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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
5
Fashion notes Polo cloth Gold and Silvertone basket weaves and tweeds in coats. Garment lengths range 40 to 42 inches for sport styles and 48 inches for utility coats with loose belts. Serges and tricot fabrics are preferred. Sizes 14 to 48 priced from 22.50 to 98.50.
A local store promotes new spring neckwear with early access to naval Van Dyke collars dainty organdy cuffs and net quimps in various effects. Prices range from one dollar to five dollars, appealing to patrons favoring first choice of the season's styles.
FITON VEILS highlight spring patterns with distinctive veils held by a delicate elastic edge for secure fit. Drapo Veils showcase open mesh designs with large dot patterns. A broad selection priced from 1.26 to 3.00.
White and colored handkerchiefs with borders and printed designs fill the display. Some are hand embroidered in tiny sprays of color while others are silk. An unusually good assortment priced at 15 and 25 cents.
Burlington Newfashioned Monlery offers seamless back and ankle knit hosiery with no back seam for extra comfort. In spring weaves of lisle thread mer cerized in brown black and white colors. Outsize male thread hose in black and white priced from .850 to 1.
Girls mercerized hose in black white and brown available 70 to 85 cents per pair. Boys double knee or fine ribbed hose in sizes up to 11 cost 65 to 85 cents. Special lot of new canteen bags made of patent cashette offered at 3.75 dollars.
Local stores showcase a wide range of baby apparel and accessories. Toques jackets sweaters and sweater skirts priced from 65 cents to 4 eighty five dollars. Carriage sets dresses rompers and toys occupy display space with prices from 1.25 to 8.75.
NEW arrivals feature Skirting Madras with lavender blue black and white stripes. 36 inch wide yardage priced at 85e. Also Tay Zephyr Ginghams in spring colors with plaids stripes and checks, 31 inches wide, available at 85e to 95e per yard.
An advertisement outlines a range of fashion goods including silk nets crepes and organza neckwear priced up to 15 dollars. It highlights new party bows canteen rags fil ted handkerchiefs silk crepe scarfs and marabou boas with beads and pearl necklaces offered in multiple colors and styles.
A local shoe department promotes durable boys shoes priced from $4.50. Emphasizing comfort the ad promises sturdy footwear that endures rough use, with graduate specialists available to fit and relieve foot pain, callouses and tired arches for young customers.
A chaotic scanned ad from Pendleton markets a Bargain Basement with discounts on slip on sweaters purses muslin fabric pillow tubing tennis shoes black satin slippers and assorted odds and ends. It touts low prices with numerous product mentions and special sale sections, urging shoppers to seek value inhouse.
Classifieds list several for sale items including a 1917 Ford touring car 1917 model and a 1918 Dodge touring car with down payment and monthly terms. Also noting a 7 room house for sale by owner, furniture, and a cooking job inquiry. Public notices include a highway contract bid call in Umatilla County Oregon with bidding details and a bankruptcy notice for William N Brady with creditors meeting in Pendleton Oregon.
Berkeley California March 24 delegates gather for the inauguration of David Prescott Barrows as president of the University of California. Dean John C Merriam lauds Barrows as a man distinguished in science education politics and war with wide Pacific related interests.
The document records a bankruptcy meeting set for April 6 16920 at 16 oclock A M at Pendleton Oregon where creditors may attend prove and file claims elect a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business dated March 2 198 THUS FITS GERALD Referee in Bankrupts
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