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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1911
Page
2
The store promotes a festive stock with gifts for every family member. It highlights practical yet beautiful items and claims unmatched readiness as shoppers enter to find exactly what they want. The emphasis is on wide variety and appealing presentation for the season.
Pendleton Indian robes are presented as versatile home robes suitable for the entire family. They promise utility at home and during travel, with prepaid express shipping to any U S express office and guaranteed delivery on Christmas day.
Christmas slippers and shoes for father mother brother or sister with low prices direct from manufacturers. Ladies felts in colors and grades priced to clear and ladies kid slippers with felt lining and turned soles. Men s kid slippers genuine turned soles in styles and colors range from 1.00 to 2.75 dollars.
A vivid catalog shows Bradley Mufflers in many colors and styles, Mercerized at AH-Wool. Large silk reefers and Barathea silks are advertised with prices from 50 cents to $3.50. The listing highlights Surrah silk and embroidered options, signaling a fashion showcase.
A local retailer promotes men’s gloves as ideal Christmas gifts with a wide range of styles and price points. Offering dress gloves in mocha, cope, kid, dog skin, buck and seal, the shop guarantees each pair with options silk lined fleece lined and fur lined. Knitted and bearskin styles are also advertised priced from 25 cents to 85 dollars per pair.
A Woman's Reasons advertises men's silk hose with a coordinating silk bengaline tie in a full line of colors boxed for gift. The copy emphasizes store confidence, advertised goods, discount coupons, helpful sales staff, personal guarantees, a large life cloak and suit stock, easy selection, freedom to browse, correct underwear fittings, and square treatment from management.
Brockton Mass a printed pamphlet lists ten commandments for wives drafted by Rev Albert Hyde Porter Congregational church leader. The rules urge against marrying for money or to avoid being called an old maid and forbid ostentatious dress or gossip among other expectations for wives.
The ad touts cleaning and pressing with high commendations from patrons. It claims up to date methods, faster and better work than rivals, and moderate charges, highlighting superior equipment and efficiency.
Local business listing shows Pendleton Dye Works located at 206 East Alta with the main phone line 169. The fragment indicates a standard directory style entry for the shop, noting its address and contact line.
A period quatrain warns neighbors about lawful conduct aboard public transit and at home. It urges restraint in serving punch, protecting children, and keeping a Bible accessible for the minister. The verse humorously enforces proper spelling and domestic duty.
A report says Moges Grant Edmonds withdrew financial backing from his former son in law the Rev Clarence Y T Richeson awaiting trial for the murder of Avis Linnell Richeson remains jailed six weeks with little support from the Edmunds family. Chief Justice Aiken to announce Monday.
Judge candidates San derson or Stevens expected to preside over the Richeson trial. The defense seeks more time as pretrial motions continue in the upper court with Judge Sanderson handling Richeson matters.
George J Gould known as Jay Gould Lord De cies and Lady De cies with Mr Russell escaped serious harm when a cab nearly struck them on Pennsylvania Avenue. The incident occurred as they traveled in Washington amid the family’s public attention.
A baby girl was born on an eighteen hour Pennsylvanian train sixty miles outside Chicago to Mrs Bernard Ulrich wife of the Chicago Grand Opera manager. She had left Baltimore yesterday with a maid and a Johns Hopkins trained nurse aboard the drawing room delivery.
The Loyal Order of Moose Pendleton Lodge No. 780 invites members to a meeting next Thursday night December 21 in the Brownfield Matlock building. Social session and refreshments follow. By order of the trusted officers.
Notice shows public auction of all furniture and equipment at the New Royal Hotel Wheaton Oregon on January 6 at 1 oclock on the premises. Purchaser may rent the hotel building. Conducted by J N Klein.
The Royal College of Porpora choral society will sing Flijah on Friday evening January 6. The first rehearsal is set for December 26 at 7 30 o clock.
The East Oregonian is described as eastern Oregon’s representative paper and advertising medium for the region. It emphasizes reader support through liberal patronage and highlights its role in the community’s news and commerce.
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