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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
3
TRIMMINGS presents a fresh lot for evening and party wear featuring Lace Flouncings Bands Edges of Silver and Gold along with Tulle Nets Chiffons Spangle and Pearl Trimmings suitable for upscale garments and accessories.
Fall and winter dress trims offered in various widths. Fur collar and cuffs can refresh coats. Yardage priced from 50 cents to 5 dollars.
The T. P. W. Pure Food Shop advertises a wide Xmas candy selection with bulk pieces at 15¢ per pound and boxed varieties from 25¢ to $1 plus fruit baskets 95¢ to $2.50. It promotes imported fruit baskets and California glace fruits, coffee blends, percolators, and housewares as gift options.
The stock offers the greatest values and widest assortments for Christmas gifts and personal wear. It promises smart, striking patterns not found elsewhere, with neckwear priced from 20¢ to 2.50, and a reputation for being correct and latest.
Mra James A Fee led discussion as the annual library ball ticket sales fund raises questions on its destinies. Board members debated whether funds go to the city library or furnishing the club room in the new Pendleton library, with further talks on city county library status and furniture purchases at the depot.
A new report notes the library bull fund total in document M017, detailing the overall funding shift and the latest cumulative figure. No further context is provided.
Denver telegram from H H Tammen of The Denver Post reports two wealthy fathers, George M. Cohan and Harris, seeking a six month old elephant for their children as a Christmas gift. The note notes Baby Miracle died, suggests a taxidied or stuffed replacement, and hints at a possible sale through Self-Floto Circus. no final purchase stated.
Meturrol Selle dnt and Ray McCarrol sold his half share in the Independent Garage to Paul Hemmelgarn and Son, making them sole owners. McCarroll bought Webb interest five months ago and will stay on as an employee. The garage includes a heating system for car washing and polishing. A Colorado divorcee complains alimony arrives in pennies with molasses, accusing her ex-husband of withholding a sweeter message.
The fragment speaks of postwar actions by a party or group named Hunt and their plan to “hunt out” the deepest moot in the ocean and drop therein what they call diplomacy, signaling a metaphorical move to discard restraint and resort to extreme measures.
In Chicago the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers announced a policy on stocking length and pricing. The move follows concerns that mid length stockings reveal more than desired as fashion shifts.
Advertising copy presents Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative for chronic constipation and torpid liver. It claims they soothe the bowels and liver to normal function without griping and describe pleasant tasting sugar coated olive colored tablets. A single or double dose at bedtime is suggested with a 25 cent price per box.
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