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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
2
Elegant waists feature chiffon fabric with dainty braids, set-in Kimona sleeves, lace piping, and messaline edging. Economical pricing invites quick selection before stock runs out. Ready for immediate purchase.
A retailer promotes a wide range of silk petticoats in rich tafetta. The items are described as soft, durable and resistant to cracking, emphasizing quality and longevity.
Cotton Marquesette offered in pink blue lavender brown and navy with a silk finish for street or evening wear. 40 inches wide and also available in white, 44 inches. See window display for pricing and details.
The Art Department unveils a new fall line of tapestry table covers and couch covers in rich colors and patterns. Conventional effects dominate. Prices range from 1.25 to 7.25 dollars for full sizes. Now on display on the second floor.
New wash cottons and flannels showcased in unlimited styles and colors. Includes Outing Flannels in 10 cents, Superior Flannelette, robe flannels, and Velour Flannels with full widths and yard prices ranging from 12 1/2 to 25 cents.
Plaids and novelty dress goods are highlighted with a wide selection of fabrics for children's dresses and more. Prices range from 50 cents to 39 dollars per yard for plaids and from 1 to 3 dollars per yard for novelty dress goods including separate skirts coats and all width colors. Come in and look with no trouble to show.
Pendleton's Cleanest and Best Grocery in Our Model Sanitary Basement. Phone Main 17. Just received a barrel of Silver Thread Sour Kraut gallon eee eee India Relish bulk pt 25¢ Snider's Pork and Beans cans 12 1-2¢ 20¢ and 25e. Red and green peeled Chilis cans 15¢ Fresh shipment Swifts Hams and Bacon. Fancy Grabenstein ae Apples from Hood River box to a 7 New Dill Pickles quart Summer Sausage pound Edain Cheese each Pineapples cheese each Pickles stuffed with Relish 4 fe Fresh Saratoga Chips packages Get our prices on Crockery. We carry a complete stock in connection with our 20¢ Ane $1.00 65¢ .
Genesee Idaho barn on F B Hamptons farm burned a large hay filled structure. Three horses were saved from the blaze as firefighters battled the flames. Neighbors provided aid as the barn suffered extensive damage. The cause was not yet determined.
Milton Oregon Methodists set apart October 2 to October for their week of prayer in the city.
Two men wanted at Winona were arrested in Endicott Washington and held for Colfax sheriff arrival. They escaped by prying off a toilet board and crawling through the hole in the wall.
Wallace Idaho report from Copper Camp indicates John Steine was struck with an axe by William McGuire Saturday night, causing a fractured skull. Medical condition described as serious with prognosis uncertain, stated as not more than a day or two.
In Freewater Oregon the Ferndale Aster club reports a surplus of $250 or a larger fund to improve next year’s show. Elected officers include President Otto Dillon and Vice President Mrs Charles Stewart, Secretary Mrs Chaintain, Treasurer Miss Lily Roeder.
A Tacomb Dredge operating near Aberdeen sank to the bottom of the Che bolle river after a damaged hull plank failed. The incident left 25 workmen needing rescue as they escaped drowning amid the 430 acres of tide nuts in Aberdoom. The ship carried an estimated value of 825,000.
Mrs Twucertia Sumeriin and her daughter were riding in a buggy near Fellows station eight miles east of Creston Washington when a band of sheep coming up a ridge caused a collision. Mrs Sumeriin suffered a broken arm and bruises and a dislocated shoulder was avoided.
J. H. Royce was arrested at Colfax while boarding a train to Spokane on instruction from the sheriff. He had sold a second hand store gun and a harp, carried two suitcases and a grip with six waste clothes, and about $25 worth of ties. A charge of stealing goods was placed against him by Porter of Chaunee station.
After leaving Malden Joe Weler's team ran away. He was thrown out and suffered head and hand cuts. Teammate Guy Archer sustained a broken leg and severe head bruising. Archer was carried three miles on a stretcher from John Steven's place to his father's home in Pine City, Washington.
Miss Ethel Gelger ich of Pine City was severely injured in a runaway near Malden Washington. She was rushing to a dentist appointment when dogs startled the horses causing the buggy to overturn. She was thrown clear and sustained deep scrapes and head and shoulder bruises.
Chicago representatives from National City Bank and Continental Bank of Chicago tour the Inland Empire and parts of Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. They pledge abundant capital for crops and industrial ventures, noting shifts in regional banking toward Chicago.
Chicago signals readiness to deploy millions to support Northwest bankers for cash flow, grain handling, flat financing, and additional legitimate business requirements in the region.
Pat Crowe, once linked to the Edie Cudahy kidnapping in Omaha, appears in Chicago court on a charge of insulting a woman. He showed a black eye and facial bruises after a confrontation with Fred Shea at 750 North Clark Street. Judge Caverty continued the case, noting Crowe’s deteriorated condition and lack of funds to pay a fine.
A Reeville man credits Macklen's Arnica Salve with curing a long running fever sore that resisted many remedies. He reports it healed with little scarring and praises it for healing burns, boils, cuts, bruises, swellings, and piles. Available for 2 1/2 cents at Koep pen e.
Mrs Gertrude Meister accuses husband of neglecting affection and failing to show love in daily life. The complaint seeks a divorce and the court will determine if the husband must be restrained from further molesting her.
A busy slate features Then You'll Remember Ale a memory tale with John Graygood as Henry Waters and Merram Nesbitt plus The Snuff Heroes Are Made of a Siegraph with a burglar thwarted by a heroine. Proving His Love Vita graph stars Florence Turner and Maurice Costello in a rousing romance. A Question of Modesty Lubkin and Pardon Me Lubkin add humorous vignettes.
The Pastime presents Jealousy by Vitagraph with Florence El Turner praised for powerful portrayal of jealousy and death final, plus How Algy Captured a Wild Man a breezy Santa Cruz Island legend based caper. Also shows Hier Brother's Photograph, Clover Beyond Her Yours, and Lake Thun Swiss views.
A quirky program note lists The Broken Vowr TM as a Wednesday and Thursday feature. A young man travels the world after being rejected by the girl he loves, meets a young monk, and pursues wealth in the big city before returning with a sensational development.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a sure cure for coughs and colds. It claims personal testimonials from Mrs Athan Polter, a neighbor Miss Henson, and others in Omaha praising the remedy, with sales by all dealers.
Summer skin troubles from pimples to eczema are blamed on acids and humors in the blood. The ad claims S S S purifies the blood, removes impurities, and permanently cures skin diseases by addressing the cause. Book and medical advice offered free. 5S.5S.S. sold at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CU. ATLANTA, Ga.
A dramatic montage follows a monk and a girl where she learns of his broken vows. She prays for guidance and commands him to return to the monastery. Four years later she prays with their baby girl as the monk prays in his moonlit cell, a poignant tableau of separation and faith.
Northern Pacific Ry leaves at 1 30 p m arrives Spokane 9 55 p m Tickets from W Adama Agent Pandlaton
Hyomei for catarrh offers a cocaine free remedy claiming quick, certain relief. The ad promotes an inhaler kit with eucalyptus thymol and antiseptics, guaranteed for catarrh asthma and deafness with money back, priced at $1 plus 60 cents for extra bottles.
The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows adopted an amendment to the constitution barring hotel keepers who sell intoxicants from admission to the order by a 189 to 15 vote. The lodge also declined to establish a Rebekah National Assembly by 133 to 69.
Spokane, Wash. residents of Waterville, seat of Douglas county, plan a petite carnival in late October or early November to honor the potato. Growers nationwide will be invited to exhibit the potato crop with substantial cash prizes and premiums in kind for displays.
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