Closing Out Bargains on Winter Goods
Local store advertises winter inventory at sale prices with a large variety of coal and other items. Message urges customers to shop now before stock runs out and warns against missing the deal.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1901
Page
4
Local store advertises winter inventory at sale prices with a large variety of coal and other items. Message urges customers to shop now before stock runs out and warns against missing the deal.
A buyer urges action with a sales pitch highlighting low prices and an immediate purchase incentive. The note frames urgency and savings as a prompt to act today.
Pendleton Oregon advertisement for Cleaver Bros owners at 806 Main Street promotes boot and shoe offerings. The listing highlights shop location and business as a footwear retailer serving the community.
A bustling cluster of small ads promotes cigars, clothing, dry goods, groceries, fresh produce, and contractor services in Pendleton and Lawton areas. Mentions include Badiey & Zohner cigars, Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co, Demott’s produce, Schwarz & Greulich, and J Tomlinson contractor. Also notes upcoming openings and home services from C Sharp and Ed C Allen.
Bashee eho No 10 orders a regular communication at 7 30 this evening. Walter Wells led about twenty youths on a drive last evening, enjoyed by all. Ed Allen sold a half interest in a State saloon to John Eb Rosell & Co who will not run the business in Lawton Grant county. Rosell plans to pursue public office and focus on time and money.
Mrs Narcissa Edith White Kinney state president of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union died at her Portland home early Sunday. A veteran reformer born in Grove City Pennsylvania she helped promote scientific temperance and local option in Washington Territory. She served as secretary of the Oregon Chautauqua association and was active in organizing the Portland branch of the WCTU. She was married to M J Kinney of Astoria in 1888 and had resided in Portland for about a year.
E L Smith of Pendleton reports Dorman Brothers of Biseville Kitsville failed to complete a contract after paying 100 dollars as a down note. Arthur Dorman traveled to Pendleton and then left for home stating the firm could not secure funds from their Hutavilly business to cover the deal. Col J H Peare of the Uniform Rank Knight of Pythias attended the Umatilla district convention and plans a La Grande convention in February with many state officers expected.
Market notes show wheat steady with higher cabiee and gains in Liverpool and U S markets amid large stock purchases by Keenw and others. Also reports a 4 mile long cave found near Dale by Jus Ross and Barney Sheltas on North Fork of the Jobo Day. Pendleton sportsmen receive a geese migration tip from Lew Beams.
Notice to property owners and tenants in Pendleton under an ordinance requiring keeping the sidewalk in front of their property clear and in good repair. Enforcement starts now. J. M. Heathman, Marshal.
The report lists guests at Hotel Pendleton including GW Foreman of Bucyrus and J C B Liste of Echo, with others from San Francisco and Baker City. It also records the death of James Warman near the O B R N track and other East Oregon news on court, education, and weather across Spokane to Newport News Shipbuilding contracts.
Maine State Experimental Station questions the nutri tional value claims of coffee substitutes and notes that soy milk often contains far more impurities than cereal coffee beverages. The comments aim to inform rather than condemn, citing a clipped magazine excerpt from The Splee MI.
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