Warm Night Gowns for Men Sale Ad
Store promotes warm men's night gowns for the season and cold nights. Encourages buying now while the fall line is complete with prices ranging from 75 cents to 1 dollar and 50 cents.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
2
Store promotes warm men's night gowns for the season and cold nights. Encourages buying now while the fall line is complete with prices ranging from 75 cents to 1 dollar and 50 cents.
New crepe chiffon fabric offers a 42 inch dress drape with crepe effect. Available in peacock light blue mail and navy. Just in by express yard pricing at 1.25 dollars.
Advertisement notes fluffy white fleece wool in two pounds perfect for a comforter. Packed in a carton, pure and sanitary. Priced at $2.25 per pack.
The yard offers Justin express fabrics in new shades of grey taupe and brown. Descriptions note sewers and light golden tones with best quality guaranteed. Price listed as $2.00.
Vanity cases in gilt and silver come in various designs and mesh bags in all sizes priced from 1.25 to 4.50 dollars.
Advertisement states cotton batt sizes from 1 2 pounds to 3 pounds, available at 10 15 25 65 95 cents and 1 dollar per unit, with pricing listed for multiple weights.
New York Sept 27 Harvard meets Maine in Cambridge as college football opens across the East and Midwest with nearly fifty games. Yale scouts watch Maine as Harvard aims to gauge Crimson strength. Army also resumes against Norwich while Navy debuts next week against Pittsburgh.
The Portland Evening Telegram lauds Pendleton for an extraordinary exhibition in its Round-up. It notes unmatched display and strategic location advantages that attract regional attention from nearby Indiana influences.
Mrs M E Gebhart of Oriole Pa reports quick relief from diarrhoea after using Chan verlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on recommendation of merchant Mr Yorks. She says one dose cured her and others she treated. Dealers carry remedy.
The data indicates the average murder rate per million people in 30 American cities from 1901 to 1919 was 69 with a peak around 87 in 1911. In foreign countries murder rates ranged from 6 to 16 per million, illustrating wide international variation.
At a Current Literature club session delegates were elected to the State Federation convention at Hood River on October sixth, with Mrs. Fee as first delegate and Mrs. McAllister as second. The group also noted social gatherings, marriages, travels, and several Pendleton residents leaving or returning, including Helen Johns joining Gamma Phi Beta, and weddings for Thomas Kerr and Nellie Welch, and Inez Suling and Sommers, with other visits and bridge parties among local residents.
Mrs. Edgar Fischer and Misa Flora McConaughy of the Fischer School of Music in Walla Walla announce the resumption ofPendleton classes. For information call 215W Pendleton.
Former President Taft reacts to Borland proposal to replace him on the Lincoln Memorial commission with Democrats. He jokes about shedding 80 pounds, then corrects to 60, and declines a lunch invitation with Speaker Clark, citing work on the memorial.
Mrs. Edgar Fischer and Miss Flora McConaughy of the Fischer School of Music in Walla Walla Washington announce that they have resumed their Pendleton classes. For information telephone 215W Pendleton.
New York report states Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay seeks a million dollar damages for alienation of her husband’s affections. The suit follows whispers of alleged interference by gossipers linked to both families, with original notice filed against Dr. Joseph A. Blake.
The tug Gatun drew 12.5 feet of water and passed through Gatun locks, floating on Gatun Lake after final synchronization of upper middle and lower chambers. Officials led by Colonel Cheetham praised the safe operation as crowds cheered, marking a key milestone toward canal completion.
A large fire in Ordu on the Black Sea destroyed the marketplace and about a thousand houses. The blaze affected the Asia Minor port, causing extensive damage to the port city and its residents. Emergency crews battled the flames as residents assessed the losses.
A stylish coat suit described in muted green French serge features a high waist with a green taffeta bow, Raglan sleeves, lace trim, and a lace undercollar. The skirt creates a triple float over the tunic, suited to slender figures, with Sheraton Italian Georgian influences and ambitious fall trends using post impressionist and futurist linens in vivid colors for budget wear.
The article surveys a shift toward modern and individual in house furnishings, highlighting the rise of black decor including a black bathroom with ebony floor and black marble tube centerpiece. It warns such stark spaces may not suit many tastes despite appeal to some women.
Pendleton residents are urged to buy Meritol products made by the American Drug and Presa Association and sold through its members. The notice promises a quality line and asks locals to request Meritol goods.
A local ad touts Merriol Tonic Digestive as the greatest strength renewer and nerve tonic for the weak and run down. Tallman & Co. are the exclusive Pendleton agents promoting the remedy to improve health and vigor.
Mrs C J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia writes of relief from five years of stomach trouble after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports weight gain to 168 pounds and restored appetite. She endorses the remedy and says local residents can vouch for her claims.
In Truro England Lady Van Molesworth was stung in the Jugiar vein by a wasp and died twenty minutes later occurring September 27.
New York report states Dr. Ernest Muret the dentist who was Schmidt’s accomplice in counterfeiting will testify for the state. The action marks a pivotal witness in the prosecution.
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