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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
2
These ads offer 135 dozen golf grade chambray shirts in blue tan and brown with plain or military collars reduced to 68 cents. Soft collar shirts in light and medium weight plus new spring socks in tan blue grey and patterns. 65 dozen golf shirts slashed to 98 cents and 50 cent work shirts to 39 cents. Deals aim to stock up shoppers with low prices this season.
These cases are made of solid cowhide throughout with cloth lining straps and catches and a sturdy lock. They are described as the best on earth for themince, and all other cases are reduced in proportion.
A fashion snippet describes a blouse with all over embroidery on white linen and a plain skirt with a pleated back. The blouse front buttons at the hip line and features a slightly fulled sleeve with a double frill.
About 600 islands in northern Wisconsin lakes have been added to the forest reserves. They vary in size from fractions of an acre to over 40 acres and will be leased similarly to lake shore property. Yearly rents run from $10 to over $200, with many islands noted for beauty and timber suitable for building without harming scenery.
A pattern description shows a white frock for modest means with embroidery edging and flouncing. The blouse front uses two lengths of edging joined by insertion. collar cuffs and skirt flounce use flouncing. The text mentions forestry policy and leasing camp cottage sites on lakes and rivers for public use.
1140 acre wheat farm with 1100 in grain and balance in summer fallow. Includes farm machinery, good house and barn, capacity for 30 horses and 60 tons hay, chop mill, gasoline engine, unlimited water. Yields about 25 bushels per acre. Price 35 dollars per acre. Five miles from railroad station. LIVERMORE & BICKERS
Seattle July 1 The National Children's Home Society convened here with Washington Gardner of Albion Michigan as president to discuss causes of minor dependency and delinquency. Through July 5 the group will examine social evil in child welfare, western legislation on pensions and wage laws, lazy husbands, contributory delinquency, and redlight injunctions and abatements.
Eminent authorities will outline how states enforce laws and their impact on child welfare. The conference adjourns to allow delegates to join the National Charities and Corrections sessions opening July 5. James L. Clarke, editor of The Child, Chicago, is secretary of the organization. Officials warn against wedding day mischief.
Beginning today in Portsmouth Ohio it is a crime to heckle a bride or groom in public. The new ordinance aims to shield couples from verbal abuse during weddings and related ceremonies, with penalties for offenders. The measure reflects local efforts to enforce respectful conduct at nuptials.
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