Linen Handkerchief Sale At Discount Prices
This evening after supper a sale offers a pure linen handkerchief at 35¢ quality price cut to 20¢ with a deal of 5 for $1.00.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
2
This evening after supper a sale offers a pure linen handkerchief at 35¢ quality price cut to 20¢ with a deal of 5 for $1.00.
An ad notes a one half price sale on thin wash goods this evening. Dimities lawns Swisses and related fabrics are offered at 15 to 50 cents per yard, half price for the event.
A clear sales notice advertises a sale of Gloversville Silk hose for women in new colors and all sizes. The price is $1.50 quality, offered after supper for 98 cents.
A local ad offers 48 pairs of good quality cotton blankets in gray and tan. After supper tonight a sale lists 75 cotton blankets for 53 cents each, promoting a bargain for home use.
The advertisement promotes a sale on women's neckwear including Jabots Dutch collars and fancy tabs. Prices are cut progressively from 25 cents to a few dollars with final items marked at reduced rates.
Pendleton residents, led by Presbyterian churchwomen, staged a world tour on stopover tickets with the Lusitania as the launch. Guests visited Japan Egypt Italy Holland Scotland Ireland and the United States through dancers guides and themed rooms. The lively program drew large attendance and many local lodges shared in celebratory events.
Multiple denominations announce services in Pendleton. First Christidian Church invites Bible study at 98:45 and 11 p.m. communion led by Mrs. Elen Hunter of Portland, with youth and evening sermons by N. H H. Brooks. First Methodist lists Sunday school, Epworth League, and social events. Church of the Redeemer holds morning communion and services with rector Chitles Quinney inviting all.
Christian Science services are held Sunday at 11 o clock with the subject Are Sin Dis ease and Death Real and Wednesday at 8 o clock. Sunday school meets at 9 o'clock on Sunday morning. Reading room open daily in the afternoon. Corner East Webb and Johnson streets. Everyone is cordially invited.
Rev. R. E. Storey of 302 East Alta Street leads morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled The Power of a Constant Life. A baptismal service follows. Evening service at 7 30 includes an echo of the big lay meeting held at Walla Walla Friday. Bible school at 10 Young peoples meeting at 6 39. All are invited.
Secretary of War Dickinson tours a 10 by 20 foot Isthmus canal model in a Capitol corridor. He explains key points of the canal project to a group of visiting tourists, offering insights and educated guesses about the big job.
An onlooker doubts the canal builder’s identity while observing the construction model. The observer fears his descriptions may reach patrons, causing his bold voice to falter and end the lecture as the builder resumes the inspection.
A Lexington KY conductor Wilford Adams writes that after weeks in bed with chronic rheumatism he used Foley's Kidney Remedy, finishing with the third bottle to return to work. He claims it gave him more relief than any prior medicine and endorses its claims for rheumatism. Korppen Bros.
PAid advertisement urges voters to support a school tax measure in Monmouth Oregon. It emphasizes separating schools from politics, educating boys and girls, and states the tax would cost four cents per year for every $1000 of assessed value. Sec. Com. J. B. V. Butler signs the notice.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine’s reach and asserts superior efficacy. The copy then notes apparent egotism as preferable to impulsive indifference, mentioning Koeppen Brow in a clipped promotional tone.
Shake Into Your Shoes Allens Poot-Ease, the antiseptic powder. It purports to cure painful, smarting feet and instantly relieves burning or tingling. It claims to soften tight shoes and provide relief for sweating, callouses, and tired feet with a free trial by mail.
Medicine ad touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as aiding nature by purging impurities and restoring health. It promises free, regular function and strength, with sale through all dealers.
A letter offers pickles with strong flavor, priced at 2te per glass and 10te per pint in bulk. The writer signs as Jacob and mentions a new Axie Greasebetter product.
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