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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
2
Peoples Warehouse promotes a large assortment of boys wear including waist, shirts, hats, caps and Hercules all wool suits. Suits priced as low as 3.50 to 9.75 with heavy discounts on menaced lines.
The Peoples Warehouse offers boys waists and shirts at varied prices including 62¢ 90¢ 31.00 and 1.25 with a guarantee of perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Readable fragments show sale pricing and a general discount push from the store.
The ad promotes a shirt sale with deep discounts on work shirts and negligee and golf shirts across multiple prices. Men’s 50 cent work shirts are offered with price 43 cents, while higher end silk and branded shirts from Manhatten, Emery, Monarch and Interstate are discounted to 1.97 to 8.87 dollars, with colors and sizes available.
Men’s Underwear Now advertises a clearance of light and summer weight pieces in white and color. Balbriggans ribs and union suits on sale priced from 45 cents to 1.75, with all sizes and sizes shown. Eastern Oregon store urges customers to review extensive stock for desired items.
Linen and lawn waists offered in plain and fancy styles with progressive price cuts. The store advertises tailored and lingerie waists from 2.75 up to 5.00 dollars with several intermediate prices listed, highlighting deep discounts for a broad selection.
This sale aims to reduce stock and raise money with deeper discounts across the Ready-to-Wear department. Every women’s tailored suit is reduced, with prices from 9.47 to 58.30, offering real bargains compared to the original tags.
Special correspondence from Echo notes strawberries picked May 1 on the John Schmidt farm three miles west of town. Also reports moves and visits among local residents including Geo Hettel’s relocation near J W Staplish ranch, Hawking’s Oregon trip, and various social calls, travel, and business in Pendleton and surrounding areas.
Hamilton accompanied the group to Pendleton and returned home by motor this evening, completing the short excursion.
Lieutenant Hofrichter, jailed on charges of sending poison capsules to Austrian general staff officers and causing one death, allegedly plotted further to evade justice. Warder Tuttman and his sister were arrested for complicity. smuggled letters show a forged prescription to obtain a drug causing pupil enlargement and delirium.
London hosts a dinner by the Atlantic Union chaired by Tord Kin naird. Sir John Murray and Norwegian officers aboard the Michael Stars discuss oceanography marvels. They note many deep sea creatures produce their own light and glow when hauled aboard, a phenomenon scientists still seek to explain.
Indies and Gentlemen are urged to bring in shoes for repair at Boles shop. Indies' shoes priced 65 cents per pair and gentlemen's shoes 90 cents with repairs claimed to be improved by modern machinery from A. Eelund.
The piece traces football’s origins in American colleges from crude 1840s games to organized play in the 1870s. It notes Harvard and McGill’s May 14, 1874, Cambridge match under American rules, detailing players, positions, and the shift toward formalized college clubs.
New York reports J P Morgan says young men who study their employer and work hard win opportunity. He notes intelligence and integrity lead to employment and that such workers are sought nationwide. The interview emphasizes effort over idle pace and persistence to reach the top.
Berlin. A Chinese minister in Berlin, Yint-Chang, set to retire as minister to become Pekin war minister, is celebrated for flawless German fluency. He has mastered the spoken and military Berlin dialect, masking his exotic origin in conversation.
An old advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as a remedy that initiates bowel movements, stimulates the liver, sweetens breath, cleanses blood, tones the stomach, clears the head, improves appetite, and brings restful sleep. It claims Beecham's Pills are the oldest and best corrective medicine available in boxes priced IE and Me.
A distorted tale recounts Jerly Figure who learned German as a Prussian lieutenant and served twice as Berlin minister, plus General Yint-Chang who led the TienTain arsenal during its bombardment and threatened two Kaiser infantrymen with a crude Yan tongue, speaking in rough Prussian fashion to intimidating effect.
Berlin May. Ex president Theodore Roosevelt arrives this month as Kaiser Wilhelm invites him and wife to quarters in the royal palace. Americans abroad and Berliners await a four day program including lectures banquets and a gala opera. Questions abound about public speeches discreet conduct and royal reception as a humorous historian might later note a Yankee at the Kaiser’s court.
An ad promotes Tiquid Foot Base for tired aching feet and sweaty feet with a price of 26 cents per bottle. It notes first class drug stores as a source and evokes a nostalgic, time dissolving mood in its copy.
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