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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
2
Mothers attention offered a complete infant department with a wide range of styles and prices. Coats, kimonas, sweaters, caps, capes, nighties, blankets and other wearing apparel available from 1.95 dollars upward, all reasonably priced.
Patent leather belts for women and children offered in black red green and white. Suitable for Norfolk or Russian blouse suits. Priced at 25 35 and 50 cents.
A large shipment of white gloves arrives offering one and 16 button styles in full size range. One button gloves priced at 1.25 dollars and 16 button gloves at 3.00 dollars.
Heavy weight fabric sold by the yard at 35 cents. Keeps you warm and ready for cold weather use.
All wool in grey pink blue and red offered for craft use as season approaches. Consumers urged to stock up and prepare fabrics and garments ahead of time.
Advertises west jacquard silk fabric 27 inches wide in evening and street shades. Describes good weight and serviceable condition with price per yard listed as .000. CBee.
Edwin D. Baldwin former private secretary to Congressman Ellis and campaign manager has been named secretary of the state Republican central committee by Chairman Moores. He will share headquarters on the second floor of the Imperial Hotel in Portland. Baldwin, son of Portland pioneer J. C. Baldwin, grew up in The Dalles and Whitman College graduate. He later edited the Evening Statesman and served in Washington, D. C. as secretary to Representative Ellis and in Senator Hitchcock's office. He now practices law in Portland.
Princess Radziwill prepares new adventures after escaping Odessa. A stowaway on a steamer, she faces pursuit by police and plans to travel to Europe and Puri while avoiding wardrobe replenishment. Her latest escapade follows a lively clash with authorities.
In Alsace a Kaiserin visits an elementary school and asks pupils what treat they want. A shy class asks permission to speak French, but language policy in the region complicates the offer. The monarch promises to consider the request, while a French reply from a pupil highlights tensions.
An advertisement claims Parisian Sage preserves natural hair color, stops fading, nourishes the scalp, bans dandruff, prevents itching, and promotes heavy hair growth. A large 64 cent bottle is sold by Tallman & Co with a money back if dissatisfied plan.
New York report by W J Dingle Ding shows straw votes on three routes revealing party leanings. Democrats lead among passengers though some Roosevelt and Debs choices appear. Vermont and other sample results cited by Democratic officials indicate Democrats gaining ground and Republicans shrinking ahead of November.
Special correspondence from Athena Oregon notes Mr and Mrs William Tompkins and daughter Lillkin returning Sunday from a three months coast and Canada trip. Mr Tompkins health greatly improved. Pendleton resident H A Bundy visited Athena Sunday and Earl Rose of Weston was in Athena Monday. M B Hill traveled up from Pendleton Sunday.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for headaches bilious upset and stomach liver disorders. It claims a 10 cent box keeps liver and bowels clean and stomach sweet with gentle overnight action, suitable for children who “taste good” and never gripe.
A string of local visitors and day trips is noted with residents from Weston, Athena, Pendleton, Walla Walla, Spokane, Lethbridge Alberta, and Helix stopping in nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. James Leland, Mrs. D. T. Willaby, Mrs. HO Worthington, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. De Freece, Miss Pauline Myrick, Miss Gladys Smith, Mrs. Katie Brookner, Miss Wilma Dupuis, J. Lewis, Miss Erma King, and Miss Ida Kilgore.
The public's trust in Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy rests on observed cure experiences and widespread reports of relief from colic, diarrhoea, and dysentery. For sale by all dealers.
A compact witty remark notes the idea that a high power automobile replaces a low power intellect when the fool killer seeks rest, presenting a sharp, concise satirical image.
Five year battle with rheumatism left knees stiff and pain constant for Tenry J. Goldstein of Barton Street Barton Mars before Hood's Sarsaparilla. He reports rapid relief and a full recovery after using the medicine in liquid or Sarsatabs form.
University of Oregon extends forty courses by mail to Oregon citizens with only postage and bulletin costs. Courses span Botany Debating Economics Education Electricity English and more, plus in residence tracks for Engineering Journalism Law Medicine and Teaching with fall term opening Sept 17. Contact the Secretary for catalogues and details.
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