Peoples Warehouse Neckwear Headquarters Ad
The Peoples Warehouse proclaims itself the headquarters for men's smart neckwear with a vast stock of new colors designs and styles in great quantities priced from 25 to 200 cents.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
2
The Peoples Warehouse proclaims itself the headquarters for men's smart neckwear with a vast stock of new colors designs and styles in great quantities priced from 25 to 200 cents.
A coating special offers fabrics from 3.00 to 4.00 per yard with exclusive 3 yard lengths in mixtures plaids and colors. Silk and wool poplin priced at 1.25 per yard, 40 inches wide in wide color line for dresses and suits. A large shipment of outing flannel arrives suitable for night shirts pajamas and comforters.
John W. Palmer of Hood River won the bid for 390 million feet of timber in the Hood River district. The sale includes about 75,024? acres with Douglas fir, western hemlock, amabilis fir, western red cedar, noble fir, and western white pine. Minimum prices ranged from 1.20 to 2.00 per thousand feet, and the parcels were cruised and appraised by the government in 1915.
In Bloomfield Indiana Oct 5 five friends witnessed the crash of an overturned automobile in which Miss Clara Finch burned to death. An axillary podt binker suffered a broken rib in the melee.
An East Oregonian special from Helix Oregon reports H B Richmond purchased a triangular tract of land eight and a half miles north of town for 111 per acre. The property lies bounded by the all road on the west and south and the county road on the east and north, and the sale coincides with a railroad paralleling project that will close the northern road and improve the Helix Way road. The article lists local movements and events including sermons, meetings, and residents such as Earl Ghormley, Mrs Tolle Grady, and families in the area.
Hermiston unveils its first apple shipment as growers from H. O. Longley F. ed. Prann M. Hishon A. ERebb and C. PF. Brigham prepare two carloads of glossy red Jonathan King David and Grimesolden. Additional winter apples to follow include Wineups Toman Beauties and Delfious Me and Mrs J F McKnight.
A dinner Monday at Hotel Hermiston honored Mrs De Lavi Harbuiht of Soctele Mra dlevbert D Newell and anti gon Herbert Jr plans a Portia visit for a few weeks Mie Porvihy Rigter of Parielletis In the god of Mire Joseph Ralph H G McPherson Pendleton a business visitor yesterday Supt of Schools Ff Young in the city today
Kathren Williams, a clothing designer, announces this season’s riding habit in somber black broadcloth. The tailored design aims for a distinct tab cut, reflecting a subdued mood in equestrian attire.
The article describes Japanese chrysanthemum production under cheese cloth rather than in ovens or open fields. It notes a tower at Alamedia, California, with a 160 square foot area, a light framework, and delicate plants sheltered from wind.
Mrs W C Brown of 1109 Auburn Avenue Cleveland Ohio spent four weeks in hospital for severe chronic pain and fainting spells. She reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and urges others to try it before returning home. Address provided for free advice.
A garden note describes pruning to produce one flowering stem per plant and mentions the need to renew chess cloth every few months. It notes that a crowd enjoys the display as much as the seller, with no rarity in high crowds.
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