Fall Footwear Styles for All Ages
Clever styles and snappy models target young men while conservative fits suit older buyers. The season offers good shoes, a good fit, and the best styles in footwear from $3.50 to $6.00.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1912
Page
2
Clever styles and snappy models target young men while conservative fits suit older buyers. The season offers good shoes, a good fit, and the best styles in footwear from $3.50 to $6.00.
An advertisement highlights an immense assortment of shirts ties and collars in the newest styles. It promises the wearer will look well dressed no matter where they go and emphasizes economical pricing.
A brief note highlights popular neckwear styles offering values for careful buyers. Notable prices listed include 25¢ 35¢ 50¢ and 1.00.
E D Sexton of Los Angeles will address Pendleton Sunday afternoon at the Opera House on the topic Death What is it The lecture is free to the public as part of the International Bible Students association program The speaker is linked to J A Bohner in similar biblical lecturing and attendance is encouraged by the benevolent society
The passage notes the speaker’s strong scriptural knowledge and frequent appeals to a supreme authority. It cautions that his retentive memory and wide observations introduce vivid impressions, capturing valuable facts and deductions while suggesting that a more varied speaker could overwhelm the listener’s mind with clutter.
A church note states the 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon sermon by Mr Sexton will offer a thoughtful handling of the Bible. It urges attendees to expect both pleasure and profit from the address, noting the topic’s great importance to all.
An old advertisement promotes BAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP to ease soreness or congestion in the lungs or air passages. It lists prices of 26c, 60c and $1.00 per bottle and notes sale by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
New Yorker's body seared by flames after a large hoarding house owned by Philip Goldstein in Monticello burns. James Makosh of New York, a heavy cigarette smoker, is believed fatally burned after dropping a lighted cigarette on bedclothes and escaping in night attire. Over twenty five New York guests were asleep inside while the blaze forces them to flee in night clothing as the building goes up in flames. The incident follows prior losses including a barn fire with animals and grain and a recent automobile fatality involving Goldstein’s horse.
Katie Houlihan and her sister Mary, both from New York City, fought off two men near Fifty Sixth Street and Ninth Avenue as one attacker knocked Mary down. Katie remained active, delivering blows until a police officer arrived and the unnamed assailant withdrew.
James Kelly of 268 West Sixtieth Street was arraigned before Magistrate House in the West Side Court and sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse. Katie was commended for her plucky fleet action.
A sympathetic canary doctor with a lame foot and suave manner allegedly took money and canaries from several St. Louis women, including Mrs. Benjamin Jones of 8038 North Leffingwell avenue, promising swift care. He visited homes, took birds and cash, then vanished, with complaints mounting as birds were not returned. The police seek him for alleged bird illness cures.
A vintage ad claims yellow skin pimples and facial blemishes can be cured by purifying and invigorating the liver. It promotes HER BINE as a powerful liver correctant that cleanses the system and strengthens vitality. Price 60c, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
In Columbus Ohio a sleeping boy named Stanley Cramer was knocked from a wagon and tossed into a machine without waking. The event, described as an unusual phenomenon, occurred when a vegetable wagon rear end struck the boy and he remained asleep as the vehicle sped on.
A boy, knocked from a wagon in an accident northeast of the city, rode in a rapidly moving car for about an hour before waking and realizing he was in the vehicle. The auto belonged to Walter J. Jeffrey, a local manufacturer, and only his hat was found at the wreck before the boy's return.
G H Skolfield of Los Angeles plans a 1841 mile homing pigeon flight for Conqueror. A. W. Rockle will release the bird in Kansas City, with a record kept of its homeward journey. The pigeon has prior remarkable runs averaging 100 mph for twelve hours and 105 mph in another shorter trip.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment as highly effective for lame backs sore muscles sprains and rheumatic pains and notes it is sold by all dealers.
A young woman believed to be Perl Miley from Lafayette and a young man thought to be Ross Morgan of Gilman died by their own hands in a hotel room at the Commercial hotel in Kankakee. The act, premeditated, followed unsigned letters to friends about the plan. The woman first took carbolic acid and the man, after summoning a doctor, swallowed a further quantity.
Avalon Catalina Island reports a new record swordfish catch as Frank H Read of Oklahoma City Oklahoma weighs in a 242 pound king of the deep after two hours to bring the fish to the gaff marking the fourth record catch this year at the location.
Miss Leila Norvell of Hollx is visiting Pendleton today. She plans to tour local sights and meet residents during her trip.
Mrs John Rows Dickson hosted a grand open house on Pendleton’s south hill to introduce her daughter in law Mrs Henry Westbrooke Dickson drawing over 175 invitations. Guests enjoyed coffee and tea as Elen Cohens Norbourne Berkeley and C F Colesworthy poured. Numerous locals helped receive and entertain. An upcoming Sept 3 wedding of Nelie L Manuel Todhunter was noted with ceremony by Nathan Evans pastor and reception to follow. Echoes and Weston Leader columns reported civic social rounds, bridge evenings, and visits by locals to Portland Eugene and Richland.
The Churchites schedule shows a ten o clock Sunday school at eleven morning service with a sermon by Rev Tallman. No evening service is planned.
Corner Webb and Johnson streets under pastor N. Evans with morning theme Impressions of the Annual Conference. Evening topic Governor Wests Crusade. Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m.
Dean Hamilton will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. The 11 o clock sermon titled Christ's Mission to the World while the 8 pm service is A Call to Service. Sunday school begins at 10 am and a Young People's devotional service is planned for 7 pm.
Services at 11 o clock a m on Sunday with Sunday school at 10 o clock Morning subject is Man Wednesday evening meeting at 815 Reading room open daily 2 to 4 pm Corner Webb and Johnson streets All are cordially invited
Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 a.m and preaching at 11 a.m. Evening sermon at 8 p.m. Topics are Enlargment of Ideals and The Fullness of the Times. Minister T F Weaver leads.
The Church of the Redeemer will hold holy communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 10 a m divine service and sermon at 11 a m and a 7 30 p m service led by soloist Richard Mayberry with Charles Quinney as rector.
John F Louise aged 84 long time treasurer of Brown County Ohio and foe of John Morgan the Confederate raider died of heart disease at his son Georges home in Georgetown He buried county funds in his garden during the Civil War Morgan raided the town and dynamited the treasurer's office but found no money Louise later moved to Madison County and ran a general store at Rigdon Six children survive including Sylvester Louise and Margaret Farrington of Indianapolis
The remedy’s growing trust comes from user experience and reports of cures for colic diarrhoea and dysentery. For sale by all dealers.
Misa Vern Neave set a new women's mile open water swimming record at St Hellers Jersey Islands with a 41 minutes 41 45 seconds swim. The previous mark belonged to Annette Kellerman of Australia with 32 minutes 44 seconds. Neave also holds the 200 meter women’s record.
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