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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1913
Page
2
A catalog style entry lists various clothing and accessory items including gloves ref ers scarf pins cuff links suitcase traveling bag trunk neckwear overcoat suit of T. P. W. clothes armbands suspenders hose supporters underwear shirts handkerchiefs hostery.
The little Go cycle offers easy learning for children and appealing rides for youths and adults. It outnumbers skates and tricycles in many neighborhoods, provides balanced exercise, and its sidewalk use is unobtrusive. Built of hardwood and iron, it is fast, durable, and affordable at $1.25 cash or 5 trading stamps.
A sales note promises guaranteed silk hose in black tea light blue pink and lavender. Prices range from 75 cents to 1.50 dollars per pair.
A fragment lists various prices for double breasted boys suits and Norfolks, including 3.50 2.60 5.00 4.90 5.40 7.65 and higher amounts, with unreadable trailing text. The item appears to be an incomplete sale catalog from a retailer, noting different styles and prices for boys apparel.
Hand made Armenia items priced from 354 to 3.50 with hand embroidered pieces from 0.50 to 1.00 and machine embroidered options from 0.10 to 0.50. Venise lace handkerchiefs range 0.35 to 1.75. Initial handkerchiefs 0.10 to 0.25. Children's box handkerchiefs 0.20 and 0.25, plain handkerchiefs 2 for 0.05 to 0.50 each.
A brief listing of ladies neckwear offering a complete assortment of bows frills ruches Dutch collars fibbus collar and cuff sets priced 25 cents to a small upper amount, reflecting a compact mid century shop display.
Dresser scarfs doilies and linens offered in hand embroidered and machine made options. Varieties include elony maderna plain hematitched pieces and cheaper embroideries suitable as thoughtful gifts for women.
Mrs Laura Nash Settelle returns to Logan street for winter occupancy. Howard Sl Stevens family moves to Jackson street bungalow. Pendleton Aerie No 28 Fraternal Order of Eagles names officers for the year. Residents move into newly fitted apartments above John F Robinson block Court and Thompson. Local ladies host bridge at Moose hall as public moves occur on Tuompson and Locust Hill streets.
Local report notes Miss Velma Wilkinson, a popular Athena young lady, visiting from In Pendleton Saturday. BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is advertised offering relief from swellings caused by inflammation cold fractures of bone toothache neuralgia or rheumatism by thorough rubbing over the affected area. Prices 25c 10c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
In Mexico City on December 8 rumors spread of rebel advances against federal forces but government bans on war news prevented independent verification. Officials issued only federal victory statements as General Navarrette remained bottled up.
In Monterey a major reorganization of forces is under way after six defeats by rebels. The town is to be the temporary headquarters. Rebels are expected to attack soon. Colima is reported captured by rebels and Aguas Calientes faces imminent fall.
In New York City a cadre of 500 young women aged 12 to 18 serves as voluntary police helpers. They wear badges, patrol assigned beats, report irregularities, and assist in curbing vice and crime while promoting sanitary conditions. They target dance halls and theaters to aid authorities with evidence, following a pledge to stay on the straight path and aid rescue efforts.
Taichoku Formosan report states six of the arrested conspirators connected to the attempted overthrow of Japanese rule in Formosa were condemned to death. The dispatch notes their convictions and the severity of the penalties, reflecting the crackdown on anti colonial activities.
Twenty three people were sentenced to terms ranging from four to 25 years after arrests connected to a plot of 140 suspects. The remainder were released on liberty after the crackdown.
Baker Ore December 6 four moose in the wild state were seen along the Snake River near Huntington for the first time since 1889. Forest ranger W H Martin reported a herd including a huge bull with impressive horns wandering the canyon. The animals appeared tame and paid little heed until the bull challenged the ranger.
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