Fancy Barrettes and Combs for Xmas Sale
A bright display promotes fancy barrettes and combs as attractive gift items. Offers include a pretty line priced around 50¢ to 75¢ and up to 1.75 dollars with a focus on holiday shoppers.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
2
A bright display promotes fancy barrettes and combs as attractive gift items. Offers include a pretty line priced around 50¢ to 75¢ and up to 1.75 dollars with a focus on holiday shoppers.
Small ad notes new rufflings in white cream light blue pink and black. Available yardage ranges from 25 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents, offering varied trims for sewing and dressmaking.
Advertising copy touts a Mendel-Drucker wardrobe trunk for women, described as the latest style, complete and handy, with first grade materials, offered at 42.50 dollars. The message emphasizes quality and a ready choice for a new wardrobe solution.
Remember Our Boys Store promotes a boys suit sale with every boys suit reduced for Christmas shopping, urging customers to buy now while selections last.
Woolen dress goods section offers a complete assortment in all colors and weaves. Coatings of the newest designs come in wide options, making coats with little material. All woolens priced from 50 cents to 4 dollars per yard.
Pendleton Woolen Mills features bath robes described as the finest on Earth, warm and soft, ideal as Christmas gifts. The store touts a wide assortment and matching mill prices at $8.50 to $18.00, promising availability of the mill stock in shop.
The Pepples Warehouse advertises complete stocks and top service for gift seekers. The store showcases new, beautiful items for Christmas and urges shoppers to act quickly with only 12 days left to complete purchases.
There is nothing She will appreciate more than a stylish set of furs or a muff. Our show features every kind of fur from Coney and Brook Mink to Fox and Lynx. Prices range from $1.50 to $200.00, with a children’s fur assortment to delight the little folks.
Express prepaid to any point in the U S. For those who cannot visit the store we provide a complete mail order department run by an experienced person to handle and fill orders with care. Prices are always fair and the quality of our goods beyond question.
An era style ad highlights Women's Pure Thread Silk Stockings and festive foods. It promotes Christmas gifts like Elite Johnson Bros. dinnerware, Star cut glassware, and Star cut jugs alongside pantry items such as olives, walnuts, pineapple, raisins, marshmallows, and pure Italian olive oil.
A local listing offers a full line of scrim curtains in white and corn with patterns. Plain hemstitched options and lace trimmed varieties are available. Prices range from $2.00 to $6.00 per pair.
Buy your Christmas gifts with T Trading Stamps. One stamp issued with every 10¢ purchase. Save stamps to accumulate surprises. Visit our premium department to see the good things we give free with T. P. W. trading stamps.
New knitted four in hand ties for men offered at 25 cents each. Described as beautifully patterned with good silk feel. Emphasizes neat tying ability and limited choice.
Gift advice from a store promoting merchandise and glove certificates for Christmas giving. Merchandise certificates redeemable for any item, available at cashier’s desk. glove certificates ideal when recipient’s shade and style are unknown, purchasable in the Glove Department on the First Floor.
A local advertisement promotes a full assortment of ladies umbrellas in colors red green navy grey brown and black. Describes steel frames stay-on detachable handles long carved woods and inlaid options with latest shapes. Prices range from $1 to $10 and monogram engraving is free on umbrellas over $5.
Towson Maryland judge Frank IL Duncan refused to issue a marriage license for 65 year old William Still to 11 year old Bertha Groves after the girl’s parents provided consent. The clerk required two additional witnesses and would not issue the license without court consultation. The court later placed the girl in the Henry Watson Children's Aid Society home. The man lamented, Poor child.
Immigration Officer Wells left for Seattle to deport William J. Irwin serving a state prison term for grand larceny and Alex DuPont jailed for forgery. Both are to be sent to Canada.
Portland December 10 L R Alderman school superintendent will depart for a three week tour of California to study school methods in Los Angeles Pasadena San Diego Berkeley and San Francisco. His main focus will be the development of vocational schools with additional inquiry into general systems.
In a letter to W A Bode Alton Democrat Speaker Champ Clark says he would have little influence in Illinois appointments. He notes only three small offices for his district two of which are hardly worth having and one a Bolivian minister post he cannot understand why anyone would want. He also mentions Berkeley work with Professor Cubberley and the School survey committee.
Peter McAleer of Brooklyn plans to build a house on Suffolk Street New York travel to Ireland and buy an aeroplane. His aunt Elean or died in 1870 and a lawyer informs him he has long been sought for an estate of 50000 dollars. McAleer is past sixty nine with a wife and four children.
Children take Ballard's Horehound Syrup willingly because it tastes nice. There isn't a better remedy anywhere for children's coughs hoarseness and bronchitis. It's a good medicine and easy to take. Price 25c, 9¢ and $1.00 per bottle Sold by all dealers.
Philadelphia December 10. The second day of joint sessions of the American Good Roads Congress American Road Builders Association and the Good Roads Exhibition covered topics on convict labor relations among contractors engineers and inspectors. Speakers included F L Crauford of Brooklyn Major W W Crosby H W Durham Fred E Ellis and others detailing arrangements for convict labor and road realignment drainage and grading decisions.
Jersep and J. H. MacDonald, former Connecticut state highway commissioner, H. L. Bowlby, Oregon state highway engineer, and J. A. Johnston, division engineer of Massachusetts highway commission, are listed among officials connected with the interstate project.
Indianapolis circles discuss a global speedway boom with M Bablot promoting a flat diamond track inside a banked oval inspired by Brooklands. Tacoma Seattle and Sioux City push projects as Carl Fisher reports interest from a dozen cities while Burman’s dethronement campaign looms and records chase continues.
Wheezing in the lungs indicates phlegm blocks air passages. Ballard's Hore Hound Syrup loosens phlegm so it can be coughed up. Prices 25c 60c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealers. Adyv.
World’s records set at the Indianapolis motor speedway for a mile event as competitors from multiple teams establish new marks on December 10 in Maile, Indiana, highlighting elite performance and speed.
Schumann-Heink announced during her San Diego visit that she will perform at the 1915 exposition. She also stated her children, residents of San Diego, will exhibit a project they raised at the Schumann-Heink ranch in Grossmont, now effectively a San Diego suburb.
Schumann-Heink urged San Diego exposition officials to award prize recognition to produce from the Grogsamont ranch. She said her children run the ranch and winning would validate their standing with horticulturalists, praising grapes or fruit such as oranges lemons or olives.
Libau, Apasta Dec 10 Lieut Machmouth perished when his hydro aeroplane plunged into the sea.
Long old advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and related throat and nasal symptoms. Claims include rapid relief, mucous membrane relief, and mental sharpness restoration, with a money back guarantee and a complete outfit sold for $1.00 through Tallman & Co.
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