Holiday Gift Stock Showcases in Ladies Wear
The store markets waists silk underskirts and kimonas as ideal holiday gifts. It highlights extensive stock and fair prices across Ladies Suit and Coat sections with Fall designs. Coat prices are listed from $8.75 to $55.00 with various reductions.
Special Christmas Fur Sale Highlights Neck Scarfs and Boas
A fur section offer lists ladies scarfs from 1.50 to 35.00 and fur sets from 10 to 25 and up. About 150 neck scarfs and boas are displayed and offered at half marked price to encourage early purchases.
Christmas Kimona Sale Offers Wide Range of Prices
A rich choice selection of kimonas for Christmas selling with prices from $3 to $20. The note highlights a superb assortment and emphasizes that the garments are useful and appreciated by everyone.
Fall suit and skirt sale with reduced prices
Bargain shoppers note price cuts on suits and skirts including 17.50 to 8 25 and 83 70 to 40 55 options. Silk ta f fata skirts described as full sweeping and of fine grade with 100 in stock and Christmas specials at 5 15.
Christmas Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes at Popular Prices
Christmas handkerchiefs offered as ideal gifts come neatly boxed with holly or pictorial covers. The collection spans all fancy lines and features initial handkerchiefs priced at 25e and 50e, marking strong value.
Christmas Table Linens and Damasks at Peoples Warehouse
The Peoples Warehouse markets a holiday display of table damasks and linens with lower prices. Available items include 60-inch bleached damask, 70-inch satin damasks, 72-inch damasks in new designs, and full sets of hemstitched dinner linens. Prices range from modest to premium, with bed spreads and special Christmas sets advertised.
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Fancy Christmas glove boxes and full range of gloves
Glove offers include kid gloves in all sizes and colors, sea and ale steel sale prices, 16 button gloves in shades, silk gloves, golf gloves, and auto driving gloves. Misses and children's knit gloves and mittens are available.
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La Grand Ladies Fight for Riverside Park Fund
In La Grande Oregon volunteers form the Riverside Park Association to create a riverfront park with a pond swimming pool and rest spaces. They aim to raise funds from a $1 membership a penny-collecting drive and a merchant sale partnership after year start. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad appears amid civic notes.
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McClure Sells Out Publishing Plant
New York reports that the McClure publishing company has sold its publishing plant. Details indicate a major shift in ownership affecting operations, with market observers noting potential impacts on forthcoming titles and distribution chains. The deal underscores consolidation trends in the American publishing industry during the period.
McClure Transfer Shifts Management of Ping to DoulJeday Co
Ping, once owned and run by 8. 8. McClure, shifts active management to DoulJeday, Page and Co. McClure moves away to devote effort to a magazine bearing his name. The sale involves several hundred thousand dollars. The exact fate remains undisclosed. The McClure publishing house, formed in 1900, lists about 100 authors.
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Short Line Adopts Plan to Aid Farmers Institutes
Oregon Short Line officials announce two institute cars to travel the system. One car will serve a lecture room and the other will carry exhibits for features. The plan aims to edify farmers and extend outreach across locations.
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Railway lecture tour aims at higher grade farm products
The movement, supported by Tolaho and Utah agricultural experts, plans lectures at each siding to aid former communities. The railway seeks to boost high grade productions for easier marketing, uniform output, and meeting demand from big markets, encouraging open minds for discussion.
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Coffee Time Says East Oregonian Editorial
An editorial note from the East Oregonian argues there is a proper moment for tea or coffee and condemns poor offerings, urging readers to choose quality and thoughtful consumption.
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