Men's suits spotlight new spring stock shock cuts
A local retailer promotes a fresh stock of men’s suits, claiming all items are new with many advance spring shipments. They acknowledge price cuts but say no outdated inventory is being offered.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1917
Page
4
A local retailer promotes a fresh stock of men’s suits, claiming all items are new with many advance spring shipments. They acknowledge price cuts but say no outdated inventory is being offered.
Real value is the key note of this whole sale, with a large new stock arriving in the hat department. New styles arrived recently and savings available. Clearance prices range from 2.00 to 5.00 dollars per hat, with items listed as 93.00 hats and various sale prices.
Our Boys' Dept. offers suits built to endure wear and reproof. Reinforced linings and taped seams highlight value. Clearance prices range from $4.19 to $8.60, with various $5 to $11 suits on sale.
Local retailer advertises boys overcoats aged 1 to 18 years at clearance sale prices. Items show final figures like 4.50, 3.79, and 6.60 with multiple price marks and adjusted totals.
Here s a chance to save with an immense stock of shirts bought before price rises. The sale features $1.00 Negligee Shirts at 89c and 50c Work Shirts at 43c, plus assorted wool shirts with clearance prices from $1.69 to $3.35. Golf and negligee shirts discounted, silks and fabrics offered in January clearance. Manhattan shirts excluded.
Prof Miller of Cleveland showcased a Phono desk invention that projects photographic images of sound waves. By emitting War and Peace into a reversed megaphone, images changed with pitch, echoing Caruso and Tetrazzina voices. He sees potential in evaluating voice quality before study.
Buffalo Bill shows health improvement and plans a landmark early spring show. Civil War leader dies in Berlin Duisburg aging veteran Peter Otterhair, last serving major general of US forces in the Civil War, passes away. he is father to Rear Admiral Osterhaug of the US Navy.
New York report describes Theodore Gary hosting a Morristown party where wireless transmitted music reached his home from the De Forrest Radio Company lab at Highbridge. P F Goodley, Montclair engineer, designed an amplifier to boost fox trot and waltz tones from New Rochelle, recording both sender remarks and phonograph winding sounds. Gary and his two sons, hobbyists in wireless, have an elaborate plant and a Cornell student among them.
Pendleton public school withdraws from the county debate schedule provoking criticism from rival towns. The Athena Press notes only Athena and Milton remain in the northern end, limiting matchups and delaying-semester graduations due to lack of suitable material for the question.
Adama Rebekah Lodge No 142 met Thursday evening Dec 8 and installed their officers for the coming term. Names include Noble Grand Mrs Bhants vice grand Mrs Harrah warden Mrs W Bunch conductor Frances Simmons secretary Mrs Henry Bunch treasurer Jack Mayberry right supporter N G Ming Neille Carr left supporter N G Mrs Spencer right supporter VG Mrs T A Lieval len left supporter VG Mrs J C Cheesnut outside guardian Mr Henry Bunch inside guardian Mr Harvey Roteberry. Also notes residents and local tidbits amid social notices.
Notice announces that all grazing permit applications for cattle horses and sheep in Thala National Forest for the 1917 season must be filed at Pendleton Oregon by January 31 1817. Details on grazing fees forms and application procedures available on request from Supervisor W W Cryder.
William Ziegler Jr., adopted son of the late millionaire William Ziegler, is set to receive a substantial inheritance in the near future. The forthcoming distribution will add to the millions he already holds from the family fortune.
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