Remnant Dress Goods Half-Price Sale This Saturday
A store advertises half price on all dyed dress remnants for a Saturday sale. Colorful assortments include lengths from 1 yard to 10 yards, offering a broad selection for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
2
A store advertises half price on all dyed dress remnants for a Saturday sale. Colorful assortments include lengths from 1 yard to 10 yards, offering a broad selection for shoppers.
A Saturday only sale offers ladies’ footwear in patent, suede, bronze, kid, and dull leathers with lace or button, extension or turned soles. Most styles are this season’s and priced from $2.29 to $6.00, many under $3.00.
Ivery express brings new suits dresses and waists from New York to our store. Come in to see these items and how we can serve better than any other shop in eastern Oregon. Over 100 waists for Saturday sale in white and fancy lingerie styles. Prices range from 50 cents to 2 dollars for various waist grades, discounts listed.
A sale note advertises women’s fast color umbrellas at 98 cents for Saturday. Umbrella features include mergerized serge covers and steered handles. Prices show $1.50 values and an implied offer for the 24 9Se item.
A feature show highlights T P W millinery with veritable beauty and value. The display presents new imported shapes and creations, underscoring superior style and quality for the season.
Pendleton high school announces an athletic carnival on Friday March 4 at 8 p.m. in the school gym. Junior and Freshman vs Senior and Sophomore basketball, followed by wrestling and boxing matches featuring local competitors. The marquee bout features Fat Roller Graham versus Dudle Gotch Devine with referee Nelson.
A proposed resolution by Senator Heyburn would form a three member select committee to investigate police use of the third degree. The measure signals Senate scrutiny of alleged torture and abuse of prisoners and outlines investigation steps.
An endorsement from the president of the Industrial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia praises Electric Bittera as a top family medicine. The testimonial cites stomach liver and kidney benefits, blood purification, appetite improvement, and strength building for pale weak children and rundown individuals. Available for 60 cents at Tallman & Co.
A persuasive pitch urges shoppers to visit Peoples Warehouse to stylishly dress with Hart Schaffner & Marx all wool garments. The appeal emphasizes value and fashion for men seeking quality attire.
Chicago’s Fenton B. Turck Jr a seven year old boy shown at a Chicago Academy of Sciences meeting with his own prepared slides and notes on intestinal bacilli He has a laboratory at home and spends long hours with the microscope following his father Dr Fenton B Turck at 220 Michigan Avenue He describes his work and plans to continue studying bacterial forms.
New York report recounts a Missouri City Missouri woman Emma Por Allen letter to Edgar Allan Poe asking if they share kinship. The missive surfaced with interest in possibly engraving Poe’s name in the Hall of Fame as discussions revive at the university.
Mrs. Carl Swanson, wife of the Rev. Carl Swanson of Denver, battled a maddened dog for an hour as it leaped at her throat. She elbowed the animal in its throat, then struck it, tore free and fled indoors. A physician said her condition was not dangerous.
Ski experts from Minneapolis are entered for a tourney next Sunday under the National Association of Ski Clubs. The event, set for Sunday, February 24, brings a fine array of competitors to the city for the competition.
A Washington birthday program at the held school featured songs recitations and dialogues by pupils from three rooms. Participants included Edith Lang Willie Longmeter Mel en Tileman Winifred Graham Jack Milliron and many others. The program concluded with a patriotic drill and an acrostic salute to Washington.
Herbert Moore, Spokane mayor 1907 to 1909, accepts the post of president and general manager of the One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Club of the city and will serve a year without salary. The club counts 3000 members including mining and lumber magnates, bankers, lawyers, and other professionals.
A crude ad claims Dr King s New Life Pills cure stomach liver kidney troubles at light cost. It promises relief from indigestion malaria debility and other ailments. The text touts fashion at Tallman Co and wool clothes at Peoples Warehouses Hare Schaffner and Marx.
In East Oregonian area a housekeeping room is offered to rent in Ballad, Oregon. The unit includes heat, hot and cold water, and a bath. Inquiries should be directed to East Oregonian for further details and availability.
Moonmalle Ohio ad claims backache signals female weakness and promises permanent relief by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Highlights testimonials, root herb remedy, and free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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