No Excuse for Outdated Footwear Says Shop Ad
An advertisement urges women to visit TO to be fitted with new shoes at unbeatable prices, claiming the footwear is superior for the cost and cannot be matched in any market.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1900
Page
4
An advertisement urges women to visit TO to be fitted with new shoes at unbeatable prices, claiming the footwear is superior for the cost and cannot be matched in any market.
A string of small ads and notices highlights Cleaver Bros Dry Goods and other shops selling cigars creamery butter canned fruit and Christmas stock. Dentists surgeons and pharmacists promote services while local events include a singing class revival dance and upcoming lodge installation.
Johnny Jordan and John Vance arrive from Pilot Rock while T. P. Edwards of Edwarde Brothers visits Pendleton. Charles Rande and L. B. Roy and families shop for holidays as Al Slueher from Eugene plans to return home soon. Several others from Echo, Pilot Rock, Elgin, Moscow and Portland are reported visiting or staying at local hotels and homes during the season.
George K. Demott, a Pendleton grocer since 1887, offers a well stocked warehouse with fresh turkeys geese ducks chickens oysters cranberries celery butter lettuce and coconuts for Christmas feasts. Customers are urged to rely on his experience and friendly clerks.
Mrs. W. Lindsley of La Grande awoke Sunday to find her five weeks old child dead in bed beside her. The Chronicle reports the infant was smothered, with authorities noting the cause as heart failure after the discovery of the child’s face under the bedding.
All water consumers are notified that the water will be shut off east of the mill residue on Webb Street tomorrow by order of someone.
Pendleton business men meet with Fred B. Smith of Chicago to back a Y M C A in the city. A canvassing plan seeks 6000 for a lot building and equipment, with pledges due by February 15 1901 and full payment by June 1 1901.
Chicago and New York brokers report a featureless wheat market with the government report withheld until December 01. Liverpool close unchanged while New York wheat opened higher but slid to end around 7 8 5 8. Stocks rise generally with money rates around six per cent. Oregon state teachers association meetings set for Albany December 26 to 28.
Readable fragments describe Globe air rifles, globe air rifles priced at 75 cents, and various toy dolls and doll buggies. Also listed are pencils from multiple brands, writing fluids, lunch boxes, and gold pens with holders. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to a dollar.
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