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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
2
A quirky miscellany of home tips and fashion notes from early 20th century periodicals. It blends household hints for fabrics and produce with fashion briefings and sewing ideas, naming tips on cleanliness, storage, and autumn trends from Philadelphia Times and Newark News.
New goods arriving by express daily. Materials shown in correct styles and colorings for street and evening wear. Silk and wool poplins in all shades. Winter coating fabrics in plaids two faced zibelenes chinchil la, priced from $1.50 to $4.50 per yard.
Local shop in Pendleton claims to be the sole source for school shoes with superior service and careful fittings. Prices are advertised as consistently lower, aiming to attract parents shopping for children’s footwear.
A local ad promotes boys underwear in wool or cotton with two piece sets or union suits. Available in light, medium, or heavy weight at prices as low as 25 cents and up to 1.50. Multiple options highlighted to fit different warmth needs.
The notice urges customers to save T. P. W. Trading Stamps for a five percent saving on all purchases. Coupled with already low prices, the store promotes itself as the best place to outfit children for school.
In London at Earl's Court a display from the Terra Nova voyage shows artifacts from Captain Scott's polar party. Items include a scraped cookie pot, an empty provision bag, a sledging shovel, and the inner lining of the tent that sheltered the dead. Also shown are a model of the death tent and the cave shelter used for seven months, along with a camera, theodolite, thermometers, and a typewriter.
A Tuesday program offers a two part feature The Power of Conscience with Francis X. Bushman and Essanay two reel drama The Turning Tiger with Harry Myers and Ethel Clayton. Also Vitagraph comedy and Lubin and Biograph offerings plus a four weekly change of pictures and local parade news.
A country town milkman near New York stands before a focal court accused of adulterating milk. The judge asks for a response. the milkman offers a weather related explanation noting his cows may have produced wet milk after a heavy rain. The remark appears in Harper's Weekly.
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, safe remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach disorder. It promises relief in five minutes regardless of meals, claiming sour belching and undigested food eructations vanish and the stomach feels sweet and clear. It urges readers to buy a fifty cent case now.
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