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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
2
New fabric offering Striped Mohair for one piece dresses, silk and wool blend in black and white blue and white and even stripe. Soft as silk it does not ravel and runs 42 inches wide at a yard price of 1.50.
New dress silks from the world market arrive in moire striped and plain colors for suits and coats. Available in blue gray and black, 36 inches wide. LET US show YOU.
A feature on refined clothing for young men detailing expert techniques in tailoring and fabric selection. It highlights bespoke approaches, seasonally suited cuts, and the influence of modern styling on traditional menswear.
A display showcases complete embroidery packages including gowns combinations infant dresses caps and sacques waists kimonos budok caps and novelties. All materials and thread are included with the items arranged on the 2nd floor Art Department fixtures.
The article traces buckle prominence in women’s fashion from ornamental foot ornaments to shoe accents. It notes societal critique in earlier eras, the shift to visible buckles on slippers and pumps, and how good taste adapts with time. it argues for variety in suitable shoes for different occasions and dismisses overbearing high heels for everyday wear.
Colonel Robert A. Miller of Portland announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. He proposes an advisory cabinet drawn from each party represented on the ballot, to meet with the governor annually in the state capital. He emphasizes the cabinet would be voluntary, not mandated by law, and would advise on state government.
The Cole party test car, with Chief Engineer Charles S Crawford and Chief Tester Lew Pettijohn from Cole Motor Car, traveled from Portland to Pendleton via the Cascades to attend the Pendleton Round-Up. They reported good road conditions, praised the trip as a healthful vacation, and noted favorable gasoline performance with a hot water jacketed intake manifold.
A man who is obliging gains popularity as others exploit his willingness. He becomes known for accommodating demands and yielding easy compliance, which enhances his public appeal while masking potential manipulation.
Oregon Agricultural College reports the potato tuber moth has not invaded Oregon fields yet. Professor N F P Wilson says precautions are key as the pest spread from California in imported potatoes. State inspectors should examine shipments and destroy any infected tubers to keep the moth out of Oregon.
Advertisement notes despondency is caused by indigestion and constipation and quickly disappears when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs L Rogers returns to Echo Oregon from Wilam valley after several months away in ill health. The town news notes Henry B Tickner from Portland visiting, Miss Clara Ripper dies, Harriet Atkinson visits Portland after a week with her mother Mrs Anne Young, Elizabeth George and J H Parker from Baker City visit. Also Mr and Mrs John Fulton of Wasco visit Butter Creek, Carl Scholl of Walla Walla visits Louis Scholl Sr, Etting Spike of Buhl Idaho visits, Ted Fleischour heads home to Portland after Pendleton Round-up, Wm Bigabee returns from Hot Lake treatment, and Mr and Mrs Cloyd Oliver of Ruhfahe are among visitors.
To restore Tin and Zine rub briskly with a cloth dipped in washing soda until dry then apply a stiff paste of whiting water and ammonia. Wipe off all powder before storing. Clean zine with soap and warm water and dry then rub with a cloth dipped in turpentine or kerosene.
A vivid advertising pitch promotes Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the stomach, remove sour undigested food and bile, and restore regular bowels. It claims a 16 cent box keeps the stomach sweet and head clear, suitable for men, women, and children.
Amusements note the Orpheum offers a two part drama The Power of Conscience starring Francis X Bushman with a tale of miners love and murder followed by a minister’s stirring sermon The program continues with Vitagraph comedy Her Husband's Wife Lubin features and Edison shorts First Aid to the Injured and Bobbie's Long Trousers detailing police work and a child’s growth
The Pantinews announces new weekly change days Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. On Tuesday a two part feature The Burning Minot with Harry Moore and Ethel Clayton plus a Biograph with Dorothy Gish and Robert Harmon and an Edison comedy The Burning River. Lubin in two parts shows Mayor Weltman battling a crooked politician Dan Sullivan. A red hot rivet misthrown starts a fire that kills Sullivan and suspicion falls on his son who loves Margaret Sullivan. She clears him and the ending is a heart thriller. The Adopted Brother Biograph and His Bread Upon the Water return.
The program lists multiple short features. Held for Ransom portrays a hero abducting a rich man’s daughter until property is restored, with a Haunted Peak apparition prompting release. Hie Ups and Downs and Where Love Dwells offer light novelty scenes. Algy on the Force features a police misadventure, with Miss Marguerite Mahoney singing.
Pendleton voters hear assurances of a “mighty good town” and a pledge to bring Meritol preparations through the American Drug and Prem Association. The ad promotes member-only sales and guarantees quality, urging residents to ask to see Meritol goods.
A local advertisement touts Merital Tonic Digestive as a potent strength renewer and nerve tonic for people in poor health. The notice claims it rebuilds vitality and vigor and identifies Tallman & Co as exclusive Pendleton agents.
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