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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
Patent Pumps with straps priced at 1.49 and 2 strap pumps at 3.00 to 3.50. Gun metal oxfords and velvet pumps priced from 2.05 to 3.50. Russia tan calf pumps and oxfords shown with 3 to 5 strap or button details. Muslin gowns and crepe gowns offered at 0.49 to 1.50, with embroidered crepe gowns at 1.49.
Numerous garments on sale including men's balbriggan shirts and drawers at 25c each, union mesh and balbriggan items at 75c to $1.00, B V D sets at 1.00, boys shirts and drawers 35c, mesh unions at 35c, boss of the road overalls 69c, Boston garters cheviot work shirts and various shirts priced at 49c.
An assortment of domestic hints and craft ideas cover wrapping paper color impact on fabrics, camp cooking setups, antique belt buckles, mushroom preparation, and travel friendly novelty bags. Guidance on efficient matting, flower supports, and wardrobe economy accompanies remarks on aging digestion with Chamberlains Tablets.
Malone New York woman testifies the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her organic inflammation and painful attacks. She recounts using it after severe distress and recommends the medicine to friends for displacements inflammation ulceration tumors irregularities backache and other female complaints. The ad markets Lydia E Pinkham's product as a standard remedy for female ills.
The description details a Nell rose crepe gown with a yoke of fine tucks, a V-shaped neckline finished by shadow lace and a black satin tie. A matching straw hat features clustered roses on a high crown, with a black velvet bow and a black faced brim.
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pennsylvania describes years of nervous prostration and stomach weakness. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with immediate improvement and full cure, claiming pure blood strengthens nerves. The ad urges Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid or Sarsatabs form.
In Baltimore on June 12 the North German Lloyd liner Fisenach spotted a barnacle covered lifeboat near the exact Titanic location, floating keel up and judged to have been adrift for about a year. The article also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough and mucus expectoration, noting its past epidemic use.
Faculty from Oregon Agricultural College plan summer study trips and travel for research. Miss Alice Edwards and Miss Grace Campbell depart for Chicago University summer school. G McComb goes to Wisconsin, J G Arbuthnot to Harvard, Prof Bouquet to England, plus others to Berkeley. Carolyn Plock, E B Lemon, and E B Petty also listed for study plans.
A colored philosopher comments that life is mostly praying for rain and wishing it would clear, as reported by a Presbyterian source. The remark highlights local humor and reflects stance on weather and faith perspectives in the community.
Weston Oregon June 12 Pioneer Grandma Richmond died at her Weston home after a long life. Survived by two daughters and four sons, funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. amid Weston family residence. Local society items note church meetings, ranch sales, and visits by residents to Walla Walla Pendleton Athena and Portland for festivals and reunions.
Athena Oregon prepares for the first summer concert Friday at 7 30 p m featuring marches The Rouser The Citizen Soldier The Elver On the Mountain Heights The Lilies Cirensdom and Amond the Lillys Waltzes The program also includes Duble March Cirensdom followed by Jewell and Mrs J A Kirk departing for Halsey to visit relatives Mrs F S Stahl also returned yesterday
Echo Oregon June 12 Twelve carloads of sheep owned by the Stanfield Brothers were sent to Omaha for grazing in transit at Durkee Oregon. They will remain there through summer and head to Omaha in fall. A carload of sheep was shipped to Wallula by C A Hale. James Boddy sent a carload of choice beef cattle to Pendleton. Ro Starkweather moved a carload of mutton sheep to Portland. Wilfred McFall returned from a business trip to Portland. J T Hiskins among Echo residents at the Port lam rose show. Mrs Wm Isthe left for Irrigon after a visit with Mr and Mrs E C Walker. Mrs Wallace, a state WCL TV worker, spent the night with Mrs Lecter and continued to Pendleton. Kh R Ware, former postmaster, of
A vintage advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a externally applied remedy easing labor fears. It claims pliant abdominal muscles, no nausea, and pain-free delivery with no distress. Sold by druggists at $1.00 per bottle, with a mail offer for expectant mothers.
A short visit to The Dalles is followed by plans to attend the rose show in Portland. Mr and Mrs Bowman leave for Portland for the rest of the week. Echo expects a large alfalfa yield, with hundreds of tons to be stored locally over the next two weeks despite early week rain delays.
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