Separate Skirts for Topcoats in Rich Season Colors
An assortment of smart skirts to wear with top coats in rich warm colors and fabrics. Features include plaited and gathered effects, various pockets and belts. Priced from 7.50 to 25.00.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1918
Page
2
An assortment of smart skirts to wear with top coats in rich warm colors and fabrics. Features include plaited and gathered effects, various pockets and belts. Priced from 7.50 to 25.00.
The Phoenix store lists silk boot hose in sizes 71 2 and 881 2 offered at 85 cents per pair. The item emphasizes quality and availability for purchase as a bargain price.
A sale listing offers multiple Pendleton woolen bed blankets in blaze tan or gray at 13 to 15 dollars. Also available are white “San Jose” wool blankets in special quality from 15 dollars, plus wool crib blankets in single or double sizes with plaid or plain patterns priced 4 to 7.50 dollars.
A chaotic dispatch reports Edward Dushan’s arrest on liquor evasion charges in San Francisco, a fatal front-street collision in Portland involving Portland Railway conductors, and scattered Oregon incidents. The blur of names, places, and tragic events includes Salem barn fire losses, a missing funds note, and a preliminary timetable of incidents across the Northwest.
An all wool cloth 54 inches wide ideal for winter coats in brown gray and taupe. Sold by the yard at 4.50 dollars.
Stephen A. Lowell chairs the 1918 Christmas Red Cross Roll Call drive and has appointed district organizers and campaign managers. The plan mobilizes numerous local leaders across districts with coordinators named for each area and notes physical examinations and travel arrangements to support volunteering soldiers.
Camp Lewis reports American troops ordered to Vancouver barracks for demobilization. About 100 officers and enlisted men, including Captain Perry and Lieutenant Stantlebury, to depart as the 104 colored regiments from California begin service induction in a final demobilization push.
The War Department hails the wireless telephone used by Allied aviators on the Western front during the last 17 months of the war as the war’s greatest invention. Col Clarence C Culver of Washington credits the device with guiding airborne operations, noting early models flew with no instructors and were directed by air commanders. Military and civilian wireless operators at San Diego, California, also contributed to its development.
A fragmentary account describes questions about the Title 10 office while away and the presidential process. It notes committee actions and potential impacts on confirmation, with references to Ninety and party dynamics shaping procedures amid ongoing debate.
A fragmented OCR note describes a child sending a Christmas box to General Pershing, likening it to the ones prepared by other soldiers. The garbled text mentions Warren, Alan, and a potential reference to a camp or ration context, with uncertain legible details.
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