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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
2
Short notice lists price points for kimonas with long variations. items show two discount tiers with cents and dollars, indicating sale figures such as 87 cents and 1.58 dollars for different lengths. No additional context provided.
Stores advertise silk petticoats with marked down prices in the latest sale. Items include $15 petticoats now $11.98 and $9 petticoats reduced to $6.98, with other silk options listed at various reduced amounts.
Plain gingham aprons now 19 to 23 cents and 5 cent items. White aprons both fancy and plain range from 19 to 78 cents with several sizes and styles offered.
A vintage advertisement markets Princess slips priced at $6.95 quality now $5.23 and $5.95 quality now $6.87. Units show reductions in silk and taffeta slip styles with emphasized savings and fashion notes.
Pendleton hosts the annual Interdam high school track meet at Matlock Park with a full slate of races and field events for divisions A B and C plus grammar grade events. Captain-manager-trainer Boylen promises exciting records and a 2:30 start with officials, entries, and school dismissals noted.
In Milton on April 25 the thermometer hit 82 degrees, the hottest April day on record. Strawberries ripen quickly, with plentiful market supply soon. Machinery for the laundry is being torn and shipped for packing. Joe West and family with Edna Fulton return from California. Mrs Clara Briley visits Mrs J W Compton. Lt McBroom from Spray visits his sister Mrs Monroe Hicks. BD Walker sells three acres of orchard to Mr Moore. William Anderson's new residence nears completion, poised as one of Milton's most modern homes. Old college buildings moved back. new foundation nearly ready for carpenters and bricklayers. Mrs H W Hilton recovering in Walla Walla hospital and expected home soon. Miltonites travel to Walla Walla for Odd Fellows celebration. Foley's Urino Laxative touted as spring remedy. Koeppen Bros.
An advertisement notes Liquid Foot relieves tired aching and sweaty feet. It promotes happiness for everyone at She a bottle First Class Drug Stores. The copy ends with a flawed line about a foundation and structure.
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