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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
2
Center window draws attention with finished models on display and a large assortment of embroidery packages. Local shoppers are invited to view the attractive center window display and select from the variety of offered goods.
Mothers are urged to see a window display of children dresses in gingham chambray repp Palmer cloth and gala twill in tans pinks and blues. Prices range from 50 cents to 2.95 with a wide variety of stripes checks and plaids.
Pure Food Shop invites shoppers to tour a stocked pantry of sardines lunch tongue salmon deviled ham meat treats chicken and veal loaf crackers and cheese nuts ripe olives canned fruits ready to eat cereste and more Step in and order today Fresh fruits include Fancy Rose Brand Oranges bananas Hood River apples and fresh vegetables such as Florida potatoes radishes lettuce and tomatoes Extra fancy walnuts and sweet apple cider offered in bottles and gal jugs with prices noted for each item
In the dry goods section, woolens for sport skirts in season shades, medium weight and fine finish priced 1.50 to 33.00 per yard. Silk fabrics, coats, drape veils, gloves in kid and silk, and a line of spring cretonne 36 inches wide at 0.15 per yard.
A terse weather item notes exposure risk at Patos Stew and advises soothing remedies with a topical salve. The fragment mentions comfort measures and cautions against harsh or ineffective care.
The cemetery committee accepted bids and plans for a modern bungalow at Olney Cemetery drawn by Architect Match under cemetery supervision. The building will sit on the cemetery grounds, feature a front porch, two bays, and space for visitors to rest. The project may affect street work and sidewalk changes, with the council referring matters to the street committee.
Acting on a petition by North Main Street property owners, a plan for improvements was worked out. The project would involve about 86 hundred dollars to upgrade the avenue and services, with costs to be shared among participants.
President Wilson named the new tariff board members including chairman Frank Turene te, C. H. Nielsen of Kansas, William Keyt, W. Reinolds, Derid J Lewin, Marrei Aired ff Cerin Genner, and Ceemiet Fnier for official peer examinations each tied to the post.
Ukiah area endures three feet of snow on March 12 with hay and feed running low as stockmen move cattle toward Pilot Rock. Local news notes many residents traveling, illnesses including measles, church repairs delayed by heavy snow, and various social and business updates from Ukiah and nearby communities.
Ernest Welch 14 son of D and Welch of Milton Walla Walla Wash died Sunday evening in a local hospital after two weeks treatment He was born April 12 1903 in Milton and was well known among local children He attended the public school there prior to illness.
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills relieve pain and urinary issues caused by kidney and bladder problems. It promises relief from headaches stomach complaints and general misery, asserting the pills restore healthy kidney action and improve wellbeing.
The deceased, survived by his parents and three sisters, was moved to the Cockerly-Dwyer chapel and will be transported to his Milton home today. A funeral is expected to be held Wednesday, though an exact announcement has not yet been made.
A Pendieton user testifies kidney and back pain improved after using Dean's Ritney Pile. He reports initial weakness and back trouble, then relief after three boxes with better kidney action and energy. Available through Foster Milburn Co in Mifare and Haffale NW.
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