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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
2
Advertisement notes quality as the store’s foundation and promise of satisfaction. It touts a full assortment including plain and demstitched drawn-work patterns, stressing value and style. It highlights a popular striped Moire silk for suits, available in brown navy grey taupe, 36 inches wide.
A catalog snippet lists 100 pieces of high quality outing flannel in neat stripes plaids and plain colors with one piece per style. Maharajah Silk A Russian Cord silk is offered at 27 inches wide and fine textured with extra finish in brown navy tan Copenhagen and other shades priced at ten cents and fifty cents per yard respectively.
Woolen dress material described for school wear is offered in red green brown and grey. The fabric is 36 inches wide and washable. Loopee yard available.
An assortment of 30 pieces labeled Kimona Fannels in beautiful designs and patterns. Described as not too large with both light and dark options, 36 inches wide and of best quality. Ward price listed at 15 cents.
The Sweater Time collection targets boys and children priced from 98 cents to 3.75 dollars, women’s from 3.25 to 7.50 dollars, and men’s from 2.50 to 8.00 dollars, offering a broad selection.
The case centers on an 1908 presidential order withdrawing 3,041,000 acres in California and Wyoming from entry, affecting 10,000 to 25,000 per acre prospects. The government sues Mid Western Oil and others over titles to 160 Wyoming acres, while officials weigh oil reserves for naval fuel. The dispute hinges on presidential withdrawal authority prior to 1910 and 1916 acts.
United States civil service announces examinations for assistant forest ranger on October 1 and 22 in Alaska Oregon and Washington field districts. Applicants must be able bodied 21 to 44 familiar with local conditions and capable of outdoor life.
East Oregonian announces daily society coverage and invites notices by 10 a.m. Two Pendleton weddings set for Wednesday October 22 feature Arthur Means and JaVina Stanfield in the morning and Pearl McKenna to wed James Johns Jr. in the evening. Both couples are from local and Portland circles with University of Oregon ties.
A Fashion Fete at Earl's Court showcases exquisite gown coloring and smart design. The article notes designers avoided prevailing trends, presenting a striking, athletic-tinged display with bold colors and unique styling.
The Hayden home on Lewis street hosts a Priday bridge party with Miss Kathleen Furnish entertaining six tables of society maids. Mr and Mrs Tom RB Swearingen plan three months away, traveling via Portland San Francisco Albuquerque to Truro Iowa. News on shops mentions embroidered pillow cases gloves sashes and bath caps with prices. Rheta Childe Dorr comments on Finnish women's independence and social perception.
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