tjuJ udw I ftllTII HY1TT .FARMS TO Ce frM n lAi p n n $ X I t about v riEvrnss Hliilil WM C. H. Nelson. In addition to the members the fallowing guests were nMt! Mrs. Rhinin Book of Wal- l Walla, mother of the hoet: tAwl! llavtt. mm of , Mrs. 0. C. Turner of Enterprise, Mrs. J. 0. Hyatt of Weston, was a V Le Kirk has returned from Wal- Mr8, x. Walker and Mrs. Curran ftnrnm on b.vrd the U. S. S. Lin- A la Walla. McFadden. Mrs. McFadden unite! toriwdoed 600 miles off the A New Ford car for sale at the with the guild membership. A coast of Pramv. His parenU have X VtZannns pleasing program had been ar- jU8t heard from him in a letter on WCSton garage. v , ,' K th k.w.. Misa v m r A .,..l.m..rv fnun New V . , , rallXTU Ivl V -' - 1 t iui .' r .-v. - - A Mm. Amv Van Skiver IS Vl&lUnir . truiiu. marminir v..ub .n.t f.-.i f.vitimUii mi... hatttiv O -- - nrtrn nruri " v SWIM, WHEN BOAT SINKS $ Mr. and V sun R UFJDE FOR LESS fM.I firtnnu!t arul hanttV V " , 11 trivia x: - a -- - 1 im nt -n. I her sister at Hermiston. and read Hiawatha in cos- .hat their boy is still living, as he Confectionery store for sale at a tume; little Katherine Nelson gave nHlj M exceHlingIy narrow escape. A u E TJim l.ivir Mailinn. ami Mrs. R. ti. .m lliinir. he found that he -Jw I uM P r. Mim. im rlovrr reailiniro. anil Mrs. li.u. k-r nnx lliinir. he loumi inai n ! . .w: Saline ctntrilutod aonw delightful -,,u,l wim when he bad K vwn tmvt waiaen was in iw - . - .ru,, . w ..... 1. w:. K. nMF IW,.tt. soiub. inniwi - umK wn-K inm iiio imam, - - - - he m-vwr swam liefore. n..i im n hi own worth, in narrating the adventure: "I was aUtut twelve iwi wiow a the water line, in the owl bunker. X i. solos. Delicious rvfrvshmonta were .1 (ho unaeifMia narlors and For Sale One two-year-old Short- c,od an exceedingly enjoyable af horn bull, registered. I. C Hop ternoon. The mxt me'ting will kiiu UWnn. l hc, the second Thursday after- a -v. aii h,.m Saturday to Mr. mnm in July at the htwne of Mrs. wj,en the triedo Ktruek. I was A son was tx-rn uruay w .. i.M.k.Ml down and www m with '?r!i: rjwans was up yesterday from rendleton. Kn Stat, Counul ol f dwn lhe tiim. and ho jttSnK Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mclntryc and ,18lri(.t .irm-n for Weston of the wl In and pulKn! me out. X daughter Erma were Sunday guests Umatilla County latriic Strvice "When word was inumhI for nil V Dissmore. now of M'M.nnv.lle. is badge of office arr w ed I U -m K h didn't know V visiting the scenes of hui boyhood .-land. AM di.tr i ct chan ht(HH, A in Wcst0- ZZ of theTnrllf execute cm- and lked wise until the bout wa & Mr. and Mrs. D.ILWood were Pendleton are authori.ed about to go out of sight; then I A here Saturday from ftosp farm. ".r thVbadges, which signify jumped into the water and al- X attending the funeral of the late .t Then tie ofilc7rs of the coun- though I though I never would J Mrs. Martha Read. epilation undertake any war come to the top I finally did. and J Mr. and Mr,. Robert Wheeler 2,r?&. not only acting as ton mm. I came up from Pendleton reeently represenUtives of the county or; too. I Y and went with Mr. hI Mrs. Newt tion but as duly authorized hung on to it JjS y O'Hra to the UmaUlla river. officials of a legalized state and wM Jurt : wf h d ami rfum d r, a week national war org.mz.uon. "Vr The was real rough nd the waves would wash over us. "I lost everything I had. 1 had that city. automobiles by C. H. Nelson and MVed ney joq to send home, Mr .ml Mm L. C. Preston of E. U Rogers, ineir ouim oeing cvn- but it wont down with my clothes A RARE PURCHASING OPPORTUIOH Wfi mvo. on hand from a former shioment five hundred pieces of underwear men's two-piece garments, .ladies' vests and union suits cool and comfortable, gauze, balbriggan, porous knit, many styles and weaves. These are all on table to close out at prices far less than the wholesale cost $1.50, $1,25, 98c, 59c, 39c, 23c. 23c and 10c Bargains in Boys' Suits Ur I. H. Dowd left last for Cottage Grove to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Olson, who died Friday at her home in Rw acouU of Weston to the num ber of sixteen were taken to Bing ham Springs Monday morning in automobiles by C. H. Nelson and E. C Rogers, their outfit being con- . -t . . Hnntinoton Beach. California, for- vcyea oy "5 -and now I must gei a new ouwu ineriy It Weston.' e visiting at Z!?, jtett t,A. Rev. E. F. Wriggle will be Joseph N. Scott, near Athena. first week and the Walter Wiillama has returned -Mnd week they will have the Lansdale-Narkans Weddtaf Miss Zona Fern Lansdale and Mr. Walter wnlijvms nas reiumea mfMl week thev will nave me m; 7na Ki from Portland, where he helped to rnmDany of their scoutmaster, Rev. taC0K Narkaus were united in mar- ki;it diiia mnA wan Athrrwise ae- o r D..1I In thtt tntrm nartv : wwr and Portland s versa? ... a n r aire Wednesday. June iv, ai u residence of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Abbiejs. Mays, in Pendleton. The wedding was a quiet nome build ships and was otherwise ae- g Powell. In the merry party tive industrially. Weston rejoices ... Claud and Leonard Snider, Harvey Lundell, Dudley Rogers, 4UUEI UIU vi.wi j- i lie n -rviuii ik " Aunt Sarah McDougal's camp in Bulfinch. Anson Payne, Will wng- afrair, attended only by relatives oi the Blues is rapidly acquiring its gle. Glenn Staggs, Henry Craigen. young couple. The bride is a annual summer population. Among Jimmie Nelson. Gail Williams , Ar- pretty giri, and looked especially those who lately established camp den and Gene Lucas, Ralph Nesbitt. tractive in a dress of ivory mes were Mrs. McDougal. Mrs. Rebecca jy grading school will be saline and georgette crepe, with Culley. W. A. Barnes, S. A. Barnes. held jfthe Farmers' Union Grain tulle veil The principals were at- , d ssrjrss1 STr Sdi.riwhr: iSTZ ZJfiJSL EhS.thr Thesis .daughter of Mr. ZfZ grain grade- and standards, says J'JZ? Jfc County Ageni oorocK. - - . ; " TKkri,, rruwintr is our business lit us gel oi un- ,... .. - all there is out of it. The govern- groom is a substantial i ami suecess- mcnt wants every wheat grower iui young "."" - to be satisfied with the grades es- Narkaus; will make their home on- teblished. which is impossible un- his ranen in uie ieu anu nawiey less we familiarize ourselves with upianus. ineir mounui.n Uiese grades and the methods of u locawti in a ioveiy BW u,c DreaKS OI me umailiiu rivtr, om- nawg- manding a beautiful view t Bing- , u r,- v d ji . i. 1W0 n)emDtrs.I w,e ham Springs scenery. John Dish man of Pendleton has :, nniw who came ud from 7 bought 320 acres of land in the Portland for the purpose, searched Weston uplands with a view to two places of business and a bam in making a summer home and of en- Weston Saturday evening for liquor, gaging iu wrc svw. out iaiiea io nnu anyuiiuK- Di0vcd as governmem surveyor, v officers refused to vouchsafe the nag transferred from Califor- A names of the person or persons n.-a t0 Nevada. ' The following ex- a makinur comp ami. it is ine con- t t x x t I ? We have decided to discon tinue several lines of boys' suits, and offer at a real bar gain about one hundred suits ranging in size from 5 to 14 yrs. at prices less than the suits can be bought for today. This is your opportunity to purchase a boy's school suit at S a substantial saving and still y have the style and service you desire. Priced from colors. Stevens Lodm No. 49. K. of P.. elected officers as follows Wcdnes- . day evening: Clarence Hand, chan cellor commander; Lester Wilsey. vice chancellor: . Walter Williams, crelate: Sim J. Culley, master at arms; P. A. McBride, inner guard; C. L. Pinkerton, outer guard. He bought 80 acres from N. Lover- idge. 80 acres from George Triede and 160 acres from J. . McDaniel. Surveying in the Desert R. 'English, who is still em ployed as government surveyor, t J t f ? T ? ? t t t ? J I ? ? ? $3.98 to $7.50 1.50 Auto Hats at 89c '4 X ? Nebraska, iting her s ra Mrs Morvick brouirht there- persuaaea w come nere auineunc Ior i woukl naVe natea wgn a Sort t&L tta orosS Tfor . bS chase-' off here in daylight. This is on the X wheat crop in Nebraska are excel- Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Staggs and desert, and it is red not. hand is x lent. From Weston she went to Mrs. 0. C. Turner and children re- on .the Southern Pacific near the V Portland, where her daughter re- turned by motor cars Saturday to shore of Walker lake. The resi- y ' u tj u - tr. ,: M Hmt nnnu ation of Rand IS four Biues. uieir iiuiiic av j-.ii 1:1 yi 10c. wio. -- --- -- , Why ruin your good hat that cost a good price when you can buy a neat, dressy auto hat for less than one dollar? On a display table we have about four dozen ranging in price from 90c to $1.50. Any of these you wish for 89c. BATHING SUITS Just now we are showing a very attractive line 01 uaimnff suits anu caua in puic wuui jciocj. xw a will enioy using your own suit. Note tne winaow y lisplay. FLAGS I FLAGS! 'Athena Press: Everett Zerba leaves tonight for Portland in answer to a selective draft call in , the mechanical service of the army. He will report , at Portland, where he will receive a course of technical ' training. Everett is the third Zerba . brother to report for service in the last two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. James Compton, accompanied by Mrs. Cliff Culley, - left by automobile Wednesday for 1 Salt Lake City and other points and will be absent a month or more. They will ' visit their daughter, Mrs. ) E. Marsh, at Rockland, Iadho; tiieir son, Rollie, at Amer- ' ican .Falls, and their son, Will, at Salt Lake. The 'esteemed Milton' Eagle is "seeing things" or hearing them, rather. It says: Rumors have reached this office that a noise was " heard recently on the mountain in ' the vicinity of the Charles Dcmaris ranch, similar ' to that . of the pur. "rinar of a motor thought by D. D. t Wnitmore, enipiuc i urc ii-mono ranch, to be that of an aeroplane. Mr. Whitmore has heard the noise at different times but has been una ble to locate the source. So also fcavi effier resets rf tt wctjon. Turner was accompanied sister, Mrs. Albert James. THE MARKETS by Portland. Oats No. i white feed, 159.50 ton. Corn Whole, $73; cracked, $74. , Hay Timothy, $33 per ton; alfalfa, IZ4.60. Butter Creamery, 41c per lb. Eggs Ranch, 38c per dozen, potato- 1 160 per hundred. Poultry Hena, 2324e; brollera, 28 30c; roosters, lgi7c Seattla. Butter Creamery, 43c per lb. Eggs Ranch, 4Se per dozen. Poultry Hena, heavy, dreaeed, 36c; light, 33c; brollera, 42c; roasters, dressed, 28c; ducks, live, 30c; dressd( 34c; geess, live, I7e; dressed, 35c. her since we came it is fifteen. Our boarding house is so small that on ly half of us can eat at one time. "I am in charge of a double sur vey Dartv. We expect to finish here next week; then I do not know where we will be sent. I have three high school boys from Reno in the crew. It is imposisble to get men. Nevada enlisted eleven times her quota of men in the ser vice." . Is the flag on your building faded? Why riotjeplace it with a new one? You will feel more patriotic-your neighbors will be more proud of you. It will help win the war. " ' . I1AZELV00D ICE CREAfil U. 8. Labor Corps Formed In France. Parle. The United States army la bor corps bas been organized to re lieve able-bodied men engaged la work behind the lines, and mike them avail able for front-line service. Tbe corps umbers 30,004 persons and Is com posed of Italians, Portuguese, Chlassa aad Atrfsana, rAND41 ICE CREAM SODA Mrs. E. E. ZEHM Brandt bid., Main St f ? T ? f T t ? I x - -v: KeeKK The Prudent Man will fill his coal bin when ,the fill ing is good. Better order your coal now, when I can supply you. P. T. HARBOUR, Weston, Oregon lrlmiirkMKlmnriliioiliil arnn i. a. iWitui uiiri naif na, ar mia ana nrliOnfl far PR(( jMtAftOM ul Wort en llmUWIItr. lluikrWwwM PATINTS BUILD POKTUMia tt fen. Our trm bookkU l-ll i, oluu tu itmnt A ud ar. )hm mmwr. wrHntM.?. ID. SWIFT & CO. LlD3 Sflvonth 61., Washington, 0. C. !HtlaTJBaMH xsis "aw,!. W. M. Cdcrtea 0. H. Bl.ho Peterson & Dishop UWTERS -. Pendleton, Or. TrMWater, Or. ; Dr. J. C. BADDELEY Criduits VtUrlurr tuWk Phone 32F5 - Athena, Oregon iMtMtMMMIHM HOMER I. WATTS , Attorney-at-Law Prsctlcea In all OlRte and Kedersl Courts, ATHENA. 0RE00N