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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
3
Pendleton shoppers have already taken large quantities of merchandise as Christmas stocks appear the largest ever. Early shopping is noted this year and those delaying to the last minute may find crowds and a rushed season.
Buy Your Christmas Gifts with Save every T P W trading stamp you can get a positive saving of exactly 50 percent of every dollar you spend here. No matter what you buy groceries staples clothing shoes dry goods we give you T P W stamps one with every 10 cents.
Linen Huck towels embroid ered in regular and most sizes priced 35 cents each. Silk finished voiles for dresses and fancy work in pink blue lavender brown and tan 28 inches wide price 25 cents per yard.
Local grocery highlights Pendleton's cleanest store in a sanitary basement setting with contact numbers for main department and other departments. It emphasizes a neat, well organized shop and invites customers to visit for quality products and service.
Our very best quality silk hose in black and colors. Just what you'll want to give her. Saturday night spec. Two dollars listed as two dollars and one eighty nine cents, with sale price one forty nine. Includes range of colors and sizes. Quiet local ad emphasizes gift potential and timing for weekend shopping.
Advertises Dents gloves in London tan with a full size range. Saturday night special price at $1.49, previously $1.75, enticing discounts on the full line of sizes and multiple lines of gloves at the same sale.
Special tonight headline items advertise pillow tops priced at 50¢ and 38¢ each. Conventional and floral pillow tops in oblong and square shapes, with a large assortment of patterns, available while supplies last.
Special sale lists serima nets and bordered and plain fabric pieces. Limited yardage remaining at 17 cents per yard while supplies last.
A sales pitch highlights an Indian robe and Pendleton Woolen Mills goods for Christmas. An expert blanket man offers information and guidance on the complete array of products.
A vintage list shows Everwear Hose priced at 25 to 50 cents and Manhattan Shirts from 1.50 to 3.00. Dress gloves range 1.50 to 3.50, undergarments 2.00 to 6.00 per suit, and Bradley sweaters 5.00 to 7.00. Earl Wilson collars 15 or 25 cents, mufflers 0.50 to 1.50, with solid silk neckwear by Louis Auerbach and suits by Tfart, Schaffner & Marx available.
A New York society launches a project to preserve records of distinguished men and women for millions of years, with carvings and parchments, featuring figures such as Carnegie Taft Dewey Bryce Alfonso Shaw and Harriman. The article notes the group aims to store facial likenesses and autobiographical notes, amid public interest and other exhibits.
A London report recounts General Robert Baden-Powell and Olave Soames settling in a Rutland Gate flat after a courtship born from a striking Hyde Park walker. The story notes their long friendship, engagement during a voyage, and plans for a permanent home as they pursue country retreats and daily walks with dogs.
Public health alert notes that diseases like whooping cough and diphtheria signal serious contagion risks. Authorities urge vigilance, vaccination, and prompt reporting to curb spread.
A vivid description outlines scarfs of marines and chiffon three yards long and at least a yard wide worn in a novel style. One end is gathered into folds and pinned to the bodice above the waist, drawn up along the neck, across the back, and down the opposite bodice to form a deep V secured under a buckle.
A brief advertising note touts Chamberlains Tableta as a mild gentle remedy for chronic constipation. It claims suitability for those troubled by bowel issues and notes availability at all dealers.
The article describes a bowknot pin in a jeweled rim featuring a removable black mole ribbon framed by diamonds that can be swapped for other colors to match outfits. A nearly three inch wearer aids laces, drapery, or hair adornments. Watch fob buckles mirror the style with interchangeable ribbons to suit different gowns.
An advertisement urging readers to try Chamberlain's Tablets for bilious attacks, claiming they are excellent and available through all dealers.
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