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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1911
Page
2
A rustic listing announces a sale offering stamped waist garments, portieres of all colors in full lengths, assorted couch covers and table covers in every color. Advertises one to two price points, offering customers a broad selection.
An old newspaper snippet advertises a rummage sale with $15 women long coats at $2.98 and a $2.98 coat or duster. It promotes new stock, full and well made, ideal for chilly mornings. A small lot of 49¢ items urges early arrival to secure them.
A brisk rummage sale advertises about five dozen shirts in light and dark colors mostly Manhattan and all sizes, plus white lingerie and pique dresses with embroidery and lace trims for children ages six to fourteen. Prices range from 49 to 80 cents.
Remnants of all kinds including wool and cotton and a large lot of silk are offered at the sale labeled All go Rummage Sale 13 Price. Proceeds support local programs and community projects through the event.
A rummage sale invites shoppers to save money on needed merchandise. The event promotes timely purchases and emphasizes affordability for future needs. Proceeds or specifics are not provided in the readable text.
With every cash purchase we give trading coupons that amount to an actual saving of five percent on each dollar spent. The coupons provide a simple and reliable way to save money on all transactions.
Purporting to list prices for spaghetti vermicelli macaroni and noodles with varied prices and a note about special coffee per pound and bulk amounts. The fragmentary text references Bee wash boards and miscellaneous items with cents values and a potential department label.
About three dozen plain white Swiss curtains in several styles and patterns. They are full length and width and priced regularly at $1.50 now offered at 53 cents while supplies last. Also offered are shoes described as torn soles and cap toes with 13-4 inch military heel and diamond eyelets. Rum mage price zero.
Evangelist Lewins declares excuses are timeless as Adam and Eve. He cites the parable of the great supper and warns against flippant justifications for not attending to duty or turning to God. He urges real faith, grace, and a decisive choice, ending with the theme A Great Decision.
February issue of Susset Magazine features four color illustrations and a feature on Tetrazzina singing in the streets of San Francisco. Includes Christian Eve and a sale notice for nun stands priced at 16 cents.
Local ad urging customers to assure top quality steaks chops roasts and sausages from Cash Murat Market located on Main 101. Phone line promoted for orders and inquiries.
Fragmentary note indicates mere moving pictures were shown at a city theatre, with no further details on program, dates, or performers available in the readable text.
A broad survey shows drastic anti alien labor measures planned by Congress and a London compositors strike campaign for shorter hours. Washington state debates protective laws modeled on Minnesota, while California barbers push licensing bills amid union support. The New Orleans Dock and Cotton Council faces conspiracy guilt with a 50,000 membership, and industry-wide rail labor demand seeks higher freight rates with unions claiming substantial wage shares.
Secretary Ballinger told Rep Hawley and Frank White that the government will proceed with the Klamath irrigation project toward completion, likely excluding marsh lands. He said reclamation funds will be used as needed and sufficient money exists to finish the work, with possible upland unit construction if landowners agree to repay costs. Detailed surveys will set the acre cost, and negotiations with settlers will resume.
Debates rise over naval safety as critics question if the United States Navy suffers more accidents than other navies and if modern dreadnoughts pose greater risks than shore machinery. Representative Hobson cites Delaware boiler explosions and says double duties for officers impede specialization in engineering and battleship management.
A house crowd filled the Orphem last evening for six top subjects shown in a single program. The show ran one hour and fifteen minutes with no intermissions and the pictures appeared so clear and steady that viewers felt as if looking through a window at nature rather than a life photograph.
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