Misses and Juniors Suits Reduced in Plain Serges and Mixes
Plain serges and fancy mixtures offer reduced prices on misses and juniors suits. Skirts feature panel fronts and pleats. jackets showcase large silk trimmed collars. Sizes 13 to 18.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1912
Page
2
Plain serges and fancy mixtures offer reduced prices on misses and juniors suits. Skirts feature panel fronts and pleats. jackets showcase large silk trimmed collars. Sizes 13 to 18.
A display features a complete line of house dresses in gingham pereale and chambray with Baldwin house dress options that have reversible fronts. Available in all colors and sizes 34 through 46, priced from 98 cents to 3.95.
In shirting patterns or colored stripes and figures. Comes 36 inch wide. Yard priced at 17 cents.
A brief note describes a fabric that washes easily wears like linen and looks sheer with neat stripes and small figures, marketed as the proper cloth for summer. The description emphasizes its summer suitability and light, airy appearance.
Patent leather belts in white red and black advertised as the perfect accessory for Russian Blouse and Buster Brown suits. Includes a brief note on available colors and fashion use.
Our Famous Shoe Department offers you the best there is in shoes. Styles right up to the minute and prices beyond competition. Expert fitters ensure comfort. Shoes by America's best makers with fully guaranteed materials. Spring display of oxfords and pumps, including new white shoes in all styles.
Pendleton's Cleanest and Best Grocery offers a sanitary basement and a wide selection. Featured items include Fancy Water White Coke, Canary Fig Pudding, Fancy Ripe Olives, Hawaiian Pineapple, Minced Olives, Fancy Strad Midget Pickles, Saratoga Chips, Ginger Snaps, and fresh Fruits and Vegetables with daily market staples.
Philadelphia police hold Dr Allen F Gentry a University of Pennsylvania graduate accused of stealing many automobiles. He reportedly moved cars to a Mirrestown New Jersey shop and altered them for resale to used car buyers. Indictments include a White Steamer owned by F K Moore of Oak Lane. Gentry, son of a former West Philadelphia physician, is jailed as detectives finish their inquiry. Authorities say he operated in several cities for over a year and a half.
Judge Newcomer awarded Barrios $260 against Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad for Oakwood Jehu the Airedale terrier killed on Milwaukee tracks at Elston and North Fifty-First avenues. The court found the dog exercised ordinary care under a boy’s control and valued the canine at $200 despite opinions of higher breed values.
A reflective line on how youthful pleasures fade as time passes, contrasting bright memories with aging realities. The note suggests nostalgia for earlier joys while acknowledging changing desires and constraints of later life.
The Orpheum presents a four reel program for Tuesday featuring The Pipe from Vitagraph with Sherrid Komes as the detective, The Insurgent Senator a timely political love story starring Mary Fuller and Marc McDermott, The Anonymous Letter a Pathé drama about a hellish plot and sisterly intervention, The Albertos a Pathe vaudeville stunt, and The Cattle King's Daughter a stirring Essanay western with Anderson delivering his usual romantic outlaw flair.
Wednesday and Thursday bring The Coward American a lively western with a dramatic man hunt and a heroic finale. Enlighted Lives Solax follows a failed lover and a wrongful accusation ending in prison as the rival wins the girl. Shriners Parade at Rochester Belair America offers a vivid parade and ceremony sequence. Gaumont Weekly shows global events from the $7,000,000 fire in Houston to floods in England and Mardi Gras in New Orleans. The Kodak Contest Kodak America offers a funny photo prize. Coming Friday and Saturday The Battle of the Redmen two reel western from the 101 Ranch Wild West show company with two Indian tribes.
The popular Wilbur company stages a farce comedy at the Grand Theater. Performers deliver broad humor and brisk pacing to entertain audiences tonight.
An old style advertisement touts Wyeths Lace and Sulphur Hair Remedy made from garden sage to restore natural hair color and curb dandruff. It claims quick results, cosmetic benefit, and a money back guarantee through Pendleton Drug Co. Special Agent.
A young man in a clever farce tells witty lies to claim his late aunt’s money. A deacon provides comedic, standout moments as The Wilbur Company stages an energetic performance. Chet Wilson continues his sharp work with the stock company Disainesa in a lively show full of humorous bachelor tricks.
Sealed bids requested by the county court for 110 cords of wood to be delivered to Pendleton Court House yard. Bids filed by 10 a.m. June 6 1912 with County Clerk. Wood types red fir yellow fir or maple from green timber, no rotten parts. Include 5 percent certified check. Court may reject any or all bids. Dated May 10 1912. Frank Saling, County Clerk.
Road warrants registered in November December 1911 January February and March 1912 will be paid at the county courthouse on presentation. Interest ceased on date of publication. Dated Pendleton Oregon May 10 1912. G W Bradley County Treasurer.
The ad likens mosquitos to swamp demons spreading malaria and typhoid, then praises Electric Bitters for eradicating the germs, restoring appetite, and renewing strength. It cites Wm Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina noting three bottles cleared malaria and brought lasting health, promoting the remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues at Koeppens.
Frank Duprat announces free repair work at the cemetery to reinforce grave walls for all wishing to improve resting places before May 29. The notice states daily availability and invites all who want improvements for their relatives' graves.
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