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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
2
Ready Made Garments and Cretonnes Sale Notice
These packages include the Pacific Embroidery Co. s ready made garments, well known for their perfect fit, excellent workmanship and original designs. All 40¢ and 50¢ cretonnes all 25¢ cretonnes Bedford Cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Embroidery Co
Shoes on sale at ridiculous low price Friday special
Every pair four dollar new high grade short vamp velvet shoes to be sold at two forty, no broken sizes in shipment. Ladies four dollar fifty cent new Spring satin shoes Goolwear welt sole plain toe Cuban heels sixteen button in black material, all sizes and widths, Friday special, two ninety.
Peoples Warehouse Pure Foods Promotion
TEAS AT SPECIAL PRICES and Slices at 50c. Picnic hams shoulder trim sugar cured special, pound price. Pay us a visit to learn why it pays to trade at Peoples Warehouse. Townsend's California Glace Fruits in one pound boxes at $1.00 per box. Exclusive right to sell Town Send's Superior Line signals progressive store policy. Look to us for pure foods and best goods in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton
Townsend
California Glace Fruits
SEND
America
Small farmer thrives on diversified crops and persistence
A Springfield area farmer overcame a failed cotton substitute by diversifying into radishes, cabbage, beans, peas, tomatoes, cantaloupes, strawberries, fruit, corn, sugar cane and potatoes. He built a steady customer base, shipped top quality produce, paid off debts within ten years, bought land, and created a comfortable home and bank balance.
Record cattle price highs at Kansas City stockyards
In Kansas City January 22 steers sold at 9.25 per hundredweight, a January high for the stockyards. Calves reached 11.25 per hundredweight, marking record prices for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Woman i Varied Interests Social and Club News
A digest of society notes and feminine interests features women’s club reports fashion items home hints and social updates from the community. Addresses gatherings trends and personal notices reflect the era’s domestic and social life.
Brass Lacquer Making At Home And Fashion Updates
A home lacquer method for brass and silver articles is described using gum copal dissolved in denatured alcohol and amyl alcohol, stirred until clear before a thin coat. The piece is polished first, then coated sparingly. The text also notes fashion trends like Scotch plaids and ostrich feather trims, plus a 1913 Milton fruit growers report showing profit and shipping figures for the Milton Freewater district. Directors and officers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter Ocean
Milton
Walla Walla
Boy tamer bell says chores curb boy mischief
Denver January 22 United Press quotes Professor John R Bell head of West Side Neighborhood House and Edison School as saying do not say no to boys give them chores or wholesome work He praises pool halls and a house pool room to keep youths away from saloons and urges churches to provide gymnasiums to offer recreation He argues energy should be guided into proper channels and warns against excessive restraint of boys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United Press Today
John R. Bell
Weat Side
Edison School
Bell
Prof
Bridge At Home to Open Next Week at Mrs Swearingen’s
Society news notes a two day bridge at home on Wednesday and Thursday hosted by Mrs N Swearingen and others at her corner Webb and Aura streets. Cards were sent out. remarks include compliments to Miss Hazel Smith, bride elect of John Mumm, with a white shower and many gifts.及
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doss Swearingen
Tilynan D. Taylor
Thomas F. O'Brien
Hazel Smith
John Mumm
Will R. Wyrick
Omar Stevens
James Wyrick
Hans Pahl
D. C. Brown
Howell
Spencer Bentley
John Eggers
John Luck
Lula Day
Mary
Garden City starts baseball a rolling bears plan kickoff
Walla Walla crowd at the Commercial club elected seven directors to organize the Bears. John L Sharpstein George Kellough Robert Burns Clarence Crews August Bade Clyde Lester and Al Neebling will meet to elect officers and sign up members. Contracts must be in players hands by February 1 or they become free agents. Directors plan a fundraising drive to raise 2500 to 4000 from local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
John L. Sharpstein
George Kellough
Robert Burns
Clarence
Crews
August Bade
Clyde Lester
al Neebling
Bears
Organized Baseball
Judge clears Portola Theater over White Slave film
In San Francisco Judge Deasy ruled against the board of censors who prosecuted the Portola Theater for showing Inside of the White Slave Traffic. The judge found the film not lewd but suggested removing several scenes including street walking and the New York cribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Deasy
Board of Censors
Portola
New York
Goodbye Dandruff Parisian Sage Promotion
Advertises Parisian Sage hair product sold by Tall man and Co in 50 cent bottles. Claims to restore scalp moisture remove dandruff stop itching, cleanse hair of dust and oil, reduce brittleness and make hair appear thicker and lustrous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
TIZ Brings Restful Comfort to Tired Feet
A vintage ad claims TIZ soothes sore tired feet with acids and poisons drawn out, preventing blisters and bunions. It promises dancing ease for any work, walking, or standing, with feet that tingle for joy and shoes that never hurt. A 26 cent box is sold by druggists and department stores.
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