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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
3
A promotional page markets a broad line of D pattern cloth napkins and matching napkins with early sale emphasis. It lists table linen and pattern cloth prices from 50 cents to ten dollars, highlighting quality and exclusive designs and urging shoppers to act fast for best patterns.
The ad promotes Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoats in many styles with choices in belt back or all around, long or short coats, single or double breasted, form fitting or loose, velvet or plain collars. Prices range from $17.50 to $35.00, with emphasis on quality and customer satisfaction.
Former Senator Bourne argues in Washington that American food prices at home are higher than when exported abroad. He cites Department of Commerce figures showing flour at 12 dollars barrell and prices rising, claiming wartime wages and profits do not offset the cost disparity. He analyzes present and past export prices and criticizes the domestic cost burden on consumers.
An American deserter identified as Beck, brother of Harry K. Thaw, received three months hard labor in Aldershot for lacking identity papers while claiming aliases including Vincent De Fores White and Charles Brody. Washington found no valid passport. he disappeared and was later arrested, with officials notified. He faced trial as a proctor suspect amid conflicting statements.
Evangelist Fagan preached on the Beginning of the Church during election night services at the Christian church. He explained the three time divisions of establishment, locating the church on Pentecost in Jerusalem with Peter’s preaching and the apostolic keys. The sermon urged repentance and baptism in Jesus Christ for the gift of the Holy Spirit.
The freshman team lost to the Indians by a score of 7 to 6 in a tight contest. The Indians scored a touchdown when a right end intercepted a forward pass ten yards from his goal line and ran about 90 yards. Another game may be scheduled between the teams on a later date.
In Tokio today Crown Prince Hirohito, sixteen, was formally proclaimed heir to the throne with mystic rites and grand court ceremony recalling Emperor Meiji’s consecration. The Shinto ritual at Kan’ Ikindokore, attendance by the emperor and dignitaries, an imperial banquet, dan ce, and medals marked the formal installation on the crown prince’s birthday.
The Rev. Toth Fox, a minister of the Evangelical association with over forty years of service, died today in Indianapolis, after long illness in southern Michigan. Obituary notes his era of work and family. Sloan's Liniment ad copy accompanies the notice, touting neuralgia relief and general pain benefits.
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