Winter weight undergarments for women and children
Rummage for fleece and wool separate garments and union suits. Ladies and children sizes offered with odds and ends. Prices range from low to moderate as buyers search for bargain winter wear.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1912
Page
2
Rummage for fleece and wool separate garments and union suits. Ladies and children sizes offered with odds and ends. Prices range from low to moderate as buyers search for bargain winter wear.
Odd lot of corsets waists and girdles offered at 25 cents each, previously priced from 50 cents to $1.50. Sale note indicates Mage price and a limited quantity in stock.
Infant's white silk mittens for infants described as tens and soiled but washable. Rummage price listed as a pair at nine cents.
A thrift rummage item offers kid gloves in grey ox blood and green priced at 2.35 in the listing. The note highlights small items for sale and urges quick purchase.
From 25 to 50 cents, women's stocks jabots Dutch collars and tailored oe sold regularly. items described as taut, mussed, and priced at 9 cents for rummage sale.
A rummage listing advertises No 60 Faible and No 60 Ribbon suitable for hat trimmings and rosetts in black and colors, priced at 12 cents.
A catalog promotion offers absolutely free ten trading stamps to every visitor who comes to the premium department on the second floor tomorrow. No purchase required. customers are invited to see what is offered and receive the stamps for their trouble.
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The Orpheum announces an extraordinary engagement of Selig's Cinderella starring Miss Ma riel Taliaferro. The three reel production is described as a cinematic triumph with ninety nine scenes, lavish settings, superb photography, and dramatic elegance. A family show invites bringing children to view the grand spectacle amid playful columns.
The Tuesday program features Paid Back a single reel drama with Selig and Edison praise, plus A Bird In the Hand and The Alpine Lease comedies. The Kid of Roaring Camp and The Way of the West are featured Westerns, with The Sixfold Duel of Foolshead and a varied musical lineup listed by number and composer.
A Cosy feature previews a Wednesday Thursday run of a Thanhous er production of Lady from the Sea. The powerful dramatic presentation, unusual for its time, heightens the original Ibsen tale with witchery and a mysterious atmosphere in a feature film format.
Today marks the worldwide centenary of Charles Dickens birth. The library invites all to join an evening tribute praising the English novelist for his compassion, advocacy for the poor, and vivid storytelling that reshaped modern literature.
Beginning at eight o'clock a brief program will be given by the pupils of the high school. In the words of Dickens, make and note of this.
Admiral Thomas commanding the Pacific fleet at Honolulu enabled daylight wireless communication across 2,089 miles to Mare Island and 2,205 miles to Key West. The Hawaii signal was picked up by Mare Island, relayed to Key West, then telegraphed to the Navy Department. This extends daily wireless range previously shorter.
Dr John Adediman Gervals was seriously hurt while blasting stumps on the Peter Prantl farm about 2 1/2 miles south of Gervals. The fuse was lit and he waited for the explosion when the blast occurred.
A man inspecting a charge believed extinguished was blown several feet by an explosion. He was brought to his home in serious condition. The physician reports no broken bones and potential for recovery.
J H Helkes of Sunnyside recently sold his Freewater Oregon ranch for 10500 and purchased a fruit ranch at Locust Crossing from A Avery for 10000 in a single transaction.
An advertisement touts HYOMEI as the world’s most famous catarrh remedy. It claims the pure eucalyptus thymol mix cures catarrh asthma croup deafness bronchitis and colds with no stomach dosing and offers a complete outfit for $1 with extra bottles at 60 cents.
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