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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
2
Silk mufflers for men in many weaves and colors from 1.50 to 3.50. Motor Scarfs in pure silk and wool at 3.50. Slippers in tan black and red 1.00 to 2.50. Pure silk socks in many colors 1.00 for three pairs. Handkerchiefs all linen from 0.75. Silk suspenders in boxes 0.50 to 2.00. Gloves and assorted gifts advertised.
All sizes shapes and colors described for pin cushions matching rooms. Simple yet effective designs offered with prices from 15 cents to 1 dollar, highlighting Trobe range.
Lace curtains in ecru scrim or net offered with a variety of patterns. Special prices on all lace curtains through Christmas season for hosewives shopping for home decor.
The ready-to-wear department promotes practical gifts with superior quality and affordable pricing. Dressy messaline waists in all colors at 5.00, cozy sweaters at 3.75, embroidered-night gowns at 1.95, plus a large selection of children’s and women’s furs offered at reasonable prices.
Adams Oregon reports the city election resulted in May or J T Wallan as treasurer A H Kirby as recorder T A Lieuallen and J W Peringer J A Winn and J C Chestnut as councilmen Frank Reed visited Athena Tuesday The Kirby family of Inland Mercantile company visited Pendleton for business while Zeb Lewis and Earl Simonton left for Portland to sightsee for a few weeks.
Athena Oregon notes list local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs L B Vincent Rex Payne Mrs Webb T P DeFreece Mrs T D Taylor W R Taylor L Norvell C E Zerba Walter Banister Herbert Parker Gerald Kilgore Mrs Wm Benefield Eugene Shrimpf York Dell Harold Githens Mrs J G Bryan F L LeGraw and Grace Johnson with trips to Pendleton Weston Helix Waltsburg Albon and North Yakima and a new sales position at Musgrove Mercantile Co.
T C Ried traded his hotel at Adams for 160 acres of improved land in Idaho to Mr. Window and will move to the ranch in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Window and family arrived Friday and took charge of the hotel Saturday. Earl Simonton of Pendleton and Mrs. G E Meritt of Athena visited Adams on Saturday. Ivan Blyake went to Athena Saturday. The Adams youth held a farewell party for Jack Mylonie at Woodman hall with guests including Herbert Peringer Ethel Per inger Minnie Peringer Earl Simonton Alice Simonton Zeb Lews Chester Spencer Jerry Chestnut Gay Mablonie Gertrude Wallace Otis Lieuallen Augusta Stockton. D Green and Wrennie Green visited Pendleton Saturday. Vom McIntyre also went to Pendleton Saturday.
Weston and Milton met at the Weston opera house on Friday December 6 with Weston trouncing Milton 26 to 4. Star player Compton led Weston as Blomgren Proebster and Turner contributed in forwards guards and center. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted, while small town activities followed the game with social visits and travels to nearby towns.
Senator Clapp of Minnesota, a militant progressive, boasts a unique senate record as the long time dissenter from party caucuses. He says he has not attended a party caucus in four years and will never again. He denounces secret caucuses and asserts lawmakers serve the people and should be accountable to them. He notes wartime exceptions might be needed for national protection.
A garden sage based Wyeth treatment claims to restore natural hair color, reduce dandruff, and stop hair loss. It advertises a fifty cent bottle with a money back guarantee from Pendleton Drug Co, urging immediate purchase.
A fragment argues that secret conferences may serve the country but should not benefit those who participate, reflecting a cautious stance on off the record talks and potential self interest. The source emphasizes public good over individual gain.
In New York on December 11 bulls and bears joined in a sensational raid as lenders refused to lend except on gilt edged securities. The trading list collapsed and the market became demoralized.
One hundred dollars reward offered for a cure of catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo endorse the firm and promise to honor promises. Alding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo attest to Cheney's integrity. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. testimonials free. Price per bottle. sold by all druggists.
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