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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1913
Page
2
A newspaper notice promotes men's knit four in hand ties in a large assortment of patterns. Priced at 35 cents each or 3 for $1.00, with colorings to suit every eye. Encourages early Christmas purchases and notes quality as high.
A job lot of about fifty boys long pants suits ages twelve to twenty offered at half price. Worsteds and cassimeres in good styles and patterns. Your choice at one special price.
The article touts quality of material and workmanship as essential in a suit, claims perfect fit, and notes new arrivals freshen the stock. It highlights a range from novelty materials to plain blue serge with prices from 12.50 to 35.00, appealing to various tastes and purses.
Pendleton's Cleanest Best Grocery promotes 1915 crop items and new pack goods for Thanksgiving. Fresh supply includes River fancy Spivenberg Baldwit apples, New Fancy Dates, Home Maude Orange Marmalade, New Pack Fancy Table Cluster Raisins, Fancy Large Pomegranates, New Navel Oranges, and marshmallows. Prices listed per item or dozen.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs A W Gowan of Burne hosted a bridge party for Mrs William Ho McCormach and Mrs Witlhim Cc McKlyney at their North Malysiren home. Guests included Mrs CoS. Jeracd and Mrs George Perimeter and many social figures. An upcoming afternoon bridge at Eagle-Wood Tranhell on Wednesday, November nineteenth, with Mrs William F Mallock and other hostesses is announced. Also reports guests of Mr and Mrs John MacGinn and Mr and Mrs Charles Winter, and marriage notices in Walla Walla involving John Bishop Henrietta Rubin Frank J Parent Edna Thompson.
A gown described in navy silk poplin features a plaid rubin red band, white net ruffles, and a shirtwaist style cutout at the front. The dress has a double net ruffle at the sleeve and a wide front girdle, with a front-draped skirt giving a trouser-like line.
An analysis of shyness describing it as an unwieldy obstacle to vitality. It contrasts genuine self expression with polite but hollow social performance, illustrating how even advanced individuals can hide true feelings beneath layers of etiquette and performative civility.
Tonight. Tonight, if you feel dull and stupid for bilious and tempted, the dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and you will feel all right tomorrow. For sale by all dealers.
Panama Nov 1 Colonel Goethals has fixed March 1914 for his final departure from the Isthmus to complete the canal. He aims to show the channel is open to shipping and will not serve on a three headed commission. He may retire from the army and later open an office in New York City.
Richmond prepares to host the 12th annual American Automobile Association gathering December 1 to 3. President Preston Belvin of Virginia State Automobile Association chairs the arrangements with Batkina of the Richmond club as vice chair. Delegates plus many club members are urged to join the southern welcome in a program featuring business sessions, elections, a southern style banquet at the Jefferson Hotel, and talks by Governor Mann, Governor-elect Stewart, Mayor Athley, and others on highway federal aid.
Motor omnibuses and trams curb railway takings as car use rises. Increase in automobile traffic is cutting into British railways' receipts, signaling a shift in urban and intercity travel patterns.
Stanfield reports 44 carloads of cattle shipped to winter ranches. Local social notes mention Woman's Study Club gathering at Mrs. Bagan with ripe berries from Faucett ranch, and visits by Pendleton resident W. F. Reeves. Town buzz includes bungalow work by HR Reese, visits by George J. Dickson of Prineville, H R Pierce of Walla Walla, and Mayor Kyle in Pendleton. A large Ladies' Aid turnout met at Mrs. Glen Teichardson's home.
Embroidery cotton loops sewn around a bag neck create strong decorative draw strings. Tips cover loose stitches, staggered needle passes, and heavy loop appearance. Also notes fashion shift toward carrying vanity bags under the arm or by hand rather than by handle.
The New York Press advises altering grown dresses for children by letting down two inches above the hem, inserting new fabric of five to six inches width, and matching patterns on checked or plaid fabrics. The design suggests a neat, pretty effect with loops for drawstrings and options for linen bags with scalloped tops.
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