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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
2
A vintage style message emphasizes customer demand for correct fashion and the retailer’s commitment to selling goods that meet exact standards of fit and appearance. It highlights thorough selection and insistence on precision in apparel quality and style.
Hart Schaffner & Marks presents distinctive style with durable materials and tailoring that maintain shape after long wear. Showcasing two and three button suits, lapel options, vests, and trouser cuts, with $20.00 bargains to buy now.
The advertisement touts new military collar shirts with patterns in fine quality cassette fabrics. Prices cited include $1.50 for imported styles and $1.75 to $2.00 for handsome designs.
An ad listing spring and summer underwear offerings includes Porosknit union suits in all styles with long and short sleeves plus knee and ankle length drawers. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00 per suit. Also featuring famous Lewis Union Suits in all styles priced $1.25 to $5.00 and two piece suits in varied styles and sizes up to $2.50.
The store promotes a line of suitcases and valises, highlighting the WHITE line with high quality materials. It emphasizes new, stylish designs, superior workmanship, and reasonable prices, inviting customers to visit and view the selections.
Pendleton theaters showcase a sensational film program headlined by The Last of the Maine and The Last Rites of the Maine and Burial of Its Dead. It follows Havana Harbor ceremony for 79 sailors and memory of the ill fated battleship. Also screens Detective Dorothy and other features including A Bachelor’s Waterloo Foxy Cupid and The Sylvere Sisters on the Double Trapeze with daring feats.
A newspaper page notes that The Pastime presents Thou Shalt Not Covet a Vita graph with a comedy of marital longing as a wife covets a $250 bracelet and the husband offers $150 for a Christmas gift. A twist of bad luck defeats both attempts. Also shows The Stronger Mind a Selig mystery yarn where Prof Lucksly recovers gems from a valet. Brave Braver Bravest Lubin a ranch farce about three cowboys wooing a pretty visitor.
Jerry Singleton hopes to inherit his mother's fortune if he marries and starts a family by April 1912. His bachelor status complicates the plan as an uncle arrives to transfer the bequest, prompting a devised strategy in "The Empty Grave." The scene unfolds with a child and a mourning backdrop as the plot deepens.
Monday and Tuesday present The Empty Water Keg and The Explorer with a dramatic ending. The Maid's Strategem offers a clever comedy about a maid winning a rich suitor. Animated Weekly and Stein er QGntarlo reel to reel reels showcase dynamic visuals and current events. June 8 promises another two reel Bison feature The Indian.
A vivid account describes a gruesome massacre as a dramatic glimpse into frontier life. The piece emphasizes the shock and heroism around surviving settlers, portraying rugged pioneers confronting violence with resilience.
The program lists Hudson and Moran in Scotch character novelty dances with a sword dance, Phato performing Love's Terrible Sac rice, and film titles including d'Art Every thing comes to him who waits 1000 Miles By Rail a good scenic picture The Heart of a Man Bright and sparkling in western splendor and a mighty good story besides.
Secret service officials warn of a new counterfeit five dollar silver certificate with the Indian head design. Bills are produced from photographs with silk inserts and have circulated at Subway Theater in Kansas City and other venues in Missouri and Kansas including Topeka Emporia and Wichita. The note numbers 68747066 and the glossy counterfeit appearance alert cashiers to beware and to report any suspicion to the Secret Service.
An advertisement promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment to relieve itching instantly. It claims a permanent cure after few applications and lists prices 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar per bottle sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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