Special Sale of Women's Suits Marks Deep Discounts
Special sale of women's suits advertised with price cuts across the board. Suits originally up to 48.50 are reduced to 58.50 and 68.50 as listed, indicating graduated markdowns to attract shoppers.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
2
Special sale of women's suits advertised with price cuts across the board. Suits originally up to 48.50 are reduced to 58.50 and 68.50 as listed, indicating graduated markdowns to attract shoppers.
The store slashes wholesale prices on boys suits overcoats and mackinaws while advertising a large stock. Oregon Cassimeres, all wool fabrics, sizes 6 to 16 for suits from 9.50, coats from 5 to 20, and mackinaws for ages 6 to 20 priced 6.75 to 20.00. Strong emphasis on value and fit in Pendleton.
A local store promotes a wide range of pattern cloths, napkins, and damask in mercerized cotton. It promises comprehensive, value-filled assortments with very low prices and urges customers to view the window display during the sale week.
United Press reports major American advances north of Verdun toward Luxembourg, seizing Bourgogne Wood and creating a pocket west of the Meuse. Pershing’s forces push toward Metz and Luxembourg railway lines as Hindenburg’s defense stiffens amid calls for peace.
A frock described as feminine and festive, made in deep gray form with no hem and a self-color fringe. It features a high bodice with two demure bows on each side, a straight sash, and a double border of silk and wool embroidered trim, noted as a delectable concession to style.
Oregon mothers and child welfare groups oppose a proposed plan to house dependent, delinquent, and defective children in Portland within five miles of the corporate limit. Delegates Roy T. Bishop and Mrs McNary warn the measure is dangerous, arguing the three categories require separate treatment and careful rather than centralized placement. They cite expert views that the dependent, delinquent, and defective children need distinct approaches including Probation oversight and targeted care.
Retired rear admirals and captains returned to service to command armed yachts hunting U boats. They proved effective, sinking subs and keeping sea lanes clear, earning Drake and government honors. A tale circulates of a depth charge misfire and a periscope sighting 900 yards away.
War Department instructions bar preachers of all denominations from serving soldiers. A single chaplain is allowed per regiment, with officers curbing religious services. The move aims to centralize spiritual support within the army apparatus.
An ad promotes a lemon juice based skin whitening product named Crear White. It urges readers to purchase Mollet otiter and apply the lotion to the face, promising lighter skin and a softer, more even complexion.
An old style advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a 4y vegetable remedy made from olive oil claiming to cleanse and ease constipation and improve appearance. It emphasizes regular use with Dr. E and promises quick, noticeable results at 25 cents per box.
The document discusses delays in transferring soldiers between camps and the impact on personnel. It notes policies about freedom of camp access, regulation by authorities, and potential occupancies after transfer decisions. No explicit names or dates are provided in the readable text.
An OCR fragment touts a homebrew vegetable tea claimed to ease constipation and assist during bowel movements. It mentions Dr Cars ters K. and M Tea, urges brewing at home, and promises gentle relief, with testimonials of people liking it and variations of benefits.
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