Corsets 25 Cent Lot Auction At Rumage Sale
Odd lot of corsets waist cinchers and girdles offered at bargain prices. Prices ranged from 50 cents to 1 50 with the sale labeled as rum mage price. BSE retailer notes.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
2
Odd lot of corsets waist cinchers and girdles offered at bargain prices. Prices ranged from 50 cents to 1 50 with the sale labeled as rum mage price. BSE retailer notes.
Infant's white silk mittens, soiled but washable. Rummage price 9 cents for a pair.
Rummage listing shows 16-button kid gloves in grey ox blood and green priced at 2.35 dollars per pair with offer entries of 3.50 and 2.35 appearing in the ad.
C W Lillis a Fresno county cattle owner and former Lemoore bank president was convicted in Fresno federal court in 1908 of grabbing 33760 acres of government land. He reportedly commanded fifty men to forge entries and fled to surrender after the U S Supreme Court affirmed the judgment. He began his sentence in Fresno jail and was then moved to Alameda county jail.
A Lincoln souvenir plate from a Chicago Masonic chapter reached its New Springfield consignee after a two year delay due to misdirected labeling. The parcel, bearing Lincoln and a Civil War tribute, was addressed to L. Johnson but misrouted to BE Johnson. local Express Office staff failed to locate IL Johnson.
A press agent incorrectly flagged a gift as destined for E. Johnson. The custodian, upon examining the item, recognized it as a gift sent from Chicago by Lincoln Chapter No. 177 Royal Arch Magons.
Mary Warden of Medford New Jersey arrested William Graymiller after accusing him of stealing $11 from her handbag. She grabbed him by the neck and trousers, forced entry to the Tenth and Buttonwood police station, and presented the charge. The money was later found in the handbag and the prisoner was discharged.
Owing to a calendar change the midyear vacation is eliminated, preventing Pendleton students from going home after exams. The next break will be in April with a full week off. Maurice Hill of Athena joins a committee to organize a freshman glee club and to promote freshman participation on Feb 17. Dr Comings lectures on First Aid to the Injured begin with practical demonstration on limb bandaging. A permanent intra collegiate athletics organization forms to unite fraternities and clubs for league play and broader college sports support.
Miss Josephine Patten of Baltimore bought tight shoes that caused a minor irritation on the right foot. It worsened to an ulcer, swelling, and then sepsis, leading doctors at Mercy hospital to amputate the leg below the hip to stop the infection.
Berlin Plena reports that the German admiralty has not selected ships for a planned squadron visit to the United States. The battleship cruisers Von Der Tann and Moltke are available, with the new battle ship cruiser Gowden likely if trials finish. Possible inclusion of Prince Adalbert, a design namesake, is noted.
Hair quickly stops falling and itching vanishes with Parisian Sage. The ad claims it prevents hair loss, banishes dandruff, relieves scalp itch, and promotes glossy hair. Sold by Tallman & Co per the local druggists, large bottle fifty cents.
A Missouri woman recalls four doctors declaring she could not recover from female ailments. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she reports dramatic improvement and credits the remedy with helping carry a healthy baby. The ad-like piece praises the product and offers confidential guidance. Emperor William may soon decide on accompanying a naval squadron to America.
Pendleton reader reports kidney trouble skinning away her pain. Mrs Valentine Stroble credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending severe backaches that disturbed sleep and improved overall health. She urges local dealers to stock the remedy, noting Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents.
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