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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
5
The store advertises fashionable fabric colors and designs for the season priced to $1.50 yard. A split bleach toweling with porous weave is offered at 29 cents per yard. Parasols and Rain or Shine umbrellas are on display with new handles and trims ranging from 7.50 to 18.50. Pequot sheeting in 21 4 yard widths is available at 1.20 per yard. July and August Delineator combination issues are advertised as available.
Beautiful dresses shown in new creations offer chic styling and trim details that resemble higher priced designs. They imply luxury while remaining affordable with prices from 6.75 to 68.50, inviting shoppers to pick from a range of fashionable options.
Wool jerseys and sport silks advertised with reduced yard prices. Navy tricolette priced at 3.35 per yard while balance of sport silks in rose and pink reach 3.65. Early showing of wool jerseys in brown gray navy reindeer sold at 4.75 per yard.
A local Pure Food Shop advertises Nu-Ray-a Tea a scientific blend of grade Ceylon India and va Teas for iced tea. Sold in one half pound cartons plus other canning ingredients like red cherry currants loganberries dewberries blackberries raspberries and black caps.
RIAN July 22 reports a daughter born Monday July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dick near Alba. Both mother and child are reported doing nicely. The article also notes various locals and visitors, including Harry Vaughn and family from Portland, forest fire updates, dances, and community happenings around Ukiah, Pendleton, and Alba with multiple names and places.
West on Oregonian special reports part of the sawmill crew struck for higher wages and better conditions. About 60 men are employed. production may pause at the Milton plant until fall. Local residents Mr and Mrs B. E. Faust visit Pendleton. Eva Baro visiting aunt Mrs Ferguson. Others, including Henry Gopher and Willis Forth, bought a threshing machine to aid harvest.
Port land, July 22. Western headquarters of the Democratic national committees in Oregon announce upcoming speakings by Cox and Roosevelt as part of the presidential campaign efforts.
Paria July 22 A P reports the Allies may withhold military aid to Poland if needed. A French mission will depart tonight to arrange for prompt security measures. Thomas Young owner of Economy Drug Co received a phonograph valued at 8750, a rare diplomatic item now in possession.
A Superior Judge in Santa Ana ordered Murdenel held without bail pending trial for the claimed murder of Roy Trapp. The defendant faces formal charges and is to be judged later this year at a September session, with ongoing detention at the state prison.
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