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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1914
Page
2
All shawls stead scarfs and fascinators in wool yarns are on sale at one to two times the original price. White tailored waist linen lawn and flaxen manstyled with turn down collars and cuffs reduced from 2.00 1.75 1.50. Every child’s coat in the house on sale from up to 7.50 now offered at a clearance price.
The notice promotes outing flannels suitable for dresses and underclothing in all colors and weights at 10¢ per yard during the January Clearance Sale. It mentions sale items including night gowns and pajamas.
Mrs. William C McKinney entertained the Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club at her home on Washington street with Mrs B Parlett winning honors. The Parish Aid of the Church of the Redeemer re elected officers for another year. Mrs J F Robinson presided, with Mrs Lee Moorhouse as vice president, Mrs Ling H Sturgis treasurer, and Mrs Laura N Selelle secretary. Mrs A D Frost and her mother Mrs Schaub left for California for two months. Mr Frost, local Golden Rule Store manager, left for New York on a buying trip. Mrs and Mrs N Collins arrived to visit their son Henry W Collins after extensive travel. Mrs John Vert and niece Miss Ethel B Wilkie depart for Honolulu for the winter. Mrs Edward C Sweet of Rathdrum Idaho visits Pendleton with her parents Seth and Mrs Richardson. Miss Viola Shea arrived to spend the weekend.
Salem Oregon January 10Sell ing of drummer's samples is an infraction under state law according to a railroad commission ruling. The commission follows an interstate commerce decision that allowing drummers to carry samples and sell them while local merchants must pay freight is unjust discrimination by railroads in favor of certain individuals or firms.
Pin the Socks advises pinning children's stockings to keep pairs intact and prevent tops from stretching. Lamp maintenance notes how wick length, uneven cuts, and wick top care affect light, with vinegar cleaning and drying time highlighted. Fern for Table recommends hardy ferns with good drainage for table plants.
Albany Oregon will begin actual construction on the post office and federal building April 1 with completion within a year. Fred A. Erickson of Salem, awarded the contract at 58282 dollars, is in Albany reviewing the site and meeting Postmaster Van Winkle. The two story building will have 4700 square feet ground area with stucco stone and terra cotta facing and include mechanicals and interior lighting and approaches.
Baker County commissioners offer a 500 dollar reward for arrest and conviction of anyone who poisons cattle. The move follows widespread depredation complaints across the county.
A farmer in Fa gle valley reports eight head of cattle killed by poisoning after grazing overnight. Powder laced with poison was mixed with sale. Samples have been sent to the state veterinarian for analysis.
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