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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1904
Page
6
A bold promotion proclaims a New York buyer securing low prices on muslin underwear. The Fair Store invites shoppers to a three day opening sale with special prices Thursday February 4th to Saturday February 6th, and offers a coupon good for five dollars off a five dollar plus purchase.
Readable sale notices advertise corsets at steep discounts including American Lady models and a coupon offer. Muslin drawers gowns skirts and hosiery are priced to clear with multiple sizes and styles, featuring trim lace embroidery and ruffles. The correct coupon limits each customer to one coupon per purchase.
Angus McDonald died Saturday evening January 4 at his sister's home after two weeks illness. Born in Ontario in 1859 he moved to this region in 1886 and leaves three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at the Christian church with large attendance. burial under J P Lodge auspices. He was married and held insurance in KFPF and Woodmen lodges. Also notes on local marriages and residents and a separate item about the Boise-Payette River Electric Power Company facing renewed financial trouble and possible court action.
Land Office Business Salem February 3 The monthly total of 96840 12 dollars received in January on various funds was Saturday afternoon transferred to the state treasurer Little Dor Binck Little Key Tack watched children at play in the old Great House scene The World Loves a Lover May Black Terre Haute girl attempts to enlist at Fort Sheridan for the Philippines She is rejected after a physical examination The story shifts to John Style and Susan Cater shelling pop corn while discussing marriage Bucklen s Arnica Salve advertised for wounds and burns The Oregon Daily Journal available at Frasier s book store.
An advertisement argues dandruff stems from a parasitic germ and that only by killing it can hair regrow healthily. It promotes Neonbro's Herpicide as the product designed to destroy the germ and restore growth, listing Detroit as a location and F W Schmidt as a special agent.
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