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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
2
The Jersey Journal urges careful daily washing of stockings to extend their life. Do not boil or mix with other laundry. Use several rinses to remove soapy taint and avoid ironing. shake and smooth instead for best results.
The column highlights social and club happenings, fashion notes, home hints, and items of interest to the world of women. It surveys gatherings, style tips, household ideas, and personal notices that engage readers in feminine circles.
We advertise special purchases of desirable merchandise at low prices and boast new help and a premium department. The store offers wrapping mail orders storage and delivery on any day. They invite customers to use conveniences and to make the store a meeting place while saving T P W Trading Stamps.
Knitted reefers praised for universal appeal in silk or wool in colors black gray white and assorted shades. Priced from 1.50 to 3.50, offering varied options to suit tastes and budgets.
Advertises a buy early sale offering 100 pieces of fancy ribbons for holiday craft work at 25 cents per yard. The brief item urges early purchase to secure first choice of the selection.
For this Christmas we are more fully prepared to meet the demands for initialed handkerchiefs. Neat, smart looking in initials, nicely done on pure linen, qualities you'll not find elsewhere.
Fragmentary ad copy shows low prices for assorted foods including white meat walnuts codfish tenderloins and other items. The readable text suggests a local grocery feature with sale prices and packages priced around 15 to 40 cents, typical of early 20th century grocery advertising.
The ad pitches Hot Point attachments and appliances as beautiful useful gifts for Christmas. It promotes assortments including a Hot Pointron toaster griller cooker and foot warmer with T P W trading stamps and no cash required.
This city hosts Pendleton's first Corn Show on Friday and Saturday by the C. W. KR. & N. Co. It is urged as worthy of attention and a visit, with potential significance for attendees.
Special Correspondence from Adams Oregon reports J T Lieullen sold his town residence for 4500 to Pendleton buyers Mr and Mrs Edwards. The notes recount local visits, Thanksgiving gatherings and births as Adams residents extend farewells and host guests amid holiday activity. Local residents include Clara Whitely, Eleene Howling, Ruth Eriba, and Dan Stone among others.
Mrs John Rust guest en route from Colorado visits Pendleton with Mrs T G Montgomery in Baker, plans Boise winter residence. Mrs Roy Alexander returns home with Mr and Mrs Nelson after Thanksgiving visit. Elks ball attendance noted. Reception for bride Mrs James Shard Johns planned by Mrs Henry Dixon Jones and Miss Mary Johns at Johns residence. Local dances and fashion notes included.
A compiled list of players named for all star football teams by R A Cronin in the Journal and others including Gilmour Doble and Roscoe Fawcett. Players span Washington Oregon Idaho Idaho and California institutions with multiple positions noted and cross references to Spokesman Review and Oregonian. The piece ends with a ham based recipe and a quotation on money.
An enterprising teacher and spouse near Pittsburgh built and decorated an eight room brick house with all furniture made by the couple. A plumber and electrician aided to meet state codes while every piece from kitchen table to library chairs was their handiwork. The piece features a heavy chandelier with brass domes and inlaid artistry.
A column juxtaposes playful fables on money with fashion notes. It notes money’s varied tongues from hush money to blood money and jokes on millionaire talk, then shifts to clothing trends, praising new blouses in silk, net, lace, and velvet, with tailored collars and coattails enhancing dressy ensembles.
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