Suits and Jack Tailored Pieces Offered by Standard Patterns
Advertisement lists tailored suits and skirts with prices of $15.00 and $87.00, offered through an agent for Standard Patterns. Includes itemized tailoring options and brand association.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1905
Page
3
Advertisement lists tailored suits and skirts with prices of $15.00 and $87.00, offered through an agent for Standard Patterns. Includes itemized tailoring options and brand association.
Pendleton hosts a branch of Van Alstine-Gordon & Co Mercantile Agency with plans to collect old accounts. No collections or charges go unchallenged. suits will be instituted and judgments publicized. Main office contact at 1 W. Lips & Co Managers. telephone Main 314.
Pittsburg opens a 72 hour track race at City Hall drawing sport fans. Contenders include Pat Cavanaugh Gilbert Barnes Gus Guerrero and E C McClelland as the field promises a strong contest. Also advertises Electric Bitters as a remedy for liver and stomach ailments with Tallman & Co. as sellers.
The record lists February events for Spokane and Walla Walla including poultry shows and a fort anniversary linked to Sacajawea. It notes the Lewis and Clark exposition opening in June and suffrage and medical association gatherings in Portland. A Bavarian mother reportedly bore eight children in one year, delivering triplets twice.
An open letter from Brock and McComas Co. promote Vino as a non patent tonic with no injurious drugs. They claim it strengthens digestion, purifies blood, creates appetite, and aids recovery for the old, weak, and sickly, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. They urge Pendleton readers to try the product.
Senator Gibson of Montana and Secretary Mitchell urged the President to block a proposed 40 acre homestead policy. They argued 40 acre entries would concentrate land, hinder farming, and burden families with rent-like holdings, citing arid land crops and a Harlem example showing profitable yields on small plots without irrigation.
Plans for the Tabernacle Bible conference and School of Methods in Atlanta next month promise one of the most notable gatherings in America. Speakers include Rev. F B Meyer London Rev C T Scho field Dallas Rev D Gordon Cleveland Rev A C Dixon Boston Rev J M Conkey Pa Rev W E Blackstone Chicago W R A Moody East Northfield Mass and Rev J W McCollum Japan. Topics cover the Coming of Christ Evangelism Lessons and Prayer.
London Feb 6 Official board of trade figures detail cooperative societies in England showing steady growth over the past decade. Membership reaches 2,086,731 from 1,246,666 a decade earlier, up 67 1 2 percent. Total capital and business volume reach 185,316,550 and 495,050,745 respectively.
N C Maris strongly backs a Pendleton agricultural and livestock fair to benefit all interests, arguing Umatilla County should join the circuit. He stresses arranging dates to avoid conflicts, expects stockmen to attend, and plans to visit Butter Creek for winter feeding while promoting local exhibitions and premiums. Maris, connected to Northwest Rural Spirit, will attend Inland Stockgrowers meeting at Pullman with plans for a local exhibit.
The annual convention of the National Association of Master Painters and House Decorators begins in Milwaukee on February 6. Delegates from across the country arrive for a four day program of papers and discussions. Officers here include President John Dewar of Pittsburg, Vice President Oliver S. Bow of Chicago, and Secretary Treasurer William B. Wall of Somerville. Local hosts have prepared extensive entertainments for visiting members and their spouses.
A new metal named Radioro, non magnetic with small gravity and malleable hardness, is described by Signor Age Travagiini who anticipates strong commercial value. He plans to coin medals and replicas of ancient items and soon show Milan specimens of machine parts and firearms.
St Paul hosts the largest poultry and pet stock show in state history under the Minnesota Fanciers Association. Poultry displays include chickens ducks turkeys and geese with greatly expanded numbers. A standout section highlights wild and waterfowl including pheasants in top varieties. An Albany colored boat black faced a water court appeal on a separate matter.
A promotional notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for tumors and wandering pains, claiming it can prevent hospital operations. It includes a testimonial from Fannie D. Fox praising the product after medical exams found no signs of the disease following treatment.
A Pendleton resident Henry Williams describes years of dull backache and kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Brock & McComas Co, he reports relief and praises the remedy. Manufactured by Porter-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York, price 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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