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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
3
Special attention is directed to a showing of new Fall Dress Goods with every good weave and coloring including items not shown elsewhere. Prices offer a distinct saving and showings aim to induce immediate purchase.
A seller highlights Munsing Women's Knit Underwear with fall and winter weight fabrics in perfect-fitting styles. Claims garments are worth at least two fourths more in price and promotes Union Suits of best careerness.
A catalog style listing shows various fabrics in black including 10 inch granite 44 inch novelty stripes 44 inch basket weaves 40 inch tafetas and taffetas 40 inch wool 40 inch serges 44 inch mohair Sicilians 40 inch empire and panama fabrics 50 inch chiffon panama.
Beautiful fabrics shown in full range of color combinations including red brown green and blue. Enaranteed to wear most satisfactory.
Umatilla notes report visitors and local activity including tracks on the O R N and a new bridge project. Oregon football under Coach Warner prepares with eight seniors and a large squad, outlining schedule and assistants. A medicine ad and wage debate in England accompany local items in this period roundup.
London reports that Cradley Heath women chinamakers face a lockout leaving 600 unemployed even at 5 cents an hour. The piece portrays the brutal toll of their work in bleak, crowded dwellings and their grim prospects for wages and relief.
Notice states the Central Meat Market will close from 12 m to 6 p m and open from 7 p m to 7 p m on Thursday, September 29 due to the Roundup.
Many Milton residents plan to attend the Pendleton fair this week. The Milton Freewater booth organizers include Mrs. Otto Didion N T Maneli L L Berry and F B Cockburn. Visitors and movers include Mrs J L Williams from Lostine Mrs George Edwards and Miss Fannie Pritchard from Henville Minn and the Edwards family from Portland. The Chapman and Jones families also relocate or travel while several locals, including J A Mann, prepare for Portland. The illness of T W Jones’s little daughter is noted.
London report tells of a former White House gardener who funded restoration of the old parish church at Chatteris Cambridge. The tale follows Robert Wright who served as sexton and later returned from America to aid the church with a vast legacy totaling nearly 5000 pounds, the aim now complete six years after his death.
A brief note reports that checks were issued on pool games at the Pastime Parlors. J H Esths is referenced in connection with the payment or issuing party. The item reads as a local business snippet with no further details.
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