Hart Schaffner Mars Suits On Sale In Pendleton
Pendleton store promotes Hart Schaffner Mars men s suits during a 160000 sale with every suit in stock discounted. The ad touts all wool fabrics and superior fit at economical prices, promising the best value in American menswear.
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Hart, Schaffner & Mars Clothes
Pendleton
America
Fall Department Groceries At Lowest Prices In Oregon
The Near est grocery promotes a fall department with low prices on canned goods and staples. Offers include Fancy sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, Star Brand cans six for 1.40, Red Ribbon Minced Clams 6¢ per can, American Sanlines items, and American Olive Oil imports. Dunham's Shredded Coconut at 10¢ to 25¢ per package. Emphasizes fresh stock, best quality, and camping or harvest needs.
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Oregon
Elmann
California
Dunham
Bargain Hosiery and Suits Sale At Local Store
An old ad details reduced prices on women suits and men’s fancy socks. SOE Values drop to 25 cents, BOF 35 to quarter, black and tan hose 10 to 20 cents, three for 25, work socks 10 and 15 cents.
Prominent Sheeppman Visits Portugal After 45 Years
Echo Oregon June 7 special correspondence reports Antone Vey a Butter Creek sheep raiser and family left for Portugal, crossing the continent and Atlantic to Lisbon. It is forty five years since he came to America and this is his first visit to his old home. They will tour Europe for five months. Accompanied by Frank Correa, who owns a firm west of town.
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Echo
Ore
Antone Vey
Butter Creek
Portugal
Atlantic
Lisbon
Vey
America
Europe
Frank Correa
Meadows
Johnny Bryant
Wilma
Pendleton
Longnecker
Salt Lake City
Utah
R. Bonney
Willamette Valley
Portland
Woolburn Eugene
Metford
Ed Hammer
California
Win, Wettenburger
Porter Creek
Bethelhall
Irrigon
Bali
Wilach
Welle
Elder
Elis
Sherman Crayne
Pliers Shoe Bend
Thce
Woman killed by auto on Walnut street bridge
Philadelphia report says Annie Ein, 60, died after being struck by a car on Walnut street bridge. Deputy Coroner Foote discovered more than $1,000 sewn in her clothing after initial search, noting the money’s concealment amidst her belongings. She was brought to Polyclinic Hospital and died there.
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Philadelphia
Annie Ein
Divorce suit cites rhymed allegations in Spokane county
Spokane Washington. In a divorce action the plaintiff Forth alleges the defendant Della Forth is unfaithful and undisciplined, with a four year old child living with grandparents. The couple married in Spokane in November 1504 and separated last November after property was divided and the husband provided child support.
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Spokane
JC. Kleber
Spokane County
Della Forth
Country Life Commission Endorsed by Spokane Chamber
Spokane letters from states and Canadian provinces back Washington’s plan to create a rural community center at a local school district. The chamber of commerce secretary notes about 500 letters urging details and pamphlets outlining goals, with plans for buildings and free distribution. President Taft approved last year for distribution of Roosevelt commission material.
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Spokane
Wash
Dominion of Canada
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Lfe Commission
Taft
Chamber of Omimoera
Preassant F Roosevelt
Commission On Country Life
Congress
Apple Packing Contests For Big Apple Show
Spokane Washington hosts part of the national apple shows from November 14 to 18 with regional and international championships. Chicago runs October 24 to December 4. Trophies and cash premiums await winners in reg ulation northwestern boxes in single five and 10 box contests. A possible team event packs a full car of 630 boxes. Rivalry grows among Northwest packers across valleys with high grading and packing standards.
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Spokane
Chicago
Noctober
Northwestern
Northwest
Contests Expected to Draw Fans Across Western States
It is expected that many cracks in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and other states possibly Colorado and California will enter. A full announcement will be made early in August.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
California
American Invasion of London Begins Anew
London braces as American visitors arrive in growing numbers. Hotels report most are ordinary professionals, not millionaires, budgeting around 290 pounds for a trip. Travelers seek value and prefer varied meals, with only breakfast and water remaining consistently American.
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London
England
King Edwards Will Not Yet Made Known
King Edward left two wills according to a public intimation. One formal will bequeathed legacies to Queen Alexandria and family and provided for a large trust. The second will outlined how the trust capital and interest should be managed with no royal family as trustees.
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Alexandria
Won't Play Raw Part Fined $2000 in Paris Court
The Paris third civil court overruled Madame Nantelme's plea in a damages suit by the Athenee theatre for her refusal to play Manon in Henry Bataille's comedy. The court ordered Nantelme to pay 12000 francs damages for non fulfillment of her contract due to deeming the role indecent.
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Paris
Bia
Madame Lantelme
Tgeinet
Athenee Theatre
Manon
Henry Bataille
The
Athenee
Frocks and fabrics define smart midseason styles
New York fashion notes describe affordable frocks in gingham cotton fouled pongee and fine linens. Designers feature slim waists, simple trims, embroidered eyelet details, belt accents, and sleeves that vary from fitted to slender, with two piece linen suits common and silk blends popular for tailored looks.
Moving Picture of Greatest Ol West
A moving picture from Maricopa Tech in central California will be shown worldwide, depicting the makings of an immense oil well and the vast scale of oil production. The film captures pumps, rig sites, and workers as it documents early drilling efforts and their impact on industry.
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Moving Picture
West
Cal
Maricopa Tech
Central California
Son
Tim
Nighttime Airship Reconnoissance Over London Reported
An army airship departed Aldershot at 10 30 p m and flew to London circling St Pauls Cathedral at 1000 feet before returning to Aldershot at 3 a m The crew Capper Lieutenant Waterfow and a pilot Todse flew the Beta They noted the city lights made target identification risky and suggested bombs could have been dropped.
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London
Aldershot
St Paul's
Capper
Waterfow
Todse
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