Store With A Conscience Puts Customer First Policy
A store proclaims a conscience driven policy and customer first principle. It touts quality merchandise clothing shoes apparel and tailoring to justify the price to satisfy customers.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1917
Page
5
A store proclaims a conscience driven policy and customer first principle. It touts quality merchandise clothing shoes apparel and tailoring to justify the price to satisfy customers.
A shop promotes spring clothing plans with options across styles weaves and patterns. It emphasizes affordability and broad price range from 315 to 30 dollars, promising to fit every man’s budget and desired look.
Despite high wholesale costs, the store keeps prices on Shanknnt Sox, Kensington hats, Carhartt Overalls, and men’s neckwear in Pendleton unchanged at old price levels, highlighting a large stock and savings from 25 cents to 2.50 dollars.
A remarkable sale of navy blue suits offered for one day only features the season s newest models in sizes from 16 misses to 48 bust. Garments include plain tailored and embroidered styles in mannish serge gabardine wool poplin and Poiret twill. Prices are discounted without reference to former pricing, highlighting a value from a leading Eastern Oregon retailer.
The ad promotes new novelty items beads and girdles in colorful strings, girdles priced to 6.50, plus Pongee Silks in natural shades 32 inches wide and launderable. Numerous yard prices range from 35¢ to 2.00. Bath mats offered in all colors, heavy weight, priced 5¢ to 2.50.
The Pendleton Commercial Club today arranged seed aid to help poor families plant gardens. Amid wartime concerns in early April, readers note community drives and university enlistment plans, while market reports show grain and wheat prices fluctuating.
Echo April 21 A Red Cross society organized with 22 charter members led by Mrs John F. Revinson and Mrs John Vert Pendleton area officials. Officers named Mrs T M Johnson president RK AF Stanfield vice president Mrs d De Vare secretary, Mrs Win Raselstyn treasurer. Judge Phelps County Commissioner Cyckburn and County Judge Mareh attended prepper meeting. next gathering planned. James Wisener of Pittsburg, Ore., visiting.
Amusements note how press agents promote Victor E B Lambert's The Other Man's Wife about a woman's rights era question. The Oregon Theatre will present the production with notable cost and staging.
The Baptist church schedules Bible school at 10 AM and a preaching service at 11 AM. Rev. W. E. Armfield of Spokane will lead the pulpit, with special music by the choir. An evening session at Happy Canyon with Prof. Erwin is planned at 7:20 PM to kick off Henry evangelistic meetings.
The church announces Sunday School from 1 pm to 2 pm and a sermon topic Doctrine of Atonement. The church will be open daily except Sunday from 1 pm to 7 pm. Regular services and activities are listed for the week.
The regular morning worship at the Christian church features a Sunday School shut in rally with Pastor Hubbell speaking on Weapons of Our Warfare. A union meeting will follow at the Heppy Cansen pavilion with the Redeemer's Cherry speaking. Holy Communion is celebrated at 9.00 am. Evening services include Trinity eve at 6 and 7:30 pm with Rev. Van Wat speaking. Mr W. K E Ros to sing the offertory.
A partial OCR item notes a sea incident involving a steamer Below and torpedoing fears. The fragment mentions a crew or passenger issue and a confirmation of limited details. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text but include a ship, place, and date in April.
Milwaukee reporters recount a night crowd of about a thousand at the downtown Arcade. Two men were forced to kiss a flag amid tense show of force by guards and uniformed men before marching to recruiting HQ. The crowd jeered and followed as the pair stood at salute for five minutes and departed.
Chicago April 21 David Mont gomery comedian of Montgomery and Stone dies this afternoon at about 47. A Booth descendant, he began as a dancer and minstrel before forming the famous team with Fred Mone. He last performed in Chin Chin at St Pat before medical exam and a fatal relapse.
A German court martial in Belgium sparked news as Paul Tertieden burgomaster of Tuizensstt faced a mouth imprisonment sentence for shielding a wounded Frenchman. His daughter Parcness de Cominck a married woman at the front was present when a German officer spoke to her. The exchange hinted at recognition of British nurse Edith Cavell and the court case drew strong reactions amid the ongoing war context.
Globe hotelman F. Dopuideen of Plhewennt valley killed James Haskel, a Pleasant Valley rancher, in front of five year old Margaret Haskel. Haskel’s lumberman friend was also wounded. Denaldeen was said to have fired in self defense and was released on bond.
An admirer recounts sleepless hours due to itching pimples. He reports relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting persistent discomfort before treatment. The letter requests free samples and includes a forwarding address in River Grove, Illinois.
A Cleveland era home remedy claims that applying a few drops of freesone may lift corns and hard corns from the feet. The piece notes authorities and cautions about potential irritation but asserts the remedy heals and prevents infection for many women’s feet.
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