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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1911
Page
2
A crowded sale ad lists linen tailored waists from 1.95 to 6.00 and lingerie waists from 1.00 to 6.00, plus white outing gowns at 0.99 to 2.98. It notes fifty women’s coats in a clearance, priced from 4.95, offered during a “great Clear ance Sale.”
Boys and men in town can upgrade wardrobes at sharp savings. The sale features $3.50 to $10 boys suits reduced to as low as 3.19 to 6.98, and menswear including Hart Schaffner Marx and Clothcraft ranges from $8.95 to $27.40 for suits and overcoats, all wool and hand tailored.
The greatest offer of boys waists ever, featuring 75¢ and larger blouse waists from the Mothers Friend brand. All mothers know their quality. Clear ance price tour.
A bargain counter offers dress goods at 1.50 per yard with a deal that for every yard bought a purchaser receives an equal free yard. Shoppers may choose any other pattern and receive a free dress or skirt pattern. The offer runs only between 4 and 5 o'clock daily during the sale.
Discounted fabric and household items from waistings to pillow cases and long cloth. Includes pattern wares, women’s gingham aprons, bleached muslins, sheetings, long cloth, and related specials with prices across multiple sizes.
A retail insert promotes men’s white shirts at $1 with sizes 14½ to 17 and a “white sale” featuring stiff bosoms. Also advertised are various muslin and countess nainsook fabrics at 10 to 40 cents, including bleached and checked varieties with multiple yard-cartoon lengths.
A vintage advertisement touts children's fine waists at 35 cents and 23 cents for Ferris waists. Nainsook fabrics for lingerie, Princess Nainsook priced per yard, with white shirts touted as finest in America. Pendleton and Manhattan branded shirts advertised at $1.19 or $1.50, emphasizing fit and durability.
May Arkwright Hutton, president of the Washington Equal Suffrage League, leads a Pacific Northwest campaign visiting Capitals of Washington Oregon Idaho and the provinces of British Columbia to press for an eight hour day and six day work week for women. She plans weeks in Olympia, Tacoma meetings with state leaders, and attendance at regional suffrage conventions to rally support and map action.
The Die Flamme reports Pope Pius X favors cremation and may issue a decree to authorize it. The publication adds the Pope has directed cremation of his own body, though no fully authenticated confirmation exists.
New York January 6 The board of estimate resumes debate on subway franchise granting with Mayor Gaynor and Controller Prendergast clashing over plans by the Public Service Commission to let private interests build over 50 million dollars of subways at city cost. Prendergast opposes the commission plan and favors the city’s profit.
Three distinct mining stampedes are forecast for Alaska next summer with activity from Iditarod pincer diggings and copper belt rushes in Chitina. Quartz mining may surge as placer fields near Iditarod and Innoko yield fortunes, while coal prospects emerge in Bering River. The Chitina region expects a railroad to unlock a 120 mile belt of mineralized rock and attract capital, potentially shaping Alaska’s future population and industry.
A student notes that business education helps handle life's knocks, praising Pendleton Business College for supplying practical training to succeed in the market.
Bring Us Your Rags We pay cash for large soft clean rags Bring them to the East Oregonian office at once.
Astoria residents plan to celebrate the city centennial next summer and hope Col John Jacob Astor will bring a rare creature described as half bear and half dog. Purchased from Gypsies in the Pyrenees, the animal supposedly waddles and is unseen by scientists. Astor offers 5000 dollars to enter a bear-dog in a New York Madison Square Garden dog show, fueling local speculation about crossbreeding and future animal experiments.
Notice to Officer and Members of Daphne Circle No 2 announcing a special meeting for initiation of candidates on Monday evening January 16 at 7 30. Guardian Neighbor Sarah Rowland presiding as Guardian Neighbor.
A historical ad copy extols Hood s Sarsaparilla with unimpeachable testimony praising its effectiveness against blood disease. It urges readers to stop delaying and start the remedy, claiming strong benefits and relief.
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