Men’s Suits Bargain Sale From 46 50 to 65 00
We offer one hundred special men’s suits priced from 46.50 to 65.00. The selection includes cassimeres cheviots and worsteds in almost every size and style. These are cash savers and a real bargain.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
3
We offer one hundred special men’s suits priced from 46.50 to 65.00. The selection includes cassimeres cheviots and worsteds in almost every size and style. These are cash savers and a real bargain.
A bewitching display of organdies Swisses flaxons and nets arrived Saturday featuring patterns in bold colors and delicate vallaces The Gdc to 1.75 offers attractive prices and the stock promises the prettiest creations yet seen See the new arrivals in the store window today.
A brief listing notes ginghams and stripes as popular fabrics. It highlights colorful patterns including ginghams, 27 inches wide, sold by the yard priced from 40 to 50 cents. The tone is promotional and aimed at bargain shoppers.
We’re showing. There never was 80 many pretty novelties gotten together at one time in Pendleton as this store is showing now. See the window display.
A road assortment of summer fabrics is presented as the season arrives. The vendor highlights yard prices at 50 cents, inviting shoppers to select suitable materials for summer frocks and outfits. The notice emphasizes affordability and timely availability for warm weather sewing.
A brief item notes a complete range of shades in summer. It mentions prices around $1.50 for a product line offered at VEPUls, with a focus on color variety and accessibility.
In a Medici basement setup the T. P. W. Pure Food Shop touts cleanliness, economy, and service. The ad lists Rose Bath Soap, macaroni and noodles, corn, ketchup, Tillamook cheese, tea garden jelly, and preserves with prices from 5 cents to 3 dollars and 75 cents.
Special News of Umatilla County reports a Saturday wedding at the bride's home in Echo. The ceremony united Mise ormel and her groom in the presence of Echo residents, with Rev. Walter performing. Neighbors and relatives wished the couple happiness as they plan to live on Hut Creek.
Meacham June 7 O W Coffman left for San Angelo Texas to join several Smith Sheep Co. sheep. Coffmans may spend the summer in Texas. Monday Mrs Morrigan and school children tended a graveyard plot for 23 graves as a memorial. The community saw visitors from Kamela La Grande Pendleton and nearby, and Friday marked the last day of school with a meal.
An unclear statement attributed to Governor Emilio Portes Shen signals a desire to extend friendship with the United States. The text contains garbled phrases about laws, gambling, and governance with numerous transcription errors, leaving the exact intent and context uncertain.
Seattle June 7 Aboard the Victoria veteran steamer bound for Nome the crowd at the waterfront bids farewell to the ship and her 600 passenger crew. Officials warn arrival will be delayed by ice as thaw begins and reports from Nome indicate a break in the ice fields.
A New York report outlines a subcommittee critique of federal civil service pay and proposed remedies. Led by James H. Garfield of Ohio, the advisory committee’s advisory report is adopted by its executive panel and will go to the platform committee for the convention in Chicago.
President Wilson signed the army bill into law authorizing an army of 297000 troops. The measure, reported by United Press, aims to strengthen national defense with a large force ready for mobilization and service.
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