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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1913
Page
2
Do you save your T P W trading stamps If not you lose five percent of all you spend on clothing dry goods shoes groceries The stamps amount to a five percent discount and the premiums offered are the best yet with any premium plan Start now to profit by saving them
Advert shows bon ton and Royal Worcester corsets in long undulating lines from shoulder to ankle with slight waist nipping. Models fit all figures and prices range from 1.00 to 5.00 and 0.25 to 0.50 in black brown grey red white and navy.
Numerous linen center pieces with a range of patterns on display in the Art Department. Prices shown from 25 cents to 1 dollar.
A reader notice highlights affordable apparel appealing to discerning women offering quality garments at a modest price.
In Walla Walla on April 28 the Pendleton Bucks staged a late rally, scoring four runs in the eighth to beat the Bears 6 to 6 in an airballers’ slugfest. Bobby Davis fueled the rally with key hits and helped turn the tide as errors plagued Walla Walla’s defense.
A display of an extra fine assortment is offered at 50 cents each. The notice highlights many options on hand for customers to choose from.
Linen for dresses described as made from selected flax yarns imported from Ireland. Available in white natural, blue pink lavender Egyptian and natural shades. Prices noted: natural shade 25 to 50 cents per yard, colors 50 cents per yard, white 40 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents per yard.
Tiny Leonard hurled a one hitter through seven innings as the Walla Walla Bears defeated Pendleton 9 to 1. Krause started for Pendleton, then McGarrigle relieved in the fourth as Bears offense produced heavy hits from Harmon Lundstrom and Davis. Pendleton, hampered by injuries, saw Lodell out and Berger filling in outfield duties. Local turnout included 159 Pendleton fans arriving by train and auto.
In Walla Walla on April 28, the Buckaroos were defeated by the record five of six club with a 9 to 1 score. The game stood out as the sole one of the week decided decisively without luck influencing the result.
Women risk health and beauty as they fear illnesses tied to their sex. The article touts Lydia E Pinham's Vegetable Compound as a safe, herbal cure, claiming decades of use in the United States for female ailments.
Portland and Sacramento split a 2 goal game while Los Angeles blanked San Francisco 6 0. Oakland dropped a 3 1 result to a team listed as 3 1 for Venice, which beat them 8 3.
The annual pilgrimage to the shrine of Our Lady of the Consolation Church at Carey ended today. Thousands of people afflicted with diseases came in wheel chairs and on crutches, many discarded their aid after what they call miraculous healings. The peak day was Thursday with long lines waiting to touch the shrine.
At Vancouver the game between KR and H E ended 4 to 6 with Blake Hynes Bliss Hall Konnick contributing for Vancouver while Ohl Guin and team matched. At Seattle Tacoma beat Besttla 6 to 13 with McGinnity Grindle Meikle Dell Cadman starring. At Spokane Victoria edged Spokane 2 to 1 as Schultz Kantellner Shea Covelaski Sharf Bonner Auer drove runs.
In Philadelphia Washington drops near zero as Hughes and Ainsmith face Houck and Lapp. In New York Chicago leads with 14 to 8 behind Stone Agnew and Russell Schalk while Leonard Bedient Carrigan and McConnell Fisher Warhop Williams Sweeney contribute. At Chicago Schula R LE SNMOU Navy provide additional lines.
East Oregonian seeks large clean rags. Bring or mail them to the office at your earliest convenience for purchase.
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