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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1913
Page
2
Authentic styles from top designers on display in Pendleton offer the fullest spring showing yet. Garments chosen with care emphasize quality, value, and coordinated suits and coats featuring superior tailoring and finish for the woman who demands only the best.
Plain striped and embroidered waists in white only offered for summer wear. Prices listed at 35¢ 50¢ and 75¢.
A fragment notes splash suit fabric in linen color with blue navy green and lavender accents. Claims laundering benefits and cites a yardage price of 25 cents.
Display advertises embroidery packages at 25 cents each including pillow tops bags and novelties such as telephone pads recipe cases calendars aprons and more. Each envelope includes enough thread for the article and choice only.
All new goods in beautiful materials featuring plain scrims and marquisettes in white cream and corn values from 85 to 154. Hem stitched and drawn work borders available among a large assortment.
Our Salvage Sale offers first class silks with light water marks that wash out. Remaining pieces priced at $1.50, $1.25, 73¢, 62¢, and 39¢ each. Sale aims to clean up stock with continued discounts through tomorrow.
Elegant patterns promote dainty dresses for every occasion and urge readers to visit the pattern counter to obtain a copy and complete their season wardrobe.
Shawknit advertises seamless, soft socks guaranteed to please customers. Cotton and lisle pairs priced at 25 cents and Silk at per pair, highlighting comfort and durability.
Don’t miss saving with T P W trading stamps offering a five percent rebate on all purchases. The stamps provide an easy way to obtain desirable household items without paying full cash, appealing to readers seeking affordable rewards.
Dr. Ray Matson, appointed by Governor West to study the Friedmann tuberculosis cure, reports in Portland that the German physician withholds the secret, doubts the cure’s efficacy, and accuses quacks of exploiting anxious consumptives. He cites inflated newspaper claims, high fees, and limited improvements in many patients while noting some bone and joint tuberculosis cases show the most favorable results.
A chemical cure claim notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the fastest remedy for burns bruises sores and skin diseases. It cites L H Haflin of Iredell Texas who recovered from an ankle sore in four days despite severe pain. The advertisement urges households to keep a tin on hand and lists 26 cents as the price.
Washington April 14 The house democratic caucus voted 155 to 29 to adopt the tentative sugar schedule making sugar free after three years of 1 percent duty The adoption followed warnings from Chairman Underwood that amendments would imperil the bill The sugar schedule is said to save consumers about 115 million dollars yearly and reflects the president's wishes after a day of heated debate.
Salem April 14 Workmen excavating for a new dry kiln foundation at the C K Spaulding Logging plant unearthed three skulls and many more bones buried under four feet of sawdust and dirt. The remains appeared decades old with decomposition evident and guards said the duration may be forty to fifty years. Opinions varied on race with one skull showing a retreating forehead.
The discovery of human remains sparked speculation about origin and cause of death with townspeople considering natural or foul play. A. N. Moores linked to Spaulding Plant denied any burial ground at the site. The piece also advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with patient testimonials.
In Salem yesterday Frank V. Wray received a fancy bull dog from his brother, once donated by Homer Davenport in Silverton. The pup, famed for fights, sparked Wray to abandon plans for the ministry and enter dog contests at Oregon university, where he challenged the city’s top dog owner to prove the best canine.
The match concluded with the Wray dog finishing first as usual and money staked on the result. Since the victory Mr Wray has abandoned plans to become a minister and will likely pursue a legal career. Friends who hoped for a pulpit career express disappointment at this shift.
Governor Weaton remains incapacitated by a knee injury suffered while vacationing at Cannon Beach in February. The accident occurred when a horse stumbled during a ride, and though he downplayed it at first, the wrenched knee has troubled him since. He has not been in his capitol offices since Thursday as the ailment persists.
A family explains they will forgo ice this coming season due to the high coal bill from last winter. The expense will keep the household cold for several months, influencing their energy usage decisions.
A Pittsburg Post item jokes about a husband discovering young chickens kept in the closet after he forgot to mail eggs he had given his wife weeks earlier. The quip highlights domestic humor and a playful misunderstanding.
Readers learn of a constitutional Catarrh cure claiming to attack the disease at its root. Hall's Catarrh Cure is sold with a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, and testimonials are promised. Proponents urge internal use to affect the blood and mucous membranes and strengthen the body, with Cheney and Co of Toledo as the suppliers.
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