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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1918
Page
2
Realize only eighteen more shopping days remain until Christmas. This short window urges shoppers to Pendleton's store for the greatest stocks, best service, newest styles, and best values. It promises saving time and money by shopping there.
The department promotes latest art needlework novelties with an expert teacher. Colonial drapery fabrics yield useful items like book racks and lamp shades. Stamped embroideries and finished works cover a range of dresser scarves, pillow cases, center pieces, night dresses, and children’s garments. Various prices listed, appealing to holiday shoppers.
Colonial shop advertises lunch cloths in sizes 45 by 45, 60 by 60, and 72 by 72 with white and blue grounds and contrasting blue and white designs. Prices shown are 1.50, 2.25, and 3.50 with matching napkins offered.
A display of tapestry and Persian velour table runners described as very acceptable gifts with rare patterns. Items range from $3.00 to $36.00 for runners and $5.50 to $7.50 for coach covers in striped and figured materials.
Urges readers not to expect immediate price declines and warns that merchandise has already peaked the cost to merchants. Claims many items already bought for spring have shipped and been sold at higher costs, so buying now saves money. Warns that ads may misrepresent lower prices and cautions against waiting.
T P W Pure Food Shop offers cleanliness and reliable service with phone numbers 15 and 22. Features cooking butter 2 lb, Jones Pare Pork Sausage per pound, and cooking apples in a box for 30 cents.
A United Press report quotes remarks on neutral rights and trade during war. It argues that the profit motive and naval power force nations to favor certain interests, suggesting that neutral trade could alter outcomes and affect the war’s duration and American policy. The piece discusses how neutrality and later belligerency shape food and commodity flows and national leverage.
Fragmented OCR recipe mix lists drop doughnuts, baking powder, flour and butter with vague steps for creamed codfish and a milk sauce. Mentions raising batter, heating, and serving with potatoes or greens. Several garbled phrases obscure exact quantities and instructions.
KRELLGEMDE France November 26 American prisoners released from Ulingen Germany arrived today including officers and 200 orderlies. Food provided by the American Red Cross aided condition of the men. London November 20 after five days of fighting in German prison camps similar arrivals reached London. A lot each American officer in hand and others were captured. Americans were attacked by 2200 Germans with only some survivors after four hours of fighting.
A Canton Ohio testimonial claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured female troubles and avoided surgery. Mrs Bass reports relief and urges others to try the remedy before operations, inviting questions to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
The fragment describes Germans torn and Armordians treated well by allies as the Yankeed frosted and Bocies seek victory. It mentions brutality fires and Allied prisoners, hinting at postwar outcomes and evolving attitudes amid conflict.
Pendleton resident Charles Stanton discusses upgrading a Ford with extra transmission gear and an intermediate gear to boost speed. The plan includes details on gear arrangement and fitting at his shop on Heasdreadan Street while awaiting further testing and possible sale.
Paris dispatch describes Allied response to German prison convoys arriving near the frontier. The piece promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a relief aid for children with a chest cold, citing testimonials from New York residents and urging immediate use after coughing fits.
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