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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
2
Lace curtains in Fern Arabian and white are reduced for a one week sale from Saturday Dec 17 to Dec 24. New nets basinet trim med lace battenburg and nottingham styles included. Prices range from 16.50 down to 2.23 with numerous intermediate cuts.
A promotional piece praising The Poples Warehouse as the best source for a broad gift collection in the city. It claims readers will find guidance in the pages and that prices are right. It stresses smart attire as a cherished Christmas remembrance for all ages.
A Christmas gift offers a glove certificate enabling the recipient to pick any color or size and have them fitted locally. The item promotes a flexible present option during the holiday season.
The ad announces a one day sale on men’s overcoats, featuring a range of prices from 15.80 to 22.80, highlighting quality garments from top clothing makers and value for shoppers seeking midrange to higher end options.
Hermiston highlights a fresh pamphlet rollout with over 40 000 copies printed by Maxwell Land & Irrigation. The 16 page booklets feature photos and will be mailed to eastern states. Also noted are local notices of a young death, travels of John T Whistler, business trips, and Hermiston Mercantile’s plans to stock Studebaker automobiles through a new distribution effort led by C K Bland J Donovan and William Donovan.
In Weston area Weeton Oregon December 16 Sheriff Taylor was alerted to a burglary at J N Yorks house four miles north of town. The intruders were caught in the act by a family member and later jailed in Pendleton after Deputy Sheriff Blakely captured them. Items including soup stolen from a store were found with the suspects. Mrs Martha Nolte, recently ill, was moved to Pendleton hospital for treatment. Miss Wills Simpson, ill with tenallitis, has begun to recover enough to leave home. James Harris returned from Pendleton to spend the holidays with his parents.
Pendleton residents can learn how appendicitis starts and easy prevention steps by requesting a free booklet from Pendleton Drug Co. The pamphlet covers warning signs and practical tips for avoiding emergency surgery.
Samuel Peeners of Seattle buys Bear Creek orchard near Medford for 200000 dollars. The 237 acre, all fruit tract, once managed by C. E. Whisler, was owned by Whisler Olwell Clark and Myers of Colorado and previously Hunt Lewis. The sale sets a high per acre price and is viewed as a profitable investment.
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