Silk and Wool Fabrics for Sport Wear and White Goods
A catalog description highlights new silk for sport suits and coats, heavy double ply weave with artist prints at 33 dollars per yard, wool jersey at 62 inches wide for suits or dresses, Georgette Crepe in plain colors and prints, boudoir linen and beach cloth, narrow embroidery edges for baby dresses and collars, and white goods appropriate for waists and accessories. Names of fabrics, widths, and price ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Local classifieds offer varied goods and services
A cluttered list of ads from a local Oregon area paper includes piano sales and repairs, house for rent and for sale, cattle and poultry notices, fodder, barrels, and farm labor requests. It shows individuals and businesses, addresses, and phone numbers seeking buyers, workers, movers, and services.
Hermiston Obituary and Local News Highlights
Albert M. Sawin dies in Hermiston from heart failure. Funeral held at brother Charles Sawin’s home with Rev. T. A. Graham officiating. Sawin, born 1864 in Evansville, Wisconsin, taught at Wyoming State University and other cities, mathematician author of a cable equation formula. He is survived by a wife and two daughters in Los Angeles. The report also notes sale of David Sorrell’s farm for 6,000 dollars to F. H. Weinheimer, and upcoming local events including a Civic Club vaudeville at the high school auditorium and neighborhood socials in the Columbia School district. Residents mentioned include Joe W. Ralph, Ada Prann, Thomas Hawthorne, and others in Hermiston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Sawin
Charles Me. Sawin
Weat
T. A. Graham
Methodist Church
Mr. Sawin
Evansville
Wircankin
University of Wisconsin
Johns Hopkins
Wyoming State University
Laramie
Atlanta
Mankato Minn
Evanston
Timor
Bowides
Charles KE. Sein
Thin City
San Pooneliace
Los Angele
Mer
Bawin Wiel- Vererd
Severn Jeare
J. Herbert Srohm
Joe W. Ralph
St Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton
Ralph
Columbia School District
Hermiston
Thomas Hawthorne
Mitle
Louies
Irrigon Thureday
Mra. Hawthorne
M. D. Seroge Mise
Ada Prann
Hood River
Mra. F. ©. Fulton
Branfield
H. T. Fraser
Portland
TF. Campbell
Bpokane
A. W. Purdy
Mies Vern Purdy
Pendeton
Judith Kelly
Dalles
Mer H Bo Ho
Mra Wm. Swhtaler
Umatilla
Priday
Pacificist Parade Called Off Amid Turbulent Disturbances
A candid report notes the pacifist parade is canceled due to ongoing disturbances blamed on the current year. Officials mention emergency measures may shift to Monday if needed while a Washington department oversees the situation and assures orderly actions.
Great Lakes Naval Station Recruits Reach High Pace
Sailors at Great Lakes naval training station are being turned out at nearly 1000 monthly as recruits arrive at about 30 a day. Accommodation is strained with tents housing over 4000, training length cut to four months, and a 460 class departing for the east. A short course unit from Midwest universities, including Armour Institute of Chicago, begins radio signaling classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Naval Station
Lake Bluff
Great Lakes
Aenna
Elaes
Middle Weet
Armour Institute
Chinage
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Oregon
Women’s Wear Department
Aeeeretccee
Lcuuws Ssi
Somander
Poys
Pendleton’s Greatest Department Store
Peoples Warehouse
Willow
Dr. Proebatel
Chiropodiat
Brewn Ual
East Oregonian
Ann Street
Charles Co
Railroad St
Indy
Porrent
Mary Street
EB. Pruitt
Temple Building
Idaho
Harrison Stinson
Cerro Grand
A. McDonald
W. Webb Atrest
Ed Morgan
Penland Bros. van
Pso and Bros
Beauregard
North Side
John Kouw
Parker Taxi Co
H. W. Collins
Court Street
Pacific Nursery Company
Grand Ave
Necesary
Address Nursery
Orence
Boston
aAdy
A. H. Com
Adams
Athens
Weeton
Allen’ Ward Co
Halph Shaffer
Lance
Moose Hall
Mauris
Pawvers
A. M. Sawin
David Sorrelix
Weinholt
Civic
Vaudevilly Patertalane
Turkey
Armenia
APTA
Wien
Bond Bros
Grothiers
Men's Complete Outfitters
Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co
W. N. Matlock
Wm. Dunn
Keet Court
Lee
Olive Lee
Steen’s
Valentine School
Pendleton, Ore
East Bluff Street
Myrick
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