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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
2
On the Saturday bargain counter a letter of dress goods in plaids stripes and plain colors will be offered. Values ranged from 50 to 15 cents per yard with a Saturday special at 25 cents per yard.
About two dozen good quality leather hand bags offered in a variety of shapes and styles. Saturday spec. 98¢.
A Saturday sale offers a large mix of heavy gingham chambray and pereale fabrics in cheeks plaids and stripes. Sizes range from 2 years to 14 years with a one half price special.
Saturday special featuring a full range of sizes with genuine turn sole in view and patent leather shoes priced at 2.35 dollars.
Special lot offers a good range of sizes and styles including vies patent leather and gun metal. Nearly all sizes available with Saturday special priced at 1.95.
One special lot of laces vals torchens insertion Tr ish and round thread offered in a Saturday sale. Limited quantities available. details on location and time to follow in next notices.
Pendleton shoppers are invited to save on crisp new table linen for Thanksgiving. The sale offers an unusually strong display, described as the best ever shown in Pendleton, with prices aimed at thrifty households.
An article argues farmers should expand poultry production to curb living costs. It praises purebred stock and breeding improvements, noting eggs and table fowl prices and the profits from replacing scrub stock with quality breeds. It urges farmers to invest in reliable breeders to raise profits significantly.
A skipper entrusts a boy with the wheel on a ship readied to steer by a guiding star. For a spell all goes well until the star he follows appears at the stern. The boy cries out for another star, exclaiming he has passed the first.
Portland, Ore November 8 Special That the dairy stock to be entered at the forthcoming Pacific International Dairy Show to be held at the Portland Union Stockyards November 18 23 will represent the best in the country is shown by the many prizes won by Pacific Northwest stock at the National Dairy Show in Chicago last week. The Hazlewood Holstein herd gathered 19 firsts 9 seconds 9 thirds and 8 other prizes including senior and grand champion cow junior bull aged herd first and second dairy herd breeders young herd and calf herd and grand prizes for exhibitor and premier. This herd is entered for Portland show and Holstein breeders in the West will compare stock with this champion herd. It is believed better coast stock may exist than that sent east. O M Plummer show manager has telegrams from Phoenix Ariz with one Holstein herd and one Ayershire herd entered. This is the first Southwest livestock secured for a coastal show. Prof F L Kent of the Oregon Agricultural Department in Washington DC will direct the milk cream and cheese division. Kent has just returned from the National Dairy Show in Chicago. Entries for the combined sale of pure bred and high grade dairy stock are coming in quickly. Sale dates are November 20 21 22. Interior Sankers are hoping to supply dairy cows to customers paying by note. Large landowners with burned off timbered tracts plan stocking to secure immediate income and show interest in the upcoming Well bred stock auction.
Growing children require careful bowel health as they mature. Diet matters and some foods affect individuals differently. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a mild laxative and tonic, recommended nightly for constipation and available from local druggists or via free sample from Dr W J Caldwell, Monticello Indiana.
A court ruling bars certain individuals from the planned December hangings, determining they will not be included before the final day. The decision narrows those slated for execution and shapes the proceeding’s outcome.
Oregon voters upheld capital punishment and Governor West said executions will proceed at the state penitentiary on December 13. Seven condemned men face death, including Mike Morgan, Frank Gurrison, Noble Foulder, John W Taylor, George Hastings, and brothers Charles and Geo Humphreys, with appeals pending for the Humphreys case.
In Ellensburg Washington on Thursday fireman George Rolfe was knocked unconscious when a shovel of coal in the Turner block’s furnace exploded. Investigators believe miners powder may have been inside the coal, with the blast sending sparks dozens of feet and rocking nearby buildings.
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