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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1911
Page
2
An advertisement touts six months without holes and a guarantee to replace worn stockings. Cotton and mercerized lisle hose for women priced at 40 and 50 cents per pair, with children's sizes also offered.
New coatings arrive with dandy patterns for bustling sewing and moderate prices. A few more woolen remnants offered at low prices, featuring gold lengths and patterned textiles. Also available are flannelettes for house dresses and kimonos with 1000 designs in assorted colors. costume velvet in black at 1.25 and 1.50 per yard.
We are sole agents for Golden Fleece Yarns with Brist and brilliant colors. Complete line includes Spanish Yarn Saxony Wool Tee Wool Persian Zephyr and more. Eiderdown wool recommended for aviation and gear. pamphlets and instruction books available at our yarn counter on the Art Department second floor.
Pendleton's Cleanest and Best Grocery offers a wide stocked basement with canning prunes mackerel kraut cider peels teas oysters candied fruits and puddings. An experienced saleslady in the Crockery Department assists customers while prices are emphasized as right.
Salem youths run away to Pendleton and Portland in a long, tangled report. Minton travels with Sam Chapman’s party, works on a steamer, then with Indian guardians, aiding strawberry picking before planning to reach Pendleton. The tale blends romance, adventure, and accusations of orphanage abuse in Salem.
The four and a half year old daughter of Dr Joseph Guidini of Turin, with her English mother, becomes the world’s youngest climber by ascending Mont Frety hut 7240 feet, Giant's Neck 11220 feet, Petit Glambent 11456 feet, and descending to Courmayeur, a feat unseen in someone so young.
Besine the Puedieh astronomer undertakes a tropeless task of counting therm. The effort frames an unusual census of stats as a test of precision and curiosity in a London setting.
A vivid stimulant ad promises Cascarets cure indigestion and stomach upset by cleansing and regulating the stomach. It claims quick relief by morning and urges a 10 cent box for the family, including children.
A mixed program features Swords and Hearts, Along the Danube, Obedient Limbs, Chinese Potteries, Two White Roses and other microfilms. The piece promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with testimonials from older users claiming vitality and longevity, and touts the product as a medicinal tonic sold for $1 a bottle.
Coming program Tuesday showcases Vitagraph The Sheriff’s Friend a western ethic about a sheriff’s duty and border life. Mellés presents A Spanish Love Song a double love story with noteable photography and dramatic moments. Biograph offers The Willian Failed and His Leap for Liberty plus Jiggers Buys a Watch and other short reels featuring humor, crime and romance.
A dusty old program advertises Monday and Tuesday shows including The Bodditet Priestesr and How Tony Becames a Hera alongside A Midnight Adventure and A Western Rover Powers. It promises thrills, humor, and exotic intrigue with native settings and frontier danger.
Nelson Baker born September 10 1811 in Clark County died at his Canton home on the 100th anniversary of his birth. He voted for Andrew Jackson and traced his roots to North Carolina. Married in 1844, his widow is 90. The family moved from Missouri to Fulton County with twelve children and 264 descendants across five generations.
A short notice claims Chamberlain's Halment eases rheumatic pain and is available from dealers. The item reads as a general sale notice. A sales line also seeks a hen breed that lays consistently when egg prices rise.
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