Dinnerware Clean-up Sale On Three Pattern Sets
Local sale offers a strong discount on three standard dinnerware patterns this week. Limited stock expected as items are pushed to clear before damage increases and final quantities are sold.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
8
Local sale offers a strong discount on three standard dinnerware patterns this week. Limited stock expected as items are pushed to clear before damage increases and final quantities are sold.
John Weidert, once a Walla Walla resident and Pendleton landholder, is under arrest in Everett on charges of assisting in the mutilation and defacement of $20 gold pieces. His son-in-law Hess filed the information, claiming the pair planned to extract gold dust by altering coins for profit, with a troubled history and a disputed reputation surrounding Weidert.
Frank X Schempp a Pendleton resident born December 8 1563 died after a long illness from heart and lung complications. He helped operate the first Pendleton to Walla Walla railroad service and later worked at the old transfer house before becoming proprietor of the Columbia saloon for several years. Funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon.
A fragment urges improving digestion to restore the stomach to normal condition. It emphasizes that gut health measures overall well being and is presented as a path to enjoying life through better digestion.
An advertisement extols Hostetters Stomach Bitters as the best stomach medicine. It claims to cure indigestion dyspepsia chills colds and various ailments and urges readers to try it today. The copy emphasizes its efficacy for poor appetite and general stomach distress.
Funeral plans emerge for a deceased man whose wife mourns him. He is survived by his mother in Miewourt and a brother, with two sleiters noted. No exact hour yet. services likely Wednesday or Thursday afternoon. Eagles and Redmen will jointly conduct the funeral. remains at Boher & Folsom parlors.
J M Clarke, a Freewater area fruit rancher, reports daily tomato shipments to Seattle. He said locals would not buy at 15 cents a box, Walla Walla offered 15 cents, Ferguson Kryce Co. urged carload consignments, but a trial shipment by express yielded 69 cents per box. He credits late season quality and careful packing for the strong price.
Parsifal, the Wagner drama, opens tomorrow night at Fraser with a 7:45 curtain. A Wagner prelude plays at 7:40 and a trumpet announces the start. no admittance during the performance. The production depicts the Holy Grail temple scene with Gurnemanz Kundry and Parsifal. PMID
C. J. Rueckman, after resuming his post as freight conductor on the KR&N, plans departure in a few days for Jalapa in Vera Cruz, Mexico, to join the Mexican Central railway.
L L Tallman of Wallin Walla, brother of J W Tallman of this city, has been aligned to the department for chemistry on the Washington state board of pharmacy.
A Bart Oregonian notice records a local meeting in Oregon with officials cited and a scheduled agenda item. The brief lists participating organizations and a tentative date, noting time and location for residents to attend or submit comments.
A San Francisco Chronicle extracted item describes Sherman, Clay & Co avoiding sensational ads while promoting Steinway pianos. The firm fences the Steinway with no discounts, contrasting rivals using inducements and installment offers. It notes a joint action with Lyon & Healy, then explains how coast dealers were notified and the move publicized without sensationalism. Also mentions rewards and local ads for goods and stoves.
Our slogan promises change in Cuba and Spain with a bold claim that those who laugh last will be vindicated. The ad-style note urges readers to trust their laundries and assurances to avoid personal ridicule from unclean garments.
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