Cut Prices On Men's Shoes Offer Bargains
Plain figures note a sale of men shoes with reduced prices. If you need a pair don't miss stopping to examine them as there are some bargains available and likely remaining stock.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
4
Plain figures note a sale of men shoes with reduced prices. If you need a pair don't miss stopping to examine them as there are some bargains available and likely remaining stock.
Readable items describe sales at Cleaver Bros Dry Goods and Demott's groceries, bicycle and button notes, mysteries about local items, a fan found at the East Oregonian office, and an entertainment visit by Bohemian glass blowers. Also mentions soldiers aboard Sheridan and a Pan-American exhibit plan in Pendleton with free giveaways.
The city joins in a Sunday program at the Presbyterian church to raise money for Pendleton academy’s bullet fund. In forenoon it hosts Rev. Diven from New Hamburg and others. evening union services feature several pastors and lay speakers.
The wheat market advanced across all venues with Liverpool up 6 17 4, New York opening higher and closing 41 7 3 above last night. Exports for the week reached 4.5 million, signaling a tighter visible supply. St Paul closed higher, money near 2 percent, May wheat in Chicago quoted 76 44 to 77 cents per bushel.
Local notes report William MacBride at circuit court and Mrs Rose Campbell en route to Walla Walla while Miss Jessie McAfee heads home to Nye with plans to return by February 15. Other items mention Ab Og returning from California tours, Josephine Dunn attending circuit court, and several Pendleton residents traveling to Portland, Spokane, and New York for business and visits.
Circuit Court proceedings in the State versus Charles Duan continued with prosecution witnesses Isaac Wa and Louis La Brache examined Friday morning. Additional witnesses for the prosecution and defense were heard through Saturday forenoon, with Henry Bain called by the defense and a verdict expected by afternoon or tonight. R. W. England received two years for stealing Jim Washington's sweater and jewelry after a trial. William Moody was sentenced to one year in jail later that afternoon.
A vintage ad promotes four grades of coffee including Mother's Pride at 25 cents and Java Special and 400 Blend. It touts smoother taste, strong pungent notes, and calls Mec location for purchase.
A masquerade ball is organized by Rescue Hook and Ladder Company at their hall on February 26 to raise funds. Portland sent thirty masquerade suits for display at Nolf's. tickets cost one dollar for gentlemen and fifty cents for ladies and spectators. Committee chair C. A. Cole leads T. T. Nelson and Frank Bright in planning.
A fragment listing Dixon’s pencils No 144 per dozen and Koh i Noor pencils per dozen. Also references A W Faber Siberian graphite and writing fluids in quart pint half pint sizes with terse prices.
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