Glove Bond Gift Encourages Personal Size Choice
A suggested gift idea offers a "Glove Bond" allowing the recipient to select her own gloves. The plan ensures a fit and satisfaction by gifting freedom to choose at the store.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
3
A suggested gift idea offers a "Glove Bond" allowing the recipient to select her own gloves. The plan ensures a fit and satisfaction by gifting freedom to choose at the store.
This notice invites shoppers to use the store as a Christmas hub offering free phones rest room information mail parcel services letter registration and insurance plus a place to meet friends and conduct shopping errands in one destination.
Neckwear for him presented as an ideal gift with a wide selection of knitted styles and cut silks in many colors. Prices range from 75c to 3.50 dollars, highlighting a grand display of options for discerning shoppers.
Advertisement for all wool Pendleton bath robes highlighting beauty and color. Limited supply as the mill is sold out for weeks. Mentions a new Pele model and price, with emphasis on act now. Includes specific price of 24.00 and urges prompt selection.
A catalog note highlights sweaters as practical gifts available in slip-over and tuxedo styles. The range covers broad styles and prices to fit every demand, offering a simple, versatile holiday option.
Veteran trainer and coach Bill Hayward of the University of Oregon is noted for a 20-stripe sweater given in tribute. The piece recalls his long service dating to 1904 and his roles with Albany College and other institutions, highlighting his coaching career and Olympic delegation involvement.
Fragmented notice reports high school debate teams chosen after a lengthy selection process. Names of students appear amid garbled text, but mentions of district events and a schedule hint at upcoming debates and exams. Local officials and school leaders are referenced in a report echoing amid unclear lines.
A garbled field report predicts a spring construction surge with new work and factory activity. It mentions asbestos related risks, completion of plant work in progress, and potential price increases. names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text references a county game and names Shooberr, Ghulley, Nave heels, and a referee. details are unclear due to garbled lines and lack of coherent facts to summarize a clear event or outcome.
Jersey breeders of East End organize a meeting at a central location to discuss cattle quality and profitability. The document notes a planned series of county meetings, a voter objection process, and emphasis on Holstein cows, with figures on cow sizes, weights, and potential profits.
Senate committee today advanced an economic conference plan aiming to replace time limits on home funding provisions and call a joint session to discuss matters of economic policy. The measure seeks to convene discussions by November, with leadership urging swift action.
The Planters Hotel in St Louis, famed for Civil War era events and notable guests, will close December 21 after a long history as a social hub. The building, once a center of society and politics, will end its era with plans for a commemorative display and farewell activities.
Local high school notes many alumni visiting the Pendleton scene during the holidays. Fred Rherman and Arra Warner from O.A. attendances are listed along with Horace Hostien from ten College in Portland and Phi Fortyne, Iron Whit man. More alumni are due to arrive in Pendleton in the coming days as the break continues. Faculty plans include holiday duties and trips. Mir Landreth heads to Portland, Ming Derr to Colorado, Mixa Zable to Seattle, with other teachers visiting various moves while many stay in Pendleton.
The winter meetings of the Council Paceville Foam Editorial Committees and Committee on Education of the Immertay Literary Association will be held December 2 and 30. The sessions will cover union of speakers and topics for individual groups. The Swearhieal Bocets of America will also meet in New Haven at the same time.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Northwest association convention in Washington and Montana areas. It mentions delegates, membership officers, and potential venues or committees. Details are unclear due to damaged text and stray letters.
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