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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
3
A display shows separate muffs priced from 3.95 to 45.00, separate scarfs from 2.95 to 35.00, and complete sets from 6.75 to 75.00. Children’s furs present white or colored sets ranging 1.95 to 11.75.
Offers for inspection present the greatest stock of new desirable piece goods in Pendleton. Shown in our dry goods section is a big assortment of plaids for dresses and skirts in all colors. A splendid lot of silks and woolens is available with prices from woolens 50 cents to 83 dollars and silks from 1.25 to 3.00 per yard. Woolens and shirts also priced to attract buyers.
A fresh shipment showcases best quality fitting stock in bootees bibs and hosiery with prices from 25 cents to 82 50. Also new ladies neckwear in voile organdie styles and broadcloth collars in colors and pleasing effects.
Pendleton Bargain Basement advertises price cuts on a range of goods including damask table coverings at 49c, men and women’s work shoes from 3.98, checked ginghams for aprons, wool waists from 2 to 2.25, and outing petticoats around 60c. The ad promises hundreds of money saving bargains and highlights a best price claim on shoes.
Five more shopping days remain before Thanksgiving as merchants promote a large linen sale. Prices for napkins and assorted linens are listed in wide ranges from 30¢ to $10, urging customers to shop early for best patterns.
Julian Armfield of Spokane, third son of Rev and Mrs Armfield, died after a wagon accident on Oct 27. The left leg was crushed and amputated on Nov 4 but complications from blood loss and surgery caused his death on the operating table. The Armfield family formerly led the M B church in Athena. Local residents attended events and visited friends in Walla Walla and Pendleton amid the tragedy.
Rumors swirl that President elect plans a cabinet reshuffle next March with Franklin Polk poised to replace Secretary of State Lanning. Possible departures include Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo and Ambassador Morgenthau as potential successors.
Severe rheumatic pains disappear with Hood's Sarsaparilla, touted as a blood tonic that purifies the blood and eases inflammation. The ad claims the remedy strengthens digestion and delivers relief, urging readers not to suffer and to choose Hood's today.
Mike Gibbona and Jack Dillon have agreed to a ten round no deviaion bout to be staged in St Paul, Gibbons hometown. It is rumored that Gynt will furnish a Lut oy where Or be the opponent of Leslierey, the Antratlan middleweight, seen as the real champion of the cnew in home quarters. Dillon may weigh 162 pounds and perhaps drop to 168 to claim middleweight status.
A brief notice notes the Pure Food and Drug Laws seek to shield consumers from unsafe products. It references false stimulation claims and misleading sales practices, urging vigilance against adulterated tonics and unverified additives. The text highlights concerns over hypophosphites and intoxicating effects in some remedies.
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