturday visiting relatives. Mrs. Alice Kirkpatrick went to Echo Summit to meet her mother Mir Harriet Moser who has spent the week near Heppner with relatives. Lowell Duncan and Allison Ward spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Mrs. Olive Navin has spent the winter in Eugene. Mr and Mrs Henry Paon of Gibbon are visiting relatives near Athens. Mrs Liedtie Manefield visits Athens week. Grandma Maling is visiting relatives in Walla Walla. Mie will aid Kingish with meals at Earl Lisualiocn in Walla Walla.
Berlin April 4 for the first time in German history a woman is to participate officially in Reichstag proceedings Fraulein Elee Loeters a member of Gen war office staff has been invited to appear before the Finance Policy Commission to discuss protection of working women especially in ammunition plants and other war industries
Miss Geraldine Morrison returns to Pendleton school. Miss Mina Chesnut and Miss Mint Simmons named teachers for primary and intermediate rooms. J D Harrah named principal of Pilot Rock next year. Adams principal position not yet filled. Sunday School boasts strong attendance and plans Easter program. civic notes list local visits and district activity.
A large crowd of princes, soldiers, and workers marched to the late Count Tolstoy’s home in London to present a deputation for the widow and to honor Tolstoy’s portrait. The countess appeared, and attendees knelt and sang in tribute.
New York April 2 Stocks soar as the President’s war message to Congress elevates market optimism. Traders cite freer trading and stronger sentiment. Sloan’s Liniment is advertised as quick relief for strains sprains and muscle soreness. It penetrates without rubbing and claims not to clog pores. The ad notes relief for rheumatic pain neuralgia gout and lumbago and suggests use during grippe panic and hard work. Available at all druggists.
A fragmented report from Madiron notes the drys claim victory in Wisconsin elections. The text references cleansing the system and purities, suggesting a political backlash and a push to expel an unnamed figure. The readability is poor but indicates a party victory and calls for reform.
A vintage patent style advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle hair product that thickens hair, stops dandruff, and adds lustre. It claims results in about two weeks with new growth and shiny, attractive hair, urging readers to try Danderine to prove its effectiveness.
A tense local quarrel over quarantine rules heats tensions around Mr. Whitlock’s estate. Critics accuse opponents of reviving an old maxim that dead men tell no tales, while supporters urge caution and public health compliance.
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