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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
2
The article outlines specialized men’s underwear across materials like wool, cashmere, merino, mercerized cotton, silk, and blends. It highlights weight options for cold weather, two piece suits and union suits with varied price points, and notes a full children's department.
We offer a complete line of children’s hose in black, flat or ribbed soles, white feet, cut wig, and extra heel and toe options. Available in plain colors and fancies with cotton, silk, and wool blends. Also showcasing a swellcut line of fancies and the best woolens in the region.
Washington reports that forest fires cause widespread damage with last year’s loss totaling 109 million dollars. Officials note conservation and fire-prevention measures include ranger patrols, fire lines, and improved access to tools, aiming to protect young growth and sustain timber yields.
A quirky editorial suggests that if Ivory Soap sold for a dollar per ounce rather than a fraction of a cent, its purity would be judged differently. The text muses on value, quality, and consumer perception in a concise argument.
On a lonely night Alex Benton of Fort Edward New York climbed Bald Mountain to reach a neighbor afflicted by asthma. He used Dr King’s New Discovery which cured the neighbor quickly and later his son's wife of a severe lung trouble. The ad touts cures for coughs colds croup and hay fever with a money back guarantee and a free trial bottle offer by Taliman & Co.
Secretary Wilson and Chancellor Strong drew sharp criticism by labeling Western farmers extravagant. They argued farmers spend on automobiles and luxuries rather than reinvest returns. Wilson defended farmers as debt free with solid crops, saying easterners misjudge Western spending and that autos are now farm necessities.
Chicago police search for Raymond Williams, a seven year old known as the champion runaway, missing for the eighty third time. His mother reported him yesterday after he again ran away, typically gone two to three days, saying he was tired of staying at home.
In July at the Northwest Gas and Electric Co booth the Peerless Electric Suction Cleaners are shown with full guarantee and a price tag of 75 dollars. Buyers are directed to ask John Vaughn for details.
Cornell University has received an endowment for an annual prize of 100 dollars to the student who writes the best original poem. If the prize were for the best college yell it might create some en Christian but the message notes the poem prize as the main fact.
Pendleton backache nervy weariness and rheumatic pains traced to kidney trouble. Testimonial from KE Campbell of La Grande Oregon states Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and kept kidneys normal. Endorsement urges others with kidney issues to try the remedy. price 60 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY, sale agents.
Antlered Herd members plan a major district fair night with a formal lodge opening at Pendleton on Thursday. Elk members, Pendleton Kika, and guests will assemble at 7 pm on Court Street, march to the pavilion, enjoy music by Weston’s Dr. TM and Prof. Carrarh, then return to the Elks hall for an all evening program and a smoker. Tickets and arrangements are underway, with an expected Elk turnout and a $6 admission per member.
A fragmented listing from the Orphen Tonle shows a program featuring Harris and Overture Hungarian Lintspiel, Helen Helo, Regina Maid, Surcinering in the Alps, and Harry De Lane in a comedy mock title The Tsappointed Bride and the Typical Old Maid. Also listed are Shilors Lite, Mintalen Ddwrtitye sketch, William Tell, non stop motor cycle and Bacramantes songs.
A historical note estimates ten years of immigration to Canada showing about 1,263,000 arrivals. The continent contributed 359,000, the British Isles 327,000, and the United States 491,000. Authors argue Canadians do their share without lessening affection for Britain.
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