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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
2
A catalog snippet lists fabric and notions including 15 yards apron gingham at $1.00, 15 yards good bleached muslin at $1.00, 12 yards good bleached muslin at $1.00, 11 yards hope bleached muslin at 25 cents, and pillow tubing priced at 25 to 23 cents. Additional items include assorted tubing and imprecise entries marked ETC.
An old newspaper notice promotes white suiting cloth at 18 cents per yard, guaranteed every thread pure cotton, 36 inches wide, with a special tomorrow sale offering 12 cent pricing. It markets the fabric as linen like in appearance and wear, aimed at value buyers.
Silk Marquesettes offers a light flimsy cloth named Marquesette in 42 and 44 inch widths. Available in black navy brown white light blue and pink. Priced at 1.50 to 1.75 per yard. Visit today. we will gladly show the goods.
A newspaper ad promotes medium weight storm serge cloth, 50 inches wide and all wool, available in all colors. Priced at $1.25 per yard, with 98 cents mentioned as a price point for comparison.
An advertising brief promotes Satin Poplin fabric as a cost effective choice for extra dresses or skirts. Sold in black and all colors, valued at 35 cents per yard, highlighting its value and color range for consumers.
Advert shows selection priced at 38 cents each for collars and jabots. Offers a choice of 50 items with emphasis on value and variety.
An advertisement promises Friday and Saturday only specials with a money back refund if unsatisfactory. It claims the stock is the best and largest in Eastern Oregon and that prices compare favorably, asserting the store’s prices are always right.
Two day sale offers ladies patent oxfords with cap toe four eyelet blucher and military heel. A rare opportunity to profit from discounts. Friday and Saturday only with oxfords priced at four dollars and nineteen cents.
New arrivals invite customers to view belts collars cor al collar pins belt pins hat pins and new barrettes. Embroideries line features flouncing allovers priced from 5 to per yard with some short lengths sold. Nazareth Waist Union Suits offered at 65 cents.
Hawaii Pineapple six cans for one dollar. smoked halibut fresh. walnuts 25 cents per pound. boiled ham two cents. dried beef forty cents per pound. summer sausage per pound. canned meats and fish, freshest stock in Eastern Oregon. compressed yeast two cakes five cents. fancy golden bloater five for ????
A refined summer garment crafted in extra fine white lawn. The front features all over paneled Swiss embroidery with clusters of fine pin tucking between panels. Long sleeves are elbow and full length, neatly tucked and edged for a elegant finish.
Pilot Rock notes mention Verne Belts visiting Pendleton with friends. Dr Lievallen and wife and George Done traveled by car to Athena Sunday for an outing or visit.
A number of local notices follow a heavy Mi O Na stomach tablets advertisement promising rapid relief from indigestion sour stomach and related symptoms. The page also shares short social items noting visitors, commutes, and farm labor as farmers sow spring crops or fallow fields.
Swedish American stage star Ole Olson brings a popular play to the Oregon theater Friday night. Olson is described as amiable and straightforward with a dry, keen humor, presenting a warm, gentle portrayal that should engage local audiences.
A classic stage work, praised as among the best known, continues to draw crowds after 17 years. It has toured the U S and Canada, including Minneapolis, with recent rewrites and new cast, yet retains its core plot of a young Swede overcoming early trials through honesty. Local Hood River reports note heavy interest despite some traveler itineraries.
Athena Ore March 29 Mr F LeGrow cashier of First National bank left for Miles City Montana to ranch cattle will return after two weeks City council granted licenses to Huggins Harden and Durham two more saloons will open soon Friday March 31 the Athena baseball club will hold a grand benefit ball at the K P and I C Co F hall proceeds fund the city league team All are invited
Hood River residents allege Portland visitors or newcomers are unfriendly critics while colonist arrivals spread through the region. Local voices reflect tension over outsiders, seeking to shape community sentiment amid regional change.
Echo Oregon March 20. O W R N yards bustle with wintered stock shipped to Portland and other markets. Five carloads of beef cattle sent to Portland by E E Willard, three by Alexander McIntosh to Kennewick, plus other shipments by Maeterson Willey Kidwell Caswell and Rudd Bros. Rebekah lodge delegates chosen for Portland May 14. Local notices on irrigation census work and residents’ health updates. Concentrate remarks end with proverb about a Dutch book.
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