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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
3
Promotional notice explains a Glove Bond option allowing the recipient to choose gloves in person. It notes mail order purchases, 4% Green Trading Stamps, and same-day forwarding to support gift funds. The concept targets gift buyers seeking size flexibility via experienc ed shoppers.
Hats of every type including panne velvet duvetyn and brocade are half price. Banded sailors and sports hats are discounted with further trimmings of lace ostrich burnt plumage and metal fabrics for streetwear and occasions. AG Kesdaike's news release promotes new designs and a large selection of Christmas greeting cards.
The store touts Givable Luggage as providing high quality luggage with appealing style. It highlights suitcases from Ken, Merit and other brands, noting color variety and correct sizes. Prices range from about 2.50 to 960.00 with emphasis on overnight fittings and a focus on value.
Perfume toilet waters and fine effects of only the best properties. Smaller quantities offered for the miss or small child. Serpe Toilet Waters in assortment of boxes that would please. Jovis Pan Toilet Water in large quantity, packed in individual boxes ready to ship, price at $1.25.
An antique classified style ad touts silk hosiery and silk goods. It markets Phoenix Silks at $1.75 and promotes fancy face and bow designs, with listings of brown shades and gift options.
Santa appears in Toyland this Saturday from 10 to 12 and 2 to 5. Every little boy and girl is invited to chat with jolly old Santa during the holiday event.
A list of affordable trinkets and jewelry items highlights combs ear rings and ornaments. Prices start around 100 and rise to 2.25, with emphasis on beauty and wide assortments for girls and ladies.
A note explains merchandise certificates are always proper gifts. It states they can be issued for any amount and are redeemable for the recipient’s choice of present, ensuring satisfaction. The guidance emphasizes flexibility and recipient control in gift giving.
An advertisement promotes rich brown furs as Christmas gifts. It invites customers to choose scarfs and wraps of high quality, highlights Amelon's top furrier prep, and invites in-store visits on the second floor with guaranteed prices.
Brightly colored ladies umbrellas on sale with silk covers and ribbed frames. Sizes shown from small to large, featuring blues, blacks, and fancy bands. Prices range from 3.00 to 18.75, with children and missy models in vivid colors and strong frames for Christmas gifts.
International News Service reports Mrs. Kaufman urging President to seek international pact among United States China Japan and others to curb opium and drug smuggling. She seeks information treaty and joint action to end narcotics trade with emphasis on source control in China and reform at home.
Leonard Day, roaming the United States rim under a no penny policy, was hosted by Elyria firemen after arriving in the city on December 12. Day said he seeks lodging and meals under an agreement and declined to ask for funds.
Adams High beat Weston 65 to 1 in a second mison game at Adams before a large crowd. The report notes upcoming Weston game, community efforts, and local social events including Miss Fip Morton's birthday celebration with many residents in attendance. Weather mentions cold snap and farmers’ note as wheat covered by snow.
Dec 13 report describes novel fabrics used in gowns with a coat of mail look. Dolly Sistorg debuted in Deauville with bodices and full skirts of a new metallic fabric resembling aluminum and velvet. Accessories include wide belts and lightweight jackets for cold weather, as designers explore shimmering metallic effects and daring silhouettes.
APAN endorses a city planning system after Indianapolis adopts a plan commission report proposing fundamental changes to growth. A global response arrives led by Lawrence Y. Sheridan with a letter from Dr. Csaburi Takahashi of the Japanese Landscape Association requesting pamphlets on Indianapolis planning.
Fragmentary ad text promotes Quinine tablets to cure headaches and colds with atomic laxative claims. Mention of signature and brand hints at a medical product promotion from an old newspaper page.
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