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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
2
A newspaper blurb advertises women's spring tailored suits priced at 14.95 with a large sale figure of 150000. It highlights navy and black serge and light mixtures, describing fashionable lines, a short carf length, and refined features like a Tuxedo collar and silk overlays. The piece emphasizes quality tailoring and bold pricing.
A large fresh shipment presents Silk Waists in foulards and taffetas with checked and striped patterns and high necklines trimmed with Valenciennes lace and ruffles. Also features mannish shirt waists with Dutch neck and short sleeves, torn back cuffs, and left pocket, popular for street wear and going fast.
Silk fabrics of fine quality 36 inches wide offered at $2.00 a yard reduced to 69 cents tomorrow. Novelty dress goods include serges rampeer ebaddah jusme cloth and Panama style fabrics with best textures and prices from 85 cents to 1.50 per yard. Cotton Moire pieces vary in shade at 19 cents.
The notice highlights fabric deals for the warm season with nainsook and long cloth offered at 19 cents, urging readers to buy before stock runs out.
Direct from mill Turkish towels and linen towels offered at 15 to 50 cents each. Linen Damask Huck and plain hem stitched styles, plus cotton duck and cotton tuck items in all sizes. Bargain sale features lawn fabrics from 0 to 10 cents, with a broad range of linens and cotton goods showcased.
A local ad promotes Heatherbloom Lateen and Messaline skirts in black brown gray navy with white polka dots. Regularly 3.95, advertised at a sale price of 1.98, describing the skirts as exceptionally good value.
About four eleven stamped pillow tops with the P. H. S&S design. Linen top and back. Be loyal buy your local high school pillow tops. Regular price five cents sale fifty eight cents.
Pendleton Oregon April 18 1911 Miss Lotta Fleck librarian presents the Pendleton public library annual report for the year ending April 1 1911. Total home loaned volumes 15978 with 11897 from adult and 4551 from juvenile departments. 352 volumes added including 71 children’s 49 from Sturgis fund 67 gifts. Total volumes 4705. 511 new borrowers 274 adults 134 juveniles. 39 cards withdrawn. 22 magazines and 6 daily papers on tables. Story hour for ages five to ten weekly. Gratitude to teachers and local papers for support.
The Central Oregon Development league plans a Prineville meeting from June 30 to July 1, with invitations issued from Secretary C. C. Chapman. The group aims to cooperate with the state organization and operate in its own section to boost regional development. A Mississippi teachers meeting in Jackson opens May 4 with state educators arriving for a three day session.
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