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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement lists solid gold lavalliers from 12 to 40 dollars and gold filled clasps from 2 to 5 dollars along with signet rings priced from 1.50 to 15.06 dollars. The tiered pricing highlights varied items for sale.
Friends of the Library club plan a New Year Eve ball and watch party at the Elks hall, with tickets sold at a designated location. Elks donate hall and Johnson’s Orchestra to provide music as Indies bolster library support through tag days and subscriptions.
A range of silver tableware and decorative pieces priced from 5.00 to 886.00. Items include toilet sets, bonbon dishes, sugar and cream er s, knives and forks, thimbles, souvenir spoons, and match accessories offered in varied price points.
In a period note on aging and hair care, an advocate promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the cure for dandruff and the pest causing hair loss. The advertisement claims it prevents baldness, offers samples, and lists two sizes priced at 60 cents and $1.00. It notes the product is available through druggists and Koeppen & Bros.
Washington DC Commission John G Capers of the internal revenue bureau says the last fiscal year saw receipts fall by 17 508 072 dollars and the first three months of the current year show a 7 262 238 dollar decrease versus the prior year. Full year revenues are forecast at 250 million dollars, about 1 656 000 less than last year.
The O. B. & N announces a special holiday round trip rate of one and one third for all points within 200 miles of Paddleton. Selling dates are December 23 24 95 and 41 with return allowed until January 4. The offer aims to help everyone spend Christmas season travel time wisely.
Oregon stockmen report unusually deep snows in the upper Deschutes country this winter, forcing little feeding for cattle. The weather brings concern yet also potential relief if mild spells continue, while distant aid remains uncertain.
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