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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1903
Page
7
Maude Griffin surveys the March fashion letter detailing a wealth of wedding gowns and travel wear for brides. Green and white dominate color schemes with lace, Brussels applique, and chiffon embellishments. Elaborate trains, veils, and flower hats accompany gowns in ivory, white, and pale tones.
Pittsburg Pa March 26 officials of the Pennsylvania railroad show much interest in the results of measures to curb tip nuisance on their cars. The new rules strictly forbid car porters or other trainmen from providing services to passengers in exchange for tips and threaten discharge if tips persist.
Madison Wisconsin March 20 a debate between representatives of the University of Michigan and the University of Wisconsin to be held tonight at the university promises to be the event of the year The subject debated is Resolved That the adoption of a general income tax levied by the United States government will be for the richest interests of the nation De Faled the Portland wife murderer is believed to be insane
A local fruit seller advertises 25 pounds of fancy dried prunes for $1.00. The list includes dried nectarines apricots prunes peaches apples raisins pears currants figs and more.
Standard Grocery Court Street ad claims Neagle Brothers repair work is thorough, prompt, and careful. It asserts responsibility for damaged vehicles while a Carriage is left in charge for repairs and guarantees quality from 1904. The text boasts of no carelessness and emphasizes their reliable service.
A vintage price list outlines costs for granulated beet sugar five dollars forty five per sack and cane sugar five forty, various coffees thirty cents per pound, baking supplies and crockery with multiple per dozen and per item prices, including a 100-piece Haviland dinner set priced at twenty seven dollars seventy three cents.
Our new Pink Haviland stock joins the rest as four to five hundred cups and saucers, 150 mugs, lamps and vases go quickly. The closing out sale began Monday March 16 with a rush for bargains. Every advertised item was on sale and customers who visited spread the news. We have cut the price. a single visit will convince you.
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