Corset Covers in Heavy Muslin with Lace Trim
Ladies corset covers in heavy muslin with fitted backs and fronts, trimmed in heavy toredo lace at arms and neck. Regular value 25 cents each.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1907
Page
2
Ladies corset covers in heavy muslin with fitted backs and fronts, trimmed in heavy toredo lace at arms and neck. Regular value 25 cents each.
A Muslin Underwear sale advertises finest quality garments noted for best construction and best fitting designs, claiming superior comfort and fit among muslin underwear offerings.
Advertises corset covers in good quality cameline with wide lace ruffles and two rows of torchon insertion at the front. Describes full, well fitting garments produced at a regular 25¢ quality rate.
Advertises corset covers at 21c each in long cloth and fine cambric, trimmed with valenciennes and torchen faces. Describes wide intertings and edgings and references regular price and grade levels.
Textile note describes fine tucked yokes with four rows of torchon insertion for Tic and 5c grades, outlining construction details and fabric edging methods.
Advertisement notes ladies white underskirts in heavy muslin with an 18 inch tucked flounce and deep dust ruffies. Shows regular grades priced at $1.16 and $1.75 for these items.
In Walla Walla a suit by the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company seeks to restrain M M Williams and Emma Williams from using water to remove alkali on 220 acres near Lowden. Williams defends the dyking method as government approved and claims the suit could hamper irrigation development. Government expert Eliott praised the dyking system, noting rapid progress. The case will be heard in about three to four weeks.
C O Floyd of Kershaw 8 C recalls a 11 year battle with consumption and weight loss to 135 pounds. After six months on Dr King’s New Discovery his cough and lung trouble disappeared and his weight rose to 170 pounds. Tallman & Co. offers guarantees with 650¢ and $1.00 price and trial bottles free.
The O R L & N company starts a weekly refrigerator car service from Portland. The car departs each Tuesday and handles perishable goods to destinations beyond Umatilla. A similar service will operate on the Washington division.
A reader from East Otla field Maine advocates Sucklen’s Arnica Salve for chilblains and other skin ailments claiming relief from fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and diseases. advertised at Tallman & Co.’s drug store. An explosion in a tunnel near Keene California kills George Drogesh and injures three workers.
A Yakima humane society forms to enforce child and animal protection laws. Enlarge Selah canal irrigation covers 2,200 more acres. Susan F. Malhon dies at 72 in Walla Walla. cremation in Portland. Portland man Peter Dekinder commits suicide as his houseboat burns. Washington state old soldiers home committee recommends reforms. Montana forest rangers allow free wood gathering to ease fuel famine. Idaho miner J. J. Safford lauded for winter animal forecasts. Allen Flink kills J. A. Wallis in boarding house dispute. La Grande to bore another artesian well by Julius Roesch at 400–600 feet. Spokane man Charles Filpot convicted of first degree murder. victim Nea Cole tossed from 90-foot cliff. Seattle Curley Conley convicted for drugging courier boys. Finn Wille Kamarmannen killed after being ejected from NP train near Eagle Gorge. wallet found, torching mystery.
In 1906 fires destroyed property worth 600 million dollars and 7,000 lives were lost in the United States. Lake Erie waters rose three feet above record at Buffalo on January 20. Clnmlnnad foundries Hill Griffith and William Reser burned for losses of 490000. Floods chased by quick time tides followed. Cotton acreage rose from 17,597,000 to 12,283,000 acres this year, with a roughly 696,000 acre gain and favorable crop prospects. A Los Angeles wager of a dollar to drink whiskey left a man dead 44 hours after the bet. Edward Ferdinand and family perished from coal gas in Calgary. Chinese disturbance rumors spread in Jiang region with 2000 rebels, two regiments sent from Shanghai. Rev Dr F B J Lloyd, once bishop coadjutor of Oregon, left episcopal faith for Roman Catholicism, announced by Morning Herald Uniontown PA.
A. C. Koeppen & Bros. drug store offers Pine Salve Carbonized described as a poultice with antiseptic properties. It is promoted for eczema chapped hands lips cuts and burns as a versatile topical remedy.
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