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Made of gingham and galatea. Daintily made neat and serviceable good ages 2 to 14 years. Priced from to.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
2
Made of gingham and galatea. Daintily made neat and serviceable good ages 2 to 14 years. Priced from to.
Warm shaker knit Runick Sweater Coat lot offered at five dollars per piece. Colors include red grey and white. New stock, complete selection, cash-and-carry sale urging immediate purchase.
A new arrival of black and white check dress goods in four sizes from 44 to 56 inches wide. Best quality material for Norfolk suits, extra skirts and one piece dresses. Priced at 1.25 and 1.50 per yard. Express delivery available.
The advertisement promotes a fall line of men’s clothing including heavy wool medium and light cotton and wool in colors grey white red blue brown black and natural. It highlights Shanknit Socks as the best sock values with cotton lisle wool or silk varieties priced at 25 35 and 50 cents.
Yesterday's freight introduced a line of large shaped caps in Pendleton featuring snaggy patterns. Prices are $1.00 $1.50 and $2.00 with emphasis on quality and value for customers.
New shipment of shoes offers dress boots for women in a wide variety of styles. Patterns include suede and patent leather options in colors like tan and grey with tops ranging from cloth to cravenette. Special price around 3.50 to 5.85, featuring comfortable fits for many occasions.
Pendleton’s Cleanest Best Grocery advertises a spotless basement and a range of items. T. P. W. Special Blend Coffee 35¢, the beet coffee on earth, Swiss Cheese fresh shipment, Cream and Roquefort cheeses, New Dills, Pure Maple Sap products, and assorted dairy and grocery specials with prices listed for quarts and gallons.
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed W. B. Drum’s suit to stop Cleveland from issuing one million dollars in bonds for a municipal lighting plant. A New York Forum writer praises the era’s literary geniuses while a widow’s flirtation note ends with a blunt remark on politeness to wives.
A sewing minded woman discovers a wall mounted wire rack for spools and notes labor saving tricks like pinning old sheets under the machine and before a fitting mirror. She outlines at home small dress patterns, a blue cashmere blouse and a blue embroidered yoke with a gathered mousseline sleeve. Also described are lamp brackets for wall mounting plants to save space and optimize light in windows.
Strengthen weak kidneys and find relief fast with Electric Bitters. Promoted as a wonderful remedy praised by women nationwide, it is claimed to cure indigestion and biliousness, with Mr. John Dowling of San Francisco citing gratitude for its effect on his wife. Sold at Koeppens for 60 cents and 1.00.
Captain Mooney said detectives have accounted for every hour of A R Coulson s time through the night of the killing of William Archer and George Kovack while Coulson is held awaiting formal charges The wounded common law wife will testify when able The shooting occurred during lunch in a garage and the wife Identification of the shooter is suspected to be her husband
Practical home crafts guidance covers peeling baked sweet potatoes with lard, removing scorch marks from linen, rag rug weaving described as new fiber matting, crocheted button covers and jackets for molds, and cretonne slips for closet wardrobes. It emphasizes color matching and at home embellishment ideas.
The fragment discusses eggs as nutritious whether raw or boiled and claims boiled eggs are hard to digest. It also critiques milk as imperfect for both the very young and old, noting it cannot sustain the energy needs of a vigorous adult. A strict milk diet is mentioned.
Wichita Sept 24 United States Judge Pollock ruled in the case of Lee Baker charged with violating the Mann act saying the act was not meant to stop personal escapades but to prohibit the transportation of girls for commercial purposes. The decision challenges the San Francisco ruling in the Diggs and Caminetti cases and narrows the act to commercial trafficking.
Beginning this week the Orpheum changes program four times weekly on Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Thursday features The Water Rat a two reel Sel)
The Pastime presents Joyce of the North Woods with Mary Fuller and Augustus Phillips from Harriet T. Comstock's novel, filmed to capture lumber camp atmospherics. Following is His Lordship Billy Smoke, a Vitagraph comedy with Mary Charleson Ruth, Charles Bennett Lord Pitzwoodle, and Edwin August. An educational Pathe segment on cosmopolitan life in Cairo completes the program.
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus presents its popular show with natural performances by animals and children. The kangaroo behaves least like a posed subject while other beasts act naturally, even during a keeper interaction that places no hindrance to the trainer’s commands.
An ad promotes Hyomel as a simple inhaled treatment for catarrh. It claims the medicated air reaches throat nose and lungs without stomach involvement and guarantees relief with money back if it fails. The complete kit with inhaler and liquid costs $1.00 from Tallman & Co.
The upcoming four reel feature takes audiences behind the scenes of a Hagenbeck-Wallace show. From unloading cars to ground prep and elephant baths, it chronicles the circus life in a realistic, entertaining way. Shown September 24 and 25 for two days only.
A new Alia theater program opens with strong comedies The Tale of o.Flo and The Great Tow ee Robbery and acceptable dramas The Lost Copperhead and Just in Time. The showhouse debuts with a balanced mix and repeats tonight with an updated lineup tomorrow including The Death Stone of India and The Pearl of the Golden Went. Friday and Saturday offer vaudeville acts Howard and Graf Hillam and Marka.
A vintage ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as an easy way to darken gray hair. It claims the tonic makes hair darker, glossier, and fuller while stopping dandruff and itching with regular use and simple application.
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