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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
2
Pendleton store markets ready to wear garments for men women and children plus summer silks dress goods wash fabrics and toiletries. It promises substantial savings with a satisfaction guarantee and a buy back policy. Shoppers are urged to collect T P W trading stamps as a 5 percent discount incentive across dry goods clothing shoes and groceries.
A local sale advertises dependable qualities at attractive price concessions for stockings. The notice highlights comfort, durability, and value aimed at shoppers seeking footwear accessories and wardrobe updates.
The Oregon theatre presents My Jack O Lantern sung by Miss Eileen Sheridan with The Flirting Printers in the Mort H. Singer musical comedy. A tuneful melody recalling Halloween memories, already a hit with audiences whistling and humming.
Rockefeller Institute head Dr Alexis Carrel announced to the American Medical Association that stores of labeled human heart parts nerves blood vessels cornea cartilage and bones could be supplied to physicians by wire orders. He described methods to preserve and transplant tissues from dead to live bodies with tissue life continuing after transfer, including long storage viability and ongoing experiments across species up to humans.
St. Petersburg reports the Russian army officer Colonel Lilye Lif fey killed a pianist in a concert hall after demanding the air Samara march. The pianist, a Jew, failed to play the tune and the colonel slashed him, severing an artery. Public opinion favors acquittal due to anti Jewish prejudice.
The Fruitcrest Fellow ship Farm association will establish a forty family cooperative near Independence on a 35 acre former Chamberlain tract. A four acre lake with dam will be stocked for boating and bathing. Each head of family buys one forty of twenty to forty one acre plots priced 728 to 1000 dollars with 50 dollars down and ten dollars monthly. Central land will be cultivated in common for intensive agriculture while each owner retains personal improvements. Bear ing cherry trees and a large irregular central tract anchor the community setup.
The document describes an access arrangement across a tract with a thirty foot driveway designated for pressure vehicles only. A twenty foot driveway exists on the tract's outer side for other vehicles, establishing clear separation of use.
Mrs Emmona Blaine, a prominent socialite, insists on four ounce hats to avoid brain fatigue and excess baggage. She weighs each hat before purchase and preserves gowns for future nostalgia, labeling them with dates and names. The column contrasts fashion caution with Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for burns and injuries.
On or before June 15 1912 sealed bids to trustees office Hermiston Oregon for stock of goods past business WW S Phillips including general hardware and house furnishings appraised at 2805 05. separate bids on notes and accounts appraised at 285. complete inventory available on request. stock inspection by application. right to reject any and all bids by F C McKenzie trustee.
An ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment to treat itching and skin trouble. It claims immediate relief and a permanent cure after a few applications, with bottles priced at 60 cents and 1.00, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Beaumont Texas school board bans flowers or gifts at graduation and requires caps and gowns of uniform color costing up to $14. Future commencements to be held in high school auditorium with graduates and families only, dropping public character. Estimated sixty to sixty five graduates this year.
Pendleton residents hear about kidney trouble and backache relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. Charles Breithaupt reports dizziness headaches and misery before using Doan's. afterward he felt much better in every way. Sold by Foxster Milburn Co Buffalo agents for United States at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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