New Silks Express Adds Silk Waist Patterns
New silk waist patterns arrive in all colors with two toned effects and Dresden patterns. A practical Christmas gift selection available now.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
2
New silk waist patterns arrive in all colors with two toned effects and Dresden patterns. A practical Christmas gift selection available now.
In brown grey and red plaid cheered coats offered at 58 inches wide all wool with fast colors. Lounging robe use noted. Special yard price given at 1.89.
The Peoples Warehouse stands ready for holiday shoppers with a full stock and early shopping push. Aims to guide customers to thoughtful purchases before Christmas, stressing deliberate choices over rushed decisions.
We are offering delicately made lingerie waists featuring genuine hand embroidery laces and insertions in voile and lawn fabrics. Prices start at 2.95 dollars and rise with design complexity.
Fragmentary text references prices for sets with figures like 1.95 and 85.00. Details unclear about product, sellers, or context.
Bargains abound in a strong clearance sale featuring women’s suits. Our efforts focus on offering deep discounts and value on selected styles for Tuesday shoppers.
It is doubtful if values of equal importance were ever offered the women of this vicinity. Every desirable 1912 style and fabric is embodied in this group of special values that were really worth the original prices, which were up to $35.00.
A historical ad lists prices for mackerel and Columbia River salmon bellies, smoked bloaters, horseradish jars, various jams and jellies, home made noodles, instant coffee, beans, and peanut butter with prices in cents. The small print hints at department phone numbers and broad product lines typical of a late era storefront advertisement.
The department advertises that each full book yields five dollars in premiums. It emphasizes the premiums are quality items and highlights the value of the publications in the program.
A fragment notes MEN SITOES shoes in the season s new lasts offered in black and tan tones, indicating a fashion item focus and color options. The text hints at a catalog or advertisement but lacks full details on brand, price, or availability.
The advertisement promotes Hercules wool boys' suits at deep discounts for Christmas. Prices range from 2.35 to 7.90, with matching shoes noted for proper fit. A broad display includes handkerchiefs from 10 to 50 cents and linen options up to 75 cents, highlighting value and variety.
Beautiful new guests in all sizes and a large assortment of Christmas items on display in the Art Dept. Includes buffet scarfs lunch cloths plate doilies tumbler doilies and Dutchess Jaca trimmed pieces. Prices from 35 cents to 8 dollars. Also pin cushions sachets vanity bags writing pads manicure sets collar bags boudoir caps in dainty colors. We prepare Christmas packages for forwarding anywhere and handle phone or mail orders with care and promptness.
A Denver man Austin Travis won a bet that a silver service would be the reward but the stake turned into Nellie Smith as the bride. Travis, a Armour Packing salesman, wed Nellie Smith with his friend acting as best man after losing the wager. The ceremony was performed by Rev Patrick Riordan. The couple will live at 2368 Emerson street. Nellie is Mary Smith's daughter and a former telephone operator.
William C Carnegie eldest son of Mrs Thomas Morrison Carnegie and nephew of Andrew Carnegie wed Miss Adam Bell a working girl. The ceremony occurred at Squire J J Sweeney’s office with a constable as witness. The couple then went to the bride’s mother’s five room flat. The bride Jane Dewart Bell widow of Thomas Bell is 26. Carnegie 465.
Washington December 2 The president elects plan to postpone the pomp and ceremony surrounding the induction into office, a traditional feature of transfers of power, signaling a likely change in the schedule or nature of the inauguration activities.
The coming session or early extra session of Congress was confidently predicting a change to the Inaugural date to the last Thursday in April. Representative Henry, head of the House Rules Committee, is drafting the measure with President Wilson backing it. The proposal has been sidetracked by busy legislative business but could be moved from committee to law.
During August and September 1912 the Bitulithic paving awards totaled 12 204 941 square yards. This paving is used nationwide in the United States and Canada, remains uniformly good, and requires little to no repair. Leading publications report it as a major driver of local development and tax supported economy, earning strong recommendation for use.
A winter and spring danger is pneumonia driven by colds and grip. The advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as the best medicine to drive off these illnesses with testimonials from Mrs George W Place of Rawsonville Vermont and claims it guards against bronchial affections. Trial bottle free at Koeppens.
A reader asks about frequent water pipe breaks at home, noting the annoyance and high repair costs. The letter highlights disruption to daily life and potential property damage from plumbing failures.
A proverb adapted line notes prompt for timely plumbing work and repairs. It blends old fashion counsel with tradesmen wisdom, suggesting early fixes prevent bigger problems and expense later.
The Orpheum offers a four reel bill including Daughter of the Spy a two reel drama where a nobleman in hiding is betrayed to soldiers and a desperate escape ends in tragedy. The Mystery of Grandfather's Clock a Kalem story with Misa Alice Joyce. A Queen for a Day an Edison feature with Julus Compton and Bessie Learn and an African servant subplot.
The Pastime presents Tuesday offerings with Mountain Dew Kalum Carlyle Blackwell and Lillian Christy in a love story about a revenue man and a moonshiner’s daughter. The Hand Bag from Vitagraph is a funny short about a man returning a bag containing a lady’s card, plus Arabian Sports and The Ranchman’s Anniversary a comedy drama. Yellowstone National Park and a Mecca carnival provide travel footage from Edison.
Monday program offers The Border Parson with Nestor a Western drama about a parson from the east who helps a drunken hotel keeper, plus Sue a Kentucky mountains story with strong character work, The Scaled Envelope with Powers leads, Fordie Be Brave a comic feature, and President Taft at Stockton Fair at Brockton Massachusetts.
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