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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
6
A witty ad notes that warm weather makes a man sweat, yet well laundered shirts cuffs and collars give lasting comfort. It invites readers to try a sample of summer laundering at THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY ensuring linen won’t wear out under a broiling July sun.
A Pendleton Idaho advertisement from Neagle Brothers promotes high grade vehicles with stylish designs and beauty finish at low prices. It asserts women as keen observers of the craft and offers gasoline engines with guarantee, inviting readers to see them on Water Street near Main.
J Flynn general freight agent of the Missouri Pacific was found insane while passing through the Willamette Valley. He was taken at Eugene and jailed, after giving away his possessions and writing a telegram to President Roosevelt. Authorities notified, and medical care arranged. Flynn, 28 or 30, was well dressed and popular, with unknown cause for his condition.
An Elizabeth West Virginia man reportedly cured of incurable cancer by Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica Salve. The ad claims Bitters expel poison and blood diseases while the salve treats wounds and skin ailments. Sold at Tallman Co s for 60 cents and 26 cents.
General Manager W H Bancroft reports the Oregon Short Line roadbed between Medbury and Caldwell shows no dust after oil sprinkling. There is no dust where the oil has been used and further oil treatment is planned on the line. Sleuths who know how to catch outlaws remain at home.
Our special sale on men’s and boys’ suits continues all week with special reductions on all suits. Buy a new suit this week and save enough to buy a nice dress shirt.
The notice highlights a comprehensive stock including shingles, doors, windows, moulding, screen doors and windows, effectively every item found in a first class lumber yard.
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