Knit Goods Shipment Offers Shawls and More
Knit Goods reports a large Shawls Jacques Bootes Hoods and Capes shipment arrives. Some shawls priced from 0¢ to 1.00 each.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1903
Page
5
Knit Goods reports a large Shawls Jacques Bootes Hoods and Capes shipment arrives. Some shawls priced from 0¢ to 1.00 each.
A local store promotes shirt waists with a display crowded by value ranged from 100 to 4.50. New wool waists arrive by express in blue white red and black. Shoppers are urged to call and buy now as the prices are set to move quickly.
Lee Teutsch's Big Store is mentioned with Conner Majn and Alta in a compact item. The note appears as a brief readable fragment noting a local business and individuals tied to it.
A kitchen sink of local ads lists Teutsch creab fruit daily at Martin’s, Newman's supplies, farm goods at Wade & Son, kitchen essentials at Gratz's, and furniture refinishing by See Sharp. Also items for sale include a two-year-old milk cow, pianos, carpets, and an unfurnished rental. lectures on Shakespeare and Dante scheduled at the parish house Johnson Street.
A large wave of visits and departures marks the Athena city scene with H K Cook, James Fee, Jack Tomlinson, A Noli, F Reed, Glen McCulloch, Laisa Proebster and many others noted for travel, business, and social calls. Posts mention local editors, contractors, architects, and residents returning from trips. new residences under construction near the high school. Mrs Eddy visiting from Albina. and an upcoming parish lecture.
Lee Blevens died last night after a lingering typhoid illness in this city. He leaves a wife and five children. The funeral will be held at his home tomorrow at 2 PM, conducted by the A O U W lodge of which he was a member at Pilot Rock. He carried life insurance of $2,000 in the order.
The Wraser will present Captain Bob on October 1 by Miller Kent. The new attraction has drawn encouraging success elsewhere and is expected to meet the usual high standard.
Mr. Finneran notes fall trade gains as customers flock to Schoolhouse Shoes for better wear and quality per price. He claims superior value draws buyers away from competitors, with margins tight but steady as demand rises across multiple styles and sizes.
The value of Wepleal and subtrop eal products imported into the United States last year was 401000000 dollars, marking an eight year rise of 101000000 dollars per year.
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