Ideal summer wash fabric described as thin sheer with dots
A fabric description notes an ideal summer wash fabric that is thin and sheer with neat dot and figure patterns. It emphasizes softness akin to silk and mentions a yard measurement.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1912
Page
2
A fabric description notes an ideal summer wash fabric that is thin and sheer with neat dot and figure patterns. It emphasizes softness akin to silk and mentions a yard measurement.
A shopping blurb advertises a 40 inch wide fabric described as light, fresh and airy with a silk finish and permanent quality. Available in pink, light blue, lavender, navy, tan, white and other colors. Sold by the yard.
A reader friendly overview of allover embroidery fabrics and trims offered in varied designs and prices. Includes 18 inch at 50 cents and 45 inch at 2.50, with more elaborate Baby Trish or Batiste options.
Wholesale fringe options for dainty wash dresses feature plain fringe at 10 to 20 cents per yard, ball fringe from 35 cents to 2 dollars, and lace fringe priced 65 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents per yard.
Miss Beatrice Anita Turnbull of Brookline plans to continue her fight for a share of E. J. Baldwin’s estate, valued at about 26 million dollars, despite California Supreme Court ruling against a new trial. Attorney Walter B. Grant said the contest will persist, potentially in state or federal courts.
Hazel Moore once linked to the embezzlement of 55000 by former Adjutant General Orles Hamilton faces arrest on federal white slave law charges. Moore fled Seattle for Oakland after Hamilton’s defalcation was revealed and did not return until his Walla Walla penitentiary sentence began.
Thomas Callaghan a miner was arrested here on charges of attempting to blackmail L C Shattuck a millionaire mine operator and Danker. Callaghan is said to have gained funds or other advantage from the scheme.
An intruder demanded money from Shattuck and threatened to kill him and dynamite his home. Shattuck refused and told him to return later, while notifying police. The man did not come back, but was later arrested and jailed.
Marie Purtty, 26, a Saxon girl, was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Edmunds in Philadelphia on charges of murder and spying for Germany. Authorities accuse her of killing Karl Gutlieb to thwart a marriage and of stealing papers and $70,000 in gold from a hiding place. she fled extradition but agreed to return to Germany, maintaining innocence.
Sharon Pennsylvania reports a condemned murderer had his death sentence commuted to life after a remarkable baritone’s singing. The prisoner’s hymn moved Sheriff Martin Grain and many prominent women, as officials consider clemency following the governor’s referral.
Visitors allowed in the jail corridor listened as Androvitch performed a sequence of melodies, sharing a rare musical moment inside the confinement area.
Pittsburg Kan. Peter Sharp could not obtain a divorce from either wife Ann Catharine or Celia Samantha and now resides happily with both at his home. He had separated from Ann Catharine after a Chicago fire led him to believe she might be dead. Thirty years later he married Celia Samantha, and last summer learned Ann Catharine was alive, prompting a three-way arrangement. He and his two wives now cohabit, per his attorney. The piece also mentions Chamberlain's Liniment as a treatment for muscle soreness and rheumatism.
We offer one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co., Toledo, endorse the remedy. Kinnian & Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, vouch for Cheneys' reliability. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists. for constipation use Hall's Family Pills.
An extra good program at the Orpheum on Tuesday features four full reels. The Female of the Species from Biograph follows a mining camp tragedy and death chase. In After Years from Lubin reunites a man and his young daughter. The Fisher Maid's Love Story from Pathe centers on love and jealousy in Gloucester fishing village. Bessie's Dream by Selig is a dream comedy. A Trip to Tahiti in the South Pacific by Selig shows life and customs of the island.
The home of good pictures highlights Tuesday change of program featuring Working for Hubby by Vitagraph with Leah Baird and Lillian Walker praised for its clever original comedy. Also Lori Selly's The End of the Romance stars Eugenie Besserer and Bessie Eyton. Captain King’s Rescue by Lubin and The Unknown Traveler by Eclipse promise varied dramas of love, jealousy, and moral themes with strong performances.
Belair American presents Ti tanic again showing before and after its voyage end. Monday ends with The Guardian Angel in Rex's lineup Featuring Marion Leonard in Under Her Wing a tale of sacrifice and protection A Game for Two a Majestic comedy wakes the neighborhood with a mix up followed by other items from Galmont Weekly including big New York fire Germany's battleship Nice carnival Tripoli war andDr Wiley and summer fashions
A large audience enjoyed Welch and Maitland contortionists, Miss Alen the singer, and McWinn Trio, with repeat bookings appealing to those who missed the first show. Little Frank the nine year old violinist and Miss Alice impressed, Maitland Welch praised as top act, all acts above average. Thursday showcases Maitland Welch contortionlets Frank McMinn Allie McMinn Pho plays S A Woman's Wrath S A Tale of the Wildamers S One Way to Win
Extinet in the volcanic region of New Mexico is reported to be subsidizing activities. Weather brief from Santa Fe notes unsettled conditions as the area faces atmospheric changes and possible storm development.
Experts including Marton Marland Janet TH and Sarah Tyson Kor er endorse Cottolene as the best cooking fat. Marion Harland and Mira Rorer praise its satisfaction and beauty compared with lard while Hill also recommends it as a reliable, economical option.
Weather bureau notes unprecedented snow in the region with two to four inches of new snowfall. A daily rise of about a foot in the Jemez River over the past two weeks from melting snow is reported. The Jemez range, an extinct volcanic belt with mineral springs and lava flows, has caused fear as edges crumble and springs appear north of Jemes.
Spokane merchants and officials cheer a compromise freight rate cut averaging $150 per carload after interstate commerce commission approval. A delegation will travel to Washington to present Spokane’s case at the May 8 hearing, with additional support expected from an eastern ally. Local leaders call the decision a six to twenty year fight won, praising the outcome as in the community’s best interests.
The body of 23 year old rancher Peter Winstanley was found four miles west of Slocan Jenetion. He was discovered by a farmer from Douk hobor after his head was crushed and the body dumped in a cellar of a house where the murderer had dragged it. Investigation continues.
A murder scene at Winstonely’s ranch is described with the body found partly in a cellar under a burst door. Sign of a struggle by a creek near the house. Two bloodied stones found, suggesting a violent confrontation. The victim’s body was dragged head first into the cellar after death, with keys taken and a window broken to gain entry.
About 89 members of the Hanford Methodist church were taken ill after eating ice cream at a church picnic. Seventy five were severely affected and some were considered hopeless. Local physicians from Hanford and Lemore treated the patients overnight after the ice cream, made by a parishioner, was frozen and served near the Kings River at Harwich.
Health is the foundation of good looks and prepares for safe motherhood. Aimed at expectant women, Mother's Friend is an external remedy that lubricates and expands tissues to ease pregnancy, endorsed by thousands of mothers, and available at drug stores. Free book offered by BRADFIELD REGULAR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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