New Suitings Arrival Showing 14 inch Wool Coatings
New stock arrives featuring 14 inch wide all wool suitings and coatings in tan grey and green. Sold at two dollars per yard.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1912
Page
2
New stock arrives featuring 14 inch wide all wool suitings and coatings in tan grey and green. Sold at two dollars per yard.
The item offers four pieces of ratine cloth praised as the season’s most wanted fabric for suits dresses and trims priced around one dollar the vane oo tag indicates the magazine style note.
Lawns Batiste and dimity among spring fabrics shown in light pretty patterns and floral designs in all colors. A big display draws attention with prices from 5¢ to 5? cents.
Trading stamps offer a five percent saving to customers. If you are not collecting them yet, start now to gain value and reduce costs. Don’t delay, begin today.
Ready made garments prepared for embroidery in a full line of sizes. Includes gowns corset covers combination suits and infant dresses male garments hoods shirtwaists sacques and other ready to embroider items. Made of French nainsook with seam beading finish. Located in the Are Department.
A local advert offers a free fourth boys' baseball suit with every boys' suit purchased at five dollars or more this week. It urges boys to form teams and designate a captain to take advantage of the deal.
Today a large stock of women's under wear arrives to meet demand. High neck long sleeve vests available at 25 50 and 65 cents. High neck short sleeve vests priced 35 50 and sleeve knitted corset covers at 35 50 and 65 cents. Short sleeve corset covers priced 50 65 cents.
Milton wins a close baseball game against Adams school by 12 to 11 in Milton Oregon. The brief notes also mention local visitors and residents including Pendleton Echo Walla Walla and ongoing church and mission reports from Springfield Massachusetts and New England Methodists.
K N Painter of New York arrived from the Orient on the Tonyo Maru with six dwarf kangaroos intended for the Bronx Zoo. The Federal Agriculture Department classified them as deer and barred import, sentencing the tiny animals to death. Painter holds about 160 rare birds from the Far East but fears for the mini kangaroos fate.
Taxi and touring car service advertised at 25 cents to any city part with 24 hour availability. Contact via phone Main 12 for day or night rides.
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon notes two car loads of automobiles received by Staggs and Phillips of Weston. One car load has been disposed of. The report includes local visits, hospital and funeral mentions, and Titanic disaster recollections among Weston residents.
Seaman recounts Titanic sinking at the American Seamen's Friend Society feeding station. Captain Smith reportedly refused aid and disappeared as the ship went down. Lifeboat carried a naked, freezing woman who died later. Emil Taussing and relatives suffered exposure amid the disaster aftermath.
A 100 reward offer claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by internal use. It asserts effectiveness on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes constitution building. Testimonials available. address F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to assist nature by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse the body. The copy claims the medicine purifies and builds up health unlike other tonics, presenting it as a successful undertaking for wellness.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the cure for the blues caused by a sluggish liver. It claims the pills expel bilious poison and improve stomach, liver, and kidney function. Sold for 25 cents by Koeppens.
For sale in eastern Oregon. Desirable plumbing and pawnbroking business with second hand stock. Contact Sharon and Eddings Pendleton Oregon for details and interested buyers.
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