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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
2
All Germantown Zephyrs Berlin Saxony and Shetland Floss yarns in large skeins are greatly reduced. 15¢ 12 12¢ and 10¢ yarns offered alongside curtain scrims in plain, barred, striped, stenciled and floral designs. Prices marked down on lace curtains portieres couch covers sillsolines burlaps and more.
Red gray brown and combos sweaters for ages 2 to 10 years. All garments well made from good yarn. Clearance price 59 cents. Large kitchen aprons with sleeves offered at unbeatable price. Quality described as good. Clearance price no OG
An advertisement extols Manhattan quality with discounted drink prices and a muffler clearance. It markets $2.00 Manhattans at $1.65, $2.50 Manhattans at $1.90, and $3.50 Manhattans at $2.48, claiming the muffler is the finest and best and offered at 35 cents clearance.
A brief notice advertises permanent satin finish Broadcloth at 54 inches wide and preshrunk in several colors for 3.00 dollars. It also mentions 2.39 price on thread and an 90 inch width, describing a cloth item in general terms.
In Milton Oregon on January 10 the Fruit Growers Union held its annual meeting awarding growers a rebate estimated between 14000 and 15000 dollars. Five directors were elected for the ensuing year E P Jensen J N Stone A R Miller Wm Forsythe and J A Ross. E P Jensen elected president J N Stone vice president and A R Miller secretary. H B Lamb was chosen as manager.
Paris celebrates the centenary of the 1810 decree reestablishing the Order of Advocates after the revolution. The occasion shows fifteen qualified women lawyers at the Paris bar, as noted by the dean.
In South Belgium nearly 200000 miners sign a petition to allow churches for a new creed called Antoinism based on spiritual healing by Antoine Je Guerlaseur. He is known for auto suggestion cures and has faced legal scrutiny for medical practice. Government likely to deny state subsidy and sustain existing creeds.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms available in the East Oregonian building. Features include steam heat, a gas range in the kitchen, electric lights, hot and cold water, and a bath. Building recently renovated. Inquire at B. C. office.
Ellis J. Zerba, noted wheatgrower and respected resident of Athena, Oregon, died at his home north of town. He leaves a large family. funeral set for Wednesday at the Methodist church. The town also noted a second snowfall of the season and favorable winter weather aiding crops.
Recently renovated East Oregonian building offers steam heat, gas range in kitchen, electric lights, and hot and cold water with a bath. Includes updated plumbing and electrical systems, and a refreshed interior.
Spokane chamber trustees led by Frank Culbertson invite governors of Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming and California to the annual meeting and banquet in the Masonic Temple January 17. The letter stresses regional cooperation and a united front and also invites Colonel Theodore Roosevelt to visit Spokane during a Northwestern tour next April.
Consul Robert S. Bergh reports bids for Servian state railway materials including spikes bolts and washers. A Belgian firm quoted the lowest prices: aprices 219.50 francs, bolts 228.20 francs, washers 14.95 francs per 1000. No American bid was received and fresh tenders may be invited.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway opens a massive concrete bridge over Brandywine Creek near Wilmington Delaware. The $270 000 structure reduces passenger train time between Philadelphia and Washington by five minutes though only two of four tracks are in use initially.
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