Silk and Wool Poplins Dress Materials Ad
Silk and wool poplins offered in taupe brown gray navy black and fall shades. Fringes carry fashion approval and are shown to match the fall materials. Prices range from 95 cents to 2 dollars per yard.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
2
Silk and wool poplins offered in taupe brown gray navy black and fall shades. Fringes carry fashion approval and are shown to match the fall materials. Prices range from 95 cents to 2 dollars per yard.
Words of praise came from Columbia River Conference members as they left Pendleton noting the best entertainment in 21 years. Dr A F P Hawk credited hospitality, thanking residents who opened homes, business leaders for support, banks and newspapers for aid, and the Commercial Association for backing the annual conference.
Portland Sept 11 deputy sheriff Taylor killed a man believed to be Art Metalrichwen after the man slashed at him with a knife. Taylor was wounded nine times but survived. The coroner was notified and the body taken for identification.
A Toledo store clarifies there is no government order barring retailers from yarn sales. It says manufacturers and wholesalers were asked to turn over knitting worsted in military colors, but no ban on high colored domestic yarns exists. The shop will sell current stock at cost and urges buyers to act quickly while supplies last.
A Pendleton Indian Robe is advertised as the cheapest wool article of its kind manufactured. It’s high quality yet offered at a bargain price of 12.50. The limited supply urges buyers to act quickly for uses such as couch covers, auto robes, or bed covers.
The readable text hints at a military or territorial context with Averill and PaUorh, a river, and a planned camp. It mentions bonds dated August 2 and maturing August 1, a sale to Chico, and preparations for a Conrail/Aragon station. The fragmentary notes reference camp entries, lodging, and fees, with scattered names and places.
Help needed to house boys in need with emphasis on older youths. Readers offered contact to arrange shelter or lodging, with a phone number for inquiries before the stated deadline. Classified ad urges forwarding the article to anyone who can help.
General Charles F. Lee heads the Britionic aeronautical mission now flying with American and Enepiloh aviators touring major cities to showcase aviation progress. Washington witnesses his sharp maneuvers including the map leaf drop the Immelmann and other front line stunts.
Yale track star Johnny Overton, famed distance runner and captain of the Yale team, died serving in France after enlisting in the Marines following America’s entry into World War I. He had previously joined Yale University Battery units in Mexico and was celebrated as a leading American college athlete in 1915 and 1916.
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