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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
3
Outing flannel and flannelette fabrics priced 5c to 12c per yard. Wool Charlies and 72 inch linen damask offered at 69c to 1.49. Cotton blankets and wool throws listed with various sizes and prices. Men’s sweaters and flannel shirts priced from 49c to 2.98, plus wool socks and heavy wool socks at 5c to 39c per pair.
Archdeacon Percy Webber of Box ton Miss, the general missioner of the Episcopal church in the United States, will hold a mission in the Church of the Redeemer starting Sunday November 17 with daily communion at 7:40. Special services for men women and children are planned each day. Webber is conducting a mission in Haker this week and will be in La firande next week.
Pilot Rock items note Mr A J Sturtevant taken to Pendleton hospital Saturday and Mr Lightfoot, father of Mrs D W Chapman, dies Monday at his daughter's Nye home. Albert Gilliam and wife visited Pendleton on business while Thomas Jaques and Bob Mathews spent time in Pendleton. Jinks Jaques returned after a Pendleton visit. Gilman Folsom of Pendleton spent Monday on business in Pilot Rock. Dr Parker of Pendleton passed through Pilot Rock Tuesday on way to Ukiah. Charles Mathew of Stewart Creek visited Pilot Rock. McManus went to Potowton Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Jies Whittiker of Ave visited with her mother. Miss Vesta Grolen of Pendleton attended the election here. Carl Swanson was a passenger on.
This article warns that most irritability in children comes from worms. It describes round and thread worms and their symptoms including nervousness, dizziness, and appetite changes. It promotes Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge as effective, nonpurging, and backed by eighty years of use, sold by Dr. D. Jayne & Son in Philadelphia.
Tuesday evening's Pendle ton visitors Lon Etter and George Campbell called on business at Pendleton. Mrs. John Must of Portland visited her brother Ford Wright. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Pord Wright. mother and baby are doing nicely.
Amelia New York report on German baron Von Sehlotheim who wed Miss Paine of Baltimore aboard the Cincinnati in two hours after arrival. The marriage sparked dialogue on German society and American habits with playful banter about Indians, formality, and social expectations in New York and abroad.
Cambridge residents reveal a self officiated marriage between Edmund Trowbridge Dane and Jessie Holliday. The pair, linked to Harvard philosophy circles, sought a unique lifetime bond after rumors of separation. Local chatter notes their unconventional ceremony by a Justice of the Peace and their plan to endure together despite media speculation.
Paris reports Belgian chemist M Effront advocates synthetic foods to ease living costs. He claims his process yields nutritious meat substitutes from industrial residues treated with acids and lime, then filtered and evaporated into pasty substitutes. He cites Brussels doctors testing a Lucerne and clover fodder based variant with satisfactory results. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised for cough and breathing, sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
Laure Ripples Mack was granted a divorce from F. L. Mack last Thursday. The couple owns a Sandy area farm and the defendant sought to stay for the election to save his vote, causing a renewed dispute leading to a remarriage officiated by Rev. Tobin at St. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Velveteen, cheaper than SUK velvet, manufactured as an affordable substitute, claims to mimic silk velvet in look and feel when made up. Velveteen and corduroy increasingly used to design smart street wear frocks for everyday use.
Plain colors dominate velveteen models. Furs and metallics trim ensembles. Velvet drape lags. skirts stay Plein or pleated. Bodies feature jumper effects with trims of chiffon. Corduroys in soft finishes appear in frocks and coats. two tone browns, tans, blues, and blacks are popular. Dark blue brown black burgundy most common.
Fifteen men were overcome by gas in the Northern Pacific Cascade tunnel disaster near Seattle. A stalled extra freight train split, rescuers entered to save crew and workers, many fainted from gas as they pulled men from the tunnel. Conductor Leonard Hallett of Seattle died after extraction. officials said the gas was cleared and normal conditions prevailed.
A fashion note describes women in Paris and Parisian exports wearing novel veils and vellinas during the day. It highlights vaniey vella patterns with single designs, velvet or chenille details, and coral dotted veils. Black or white Shetlands and close fitting street hats suit bold yell colors and styles.
Lonmien reports the King aims for his sons to excel at billiards and the game is played nightly in the royal pavilion. Princess Mary has begun learning the game and promises to emulate a renowned queen of Norway noted for superior skill.
Danville Wisconsin in November report notes Democrat Cannon defeated by fifteen hundred votes. Republicans refuse to concede defeat while four arrests are reported for vote buying charges against Cannonites.
A University of Oregon joke ends with a Pendleton man named Nathanial Kimball evading arrest after a co-ed sends a telegram warning him that authorities await in Portland. He detours at Garden City, escapes the trap, and returns home to Pendleton amid the prank.
The Carnegie hero commission announced awards for bravery. Notable case is Frebert McLogan Jr a 12 year old Fort Worth boy who saved a drowning classmate despite not swimming himself. Other recipients include Logans and various brave savers from New Jersey to Pennsylvania with medals and monetary gifts to aid education or home purchases.
Advertisements tout Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the premier gentle healing vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It claims fast effects and physician level purity with a free sample offer by mail to readers of the Pendleton Daily East Oregonian.
Officers of the Woman's Market Club advocate removing middlemen profits in potato retailing to begin a broader drive. They aim to lower prices and secure more foodstuffs for consumers, targeting material reductions in living costs as a result.
A. F. P. Sandles of the state board of agriculture told the Cleveland real estate board that despite widespread abandonments, some Ohio farmers earn over 1000 dollars an acre on fruit farms and others thrive on sugar beet and dairy ventures. He noted rural population declines and fruit production dropping since a decade ago but highlighted compulsory agricultural education as a positive sign. He urged stronger farming legislation and said city officials respond more readily than traditional farmers to reforms.
In Plano a recent visitor London recounted how his musical talent once saved his life during a flood. He described his father rescuing him after water swept their house, a tale shared in a conversation with a musician who expressed interest. The exchange ended with a humorous, improvised phone call moment as a judge responded.
A fragmented report notes tension over licensing and street vendors in Paris. References to authorities denying fresh licenses, with unclear details about faces, officials, and midweek presences. The text is garbled and contains numerous unreadable terms.
A fragment discusses how a worn tone or action hurts more than the offense she hates. It hints at emotional conflict and strain within a troubled relationship without providing full context or clear details. The line suggests cruelty and enduring affection intertwined amid tension.
Frank J. Cheney sworn claim as partner of F. J. Cheney & Co asserts a Toledo Ohio firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimony notes award promise and notary action. Claims include internal medicine and blood/fatigue claims with dealer distribution and testimonial invitation.
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