Serim Curtains with Lace Edgings in Fine Mercerized Fabric
Printed catalog style note touts serim curtains with lace insertions and edgings in mercedized fabric. States good numbers and price range from 2.00 to 5.00 dollars for four pairs.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
2
Printed catalog style note touts serim curtains with lace insertions and edgings in mercedized fabric. States good numbers and price range from 2.00 to 5.00 dollars for four pairs.
An Orpheum program for Friday features four full reels of top films. Highlights include Their Golden Anniversary or the Old Photograph from Vitagraph, A Good Catch from Essanay, Under a Flag of Truce from Kalem, Foxy Cupid from Pathé, and The Sylvere Sisters on the Double Trapeze from Pathé with notable stunt work. Maurice Costello stars in the first and the lineup promises brisk, crowd-pleasing comedies and dramas.
A film page review notes Charles Kent gives a sincere performance as the composer in Fortunes of a Composer with Mrs. Julia Swayne Gordon Edith Halloran and Norma Talmadge praised for strong work as his daughters. Dreams of a Lobster by Lubin Gourman features comic dream sequences ending in a dream twist. The Prospector's Sweetheart from American Pathé is a romantic drama with dual romances and a noble ending. A Citizen in the Making shows immigrant life and reunion aided by the immigrant society with scenes in New York aboard ship Ellis Island and the barge office.
Wednesday and Thursday showcase a hand colored Gaumont masterwork with Tableaux in Song The Rosary and The Garden of Roses sung by Parson Osborne plus regular 4 reels. Also The Margraves Daughter a love tale of knightly vows and elopement thwarted by a betrayed couple. New Byson 20 reel 101 The Lieutenant's Last Fight Friday Saturday. Sunday Monday Western The Great Round-up on the 6 Ranch in three reels.
John H. Asby of Pittsboro appeared in Hendricks circuit court and dismissed a $5000 damage suit against George Kress after warning from two masked men that he would be killed unless he stopped the proceedings. The incident in Danville was cited as a death threat affecting the case.
Jury awards $25,000 damages to Miss Johanna Allee Forner, German resident, in her suit against Hans Schumann Helnk, son of Mme Schumann Helnk, in Trenton New Jersey. The case centers on paternity claims following a Dresden birth.
Pendleton residents are urged to buy now is a sixty day sale offering pianos by top makers Chickerings Hazeltons and Hallet & Davis at low prices with eight percent simple interest on deferred payments. The store room occupied five years will be vacated in August and August 31st marks the end of the sale. An ironclad guarantee backs all purchases.
Fraulein Forner files bill of complaint claiming she met Young Scchumann Helnk in February 1909 in Singas Passaic County New Jersey. She says he courted her then left, refused to marry or allow her to join him. In February 1910 she alleges a child was born.
In Trinity and St. Pauls churchyards on Broadway benches line walls to offer noon-day respite for workers and couples. The yards, long oases amid brick and stone, attract footsore sightseers and stenographers, who spend lunch hour near old tombstones and a shadow of skyline.
The Cumberland Historical Society library in Carlisle Pa. houses an 1813 volume by Archibald Louden presented by Dr William M Bigler of Dallastown. The book supports Carlisle as the site of America's first color printing.
A vintage ad claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges readers to try Fails Family Pills for constipation.
The volume titled Travels In the Holy Land, Egypt, Turkey and Asia includes a curious Jerusalem description by Charles Thompson, though Thompson had been dead many years before its publication. The work is described as substantial and excellently preserved.
A reader from La Grande Oregon testifies in 1911 to endless kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. The letter details long illness with backache uric acid and nervousness improved after using three boxes. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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