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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
2
Our showings of men s latest style hats in Pendleton claim unmatched selection with Stetson factory blocks and new designs unavailable elsewhere. Snappy, modern looks, correctly priced for every grade.
An ad states Shawknit Sox are exclusive to Pendleton, claiming the socks have no equal and inviting those who have worn them to confirm their quality and those who have not to try them this weekend.
For years Manhattan shirts have upheld a superior position in the shirt field. Their early history is linked with constant striving for the best and today the standard of excellence remains ingrained. Known for quality, exclusiveness, fit, tailoring and value, they are said to have never been equaled. Colors are fast, buttons sewn by hand with linen thread, and lawn dering is described as the best. Priced at $1.50 to $3.50 each.
Washington dispatch outlines President Wilson's daunting task on March 4 with democracy under test. It cites reforms, peace policy with world powers, Mexican unrest, Panama Canal issues, tariff aims, patronage fights, and a broad agenda from Congress.
An advertisement claims a cold can be cured in one day by taking laxative bromide quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. The product bears E W Grove's signature on each box.
A brief notice from Echo Oregon about a land parcel described as good quarter wheat land two miles from Echo offering exchange for stock of merchandise or brood mares. Contact C BK Averill based in Garfield Washington for details.
Vice President Marshall delivers an inaugural address praising the American people, urging the Senate to defend the republic’s honor, uphold checks and balances, and maintain national prestige through honesty and restraint. He cautions against blinders and urges reparation when wrong is found, ending with a note praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted product.
A farmer shares success with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable digestant for indigestion and related symptoms. The letter from Mr. L. J. Quinn of Chicago promotes slow eating, natural aid, and guaranteed results with this remedy available at drug stores. A free sample is offered by writing to Dr Caldwell at Monticello, Illinois.
Anadvertised Ely's Cream Balm promises fast relief from nasal congestion and head catarrh. A small bottle is recommended for immediate soothing action as it dissolves with nostril heat and clears air passages. It claims to end runny nose, stuffed feeling, and throat irritation by morning.
The East Oregonian seeks large clean old rags and will purchase them. Bring or mail to the newspaper office at your convenience.
Tallman & Co offers PARISIAN Sage with a full refund if you are not satisfied. The filler claims promise stopping hair loss, dandruff, split ends, and scalp itch. The ad touts Parisian Sage as refreshing, preserving natural hair color and giving a glossy look. Large bottle 60 cents.
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