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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
2
White and corn net shadow lanes and chiffon over silk mix with new effects like yoie drop shoulder Medici collar vest idea and wide color ribbons in bodice. Blouses dress up suits and come in colors matching popular suit materials priced from 3.95 to 7.50. Visit now to see the latest arrivals before they sell out.
An old trade notice touts T P W trading stamps offering high savings across dry goods clothing shoes and groceries. It promotes premium values Pendleton Planing Mill furniture silk fabrics woolens and other items plus an assortment of colors and patterns for dresses school wear and home goods.
Seasonal notes showcase extra fancy olives and dills with price points. citrus peels and citron priced per pound. shrimp and mackerel offers. fresh horse radish in bottles. apples walnuts almonds and cranberries featured. candy figs and pop corn offered. picnic shoulders and crockery department items listed with reduced prices.
Lloyd H L Wilkins a 29 year old engineer and former lodger at 33 Milwaukie Street is sought by Portland police as the slayer of Lay Winters. Winters was found in the street near his home with a fractured skull and died at Good Samaritan hospital. Evidence includes hairs matching Wilkins and threatening letters to his wife. A $600 reward is offered for arrest and conviction.
A 19th century note claims old curative theories are discarded and many salves fail to penetrate to the inner skin where eczema germs lodge. It touts DDD Prescription as effective, offering a 26 cent trial bottle and a full guarantee with a return if it does not relieve itching immediately. Tallman & Company promissory claim and sale.
Coquille Ore Oct 13 Superintendent A Howard and Principal A J M Robertson of Coquille High school ban entertainment for pupils after hours. They barred parties balls picture shows and events of immoral character appealing to parents for approval only on Friday and Saturday nights.
Washington 13 The state department informs Senator Chamberlain that proposed lumber duty legislation by Chile was modified to 70 percent ad valorem, up 69 percent from the intended rate. Widespread opposition formed and Congress adjourned without action.
Washington October 12 The secretary of the navy told Senator Chamberlain that it is not practicable to provide for an escort by Oregon National Guard on the battleship Oregon on its first canal passage due to the ship s limited spare capacity.
The whreicks outfit between Porat of Arica Sequimbo and Valparaiso in Chile has been opened for business.
A Chicago Inter Ocean embroidery tip explains raised satin stitch for handle and rim, twisted thread for ribs, radiated catch stitching between ribs, and cross stitch bonds. It suggests color options tan brown or all white, with possible Portuguese work as alternative.
A description notes hats for the season remain conservative and small though varied in shape. New materials include soft felt velour and velvet with adaptable designs. The featured piece uses a stiff wire base covered in copper velvet with a velvet crown surround and a feather in copper and orange tones.
A fragmented recipe blend advises cutting salmon into slices fry with mint and parsley then stewing with green peppers and tomato conserve. It also describes a ham and tomato dish baked in bell peppers or as loaves, and notes using canned fish oil in sauces and a mayonnaise dressing enriched with fish oil for flavor.
In a dated promotion style note the ad praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female ailments. It claims women have used it for nearly forty years and will continue to buy it due to its success, asserting roots and herbs as its ingredients.
A concise reflection notes how certain girls react with blushes to things they do not understand, hinting at social norms and sensitivities surrounding unfamiliar ideas or situations.
The Thursday Afternoon Club met at Mr Themes Thompson’s home to begin the year’s study Ireland Scotland and Wales with papers on The Irish People and Their Homes and Their Origin Character Food Clothing and Manner of Life. Musical selections followed plus notes on the State Federation convention.
Salem reports J P Stark injured in bicycle collision with an automobile at Court and High streets. Barney O Neill, Wallace banker, begins penitentiary confinement after bank statement fraud conviction. Lewiston notes farming progress as Johnson railroad planning resumes. Ashland banker L L Mulit called to Washington for national bank examiner post. Roseburg man mistaken for a deer shot in canyon district, seriously injured by companion Peter Christianson.
A man and party hunting in the McMinnville area encountered a fall on a mountain stretch. He was brought to a hospital with both thighs shattered and other serious injuries. His wife and child joined him tonight as physicians foresee a recovery. The victim, Mr Dixon, operated a garage in McMinnville and was with six companions when the accident occurred.
Daniel Sorenson, a former shipmaster, was found dead in a Seattle shack. He apparently starved, with a worn leather sack in his hand containing gold and bank certificates valued at more than $3000. The scene showed no food besides a sack of flour.
Washington dispatch reports Speaner Clark sustained a cut forehead and sprained back in a train wreck while traveling back to Washington from Wheeling West Virginia. Clark remained in the car as rescue crews checked passengers and arranged medical care.
The sealing industry off the Uruguay coast from 1496 to a period achieving over 140 percent yield produced more than 200000 seal skins.
RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil officials announced the next triennial rubber exhibition will be held in May 1916 in Bras Il. The event will showcase rubber products and industry developments to boost trade and regional interests.
A vintage health blurb advises meat eaters to flush kidneys periodically to prevent dull headaches back pain dizziness and urinary issues. It recommends four ounces of Salts dissolved in water before breakfast to cleanse uric acid waste and mentions lithia-based Jad Stilts as a safe inexpensive remedy to stimulate sluggish kidneys and prevent bladder problems.
J B Irvine of Corvallis died in Ashland after a paralytic stroke. He had lived in Oregon since 1852, served as mayor of Corvallis and in other towns, and was a prominent Republican and Mason. He leaves six children and was traveling to Corvallis for burial with relatives.
Hex Arc story from Halfway Oregon reports the lifeless bodies of Thomas Ingram and Irwin Ambler found at the Snake River foot of the Brownlee grade by a rancher. A broken vehicle lies nearby with a dying horse and its mate standing over the wreck, signaling a fatal runaway down the steep grade.
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