Spring Coats Move Rapidly as New Arrivals Arrive
The store notes brisk selling with constant additions to the assortment. Women rapidly take to spring coats, with loose effects like capes dolmans and coats predominating. New shades and trims create fresh contrasts as customers seize them. We are ready for you now.
Charming Little Frocks Enter Paris Styled Lineup
Elegant silks and taffetas arrive at this store with Parisian influence. The new dresses showcase quaint designs inspired by French victory themes and reflect high quality at reasonable spring prices. Beware of cheaper goods as quality remains the key.
Fancy Silk Skirts Show New Styles and Fabrics
The article notes new silk skirt styles with pockets and belts, including long tight designs in Pari sian-inspired looks. It highlights Fan-Ea-Si woven fabrics offering a range of colors and practical appeal for fashion-conscious women.
You Will Say These Foulard Silks Reported New Prints
A newspaper blurb promotes You Will Say These FOULARD SILKS and printed georgette crepes as fashionable fabrics for blouses dresses and overdrops. It highlights unique designs colors and top quality with yardage priced between 3 and 4 dollars and MARAE versions at 2 25 to 2 50.
Pongee Silk Here at 98 Yard Returns for Limited Run
A brief sale item notes actual silk pongee worth $1.50 now offered at 8e per yard with only a few pieces remaining. Shoppers urged to buy quickly to secure stock.
Art Department Highlights New Paint and Arrivals
The department features a fresh white coat of paint and a display of the newest items. Women interested in art needle work will find many novelties. Also shown are Colonial Draperies Quaker Craft Curtain Nets Curtain Scrims New Portiers Couch Covers and Table Runners.
Jersey Cloth and Dress Idea at the Yard
All wool jersey cloth 54 inches wide offered in spring shades including sand overseas blue and taupe. A jersey dress is a versatile wardrobe staple and looks well. See these at the yard priced at 4.95.
Phoenix Silk Hose Advertises Popularity and Value
The department reports heavy calls for Phoenix Silk Hose in black white and colors. They are priced from 1.15 to 2.35 per pair, noted for durability and better appearance while costing less than rivals.
Violin Concert Seats Go On Sale At Oregon Theater
The article notes Stunt Powell’s reputation and anticipates her concert on March 6 at the Oregon Theater, highlighting the personal artistry and public reception as box office demand opens. It also covers wartime political debates in Washington, detailing Senate filibuster battles, funding needs of 750 million dollars for railroads, and presidential criticism amid party splits.
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Portland Manager dies after sudden illness
Harold Strong, 24, of Portland, manager of the Golden Tot Milling company of Oregon, died yesterday morning at El Centro after a sudden onset of acute pleuritis and an operation. Born in Portland, he had lived here many years and became manager two and a half years ago after graduating from Portland academy.
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Realty Transfers Report of Trusty Real Estate Movements
A dense list of property transfers records multiple parcels, owners, and prices. Transactions include blocks, lots, townships, and ranges across Pendleton areas with values from 244 to 9000 dollars. Names such as Hurd McNabb Smith Mendenhall and others appear along with map references and additions.
Fragments From a Lost Language Amid War Refugees
A garbled report describes troops from Loulatana and Inonite language use among Amor forces, noting refugees listening to French and facing mixed familiarity. It references Miltionites and a quoted speaker about trenches and direction, with hints of Old New Orleans terms and unfamiliar phrases.
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Fragmentary OCR Suggests Firm Name Disarray in 19th Century
The readable lines allege that in Eimer J Petrifor and the famous firm Britt Lowden Henle Skinner etc, the "hot life name" does not appear in the firm title. It implies a split arrangement where some do the work while others take the money.
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