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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
6
Overwork weakens kidneys and unclean blood. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a great kidney remedy that purifies blood and aids other organs. A free sample bottle and pamphlet are offered by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. Include this note when writing.
A speaker named Golden Gate declares a journey toward fame while noting that tastes vary from high-grade to bulk coffee. The passage promotes uniform quality and aging in the native country, asserting merit as the winning factor in sales.
Oluwa Ontario November 1 Canadian election focus on Quebec where Laurier's future hinges. Conservatives push for 27 Quebec seats to gain overall majority. Ontario and other provinces could swing balance. Campaign centers on Grand Trunk railroad policy and Laurier cabinet dismissals.
All this week shoppers can choose a fur free with purchases of suited or coat items. Free fur values vary by price: $7.60 fur with $35, $6.00 fur with $30, $4.60 fur with $25, and $4.00 fur with $20. A fur worth up to $12.50 is offered at $12.50 or less with select deals. Alterations are free, and better furs may be chosen with a price difference.
Weekly sale offers skirts with matching waist discounts. Examples list varied skirt prices paired with reduced waist costs. Promotions show price pairings like ten dollar skirts with two dollar waists and other combos, suggesting a sale catalog style.
In Tokyo the Mikado’s birthday is celebrated with extensive chrysanthemum displays and flags decorating streets and gardens. A grand review on the Aayapaliive grounds draws a large crowd and the Mikado attends. In Washington a November 3 dinner honors the Mikado’s 1862 birth, with American guests and many Japanese community members attending.
Ladies jackets and misses coats advertised with varied prices from 6.60 to 15.50. The sale highlights weekly discounts and fluctuating prices across several jacket styles, with some lines listed in inconsistent OCR-like figures.
An old newspaper ad promoting a sale on 200 yards of fancy all wool waistings in red hive and tin. Regular price 50 cents per yard. October sale price offers choice of fabric colors including copper, brown, red and gray motifs. Quantity and pricing details appear brief and fragmented.
A fragment listing coats for children with prices around 3.75 dollars and higher amounts such as 51.00 95.25 94.75 plus a 7.05 and a 0.75 cent entry, indicating a catalog style pricing line from a small town merchant.
Town teachers in Sesdon Med Oak gather for the South Western Illinois Teachers Association convention opening tonight with talks by Dr. Benjamin Andrews chancellor of the University of Nebraska and retiring president I. C. King. American Humane Society holds annual convention in St Louis with delegates from the U S and Canada to discuss expanding animal welfare and Panamacruise concerns. Young Women's Christian Association of Illinois holds state convention in Bemlon with 280 attendees from colleges and organizations including Lake Forest Chicago Northwestern Illinois Knox Eureka and Augustana. Harriet Broad notes rising membership since last convention.
The Indianapolis Stock Yards reopen today replacing the old plant destroyed by fire last year. The Indianapolis Livestock Exchange hosts a banquet for shippers commission men and railroad men from the Middle West to celebrate the reopening.
November events include Miners Association meeting November 14 in Portland, State Bar Association November 15-16 in Portland, National Grange November 16-18 in Portland, National Irrigation Association November 16-18 in Portland, county clerks convention November 25-26 in Portland, and Oregon Good Roads Association December 13-15 in Salem. January 30 Inland Empire Sunday School Institute in Pendleton. Also an old penny ad offers One Hundred Dollars Reward for catarrh cures and features testimonial claims for Catarrh Cure products.
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