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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1905
Page
3
The store highlights widespread demand for quality dress materials and presents Pendleton's unmatched textiles at exceptional sale prices. Three large lots are offered this week, featuring new goods in broad varieties aimed at economical shoppers seeking correct material in high quality. The notice emphasizes early meeting of demand and value.
An OCR fragment advertises numerous fabric shipments including Venetians screen Henriettan Cuxhmeres and Plaids. It lists shader mixtures in widths from 36 to 42 inches and prices around 660 per yard, urging selection with “Your choice.”
Lot 18 offers over 500 yards of fancy Mohair Saltings including deep plaids novelty mixtures Sorges Henriettas Cashmeres and Prunellas in brown navy green and other season shades. Widths range 42 to 54 inches with pieces priced from 50 cents to 1165 per yard Your Choice receives samples of the collection.
A brief note markets a sale with emphasis on bargains and savings. The item highlights discounts and shopping opportunities available today.
A New York letter surveys municipal spendings notably at Ludlow Street jail and vents on police strength amid rising crime. It mentions a notable postal lottery scheme by B A Smith, rising tax payments led by the Vanderbilt group, and health and crime trends in Greater New York with focus on officials and public safety.
Purely vegetable wafers claim to aid digestion and stomach disorders. An advertisement from Tallman & Co. lists 624 Main Street Pendleton and a price of 25 cents for 100 wafers.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh. It credits R T Booth with discovery and claims air inhalation four times daily cures even severe cases. The complete outfit costs 81 with a money back guarantee via Tallman & Co if no cure is achieved, per Pendleton references.
All band members must report to the band room on Cottonwood Street with instruments music and pouches Friday evening October 20 at 7 o clock for regular practice Newly elected members Otto Houser Hally Bean Lester Striin Ray Jay and Alfred ita Gerald should report Saturday evening October 21 for the same session
Tacoma and Seattle to the Terao of New Lines Pron, the Kawt The Wisconsin Central and Moritin Hill group loom large as routes push westward. St Paul, Canadian Pacific, St Paul Portland line aim to unite Tacoma with Milwaukee and reach Portland via a Pacific coast branch. Northwestern plans a Portland strike, while eastern ties with Pennsy aim to link markets. Details linger amid secrecy.
Washington October 17. A large crowd visited the White House as President Roosevelt prepared to depart for a southern tour. He plans to visit four states he has not yet seen and will also stop in Virginia Alabama and Chea pela. He has written a speech on Chinese exclusion and will discuss rate legislation the navy Santo Domingo and Venezuela.
The 64th annual meeting of the American Missionary Association opens in Worcester with about 500 delegates led by President Amory Bradford. Deficit of 90 thousand dollars arises after Hawaii work transfer. Sermon by Rev Charles M. Sheldon and addresses on Indian Alaska missions noted. proceedings continue through Thursday.
Gray Brothers purchase Younger & Son grocery with W F Gray and Charles H B Gray to take charge next Monday. Both from Astoria, seasoned in wholesale and retail groceries. Deal finalized September 15. owners are brothers of Mrs. George Hartman Jr of Unie City.
Adelaide Heematia showcases her magic and hypnotic acts to a large audience, drawing praise for her performance and comparisons to a renowned artist. A jittery interlude by a juggling company entertained, while a conference in New York discusses social issues including traffic in girls, death by suicide, and the toleration of vice. Also reported is the American Locomotive Company stockholders meeting in New York with gross earnings of 24,150,201 dollars for the midyear ending January 20, 1905, down from the prior period.
The 14th annual convention of allway Superintendents of Tividges and Buildings opened in Giteelty today. Leading mailway representatives from nearby areas such as Gankda and Mitine attended the gathering.
Crook County Journal reports timber dealers from Bend sold their pine timber mill holdings and 5000 dollars worth of pine timber to a Wisconsin company for a total consideration of 28000 dollars last week. The sellers are Tim and Reed of Bend, in business there for three years.
Advertises Cuticura Soap as the world’s greatest skin soap and claims its sale surpasses that of other skin soaps. Emphasizes superior cleansing and product superiority to readers.
An advertisement extolls Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the great skin cure. It promises preservation, purification, and beautification of the skin and scalp, relief from dandruff, hair loss, and irritations, and suitability for baby care and nursery use. It claims Cuticura Soap is unmatched for toilet, bath, and nursery purposes.
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