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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
5
A large clearance offers entire silk stock at discounted prices with no inches reserved. Includes new novelties and staples, urging early purchase to secure assortments, plus special bath caps and assorted Becca designs at varied reduced prices.
New shipment of women’s French Ties arrives with stylish pumps for slim wear. See our latest selection described as smart and superbly refined, perfect for adding polish to outfits. Visit today to view and compare styles.
Special editorial notes the silk sale conducted in an efficient store tradition. Over 14000 dollars worth of new high grade silks will be placed on counters in a gigantic clearance. Attendees should not miss the chance to shop while selections remain intact.
A catalog note describes Crepe De Chine items in green sage brown wine blue with prices up to 2.50 and a final Clear on Sale at a one dollar ticket price.
The article notes a quiet wool market with prices around sixties and describes a committee roster including N J Finnett of Oregon and Arthur Duva, plus other members from multiple states. It also details a missing man case with a confession clue and a skull fracture death near Hood River, highlighting arrests and inquest plans, and mentions a young wife in Portland.
The funeral for Charles W. Kees, an overseas war victim who died in France January 13, 1919, will be held in Pendleton under Pendleton lodge of the Masons. Born in Pendleton October 31, 1887, he lived in Wenatchee, Washington, and served in Troop C, a Volunteer unit, during World War I. He was a member of Wanatchen lodge of Elks, and his burial will be in Pendleton at the request of his mother.
The Wenatchee lodge will appoint a representative to attend the Pendleton funeral once a date is set. A large turnout from the lodge and former comrades is hoped as the body is to be buried here after the veteran’s service abroad. The American Legion post and local citizens will be invited to participate.
Washington June 25 Judge Anderson of Rowton will have deportation cases appealed where 17 alleged communists were released. Assistant Labor Department official said the action follows a conference with the secretary and indicates the government will pursue appeals in the matter.
Robert T. Meads, a Dartmouth junior from Hanover New Jersey, faces murder allegations after a fatal shooting in a dispute over whisky. The defendant, with ties to Manry Maronny of West Redford, Missouri, is held as the slayer amid an ensuing investigation and chaotic statements.
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