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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
6
Gray's Harbor Commercial Company advertises a wide lumber stock to meet customers' needs. It urges customers to compare figures from others and then visit for purchases. The notice emphasizes a broad selection and availability of materials for various projects.
Inventory listing items such as shingles doors windows moulding and screen doors and windows kept in a comprehensive lumber yard stock for house construction and repair needs.
Colonel George French of the Salvation Army will speak tonight at the Congregational church in Pendleton, accompanied by Major Dobbins of Portland and other officers. French, a longtime army officer and organizer in Holland, has led efforts in Chicago and the Pacific Coast, with strong praise from major newspapers. The item also notes local hauling services by William Connerley at Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard with horses for sale and feed trades.
Caval lere Emito Rivera directs the Royal Italian Band in a Frazer Hall concert next Monday. The group, 55 leading Italian musicians, is billed as a premier foreign ensemble. Ticket prices range from 1 to 1.50, with gallery seats 50 cents.
Sheriff Storey plans a public execution of murderer A L Bel ding for July killings. Attendees would pay 5 dollars toward support for Bel ding a year old boy. Tickets show brisk demand as the hanging nears, if the act proceeds tomorrow.
Prices listed for October 30 and 31 show a range from 68 cents to 2.15 dollars. The fragment suggests multiple items with varied prices, typical of a short local ad. No specific products or shops identified in the readable text.
Local sale notice advertises wool blankets discounted on October 30 and again on the 3rd. Items include assorted sizes and colors with limited stock. Shoppers urged to visit the store early for best selection.
A rough storefront listing shows table linen, napkins, and towels with various prices. Items include linen Damask in multiple grades priced from 19c to 96c, napkins and crashes priced at fractions of a dollar, and towels advertised from 6c to 260 per yard.
This season features boys clothing including double breasted reefers sailor outfits and a Russian blouse. The collection showcases latest style and cut, emphasizing nautical and winter wear for young shoppers.
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