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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1912
Page
2
A damaged listing shows canvas gloves, work socks at 10 cents per pair or four for 25 cents, black and tan hose, and Bib Overalls at 35 cents per pair. Job lot overalls offered regularly 75 cents to $1, now 50 cents.
A newspaper ad lists shirt discounts including Manhattan Shirts at various price points from 1.35 to 3.50, Vuidex Shirts at 1.20, Military Collar Shirts reduced by 10 percent, Golf Shirts 0.98, and all other shirts reduced 15 percent.
The advertiser touts Druker trunks as the best line in years with full guarantee. Prices are listed as trunk sets ranging from 2.50 to 30.00 with discounted sale figures such as 2.10 for 2.50 trunks and 26.40 for 30.00 trunks.
An old newspaper blurb touts new designs and top quality leather and velvets in black white brown blue. It proclaims a Great Big Red Reduction sale with bold language.
Retail listings show hats discounted from $2.50 to $5.00, with sale prices ranging from $1.90 to $3.87. The tiered pricing offers the lowest tag on the smallest hat and the highest discount on the larger price point.
A sequence of price points reads like a market snapshot with values ranging from 11.95 to 21.80. The pattern shows stepped increases across items, possibly signaling tiered pricing or promotional cadence.
The ad proclaims the highest grade front lacing corsets recommended by physicians as the most hygienic. Limited numbers remain with deep discounts including examples like $10 corsets for $3.50 to $4.15 and other reductions across several price points.
The notice details a Red Mark Sale featuring silk ribbons in various colors and widths, ribbons for hair and crafts, silk net and chiffons, veils, hosiery for women and children, and gloves. Prices range from 11 cents to 75 cents with several items listed at special sale rates.
Public notice announces a sale of laces and embroidery in three lots. Lot 1 offers laces worth up to 10¢ per yard from valenciennes and German sources. Lot 2 features fine linen laces with edging and insertion up to 15¢ per yard. Lot 3 covers embroidery edging and insertion from 7¢ to 15¢ per yard.
A catalog-like entry lists hair pins and pins of several types including hair pins dress pins cube pins and safety pins in assorted boxes and shells. The line reads as multiple item descriptors with no clear narrative or dates.
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