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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
2
An old newspaper ad lists fabrics and notions including 20 yards calico at 1.00. 15 yards gingham at 1.00. bleached muslin 12 to 25 yards at 0.25 to 1.00. pillow tubing priced at 2a¢ and 23¢. other items labeled ETC ETC, reflecting a general fabric sale.
A newspaper ad markets white cotton suiting 36 inches wide claiming linen-like quality. It prices 18 cents per yard, with a special tomorrow sale, featuring Comedia 12 cents yard. The copy emphasizes durability and pure cotton threads.
Silk Marquesettes present a light spring and summer flimsy cloth available in 42 and 44 inch widths. Colors include black navy brown white light blue and pink. Priced at $1.50 and $1.75 per yard. Visit today for a demonstration of the goods with no obligation.
Advertises $1.25 serge and 98¢ price points for medium weight storm serge fabric, 50 inch width, all wool, suitable for service use. Repeats price statement highlighting availability across colors and material.
An advertisement touts Satin Poplin fabric as an excellent value for extra dresses or skirts. It promises more for your money and notes available colors including black, priced at 35 to 50 cents per yard.
Retail ad touts one day sale with the largest stock in Eastern Oregon and promises refunds if customers are unsatisfied. Claims the prices are the lowest and comparison stout. Highlights a guarantee and emphasis on value.
Ladies all patent oxfords with military heel short vamp cap toe four-eyelet and stylish design offered for two day sale. An unusual opportunity highlighted with strong value, noting Saturday only price reductions from four dollars to three nineteen.
A sale catalog announces new belts collars collar pins belt pins hat pins and new barrettes alongside embroidery items priced 5 cents to 3.25 dollars per yard. Nazareth Waist Union Suits offered at 65 cents with sizes 4 to 19 years. introductory sale starts Friday and Saturday featuring Riche fabric and shorter lengths.
Grocery list items with prices including sugar cured ham bacon eggs oats corn flakes pancake mix syrup and canned goods. Also notes selections for salads such as shrimp lobster crab meat olives celery lettuce and other produce. Includes several brand names and price points in a compact sale listing.
The first shipment of the Lord's Oregon code arrived at the State house yesterday. Three volumes include all laws up to the last legislative session. Compiled by a commission led by the late W. FP Lord. Three hundred sets planned for state departments district judges and district attorneys. Expected arrival soon.
Helix Oregon reports city action to tidy yards and promote a clean town. Local visits include Clyde Bott of Idaho and Mrs. Wm Pierce. New hotel landlord D E Greene praised. Ruby Stamper and Addie Hermann attend Maccabees event. Rev Humbert visits. Barber shop upgrades under way. Eggs priced at 16c. Dr. McKinny succeeds Dr. Griswold, with public confidence rising. Lodge news from Helix Western Thursday notes L O T M O T W Violet Hive No 30. gold souvenir contest ends in a tie. next luncheon planned. Ben Nelson recovering from rheumatism.
McKenny watches closely as Mrs Josephine Hermann stays with Mrs Nelson to assist Benny. Thos Duncan, a traveling salesman for Wadams and Co, paid respects to Helix merchants and received four good orders from A Hermann.
Advertises ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as cures for tender face and neck after shaving as well as pimples black heads dandruff and other skin or scalp diseases. Claims guarantee relief from soreness and itching with soap part best for toilet use. Sold by druggists everywhere and in Pendleton by Pendleton Drug Co.
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