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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
3
A sales pitch touts Hart Schaffner & Marx suits, promising perfect fit for stocky or short men. Summer styles shown with prices from 15 to 30 dollars, claiming best value for the price and quick, convenient fitting service.
The weather requires cooler underwear and Pendleton stores stock every wanted kind and style. Sole retailer in Pendleton carries celebrated Lewis Union Suits praised for perfect fit and longer wear. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.50 per suit, not higher than competing take-a-chance goods.
In this store's history no shirts match the present display. Silk shirts comprise hundreds with beautiful patterns and the newest colorings. Large assortments make selection easy. Prices range from 1.00 to 7.50 dollars.
Auction listing outlines five silk lots with varied fabrics and prices. Lot 1 includes fancy silks worth 2.00 to 2.50. Lot 2 features plain and fancy pongee silks with multiple price points from 85c to 2.50. Lot 3 offers black taffeta silks up to 2.50 with several grade prices. Lot 4 contains fancied figured chiffon at 17c. Lot 5 presents 75c fancy domestic silks.
A fragmentary note mentions striped dimity checks and washing actions with uncertain details about the yard and measurements, leaving the exact event or meaning ambiguous. The readable portion centers on fabric descriptions and laundering phrases without a clear incident or source context.
A sale notice highlights Golden Cross Batiste as a popular wash fabric with mercerized texture and permanent finish. Shown in dainty stripes, checks, and small patterns across one color options, priced at 20 cents per yard.
Advertises parasols in assorted shapes and colors made from quality materials. Promotes comfort under hot sun and notes price range from 1.50 to 810.00.
A catalog note promotes trunks bags and suitcases for summer travel. It highlights sturdy materials and attractive pricing that invites shoppers to value quality baggage at a low cost.
Advertising copy promotes JACK TAR MIDDIES as essential cool garments for picnics trips and athletic activities. Pendleton exclusive agents highlight full cut fits, fast color guarantees, and original belted or loose styles with prices from 98 cents to 2.95.
The advertisement highlights union suits priced at 1.25 each. It notes elastic fit, quality yarns and finishes, and good wear. Several styles are available with emphasis on fit, trim, and overall wearability.
Ukiah dispatch details community life with residents visiting Pendleton and Heppner, farm activity in grain fields, deer sightings near J. H. Mebtle's farm, and plans for summer travel. Mentions include Frank Hippert hosting guests, Miss Fklua Shawney en route from Chicago, Eva Moore visiting grandmother, and long Creek stage line upgrading to a touring car for a 50 mile trip.
Walter Keines of Long Creek ror latered at the Hotel Merson Toredas Blight Co. & Quant and family of Alba were in Ukiah Tuesday on businers. CS. Stuart, lineman between Pilot Reek and Ukiah, came up Wednesday to repair the line.
Washington June 3 wartime topics dominated by food distribution and mobilization. Northcliffe asked about miliability of another war while suffrage pickets demonstrated near the White House, aiming to spotlight democracy and equality.
June 19 report from New York details the navy case involving Lieutenant Harn and Vincent Hatgen of Butta. The article notes the wife’s death and the officer’s alleged abuses, with tensions over potential pardon and implications for Navy Department actions as legal proceedings approach.
A fragmented 19th century style recipe promises skin whitening using lemon juice, orchard white and powder paste. It instructs straining lemon juice, mixing with orchard white to create a quarter pint mixture for applying to skin to reduce freckles and tan.
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