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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
3
Special styles for young men feature Hart Schaffner Marx Varsity Fifty Five suits and Varsity Six Hundred overcoats. Designed for spirited lively tastes with beautiful fabrics and new color combinations, offering many style ideas in a service oriented shop.
Dozens of wool skirts in multiple styles and weights arrive for clearance. Purchases include prettiest wool fabrics and serviceable designs offered below typical prices of 4.75, 5.50 and 6.00. Sale held at the Bar gain Basement with substantial price advantages.
Evangelist Faugan preached a 'Prodigal Son' message at the Christian church, urging youth to heed rebellion, riotous living, ruin, repentance, and reception. Mrs Fagan led the crowd with a lively reading and a "Mother Knows" piece, followed by "What Shall I Do With Jesus?" and upcoming events at the church.
Adams forms a commercial club with about twenty members enrolled. Local notices report residents and visitors around Adams including Mr. Simpson, F. M. Whiteley, Mrs. Landrey, J. Stone, J. Peringer, Nelo Carr, Carleton, Jimmy Bannon, F. Wallet, W. Howard, and Mr. Myrick. Ranch and property changes, home improvements, and a skating event at city hall are noted along with various visits and movements.
Copenhagen reports Lieutenant Palmer backed by Prince Axel preparing to cross the Atlantic next spring in a large flying boat powered by two 100 horsepower motors built in Germany. The route From Faree Islands to Newfoundland must be completed within not more than 24 hours. The craft must carry two tons of supplies and navigate with a wireless system. Palmer, 35, a cool headed pilot, aims to be the first to fly solo across the ocean if tests prove successful.
Baker reports Bert Hopkins a sheepherder acquitted four days earlier in a murder case was involved in a Main street brawl using a whiskey bottle to strike an assailant. Witness Diamond was present but Hopkins fled. John Hrnames, linked to the prior trial, was fined for drunkenness. Police court officials filed the incident with Chief Jackson.
A vintage ad extols Dr King's New Discovery as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. It highlights soothing relief for all ages and promotes the product as a proven, effective treatment available at druggists.
War Oddities from London report that Englands new ten shilling and pound notes printed on thin paper become dilapidated and dirty after months of use. Tradesmen refuse them in good condition. Paris notes say bones scraps of vegetables and other leftovers are tossed into huge pots for soldiers soup in evening rations.
A fragment describes an expensive secretion and chronic inflammation of the mucous membrane. It claims Hood's Sarmparina acts on the mucosa through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore healthy action, asserting radical cures of catarrh amid a dated testimonial.
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