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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
4
The ad promotes Stein-Bloch smart clothes as offering better value and lasting quality. It appeals to the buyer's wisdom, asserting guaranteed shape retention and superior workmanship at the same price as lesser suits. It emphasizes style authority and the best value procurable.
Echo Oregon reports J W Watenburger awards a 3500 dollar home contract to H dD Holmes. Construction starts immediately on a seven acre tract across the Umatilla River, Echo. The dwelling will be the owner’s home residence with other valuable property owned locally. Work has begun on the rearrangements.
A 60 cent Diapepsin case is touted to cure indigestion in five minutes, ease sour stomachs, and restore appetite. The ad claims harmless, candy-tasting doses digest meals and prevent laxatives, while also noting local social and business notes including store remodeling and visiting dignitaries.
The Pacific Monthly offers full information on Western resources and reclamation projects with stories by Jack London. Introductory rates: six months for fifty cents if accepted by February 1 1911. Send name address and fifty cents to Portland Oregon.
For sale: 100 acres suitable for wheat barley and timothy with portion suitable for winter apples and pears plus plums prunes cherries ema fruit and vegetables. Located in rain belt. Five head of horses and a combine bought this season. Address Box 108 Weeton Ore.
Alexander announces Fall and Winter shoe styles for women built on forty years of experience. New materials include suede, velvets, satins, cravenettes and gun metal calf with fresh shapes in plain and laced models. Sutton Shoes also highlighted with a wide school range from $1.50 to $6.00, Misses and Boys styles priced accordingly.
Moscow sees more than 209000 spent on new buildings including an 80000 federal office, 25000 packing plant, 40000 harvester works, plus warehouses. National Harvester works expands with fourth concrete building while a new potato warehouse rises near Inland Empire tracks. Chamberlain’s Colic remedy promotes relief for bowel issues. Lady Blomfield comments on Munich events and Lang’s role in the Passion Play amid tourist attention.
Lady Bloomfield, after two months in Oberammergau, appeals to visitors to honor the sacred purpose of the Passion play. She notes English-speaking crowds in June and July behaved decorously, but urges improved sensitivity among travelers toward Bavarian villagers and their holy performance.
The passage praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as dependable for diarrhoea dysentery and bowel complaints. It notes it is pleasant to take and suitable for children and adults and that it is sold by all dealers.
London debates where the investiture of the Prince of Wales should take place. Cardiff or Caernarvon both claim priority, and a double investiture is considered likely. London tradesmen grouse at King George’s spending, contrasting him with his father.
Don’t waste money on plasters, use Chamberlain's Liniment for twenty five cents. A dampened flannel with this liniment eases a lame back, side and chest pains, cheaper than plasters. Sold by all dealers.
Notice states the Central Meat Market will close from 12 noon to 6 pm and reopen from 6 pm to 7 pm on Thursday September 29 due to the Roundup event. The hours reflect parity with market operations during the roundup.
An advertisement urges Foley Kidney Pills to aid aging kidneys and bladder, promising quick relief and lasting benefit. It cites symptoms such as backache sleeplessness and urinary irregularities and includes a testimonial from J J Jouris claiming recovery after a two year ailment and daily work restored.
A brief notice urges prompt plumbing upkeep to save time, temper, and money as cold days approach, inviting readers to consider preventive fixes for the season.
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