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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1911
Page
2
An Oregon store markets a major sale emphasizing habitual shopping, offering a large men and boys clothing department with Norfolks, tub shirts, and furnishings. Prices span 5 to 20 dollars, plus trading coupons promising 5 percent savings on purchases, highlighting big stocks and seasonable goods.
Economy that many women will be eager to participate in a helpful opportunity for choosing a new Spring Tailored Suit. New Spring models and a limited number in this special grouping feature finely tailored garments in serge and invisible stripe manish materials. Plain and braid trimmed with satin collars. skirts have panel backs and fronts. Some gray mixtures with braid trimmed collar and cuffs. Special 16.75.
Spring selection highlights Voiles Marquesettes and Chiffons in multiple shades. Bargain prices range from 50¢ to 2.50 per yard with April sale emphasis on airy fabrics. Includes dress linens and a large assortment of flowers and foliate prints. Shop offers wide linen widths and fast approaching summer wear options.
Pendleton's Cleanest and Best Grocery features Parker's Tome Made Cookies 10¢, Fine Fat Mackerel 10 and 30¢, Nice Ripe Oranges 10 and 30¢, dozen 20¢ Sweet Melish 40¢ pint Maple Butter 45¢, Peanut Butter jars 15 and 35¢, Fancy Walnuts Almonds Brazils 25¢ lb, Salt Herring 25¢ cans, Pineapple 1.00, Home Made Salad Dressing 25¢, plus plain and decorated Dinnerware and assorted glassware and kitchen items.
Hermiston, Ore residents push a city water project while considering privatized franchise options. John T. Whistler is hired to study feasible plans, with council backing a municipal system and a private installer option. Local real estate and business moves accompany the debate as Peters, Jensen, and Torley families relocate and new offices open.
Portland fraternal and military groups plan a large parade as part of the Rose Festival week starting April 24. An estimated 100,600 fraternal members from leading orders, including 400 War veterans, are expected to attend. Funds from a carnival will try to cover events and decorations, with a full schedule of speakers and decorations being arranged by committees across Peninsula, Montavilla, and Sellwood areas.
Prominent musicians from Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana gather in Portland for the Northwest Music Teachers Association convention. Concerts lectures and manuscript performances feature educational sessions, with a banquet and opportunities to attend Theme Festival events. Executives include W Kantner of Seattle Edgar Filchher Miss Lucey Cole Mme Maud Cleary and W H Boyer.
Olympia April 24 The weekly report from State Treasurer John G Lewis shows more than two million dollars in cash in the state treasury with the remainder allocated to various funds and accounts The report details the distribution of funds and notes totals on hand and expected receipts for the current period.
April 24 report from Washington states a federal hubli project at Braddock Pennsylvania will open today. Congress appropriated 170000 dollars for the construction. The announcement notes the work will create federal facilities and employment in the area.
An old advertisement claims Pazo ointment cures itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with guaranteed results or a refund. It asserts a 0c price and promises relief for various pile symptoms without detailing clinical evidence.
New York conductor Wal ter Dmrweh leads Awaneta's third annual spring music festival on April 24 with the New York Symphony Orchestra providing the musical backdrop. Singers are set for a strong performance as the event promises a festive evening in Nugneath.
A vintage advertisement claims a knocker in a blind man results from a disordered liver and promotes Ballard's Herbine as a cure for constipation dyspepsia indigestion sick headache biliousness and stomach and bowel troubles. A Koeppen & Pros.
A confusing OCR fragment reports a 875 fine in Hood River on April 24 involving Johny Featherstone tied to steamer Tahomi. The text mentions selling North Mont River estate and a $74 fee, with unclear references to Heetieanier Mood oper and Tahoma operations amid a legal action.
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