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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
2
Shown in staple and delicate colors with Louis or Louis Cuban heels. Over one hundred shades available to match gowns including Tintine and Heskey shades and gloves. Fox Footery pumps tout style, fit, quality, and popular prices though priced beyond conservative budgets.
We are sole Pendleton agents for Butterick's patterns. The new fashion sheets are in.
Free Call at our art department to purchase six skeins of Carlson Currier Co embroidery silk and receive a free pillow top and back with instructions for working plus a book Suggestions for Shading. All contained in Carlson Currier Company Busy Bee Embroidery Package.
Signs of white and tinted grounds borders plain cloths yard prices from 1.00 to 81.25. Special Saturday silk remnants in plain and fancy for Christmas work. Apron ginghams 5 cents. One lot aprons and checks in all colors, extra Condonality heavy weight fast colors. Crash toweling 17 inches wide, brown, heavy, worth 10 yards, Special Saturday.
Pendleton's Cleanest, Best Grocery promotes economy with specials on cod fish, salt herring, pineapple, raisins, sweet cider, cane and maple syrups, and a 35¢ coffee offer. It highlights Fancy Pineapple cans and Blue Hubbard squash priced at 25¢ with assorted jar sizes and value items.
In Anamosa Iowa a prison yard with eight baseball teams and four football squads plays out athletic life for 760 inmates under warden supervision. In Cleveland Carl Buhl, 19, now an electrician and inventor, unveils a railroad signaling device flashing signals in the engine cab to indicate track clearance and train proximity, aiming to prevent wrecks even in fog or bad weather and clipping response time with automatic braking if needed.
In Lookingglass, Oregon, November 13, farmer James Morgan was struck blind while in his barn. He crawled to the house and a physician diagnosed optic nerve hemorrhage ruling out other causes.
At the Stevenson Fellowship annual meeting in San Francisco on November 14 a move to endow a Robert Louis Stevenson room at a rock children's hospital will be launched. The plan seeks to raise $5000 from the city’s children as a permanent memorial to the author who lived in San Francisco. A member said Mrs. Stevenson suggested such a memorial months ago and preliminary plans will be undertaken. Members will assemble at Portsmouth Square for a brief memorial program near the Stevenson monument.
New York November 42 The United Booking Offices of America a vaudeville promoter is named as defendant in a Sherman anti trust suit for 3 000 000 damages filed in federal court by H Manuel Ltd of New York London and Paris Marinelli a vaudeville talent agent alleges the UBOA and the Central Vaudeville Promotion Co and others control the business and blacklist performers and theaters in the Keith and Orpheum circuits The Marinelli company claims its business has been damaged by the alleged conduct and seeks redress in court
The Italian government hosted Rear Admiral Badger commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet division during a visit to Naples Italy on November 12. The Wyoming anchored and the Fay of Naples welcomed the American commander and his staff as Italian and Royal Navy officers paid respects. A full day of entertainments and receptions followed aboard the flagship and the Arkansas and Florida crews ashore. The Wyoming departs early tomorrow.
Saved tis foot. H DD Ely of Bantam suffered a four year ulcer on his foot. Doctor advised amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reports his foot was soon completely cured and praises it for bruises cuts and eczema. 25 cents. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
French customs officials debate the idea of selling motor cars by the bushel. In nine months France exported about 182000 bushels of motorcars to Britain, Belgium, Algeria, Germany, and Argentina, with motorcycles and bicycles likewise traded by the bushel.
In St Petersburg on November 13 a constitutional democratic party motion urged the duma to appoint a committee to draft a bill granting equal civic rights to all Russian subjects. The move signals a push for broader legal equality across diverse regions and groups within the empire.
An odd promotional piece touts a single ingredient remedy said to heal old sores and ulcers quickly. It praises blood renewal and mentions the Swift Specific Co in Atlanta as contact for advice while warning against substitutes.
A group of constitutional democratic speakers argued Rosealy could never be legally recognized as a writer until Jews are granted full citizenship rights, signaling an anti antisemitic legal stance.
Mothers can rent easy after giving California Syrup of Figs a few hours later clogged bowels, sour bile, and fermenting food pass, returning a well playful child. The ad touts a fruit laxative for children, warns against counterfeit syrups, and instructs to ask for a 60 cent bottle made by the California Fig Syrup Company with full directions on the label.
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