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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1914
Page
2
Our first shipment showcases fine patterns with silk shirts to run this year. Soft cuff shirts prove popular this season, and Pendleton’s best assortment is here. Regular stiff cuff shirts in beautiful colorings available in large sizes. Manhattans never fade colors guaranteed and best fitting. Priced from $1.50 upward.
In our large stock of footwear we include only the desirable, suited to the taste of the refined and selected from the season's choicest models. A well dressed man is the well shod man. We guarantee such a foundation with careful shoe care. Johnston and Murphy styles include Dull Calf and Black Kid English models at seven dollars each. Kangaroo leather models offer comfort and dress with a broad toe, also seven dollars. Wide range of widths A to EE, sizes 5 to 13.
The new Stetson blocks for this season are the smartest they've ever shown. New desirable shades that will appeal to your eye and economically priced for your pocketbook.
Store News announces exclusive selling rights for Luther Burbank Original Seeds in Pendleton. Special representatives for the Burbank company claim remarkable plant results and offer a free copy of Luther Burbank's The Culture of Flowers and Vegetables with every $1 purchase. This seal guarantees an Original Burbank Production.
Special Correspondence reports Weston residents attend a past show in Vincent and a new play, with receipts around fifty dollars. The item lists numerous locals visiting, moving, or ill, including Mrs. Duncan with pneumonia, nurse Lulu Thorpe from Athena, and Elma Morrison taking a clerk job. Also notes I C O F No. 58 members at Freewater, upcoming Weston convention in 1914, and street improv plans.
Social and club notes highlight gatherings and fashion items. Personal notices, home hints, and topics of local interest reflect 1920s community life and woman’s neatly styled routines.
A second gathering of ladies supporting Dr. Charles J. Smith for Oregon governor will organize a Smith for Governor Club at Mrs. W. P. Temple’s Lewis Street home. Officers will be elected and campaign plans outlined as membership grows since the effort began a week ago.
Practical menu suggestions for children aged two to eight, balancing variety with busy mothers. Sample daily plans include a morning fruit, then breakfast with orange and oatmeal, a midday meal with mutton broth, chicken, potato, vegetables, and dessert, followed by a cocoa supper, all with specified portions and simple combinations.
A collage of household tips on fabrics cooking and daily routines from the Newark News and Kansas City Star with dietary menus and whitewash recipe, plus news that Washingtons National Press Club has moved to the Riggs building top floor at Fifteenth and G Street and will host a housewarming soon.
The ad touts Knowlton's Danderine for stopping dandruff and hair loss, claiming immediate improvement in hair texture and a new growth of fine downy hair after weeks of use. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from any drug store or toilet counter.
An advertisement urges readers to buy a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm to relieve catarrh and stuffed head. It promises instant relief as the balm heats and soothes nasal membranes, easing breathing, sore throat, and headaches by morning. Ends with a nudge to trust Ely's Dream Balm for cold or catarrh relief.
An advertisement touts D. D. D. as a cure for eczema used by nurses in hospitals. It cites patients soothed by the soothing fluid, with testimonials from doctors and a promise to refund the full bottle if it fails to help. It urges readers to obtain the product from reputable druggists and follow directions.
Cleveland residents will vote soon on a referendum to authorize a $1,000,000 bond issue for public recreation buildings. The plan includes brightly lit night playgrounds for workers and each playground would include a gymnasium.
In Philadelphia on March 4 the Association of Bituminous Coal Operators of Central Pennsylvania and district miners held a joint meeting to discuss a new wage scale amid strained relations. The session follows a recent conference of bituminous and hard coal miners in the same area. Rose Grover Honored. Washington Florists Club to award a certificate of merit to A. M. Pierson of Cromwell Vermont for originator work.
The report shows Millers National Insurance Company of Chicago Illinois filed with Oregon for December 1 1913. It lists total income 1 060 919 98 with net losses and dividends, total expenditures 5 173 46, assets 12 014 292 20 and total admitted assets 3 016 222 21. Liabilities include gross claims unpaid 64 233 65 unearned premiums 760 804 21 and other items. permanent fund 800 000.00.
Experts declare the Hadley Rose likely to surpass the American Beauty as the premier rose, citing vigor, fragrance, and bloom longevity as key advantages. The statement reflects horticultural opinion from growers and researchers assessing ongoing rose cultivar performance.
London March 3 Winston Churchill said the British government would be glad to enter any agreement limiting warship dimensions if it could be arranged. He spoke in the house and cautioned that every silver lining has a cloud.
A promotional notice claims eczema is a skin disease and offers Medical Eczema Remedy with a guarantee. It urges sufferers to try the product as a cure or relief, presenting it as a proven treatment for eczema and related skin ailments.
Advertisers claim Meritol Rheumatism Powders offer permanent relief for rheumatism with an effective formula. They pledge to show the formula and explain its merits to prospective buyers.
Premiums received in cash and interest rents and dividends totaled the year. Total expenditures and losses paid were itemized with commissions and salaries. Assets include real estate stocks bonds and loans. cash in banks and in hand. premiums in collection. totals show admitted assets and liabilities in Oregon for the year with risks written and outstanding.
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