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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1909
Page
2
The piece argues a store can’t excel in all respects, conceding tradeoffs between price, stock, and quality. It claims ours offers the lowest prices, largest stock, and best reliability, asserting it is the ideal place to spend money and shop in this locality.
On display is a premier collection featuring Lynaz Martin Mink Ermine and Astrakan furs. Neck-pieces muff sets and dollars offered at substantially lowered prices to attract buyers. Shop early to secure bargains.
Our Comfort Underwear is the highest point yet attained in knitted underwear. It is clean correctly made and beautifully finished yet produced in enormous quantities keeping costs low so prices remain fair. We offer 50¢ women s vests 90¢ and 1.00 options with pure white cotton wool blends and fine ribbing plus union suits in 50¢ to 1.50 ranges for misses and ladies.
Advertising list for table linen and napkin sets with prices and sizes. Includes Bleached Satin Damask table linen 64 inch wide at 1.00 per yard and related damask and lustre linen napkins and damask options with various widths and prices from 0.68 to 4.45 per dozen.
The ad touts men’s clothing offering suits and all wool outfits with durable shape retention. It highlights American-made goods and mentions prices around seven dollars and up to thirty dollars, promoting quality and value.
Pendleton Oregon November 1 1999 letters to the editor defend deputy game warden C F Turner against Hermiston hotelman Longleys claims about a trout sale fine. Turner accuses Longley of misreporting facts and asserts U S government blame for trout deaths, criticizing press coverage and field work.
Pendleton Oregon October 31 1909 Editor Fast Oregonian in Saturday's communication W B Mays sets straight errors in his earlier reminiscences recounting the founders and early days of the region. He clarifies dates names and events to ensure accurate historical record for readers.
Pendleton Oregon November 1 1909 editor East Oregonian letter correcting an October 30 article about Gen C O Howard reminiscences. It clarifies deaths near Dead Man's Hill July 7 1878 of Olney McCoy Tomas Smith and John Myers and the subsequent pursuit and shooting of Coggin Bunker and Foster during the Meacham Pendleton clash in the Blue Mountains.
Wood blankets refinished at the Pendleton Woolen Mills. Blankets washed and napped with rebound. Transfer handled by Penland Broe, listed for Black $391.
Chicago authorities report that the Oakland race track will open on November 20 for a meeting of sixty days or more despite a California court ruling against the Otis Walker law. President Thomas H. Williams of the New California Jockey Club arrived from New York and pledged a sturdy season with purses no less than 250 dollars and potential overnight handicaps of 1000 dollars. The group also confirmed no races in Los Angeles and no changes to racing plans.
Hedrick Wilson of Curry county, sentenced to life for killing Aaron Foster about nine years ago, has been pardoned by Governor Benson and returned to citizenship. He has found employment near Salem, according to the East Oregonian.
The Soul Kiss arrives in our city at the Oregon theater on Friday November 5 a musical comedy hailed for its humor lively melodies and strong music by Maurice Ley Lyrics by Harry B Smith with songs such as When the Swallows Return in the Spring Affinity and My Diabolo Beau A 70 member supporting company and a polished performance are expected to draw a large crowd from local audiences.
School officials issue guidance on mandatory attendance for children nine to sixteen. It outlines census reporting, exemptions for older students, distance limits, and truancy procedures including reporting, notices, and penalties for noncompliance.
An advertisement proclaims catarrh as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. It markets Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claiming internal doses and blood surface action, with a $1000 test for failures. Include testimonials and circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Hays and Finney advertise dry cleaning and pressing services for suits and dresses with a phone contact at Main 198, urging readers to drop off garments for cleaning and pressing.
Louisville reader Mia Saab Lee reports relief from irregularities dizziness and pain avoiding surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Another Adrian Georgia woman Lina Henny says the remedy cured her without operation The ads tout decades of success and many testimonies praising the product as a cure for female illnesses across readers.
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