Glove Bond Popular With Women
Glove bonds are favored by every woman as a simple style aid. The ad copy appeals to practical worry avoidance and neat appearance through reliable color choices and fit.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1911
Page
2
Glove bonds are favored by every woman as a simple style aid. The ad copy appeals to practical worry avoidance and neat appearance through reliable color choices and fit.
Store advertises three styles of handkerchiefs in a gift box, offered for 20 cents per box. Open evenings through Christmas to help shoppers. Suitable for children as compact, affordable gifts.
A promotional page highlights a four in hand silk tie with a matching tie pin at 50 cents during a Christmas sale, with various colors and holiday boxes. It also advertises house coats and lounging robes in Pendleton bath robes and robes for men and women priced from 3.50 to 18.50, claiming gift appeal and comfort.
Nine warm bath robes offered in various colors with meldium weight blanket material, wide satin facing, waist tassel, priced from 3.98 to 5.98. Also Pendleton Woolen Mills bath robes in all sizes and colors at 18.50 each.
A cheerful note emphasizes a woman’s happiness over silk stockings found among gifts at Christmas. The ad touts ample assortments with qualities promising thorough satisfaction and lists prices at 50 cents, 1.50 dollars, and 2 dollars.
Goods advertised include plain linen handkerchiefs 25 cents to 35 cents plain and initial linen 20 to 35 cents initial cambric 5 to 15 cents plain silk 25 cents to 1.25 dollars initial silk 25 to 50 cents fancy silk 25 and 50 cents. The ad emphasizes seceptable gifts and a complete stock for Christmas.
Pendleton's Cleanest and Best Grocery advertises Xmas Candies and table delicacies in a vestibule showcase. Items include Xmas Candies 15¢ per pound, Mixed Nuts 25¢, Raisins 20¢ per package, dates 30¢ per pound, imported figs 30¢, plum pudding 15¢ or 57¢, Oranges 40–50¢ per dozen, Rome Beauty apples $2.25 per box, Hawaiian pineapple 25¢, peaches 30¢, cherries 35–90¢ per bottle, plus a crockery department with Dinner Sets and glassware priced up to $18.75.
A local store advertises a large assortment of fur neckpieces and muffs suitable as Xmas gifts. Available furs include Mink, Narahia Lynx, Isabella Fox, Frenel, Coney among others. Neckpieces $3.50 to $35.00, muff $2.00 to $25.00, children's sets $2.25 to $7.00.
The article spotlights a wide range of new season goods in the art department including dainty pin cushions sackets collar and cuff boxes handkerchief and glove boxes gift bags needle books vanity cases dainty embroidered doilies linen cloths bureau and buffet scarfs all priced economically.
The Peoples Warehouse advertises kid gloves in several lengths and prices from $1.50 to $4.50. It promotes a certificate that allows the recipient to pick style and size at her convenience, framing the gift as flexible and practical.
A brief item promoting extra pairs of sox for Xmas. It advertises a range of cotton lisle wool silk lisle pure silk and cashmere in all colors and sizes with prices from 5¢ to 1.25 and 50¢. Fancy Sox Xmas price 25¢.
The Oceanic delivered the heaviest Christmas mail to New York from Europe, with 860 sacks containing a million and a half letters and 230 parcels. The St. Louis brought 6500 sacks of malt, and the Lusitania was prepared to export larger quantities, marking a significant port shipment.
The report notes a seven percent increase in sum compared with a fast year in the same period, indicating stronger activity or output versus the prior year. The comparison emphasizes growth timing and period consistency to frame the rise.
In San Jose, after a 12 year separation, Raymond Smith Burnham a traveling salesman from Oakhind was reconciled with his divorced wife Matilda Caprivia Banham through their fourteen year old daughter's efforts. The couple secured their marriage license and wed at Trinity Church, officiated by Halkeys Wertein er.
Banham had not seen his wife for several years, but the couple met in San Francisco, and the child persuaded them to become husband and wife again.
Oscepina Arkansas deputy sheriff Bob Dean has killed ten men and stopped bullets thirteen times in his career. He says the experiences prove he was tested in the fire and now plans to become an evangelist despite his hard past and controversial reputation.
A speaker argues that the subject preaches with vigor like Billy Sunday and asserts he is no worse man than the famed baseball evangelist, highlighting a comparison of character and public persona.
G B Apple complained he was billed for more gas than he used and sent a one dollar check to the gas Inspector to have his meter tested. The note suggests the meter may have overcharged.
A disrupted meter failed to register a charge, leading to a returned dollar from Apple. The incident highlights a payment tech glitch causing immediate refunds and questions about processing reliability.
A black preacher Reverend William Turner was hanged in Jackson Ohio before witnesses including his relatives. He had been executed for inciting a race riot in which Jesse Singley, a prominent planter, was killed. The sheriff set up the gallows in the theater as the crowd watched.
In Sacramento California the Public Utilities bill advances toward final passage in the Senate. The measure, a strong card of the Progressive government since Governor Johnson’s election, aims to bring the operation of public utilities under state supervision and control, addressing previously uncontrolled activity.
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