Hosiery Sale Featuring Silk Wool and Cotton Hoses
Womens and Children's hose offered at low prices from known brands Phoenix Wayne Knit Burson. Silk hose for women in black and colorways from 1.00 to 2.00 per pair. Wool, lisle and cotton hose priced from 12 to 60 cents per pair with multiple color options and sizes for children.
Woman i Varied Interests Social Club News
In the ladies sections the column highlights society events and personal notices. It reports on club meetings, fashion notes, home hints, and items of interest to the world of women with a focus on local society happenings and personal announcements.
Warm Winter Coats and Children's Wool Garments Ad
Are you prepared for the coming cold weather The ad features coats for women and misses in Eastern Oregon with warm stylish options priced from 7.95 to 37.50 Also lists children's wool coats ages up to 1 year dresses in heavy materials and nighties in soft fleecy fabric with prices from 0.59 to 85.95 emphasizing value and breadth of stock.
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Oregon
Cost of Living Fight Stirs Cleveland Housewives
Mrs Housewife of Cleveland touts the city cold storage plant as a relief from high living costs. She notes storage can save on apples butter cheese eggs and other produce, with capacity used by individuals at nominal rates. The West Side plant operates partially and aims to cover costs, currently storing thousands of bushels and pounds of goods for later retrieval.
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Manielma
Housewife
Cleveland
West Side
Cure of Rheumatism Boosts Hood's Sarsaparilla Claim
A Boston man, Herry J. Goldstein of 4 Barton Street, credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing five years of rheumatism. He says the stiffness and pain kept him from work until the remedy, available in liquid and Sarsatabs, brought recovery and prompted a recommendation.
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Barton Street
Boston
Mane
Hood'e
Hood
Testimonial praises Chamberlain's Tablets for chronic dyspepsia
A dyspeptic for years shares that Chamberlains Tablets have done more good than any medicine he tried. W G Mattison of Hornellsville New York endorses the remedy and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Mattison
Sherman St
Hornellsville
N. Y
Round-up spirit ends as Pilot Rock students misbehave
The Pilot Rock school faced discipline after the Round-up spirit waned and pupils chased Mr Beck's chickens and horses. To curb trouble, the playground was rebuilt into a volleyball and basketball court, and the roll of honor lists all pupils whose scholarship and conduct were noted.
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Pilot Rock School
Beck
Horsta
Hat-Pitot Rock Record Honors Fae Hinkle
The Round-up spoiled last month’s record but Fae Hinkle of the sixth grade surpassed all obstacles to earn her name on the Hat-Pitot Rock Record. Her achievement marks a standout moment in school activities through the wheel month.
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Fae Hinkle
Apron Defeats Bear. Young Woman Helps Hunter Escape
In Duluth on October 16, 18-year-old Clara Mellum from a Grand Lake area farm proved an apron can be a better weapon than a gun. She encountered Albert Peterson, a hunter, perched in a tree with a half grown bear below. Mellum shooed the bear away with her apron, enabling Peterson to flee.
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Duluth
Clara Mellum
Grand Lake
Mellum
Albert Peterzon
Peterson
General Electric Unveils Twice Bright Incandescent Lamp
General Electric announced a new incandescent lamp from its laboratories that will emit twice the light of a standard tungsten lamp at the same current. The initial production will be in large sizes.
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General Electric Company
Russian style coat dominates mid season fashion display
Fashion notes describe a new Russian style coat in a mid season collection. The model features a severe cut, left side blouse closure with buttons, long fitted sleeves, irregular peplum, button trimmed skirt, rolling collar and lace jabot with lace ruffles at the wrists. Material is light weight plush in a Parisian dark brown shade.
Clever wire bow former aids quick hat adornments
The Newark News describes a small wire bow former that clips to a cushion for freehand loop making, enabling artistic bows without a needle. It can also be used for jabots and neck accessories as the device holds loops ready for fastening beneath the wires. A Tolmato Tretish note suggests its usefulness beyond hats for other adornments.
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Newark News
Librarian Lotta Fleck to Join Portland Central Library
Miss Lotta Fleck the Pendleton librarian resigns to accept a general assistant post at Portland Central Library. Miss Fleck a Wisconsin library school graduate is praised for efficiency. The library board has not yet chosen her successor though Miss Marvin the state librarian has made recommendations. Portland Oregonian notes her anticipated arrival within a fortnight and local workers look forward to her leadership.
They Make You Feel Good Purging Tablets Ad
A brief testimonial ad noting the pleasant purgative effect of Chamberlain's Tabicta and the resulting sense of health and joy, claims the product makes one feel good. Distributed for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Ady
Appetite Remedy Ad From Tallman & Co Pendleton
An advertisement promoting Meritol Tonic Digestive to restore appetite and aid digestion. It claims relief for stomach disorders and a healthy appetite, and markets Meritol Rheumatism Powders with a money back guarantee. Tallman & Co, exclusive Pendleton agents, urge readers to try the products.
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Tallman & CO
Old-Time Giant of Advertisers
A nostalgia filled note recalls St Jacobs Oil, once a nation wide liniment, and its era defining advertising legacy. The article notes the product’s lasting worth, the two million dollar yearly business, and the proprietors revival of the old familiar campaigns to reach the present generation.
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St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacob's
St. Jacobs
Portland Judge Orders Man to Leave Family
In Portland Oregon on October 16 Municipal Judge Stevenson sentenced James O Leary to leave his family after a prior suspended term for abusing his wife. His wife and daughter had him arrested again. The judge ordered him to quit town and warned he would not be able to see them if he returned.
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Portland
Ore
Stevenson
James O'Leary
O'Leary
A Marvelous Escape From Severe Croup
P F Bastrams of Prince Albert Cape of Good Hope recalls a nighttime croup attack on his son. A large bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, used per directions for about an hour, stopped the danger. Sold by all dealers Ady.
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P. F. Bastrams
Prince Albert
Cape of Good Hope
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