Specials for Thursday and lawn gingham sale
Lawns and ginghams are advertised in a Thursday specials list with bundled pricing of 12 12¢ and 15¢ items totaling 813¢ notes.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
2
Lawns and ginghams are advertised in a Thursday specials list with bundled pricing of 12 12¢ and 15¢ items totaling 813¢ notes.
Review praises the vaudeville style satirical musical revue Wine, Woman and Song for its first act and lively cast. Bonita the $10,000 beauty draws admiration, though the other acts and certain fineries disappoint. Delegated highlights include toe dancing by Mamie Walker, clog dancing by Alan Coohan, pony ballet, rope dance, Christy Girl pictures, and popular songs by Bonita, Lew Hearn and David Jones. Local note on missing Chantecler segment.
Notice announces I C Snyder has purchased the Vaughn Finch tree spraying machine and offers spraying services all kinds. Contact Red 8613 for details.
Hood River to Parkdale passenger and freight rates go into effect May 4 with traffic to begin soon. Parkdale booms as a future center of a large, wealthy community. A set of regional notes cover a drunken confession in North Yakima, a 14 year old girl killed in a Bellingham runaway, promising crop prospects in The Dudes and a derailment near Eugene on the Shasta Limited with cars damaged but no injuries.
Preparations for Grants Pass Oregon host the largest rose show and carnival to date on May 24 and 26 under the Indies auxiliary of the Commercial club. Prizes for roses cover multiple classes, ensuring participation and chances to win. An abundant rose season, a decorated vehicle parade, a southern Oregon baseball championship, music, supper, and a ball complete a festive program.
Wallowa Oregon reports the start on a new six thousand dollar Presbyterian church with Howland Contracting of Newberg awarded the build. The old city council held its last meeting as mayor and officials took oaths. A local woman plans a western trip to attend the world Sunday school convention in Washington and the Presbyterian general assembly in Atlantic City with a party including residents from La Grande Enterprise and nearby towns.
Rome reports Gabriel d Annunzio, noted novelist and playwright, has flown as a passenger in a Wilbur Wright aeroplane and plans to train as a pilot. Henry Farman built the machine for him. he will study in Paris and then take the aircraft to Pisa to astonish locals with his flights.
Washington reports the United States is leading the three principal competitors in world manufacturing Great Britain France and Germany. Bureau of Statistics calculations show the immense increase in productivity and industrial expansion as evidence of U S leadership in modern manufacturing sectors.
This testimonial promotes S S S as a universal blood purifier that reaches the bloodstream to heal chronic sores and ulcers. It asserts that external treatments fail, that impurities in blood cause lesions, and that S S S removes the cause, benefiting all ages and offering free advice and a book from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta.
The United States supplies raw materials to major rivals while expanding exports. In the nine months to March, trade in unfinished goods represented over 78 percent of foreign commerce, with raw materials valued at more than half a billion dollars imported for conversion into finished products. The U S also shipped nearly a half billion dollars of raw materials to the United Kingdom Germany and France, underscoring its role as both a consumer and supplier of world raw materials.
Shoshone Wyoming a famed wild horse called the King of the Outlaws has finally been corraled at John Van Dusen’s ranch after years of escapes and captures The bay gelding about fourteen years old weighs 1100 pounds and led a wild herd before being confined in a long building due to his viciousness Plans include sending him to Cheyenne for Frontier Days next August and riding him for former President Roosevelt’s presence
The Association of Berlin shopkeepers plans a training course in manners and department for shopgirls. A public school building on Alte Jacob Strasse will host the program, reflecting Germany’s emphasis on technical education for retail workers. Faith is noted as the only divine part of human nature.
Special Correspondence from Gurdane notes Evan Troxel and William Troxel visiting from nearby ranches. A Sunday school gathering followed by a picnic near timber included Mrs Ogle, James Hall, the Ely family and others with sociable games after lunch. Miss Mable Simpson visited Mrs J L Hall. Carl Kirk returned home from Ukiah after working for Mr Ely.
Fragmentary Toledo notice blends a court claim about noncurable nose drain with a shoe repair pitch and Ho ops promoted pills. Names cited include Frank J. Chaney and J. Che mb y & Co. Local ad text promises shoe repairs and discounted prices for ladies and gentlemen.
Notice to the public that Dr I A Temple moves his office from the John Schmidt building to the American National Bank building. Read the want ads today.
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