Misses and Children Footwear Ad Highlights Comfort
A vintage style ad touts misses and children shoes with lace and comfortable fit. It claims the line is not matched in comfort or quality and invites shoppers to try a pair for satisfaction.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
4
A vintage style ad touts misses and children shoes with lace and comfortable fit. It claims the line is not matched in comfort or quality and invites shoppers to try a pair for satisfaction.
A jumble of storefront pitches lists green onions at Tl. Martins Try Duttons ice cream at Murphy's and decorative framing at Murphy's Milton creamery. Rader's offers a golden rocker for 2.25 while a velvet silk waist sells for 2.50 at Cleaver Brow Dry Goods Co. Ads promote tailor services, canning peaches at Martin's, breakfast foods from Twin Brothers, and plow repairs by I. M. Sloan. Madame Johnson relocates to the East Oregonian building seeking customers.
An assortment of local items appears with pharmacy notices tamale parlors and theater mentions. Names such as Koeppe's pharmacy Rowpyym's and Magnolia lodge appear amid ads for tamales at the Palace and operatic performances. a sugar store break in attack is noted along with a hall event for Mrs. Stephen's tribute.
Puiliiy Sousa commends Schott Pendleton hearing Monday at the Frazer. The famed singer and interpreter of Wagner is praised for his style and expressive power. San Francisco music lovers have spoken highly of the Wagner and Italian repertoire and Pendleton audiences are urged to attend this notable event.
The last will of Eliza Hardwick names her husband Jethro Hardwick as main beneficiary and executor. The estate valued at several thousand dollars includes real property in Walla Walla, with a probate-free transfer directed, while a local sale of homestead goods is planned.
J. O. G. Mackinnon formerly a freight agent for the Great Northern railway has been appointed to the post of New York general agent for the Oriental Steamship Company. He will oversee lines connecting the Pacific coast and Asia as part of the Union Pacific system.
Whitman college students performed a lively three part program at Frazer hall. The ensemble featured humorous quips and strong musical numbers with Otto Hauerbach and Prof Fincher praised for their contributions. Pendleton patrons praised the concert and Whitman supporters pledged continued backing.
The verdict in W. M. Pierce v. Lewis and Felix Audette was returned by a jury after extensive deliberation, finding in favor of the plaintiff for 50.70 with no interest. Other cases include Frank Frasier v Cheney Brothers with trial ongoing and motions for non suit discussed. Highwayman Johns Fitzgerald faces trial set to begin Monday morning, March 5.
Athena March 14 report lists A Helm and son Ira returning from Comlon. B S Waterman recovered enough to be out. Grant Corbey left for Womlburn Oregon to locate ether. J Elkhart rebuilds a six room cottage for John Weir. John Stanton and Fred Fischer visited Weston. W S Young arrives from Spokane for a few days visit. Peter Pamburti returns from Chemawa on business. J K Tomlinson comes from Pendleton to tend business in town. George Kinman noted as county ancestor in Athens today.
Mrs Henrick of Chicago displays a handsome needlework collection at the Boston State. Pendleton’s Indien recalls her past style as Mrs Tamrick often carries. Free fashions will be offered for a few days on conventional designs.
All dog owners are notified that the city dog tax must be paid immediately or the dogs may be seized and killed under the governing ordinance. By order of J. M. Heathman, City Marshal.
The superintendent of the Dubuque division of the Chicago and Great Western Railway issues a broad rule forbidding all employees including trainmen and foremen from drinking or entering saloons at any time. Violations trigger immediate discharge. Workers must also pay debts promptly or face discharge unless there are reasonable excuses.
After demonstrations in Havana, radical Cuban delegates refuse to back down on the Flat amendment issue. They claim U S policy is driven by trusts and insist the American public supports Cuba's full independence despite U S actions.
The text cites Edward Bok urging that wives receive a fair share of their husbands income for personal use. It argues money should be a right not a favor and that wives should have separate allowances alongside the family share. It condemns financial dependence and stresses a wife's financial role in her husband's life.
A satirical piece ridicules a pretentious mayazine and various bogus remedies. It asserts only Hopkins Hometmel Bitters truly relieves indigestion and liver kidney troubles, while dismissing insomnia malaria and ague pills as useless.
Has received its advance line of Men's 1901 Spring Shirts. A handsome assortment with soft negligee shirts and cuffs attached priced 50e to 2.50 apiece. Laundered bosom shirts with separate cuffs to match listed 4.00 to 6.00 each. Laundered and laundried shirts with cuffs attached 1.50 to 8 each. Call and examine. no obligation to buy.
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