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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
2
Hundreds of women take advantage of a large assortment of dainty chemise options with lace and embroidery trims. Original prices up to 2.00, white sale price 1.25. washable fabric gloves 75 cents, curtain materials reduced across three lots with various swisses scrims and nets priced from 9 to 65 cents.
Embroidery packages reduced and all embroidery packs included. Men’s white shirts in multiple lots with white sale prices ranging from 25 to 1.17. Handkerchiefs offered in cambric and linen at 10 to 40 cents each. Ready to wear garments and embroidery items priced to move, with value levels from $1.50 down to 25 cents.
A new spring shipment of brassieres is offered at White Sale reductions. Prices range from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars with various sizes and styles advertised.
Daily additions to the White Sale include waisted items from the waist department. New middy blouses in white alpatea trimmed with navy collar cuffs emblem and lacing are $1.50. Lingerie waists formerly to 2.75 on sale at 98 cents. Gowns range from 2.25 to 3.95 with lace trimmings and embroidery. Knickerbocker muslin drawers 30 cents, new and trim with beading and lace. Regular values and sale prices noted.
Local poultry enthusiasts plan a major event opening Monday. Walla Walla exhibitors bring a large part of the northwest show to Pendleton with an expanding exhibition hall at Main and Water streets. Drawing and prize eggs return while a ten piece orchestra awaits. cat and dog shows in progress with further details expected.
Secretary Meyer of the navy department said plans for military port improvements in Cuba were outlined. Details referenced a broader strategic push and coordination with allied commands. The statement came during a briefing in Washington on January 15.
Cincinnati reports a five story Continental Glue company building collapsed in the flooded district. Officials say twenty persons are buried in the debris as rescue attempts unfold.
State Engineer John H. Lewis proposes a colossal Columbia River power project at Five Mile rapids near The Dalles to supply 360000 horsepower year round. Two dams and a 300 foot wide canal would divert water to Big Eddy, with power sold at about 9 to 12 dollars per horsepower, aiming to attract industries and boost Portland to global commercial preeminence.
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