Draperies Promoted as New Colonial Decor
A brief notice highlights the sale of new colonial draperies praised for their style. The ad emphasizes fresh patterns and affordable prices, inviting customers to visit the shop for samples and selection.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
2
A brief notice highlights the sale of new colonial draperies praised for their style. The ad emphasizes fresh patterns and affordable prices, inviting customers to visit the shop for samples and selection.
The newest ruffled collars and fichu effects are a hit in the neckwear department. They are the go to style piece of the moment with prices from 75 cents to 1.50 dollars.
A local retailer announces fresh jewelry novelties for summer wear including earrings hatpins cameo pins beauty pins and bead necklaces. The shop promises service pins and other accessories at moderate prices and offers to show them to customers.
Government appeals to citizens to conserve white flour and surrender any usable amount, even a pint, with full retail price offered in cash or trade. Participation framed as patriotic duty though not compulsory.
Public confusion grows over the newly published train timetable. Commuters report missed connections and late arrivals as departures and arrivals for multiple trains are listed with unclear times. Key services show No. 4 arriving 1 26 and departing 1 00, No. 6 at 7 30 arriving and 1 30 departure, No. 18 at 4 6? arriving and 4 05 departure, while further trains list inconsistent times and Westbound arrivals from Pilot Hook.
Camp Lewis unit Norvell writes from Camp Lewis May 26 1918 thanking Royal Neighbors of Pendleton for pillow gifts. He lists boys who sent or received pillows and notes transfers of gifts among Pendleton residents. He praises camp facilities as new or under rapid construction and mentions quarantine and overall comfort.
In Chicago on June 4 the work of fight order activated for men aged 21 to 60. Deputy sheriffs searched stylish golf clubs and halted cars with occupants for questioning. Police reported nearly 200 arrests on vagrancy charges amid widespread disruption from the draft.
An American soldier recounts initial experiences in France. He describes crude language barriers, cultural clashes, and French bargaining, noting optimism among troops, mixed receptions, and humor amid wartime strain. He lists transportation, hospital scenes, and evolving impressions of French society and allies as they march toward a hopeful outcome.
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