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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
2
The article notes the value of practical gifts and the enduring affection they symbolize beyond the Yuletide season. It praises the store's extensive assortments and its reputation for quality, suggesting that thoughtful choices enhance the gift’s value and the pleasure of giving.
Pendleton hosts a major hat sale offering items from $1.50 to $4.00 at half price plus later selections from $4.50 to $10.00 and finer hats from $12.50 to $17.50. The sale promises styles unseen in higher priced models and includes both street and dress hats, urging shoppers to act soon.
Phoenix Silk offers a complete silk hase assortment in colors and styles. Each piece is packed in individual Xmas boxes and priced from 1.25 to 4.35 dollars.
Gift handkerchiefs offered as a cheerful card on top of six or more pretty kerchiefs packed in a gift box. Stock described as exceptionally fine, larger and better than ever, with suggestions to select now. Individual handkerchiefs emphasize variety from plain linen to fine novelties, priced from 8e to $1.50 each.
Readable text notes colored linens for towels and scarves offered in a sale. Details are limited, with no clear dates or names, but indicates availability of various colored linen fabrics suitable for towels and scarves.
East Oregonian notes the Helix Ladies Aid Society of the Chitintion church plans a Christmas bazaar and fried chicken dinner on December 21. Aprons and handkerchiefs will be sold, with a d i sh omelette breakfast served. local residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Gray are mentioned among attendees and events.
A garbled ad pitches a $25 to $5007 range investment with promises of top rewards for each dollar. It riffs on a Bowtie car and a seven to six month window, claiming high odds of winning and urging readers to investigate the scheme before investing.
An advertisement touts DROMG QUININE tablets as a tonic laxative that relieves headaches by curing the cold. It labels B. W. Grove as the signer and suggests bromos for cure.
Oregon Agricultural College Dew Night announces winter short courses for Credin farmers. The program aims to train in dairy and field practices, with sessions covering nutrition, herd management, and farm operations. Enrollment limited to men and women. registration details and dates provided.
A small milk town named Laclede transfers intact to Dover Idaho about twelve miles away as a lumber camp from Diver Laclete relocates. Dover secures timber supply and both towns coordinate moving buildings and infrastructure by river and barge to the new site.
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