Easter Special Advertisement On New Arrivals And Accessories
See our Special Advertisement on 4 for Important Announcement. Easter Offerings of Merit NEW EASTER ARRIVALS PARASOLS JEWELRY GLOVES WOOL DRESS GOODS and more. Coral novelties belt pins bolero pins hat pins beads silk gloves in black white colors and gloves priced from 25 cents to 4 50. Serge wool taffeta and broadcloth dress fabrics in assorted colors offered at 50 to 83 per yard.
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America
Japan
Panama
Four Day Easter Suit Sale Arrives On Floor
Tomorrow on the second floor a sale features 50 women’s tailored suits in gray and black worsteds brown cheviots navy serges black serges diagonals with medium length jackets and varied skirt styles. Regular values reach 25 dollars, now offered at 25 dollars and 18 75.
New dress trimmings and hats showcased for Easter
A local ad touts 18.75 dress trimmings Marquesettes in various fibers and new silk marquisettes with a full range of colors. It highlights SILE FOULARDS for color and design, announces Easter hat arrivals from Gage Fisk and Herman & Lyman, and advertises Irish crochet thread and pillow tops for high school teams.
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Sile Foulards
Express
Herman & Lyman
Goods Department Offers Range of Fabrics and Laundry
In this department shoppers are surprised by the “magnitude” of stock. It lists all kinds of goods and combinations from heavy materials to very sheer fabrics. Includes all laundry and the price yard from a pier 50¢ to 50¢.
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Stanfield and Vicinity
Ballard
Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton’s Cleanest and Best Grocery Ad Item
Pendleton’s Cleanest and Best Grocery offers Maple Butter and Pure Dressed Clams in pint jars, Minced Clams and Tom Made Salad Dressing, Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs by the dozen, Fig Pudding, Reynefort Cheese, German Breakfast, Nuefchatel, Pineapple, Condensed Soaps, and Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple with prices ranging from 10¢ to $1.00. The ad emphasizes basement storage and oil model basement features.
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Pendleton’s
Tome
Strawberries and activity in Stanfield project area
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon notes arrival and planting of Clark Seedling strawberry plants from Hood River by the Stanfield Fruitgrowers association. The project also plants melons and thousands of fruit trees while neighbors relocate, relocate, and report progress. a runaway buggy incident is recorded along with local residents relocating to the area and visiting Pendleton.
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Stanfield
Ore
Stanfield Fruitgrowera’ Association
Hood River
Lardless Cookery Promoted by Cottolene
The N. K. Fairbank Company markets Cottolene as a lard substitute for all cooking uses. It claims to be digestible, nourishing, and cheaper than lard, with physicians endorsing it for general and invalid diets.
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N. K. Fairbank Company
Echo Oregon Linked Prosperity and Clean Ledger
Echo Oregon proclaims a thriving, debt free city with $800 surplus, a $10,000 water system, mile of graded streets and two miles of sidewalks, supported by a revenue rich landscape. Local residents include Bert Benedict heading to Redmond, Jas McCarty visiting Condon, Merle Dobble returning to Irrigon, and Antone Vey family moving to Butter Creek with 4H.
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Echo
Ore
Oregon
Bert Benedict
Redmond
Jroin
Jas, McCarty
Hee King
Buttercreek
Condon
Merle Dobble
Irrigon
Antone Vey
Pendleton
The France of Today by Wendell
Library notes review Prof Wendell Harvard professor describes The France of Today praising French education and social structure from his Sorbonne study He reflects on temperament family life and national character as it relates to literature religion and politics in modern life East Oregonian 65c per month
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France
Wendell
Barrett Wendell
Harvard
America
Sorbonne
Paris
Adams Butcher Shop Sold for $100 in Adams Ore
Adams Oregon April 10 T C Ried of the Commercial hotel bought the Adams butcher shop of Ernest Ross for $100 and will be found at the shop or hotel. Many local residents and visitors are noted with trips to Pendleton Athena Walla Walla Helix and Weston for games and shopping. The community reports a first baseball victory for Adams over Helix 17 to 0 and locals plan a growing irrigation and electrification push around Caldwell and Payette.
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Adams
Ore
T. C. Ried
Commercial Hotel
Ernest Ross
G. O. Richards
Pendleton
Athena
Tola
Gwendoline
Mildred Rogers
Pendiet
Mia
Jim Chestnut
Jessie
Dora
Miss Beebes
T. Henry
J. King
John King
Mable McIntire
T. C. Darr
Darr Brothers
Mecham
Bacapell
la Grippe
L. L. Rogers
Weston
Ark Maxey
Trene Rippey
Mise Nellie Carr
Athens
Charley Owens
Jyde Sands
Reiaph Wallin
Lite Melntire
Harrieon Beker Cloud
Wallan
Helix
Adama
Mra
Casper Woodward
Walla Walla
Mike Lewln
Caldwell Resident Describes Caldwell Development Surge
W H Redway Caldwell Commercial Club president reports Southern Idaho rapid growth drawing thousands of homeseekers. Irrigation and electric projects spur eastern capital investment, with Caldwell district seen as a future great producing area. Nearly 300000 acres of land tributary to Caldwell to be reclaimed.
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Idaho
Portland
W. H. Redway
Caldwell Commercial Club
Redway
Caldwell
Change of Life Salvation Through Lydia E Pinkham
Natick Massachusetts reader recounts relief from severe nervous symptoms and a brain tumor scare after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Natick, Mass
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkham
Nathan LB. Gearon
N. Main Street
Natick
Mass
Lydian EK
Pinkham
Not Goodwin on Northward Tour Misread Wallia Walla
In a theater call board moment the comedian misreads the upcoming town as Walla Walla naming it Wallia Walla. The San Francisco Chronicle notes the garbled gag reflects mispronunciation during the tour announcement.
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Goodwin
Walla Walla
Wallia Walla
San Francisco Chronicle
Tide Waits for Lawson Patron Saint of Fishermen
Thomas W. Lawson is revered by Portuguese fishermen near Dreamwold during Lawson's summers. He has given large bills for small favors like boat rides, prompting fishermen to seek his favor. Last summer he met the lobster boat Betsy captain at Cohasset beach who answered with deference.
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Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Cohasset Beach
Betsy
Mr. Lawson
Everybody's Magazine
Superstition Pays in Sailor Tale of Rabbit Foot
An old sailor recalls believing in signs to avoid disaster. On a final voyage before wreck, a rabbit’s foot appeared in a pocket and led to rabbit stew, yet the crew was saved highlighting the paradox of superstition.
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Glendening Street
Roger Carlson
Dr. Coe
Wash
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Grant Buchanan
Library Notes
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Boise- Payette
Black Canyon
Eastern Capitallats
Payette
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Boise
Meee
A. C. Koeppen
Bradfield Regu
TOR CO
Atlanta, Ga
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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