Outing Flannel Assortment in Lights and Darks
An assortment outing flannel in lights and dark, plaids and stripes all colors. Plain colors of grey red pink blue and white for Rajimas night shirts and gowns. The ward 1 aul 12 1 2¢.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1913
Page
2
An assortment outing flannel in lights and dark, plaids and stripes all colors. Plain colors of grey red pink blue and white for Rajimas night shirts and gowns. The ward 1 aul 12 1 2¢.
The Gocycle is praised as safe for small children with quick stopping, minimal risk of forward or backward falls, and easy steering for sidewalk use. It is valued for symmetry in development, lightweight durability, and low cost at $1.25 cash or T. P. W. trading stamps.
Headquarter ad offers men's flannel shirts in all weights from heavy to light. All wool and cotton blends available with quality stitching and cutting. Patterns and colorings satisfy varied tastes priced from 1.00 to 3.50.
Lightweight French Novel ay material described as silk finish, blend of gore and cling, 22 inches wide sold for 50 cents per yard at the ward.
High finish watermarked broadcloth 52 inches wide ideal for garments. Available in golden brown navy Copenhagen pink light blue white and black. Sponged and shrunk. Price per yard two dollars fifty cents.
Women seek the right corset combining fashion with quality. The ad highlights Royal Worcester and Adjusto Corsets priced from $1.00 to $5.00, promising lasting fabric, ironing, and shape retention.
A local ad announces a new stock of cotton and wool batts for making comporters. Cotton batts priced at 10 15 25 65 69 cents and 1.00 dollars for larger sizes. Wool batts offered in finest quality 2 pounds ready for collection at two dollars.
Superintendent W. D. McNary at Mestern Oregon branch hospital conducts experimental use of reinforced concrete posts for fencing. Six strands of recycled barbed wire provide reinforcement. posts cost about 35 cents each, compared with cedar at 24 cents. Posts are seven feet two inches long, set 30 inches in ground, with iron staples and a top hook for wire. Plans aim to enclose the hospital farm with durable, economical fences.
Thime Fashion presents butterfly ornaments for fall millinery. Velvet hats feature white veiling near the edge with jet sequin accents and chenille wire bodies. Delicately crafted tulle loops and spangled elements complete the intricate designs.
Industry notes slow adoption of new soft taffetas for fall and winter gowns. Cheaper grades underperform. plain taffetas favored for dressy gowns with beaded garnitures and lace. Street wear leans navy brown mahogany Russian green taupe. Separate skirts surge on novelties like dark plaids cords ratines and velvets.
The topographic maps reveal altitude above sea level across mapped areas with contour lines. They depict physical features and works, offering a detailed height of hills and stones. Over 44 percent of the United States is mapped, including key regions, forming a comprehensive atlas of elevations.
Mrs. E. B. Aldrich hosted a Saturday musicale at 410 Madison Street with vocal solos by Mrs. J. B. Landers Mrs. J. R. Dickson Mrs. Carl Power and Miss Irmalee Campbell plus piano solos by Mrs. G. W. Phelps and Mrs. F. E. Hoyden. The guest list includes many local names and visitors from Victoria B C and Oregon City. Upcoming weddings feature Miss Javina Stanfield to Arthur G. Means and Miss Pearl McKenna to James S. Johns with ceremonies in Portland and Pendleton. Earlier, Miss Edith Woodcock hosted a pleasure gathering and Pendleton music lovers attended a Saturday recital at the Christian church by Miss Marion Burnett and Miss Nellie Whiting from Walla Walla.
Pendleton Aerie No.8 Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a smoker with about 10 members and guests. Notable acts included Karl Gulott on several instruments, Charles Atcheley on violin, and vocal solos by George Hackathorn Richard Lawrence and Joseph Nounsley. Tom Nye demonstrated hypnotism. J T Hinkle of Hermiston spoke on local verse history. The night ended with a clam banquet.
Weston Oregon records show Robert Jamieson of Walla Walla on business, Minnie Walker returning from Spokane, James Navin family back from Helix, Henry Waddingham purchasing Minnie Walker home on Upper Water, Rolce Miller of Athena in town, Jurle Kirkpatrick visiting Pendleton, John McRae family in Pendleton, Odessa Kirkpatrick and Agnes McKenzie in Garden City, William and Agnes McKensie in Athena, Burn Bannister visiting Grandma Bannister, and Hubert Proudfit moving family from Walla Walla.
Mr Proudfit will serve as satreaman at Geo Proebster's hardware store this winter. Mrs Ed Simpson and Mrs James Kilgore visited Athena during the week.
Prof Bert Merriam of Rahway New Jersey told the American Prison Association in Indianapolis that penal institutions offer better feeding housing and discipline than public schools. He cited regular meals clean clothing and regular sleep for inmates and contrasted this with harsh home conditions in many city neighborhoods.
A motivational recruitment plea promises lucrative, easy, educational work in motion picture production. The Los Angeles based cooperative offers mutual aid, freedom from wage drudgery, and potential yearly earnings from $5,000 to $10,000, urging readers to request free details by mail.
The notice lists the Corresponding Secretary of the American Association of Photoplay Authors located at 357 South Hill Street Los Angeles California.
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