Wash Poplins Prominent Silk Finished Fabrics
Wash poplins offered in 2000 yard bolts with silk finish. Available in all season colors for waists dresses and children's wear. Price points: 25 cents 35 cents and 50 cents per yard.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
2
Wash poplins offered in 2000 yard bolts with silk finish. Available in all season colors for waists dresses and children's wear. Price points: 25 cents 35 cents and 50 cents per yard.
A short sale listing notes assorted size stripes of all colors in a soft finish called Ripplette from Wards. The item is described as laundered fine fabric with a price of 15 cents.
Trade notice lists yard lawns in Batiste with floral designs in all colors. Prices shown 8s 13c, 10c, 12c, 12 12c, 15c. Items described as excellent for summer dresses.
Classified note offers dress ginghams by the yard in plaids stripes and checks. Mentions glue plain option and best quality gingham at a low price. Tag indicates a 10¢ unit price. May reference fabric supplier and quantity.
New Bulgarian Silk Jest arrived by express featuring taffeta otoman and crepe de chine in Copenhagen red Nell rose navy and white grounds. Ten thousand yards of wash goods offered at high quality with low prices to match any color choice.
Splash suit fabrics offer linen colored suiting with green navy light blue and lavender splashes. Note mentions yardage 25 cents per yard and fines for delays or errors in selection.
Jockey Bennett or Jack Duarte may join the ring tonight as Jack wa Ree faces Billy McFadden in a fifteen round bout. Carpenter and Jpaagen report ready for the fray. McFadden likely at 154 and Carpenter at 148 with the latter hoping aggression can offset the size gap. Promoter Dudley Evans promises a surprise preliminary for fans. The preliminaries start at 8:39, main event soon after 9.
A local plane to forward funds to flood victims in Indiana and Ohio moves ahead with expectations of a substantial added sum from city leaders. Social Workers will host an entertainment at Elks hall Tuesday, as businesses contribute to the relief fund, and a benefit performance is set by Empire theater manager Pefferle for tomorrow night. The Elks lodge has offered 25 dollars with the Eagles and other fraternal groups expected to contribute.
Jimmie Johns of Portland, famed Oregon quarter miler, says he will not join the Multnomah Club to compete in the Columbia Indoor meet set for April 12 in Portland. He notes he has received several invitations but has given no reason to accept.
A figure asserts he is not in training and could not expect a creditable showing without several weeks of workouts. He plans to improve fitness before competing.
The trapshooting club lost again to Portland with an aggregate of 109 by the five top shooters, ten more than last week. Portland totaled 118 of 125. Pendleton Lane led with 24, Phelps 23, Hamley 21, Humphrey 21, Hoch 20. Portland's scorers were Abrahamson 25, Cullison 24, Morrison 24, Archer 23, Caldwell 22. Previous week saw Pendleton defeated by Wallowa 108 to 99 and La Grande edge Portland 114 to 113.
A playful quip about brevity and wit noting Jimmy Johns' old running pants elicited a judge's amused glance. The humor rests on the contrast between the judge and the casual garment, capturing a light moment in a courtroom setting.
Spokane rushes to host the largest track and field carnival in the Pacific Northwest set for June 18 to 20. High school and college athletes from Washington Idaho Oregon and Montana will compete as directors and coaches coordinate with the Pow Wow organizers to prepare for the event.
Besides standard events the committees in charge announced a special Pow Wow race of one fifth of a mile to be run by Indians tired in tribal costumes. Each college and high school will be limited to eight men teams on the strength of which the championships in the various classes will be decided.
Pat Mays, star twirler for Boise last year, pitched for the Portland Northwesters against the Sacramento Coasters last Saturday. He entered in the third inning with the game already decided and limited the Senators to two hits. Bert Fitchner, the speed artist who finished with La Grande, is with Nick Williams, but his old Brey lingering issue remains a hindrance.
Arthur Sunny Moeller the clever southpaw of the Piedmont Maroons will pitch for the North Yakima team in the Western Tri-State league during the 1914 season. His prior year on the mound produced a stellar 14 of 15 wins, drawing fan requests to sign him by the Portland Colts.
Edward Kennedy and George Pem Brooke, players from the Vancouver, B C club, remain stubbornly absent as the Northwestern training season enters its second week, with neither player reporting to Brown.
National Trades Conference agrees to back restrictions on distribution of opiates. After six years of persistent effort at home and abroad, the United States moves toward a regulatory position that could reshape revenue from drug sales and imports.
Officials report drug trade interests concede to federal oversight and licensing of opium morphine coca leaves cocaine and derivatives. A new bill by Representative Francis Burton Harrison would require registration tax records and strict record keeping for wholesalers retailers and producers with penalties up to 2000 dollars fine or five years imprisonment for violations. The measure aims to curb interstate traffic while safeguarding legitimate medical use under treasury and internal revenue supervision.
Bargain home offered for sale before May 1st includes a seven room house on a stone foundation and seven lots. Address at 1 A. S&S care East Oregonian Pendleton Oregon.
Ad offers a used Rulek automobile with thirty horsepower in first class condition. Inquire this office for details.
Local hauling firm advertises rapid furniture and plane moving within city limits or to the country. They offer short trips with daily pickup, claiming prompt service and broad coverage. Contact Main 339 for arrangements.
Pendleton residents report relief from kidney and back trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. J B Brown of 1007 W Alta St credits the remedy with curing a weak back and disordered kidneys after exertion. Pills sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. remember the name Dean's.
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