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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
2
A department sale offers honest reductions on new and seasonable women's suits. Lot 1 features seven stylish Misses' suits, Lot 2 offers 20 women's suits in serges and fancy weaves, bold colors, with values of 27.50 to 30.00 priced at 13.95 for 14 days. Lot 3 presents top numbers, best tailoring, latest shades, values 32.50 to 37.50, bargain price 19.85 for 14 days.
A flooded ad proclaims a 14 day sale of men’s suits with heavy discounts across blues blacks and fancies. Original prices from 12.50 to 32.50 are slashed to low figure prices, promising wide selection and steep savings for this limited period.
We offer a selection of men s shirts on sale with detachable collars and attached cuffs in superior patterns. Sizes range from 14 1 2 to 18. Come early as these $2.00 shirts are valued at $1.19 and won t last long.
AeA lists carpet warp available in white and various colors by the pound. Pricing per pound is provided, with options for bulk buyers and standard retail customers. Contact for orders and availability.
Local store advertises dress skirts in serge Panama and voile in colors plus white and black. Prices range from 3.68 to 15.00 with various sale notes. Also listed are crash towels sheeting muslin oil cloth gingham calico and fabrics with yardage and price details.
Pendleton advertises Model Grocery as the cleanest and coolest place with twice daily strawberries from the grower. It touts the lowest prices and high sales, offers canning berries, Mason and Economy fruit jars, and fixtures, inviting customers to visit the store in Oregon.
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon dated May 17 reports Robert Jamieson of Walla Walla visiting Weston Farmers Bank president on business. J W Hyatt hauls last year’s timothy day crop, suffering low prices this spring. Ada Ely returns from La Crosse to visit her mother. Ming Alice Gettings visits Miss Lulu Case. J H Price and C De Graw visit Walla Walla planning to ride the evening train.
Dr. I from CU Temple announces removal of his office from the John Schmidt building to the American National Bank building. A Chicago joy rider named Beer was killed. He allegedly mixed Beer with something stronger.
Hermiston Oregon May 17 Fred A Chegik returns home to North Dakota but plans to return after harvest to improve his twenty acre tract. W R Wampole Jr manager Oregon Land Water company Irrigan on his way to Echo for water case hearings. Leonard H Pearson back in Tacoma after a month overseeing land improvements here. Eunice Mattoon visiting brothers who own a 160 acre ranch near Hermiston RG Evans and John Waller building houses on their ranches. Mrs E P Dodd returns from Bingham Springs. Columbia Land company 14th special car from points in North Dakota slated to leave Fargo tomorrow for Hermiston and Stanfield. Pennsylvanians en route likely to arrive soon. C L Morgan in charge.
Nature provides effective cures from field roots and herbs surpassing drugs. Thirty years ago Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Mass created a root and herb remedy for women’s diseases that proved highly efficacious, and her Vegetable Compound became a standard for women’s ills. Do you take the East Oregonian?
A company of high merit presents orchestra quartet and quintet with organ chimes violin cello Italian harp Byrondolin saxophone clarinet trombone drum ukulele bells mandolin mandola guitar cornet and piano. Liquid Foot Ease promotes relief for tired feet at 25 cents a bottle from First Class Drug Stores. Oregon towns rally for better roads.
Linn County records April deaths total seven while births reach 32 per Dr. Davis. Hood River reports large Stout revival crowds with over 20 uniting Sunday at Albany M B church. Wallowa man severely injures thigh in fogging camp accident. Tacoma man dies after gun and razor clash over a baseball game. Seattle burglar robs home, jewelry valued at 1000 pounds. Seattle council backs stricter Fourth of July firecracker rules awaiting mayoral signature. Baker City sends Florence French to Paris for piano study under Wager Swayne.
Louis Hartley, owner of several claims, reports a rich gold bearing quartz discovery 22 inches wide, 30 feet deep, at least 60 feet long near tunnel No 2. The surface vein is three feet wide, ore values at least $40 per ton. Hartley plans a mill with at least $15,000 worth of ore in sight and previously withdrew an option on the claim.
Byron presents a large troupe of colored troubadours at the Christian church for a church benefit. The event is Thursday May 19 at the Christian church with proceeds supporting the church and its activities.
The remark notes that although King Edward had faults he did not merit the ode from Laureate Austin.
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