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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1914
Page
2
The Peoples Warehouse advertises Easter boys clothing with knee pants suits priced for the remainder of the week at 7.50 10.00 and other amounts. Parents are urged to buy now for quality style and economy.
New collars of organdie and batiste embroidered in white and colored designs priced to 3 dollars. Easter beads marketed as attractive accessories add the finishing touch, with prices from 35 cents to 5 dollars.
Men Folk as a Rule notes fashion shifts each spring and fall. King fashion offers liberal styles with no hard rules. T P W Ready For Service Clothes lead in design and comfort as top makers showcase hats ties shirts and more. The aim is to invite browsing rather than immediate buying.
Canton plisse crepe offered at 25 cents per yard in white and dark colors with about 20 floral designs. Tango hair pins, fashionable season accessory, shown in amber and shell with rhinestone mounting, price two for.
Customers seek the latest in women's footwear as T. P. W. showcases the right up to the minute lines. The feature highlights Spanish Louis Cuban styles and low heels in boots and low cuts with Goodyear welts or turns.
A Methodist church banquet Thursday night hosted by Rev. C. A. Hobshire’s Bible class honored guests from Mrs. Sam Jinkins’ class. The contest winner added 52 members to 42 for the other class. A new contest ends with a picnic by the losers. Mrs. F. E. Judd, Mrs. William L. Thompson, Mrs. Edwin P. Marshall and Mrs. John R. Dickson visited Portland to hear the Chicago Grand Opera Co. Mrs James A. Fee hosts the South Bridge Club at her Post street home this afternoon.
The 1014 Better Babies season opens with a scientific contest in Battle Creek Michigan linked to the Race Betterment Conference. Dr J H Kellogg opened a sanitarium annex for examinations by doctors and Lydia A De Vilbiss. Awards include Race Conference gold medals for best girl and boy.
A Newark News inspired guide shows using worn lace remnants three to five inches wide for decor. Tips include tinting white lace with saffron to a pale ecru for antique appeal and crafting candle shades, bureau scarves, satin boxes, and monograms with contrasting colors. The St Louis Star adds sewing tips to extend silk skirt life by hanging flounces in reverse to prevent creases and maintain fullness.
In San Francisco on April 7 the Parents' Rights League of America objects to routine medical checks in public schools. A letter on file in Mayor Rolph's office argues exams intrude on education, humiliate children, and stigmatize them as exceptional or defective. The protest calls for mayoral discussion with the board of health to end or limit the practice.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal blood tonic to cure tiredness, purify blood, improve digestion, and enhance appetite, sleep, and overall energy. It emphasizes longstanding reliability and urges readers to consult a druggist for purchase.
A note explains that interns operate free medical centers where parents may take their children when necessary. The source emphasizes accessible care and community health support through these centers.
New York April 6 Under Captain T. Rogers the super-dreadnought New York sails to Guantanamo Cuba testing grounds to go through its paces before becoming flag ship of the Atlantic fleet The New York is the sister ship of the Texas and the largest fighting vessel afloat.
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