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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
2
A Pendleton retailer highlights a complete line of children and youth shoes bought before price rises. The assortment covers Big Girls to Little Men with widths, fittings, and styles from calf, patent, gun metal, and patent cloth tops to Mary Janes and dress shoes, priced mainly between $1.50 and $3.00.
Velvet fabrics prove popular this season with velvets in velour and costume varieties. Offered in brown, taupe, black, green, rose de barry, and other shades, 26 to 42 inches wide, priced 1.00 to 6.50 per yard. Taffeta silks come in diverse colors and patterns, suitable for dresses and suits, priced 1.50 to 3.00 per yard. Sport stripe corduroy introduces new sport wear options, 27 inches wide in color combos like gold and black, blue and red, green and black, priced 2.00 per yard.
Harriet Young returns from ta Grande and plans to resume class work this week. Parish Aid and related church groups meet at the rectory this afternoon. Several local residents and students depart for Seattle and Portland for university study this year. Various townspeople and visitors travel through Pendleton and surrounding areas for education, work, or leisure.
The Salem Commercial Club hosted a meeting to recruit about 600 new members amid plans to boost outreach through a banquet and campaigns. President Brock noted a probable delay until next year due to funding, while several new members joined including Clarence HM Pens fond, William Donn, Kay Pale, William Purelidiee, J Geeon, and BF Arc. Admiral Dewey and others contributed to ongoing efforts to attract working men and support local improvements.
A window at Lilver more and Bickers was damaged yesterday afternoon when a rock struck it during a passing auto accident. Pacineri Lere, L. D. Hewland, former Cmatilla county watermaster and now engineer of Union county, was in town on business seeking the fall to succeed himself in office.
R od McAllister of the Pendleton Drago donated an illuminated light for the entrance of the Pendleton Commercial Association. He was tendered thanks by the association in appreciation of the gift.
A section of the old Happy Canyon framework on Main Street was demolished yesterday afternoon in minutes. A crew from a nearby home team attached the frame and brought it to the ground with ease.
The Commercial association will cooperate with the Wo OC T 1 to prepare for the state Wo TV convention here. Metus her and entertaining the inition during the convention.
John Montgomery of the Puget Sound Warehouse Company reports telegraphed letters from many men across the northwest seeking winter work in Pendleton. The story notes a labor shortage and influx of applicants hoping for seasonal employment this season.
Circuit Judge Phelps presides over the water rights decree affecting the Cinnatuiin river. The decree is open for inspection at the attorney’s office for a set period. The decision and draft decree were issued in earlier ruling and now undergoes potential amendments before final action.
London reports that British warships captured a submarine merchant vessel, with the public skeptical about other reports from New York and Greece. The tangled dispatches hint at a pivotal naval action, though details remain unclear amid wartime confusion.
A local inventor Blydenstein pushes for forming a corporation to extend his self rising iron and dietary fiber project. The Commercial Association plans to study the proposal and named a committee to confer. A Sydney project report weighs investment in stock film production but cautions against stock selling and urges local decision. Germany plans quarterly water supply days. some rural families lack it annually.
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