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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1912
Page
2
A local store promotes early holiday shopping with double T. P. W. stamps and premium merchandise. It highlights silk arrivals, velvets, corduroys, chiffons, crepe de chine, and new tables linens, plus corsets and ribbons. The piece touts value, quality, and ongoing Thanksgiving linen sales with prices and ranges.
An aisle of silk and messaline blouses offered as Christmas gifts features taffetas in navy black brown and stripes and a rainbow of chiffons and messalines. Many styles include Robespierre collars and long sleeves with front or back buttons. Sizes 34 to 46 priced from 3.75 to 8.50.
A bustling holiday shopping column lists fresh vegetables and fruits including lettuce tomatoes peppers parsley Hubbard squash and pumpkins. It promotes pies mince meats canned goods and preserved fruits with prices on items like turkey geese ducks poultry honey cocoa and coffee and notes daily specials for shoppers.
A vivid list of four films on the Orpheum program for Tuesday. Four Days a Widow features Vita graph with Lillian Walker and Charles Lytton in a dramatic tale of a wife exposing her husband’s bluff. The Forest Ranger from Lubin follows Mary as she navigates two suitors with danger and resilience. Tempted by Necessity centers on a faithful wife and a wavering husband during a railroad crisis. The Light That Failed shows Melvin Brooks and Betty as a lighthouse story ends with rescue and reconciliation.
The Pasting presents three reel specials for Tuesday. The Blighted Son from Pathe shows a wealthy father’s apoplexy and blindness after his son’s theft leading to bankruptcy, then a quest for redemption in South Africa. Outwitting the Professor, a comedy drama at Edison, features Dora and Frank maneuvering around Professor Barton with sleeping powder and a marriage plan. Cosy offers King Haggett and Violet Horner in The Bridal Room, a strong melodrama about elopement, ruin, and eventual forgiveness. A Kentucky Feud tells of a feud halted by a guiding child. The Old Doll Maker and New York East Side street scenes round out the program.
A rollicking western comedy where Fatty masquerades as a lady cook at Lucky Ranch. The real cook arrives to find him under the bed hunting masculine attire. The tale promises hearty laughs with a human, heartfelt ending as the old man’s daughter seeks reconciliation through the granddaughter.
A Porto Rico reader from Barceloneta reports Dr King’s New Discovery curing his coughs and colds and helping his brother with a chest cold. He mentions over 20 others treated on his advice and hopes the medicine will be sold in every drug store. The trial is offered with a free total bottle and guarantees by Koeppens. Prices are 60 cents and 1 dollar.
A light, witty line notes that while a cat can glare at power, a hay fever sufferer would sneeze at anything including a king, highlighting a playful contrast between restraint and irritation.
Athena Oregon November 26 A high school football game appears likely this year as Athena issues a challenge to the town for a game Friday November 29. The lineup is listed with Tompkins at center Ingham guard Glenallen Kul kore Crabll Winship King Fix Worthington H Payne Sharp and substitutes Grant Payne Phillips. A large local crowd expected and community interest is high.
Nolin Ore Nov 25 special notes Frank Smith and George McCutchen visited Pendleton Saturday. Carl Lees moved into a newly erected house. Thomas Kerrix adds to his barn. Mrs John Dexler of Pendleton visits the Dupuis family. O F Steele from Stage Guid ranch slaughtering turkeys for Thanksgiving. LC Freeman, manager of Nolin wheat warehouses, visited Echo yesterday. R H Wilcox of Pendleton visits hog ranch on train No 1. Nolin claims two grocery stores after Slusher ranch enters business. Mrs Ed Dupuis in Pendleton for medical treatment. sister Mrs Joe Connelly of Pandie- (incomplete)
Mrs Lydia Stevenson of Burton Washington credits Sulphurro with ending 15 years of cramps stomach trouble and gas. After hospital care and a near operation she used four small bottles per directions and reports no pain or cramps and swelling gone. She says she is 66 and enjoying good health and allows use of her name.
After grippe or pneumonia, the enfeebled system accepts any disease as Nature's resistance wanes. Scott's Emulsion provides concentrated nourishment distributed to every organ, aiding repair, tissue development, and building life sustaining blood.
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