MEW Fall Hats for Men Debuts
New MEW fall hats for men feature a lower crown and broader brim for a modern look. Designed to fit any head and face, with affordable options to suit your purse.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
2
New MEW fall hats for men feature a lower crown and broader brim for a modern look. Designed to fit any head and face, with affordable options to suit your purse.
An ad promotes a winter underwear line claiming Lewis nonshrinkable underwear as the sole agency. It emphasizes fit, comfort, and durability with claims that garments do not pinch or gape and that suits cost from 5 to 7 dollars per set.
Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis opens a winter program for the sociology section of the Folk Club formed by the college's women faculty. The first meeting features a reception in Waldo Hall parlor, followed by an art and music session led by Mrs Fulton and a paper by Mrs Kerr on Early French Art. The child study group, meeting Monday, with Dean Crayons and Ida Kidder, plans discussions on labor history and labor organization with papers by Mrs McElreeh, H V Tartar, and Madame Gaskins. Further meetings will cover National Consumers League, child labor, women in industry, socialism, communism, civic government, initiative and referendum, recall, and benevolent organizations.
Grandmothers used sage tea to preserve hair color and strength. The ad touts Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic, claiming it outperforms traditional sage tea and offers refund if color is not restored. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Pendleton Drug Co.
Agricultural officials in Washington say the nation can meet sugar demand by starting 400 beet sugar plants and expanding to 490 factories, with beet production studied by Secretary Wilson and the sugar beet board. Dr. Galloway cites slow progress, imports from Europe, and seed quality as main hurdles, noting about 1.9 million tons of refined sugar is produced globally, with the United States contributing roughly a quarter.
Horse housing rates advertised at the Commercial Barn 620 Aura street offering weekly or monthly terms. Contact Main 13 for details. A mule seldom kicks without cause but a man is different.
Washington reports that Secretary Meyer plans to abandon unused navy yards, which could oust the sole woman commanding a yard. Metcalf’s widow held Sackett’s Harbor yard since 1906, with duties limited to raising the flag and guarding derelict ships, a unique arrangement in the world.
Premier Giolitti announces early November parliamentary action to establish a government monopoly on life insurance profits to fund an old age pension. The drastic plan would expel foreign insurers without compensation, risking retaliation from Amperlonn and other investors as it faces bitter opposition.
Glolitte will receive support from radicals socialists and republicans all of whom are well represented in the Italian parliament.
London awaits further unrest as a royal commission studies railroad grievances while army officers map London for rapid troop deployment. Authorities plan ahead after the previous 50 000 strong mobilization, noting strategic points for quick mobilization and denying overt military role to avoid antimilitary protests. Similar measures may spread to other cities.
Spokane witness Felippe Vignoli, acquitted of obtaining money under false pretenses, sues Antonio Carpelli for 10000 dollars claiming malicious prosecution and mental suffering that hindered his invention. Carpelli had lent 2490 dollars to help Vignoli perfect the device to let him see his mother in Italy any time.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's liniment dampened flannel bound over the affected area makes a superior plaster and costs only one tenth as much, available from all dealers.
Internal revenue officers report more distilleries in Virginia mountains than ever before and warn the evasion of taxes is widespread nationwide. They say vigilant enforcement only keeps the illicit business from growing, likening it to customs fraud where others hide dutiable goods from Europe.
The horticulture department at O. A. C. has received from Holland a shipment of tulip and hyacinth bulbs for demonstration and forcing work. Prof L Flint of landscape gardening shows an exhibit of unusually fine varieties of sweet peas grown by Prof Gaskins. Prof Arthur Bouquet of vegetable gardening presents a collection of petunias with striking color.
A brief observation notes that many advertisers behave like hens, pecking for customers only when business is brisk, suggesting cycles of activity tied to market demand and economic mood.
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