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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
3
A compact inventory of men's wardrobe items including slippers shoes hose neckwear gloves smoking jackets bath robes lounging robes fancy vests pajamas underwear hats shirts collars collar bags shirt folders waiters sweaters and sweater coats. The list outlines various apparel and related accessories for male dress and comfort.
A brief list of fashion goods includes Tossery sets or single pieces, fancy and plain slippers, neckwear, silk waist patterns, exclusive designs, silk dresses, belts and belt buckles, waists of skins, whist sets, oats, suits and dresses.
An express shipment showcases the finest silk wail patterns and other equally Parsian designs. The collection highlights beauty and craftsmanship, appealing to connoisseurs of premier fabrics and intricate motifs.
An advertisement lists various slipper styles including men's and women's trimmed felt slippers in multiple colors and sizes, children's fur trimmed felt slippers in red and gray with quoted prices, "Tiawathe" Todian Moccasins praised as best made, and men's Jack and tan kid slippers in Faust Cavaller Opera Everett and Romeo styles with prices from 75 cents to 8 dollars.
Elmer Dixon licensed by the American Poultry Association will judge the Pendleton Oregon poultry show January 25 26 and 27 He is a top Pacific coast judge with extensive experience in Portland Vancouver Victoria Canby North Yakima and Centralia Dixon will also speak to breeders about improving the poultry industry in the region
Special correspondence reports a meeting of the Farmers' Cooperative to be held in Athena Oregon with plans discussed and attendees expected to vote on proposed actions at the gathering.
A special meeting drew a large crowd with several matters of interest on the agenda. Mrs. Raymond Brooks entertained at the Christian church last night with recitations and songs. Her imitation of children singing impressed many, aided by the high school chorus and Miss Mulkey. Miss Cecil Boyd arrived from Lewiston for the holidays, having excelled in studies and Latin during her time there.
Portland Oregon prizes announced by the Portland Livestock Exchange for Kingston Christmas cattle arriving at Portland Union Stock Yards. Premiums include 150 to 250 for best car of 20 steer carload, 75 for second, 26 for best single steer, 25 for best single cow with second prizes of 15 or 16 dollars. Cattle judged December 14 morning and sold that afternoon by judges John F. O Shea Frank Brown and G W Gammie. Action aims to aid local growers and feeders across the territory.
The Portland market posted strong receipts in November with 1618 cattle 684 calves 7549 sheep 12744 hogs and 274 horses. About 457 cars carried these animals, totaling an estimated value of $587,509 for Northwest farmers and stockmen.
A lounging robe or a smoking jacket in a style a man might not buy for himself is suggested as a highly desirable Christmas gift. The rare and unusual animals can best be seen at the Peoples Warehouse, offered at their usual economical price.
Oregon railroad report details 2412 miles operated with net mileage gain of 156.52 miles. Deschutes railroad graded 36 miles with 5 miles of track laid, aiming to operate 90 miles south of O R N junction by July 1910. O R N system reports completion of Troutdale to Bonneville track work and 616 block signals installed. Injury data shows 654 killed and 64 injured across lines with O R N reporting the worst casualties.
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