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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
6
New York fashion notes describe a blend of old and new in winter dress. Frocks keep classic lines with subtle updates, narrow yet comfortable skirts, draped tailoring, and simplified tunics. Velvet looks in black and dark shades feature heavy braids, fur bands, and crafted trims. bodices favor minimal shoulders with clean lines, while accessories emphasize long shoulder drape.
A promotional notice claims Samose, a flesh forming food, improves digestion and builds rich blood. It offers a 60 cent trial via Koeppens with a money back guarantee if no noticeable increase in firm flesh and strength is seen. The ad asserts Pendleton residents suffer from undernourishment due to poor assimilation of food.
Wanted large tracts suitable for wheat growing for eastern investors and others to trade for income bearing property on the coast. Have Chicago properties with guaranteed income to offer. Seek owners of good properties valued from 60 to 100 dollars. A. A. Benson, North Portland, Oregon.
The New Theater opens Maurice Materlinck's The Blue Bird to American audiences with a two week preliminary season. Broadway listings praise My Man at the Bijou, Alma Where Do You Live, Con Co at Nazimova's, and Sam Bernard in He Came from Milwaukee. The Little Dumoter, The Deserters, The County Boy, and Alias Jimmy Valentine run at others, while the Hippodrome debuts Ballet of Niagara and Scrooge at American Music Hall.
In New York society women seek Parisian Sage, touted as the sole remedy to kill dandruff germs. Tallman & Co guarantee two weeks to cure dandruff, halt hair loss, restore dull hair, and ease scalp itching or money back. Price 60 cents a large bottle from Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo NY.
Notice that Cc. F. Colesworthy has sold his hay grain and feed business at 127-129 BH Alta street to the A. T. Matthews company and urges old customers to support them. He asks anyone indebted to him to settle immediately at the old stand.
Loss of vitality is linked to dwindling appetite and strength. The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is the greatest vitalizer, acting on all organs and functions to build up the entire system.
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