Press Paragraphs See the newest in Miller. veilings at Mrs. .. Harry Tamer was over from Wejton yesterday. H. D. Bill was a Walla Walla vis itor Tuesday. Peter Murray was in the city yes- reraay rrom Aoauis. tieury Sdbmitt transacted business ai tne county seat Monday. Mrs. Ernest Bostwiok of Spokane is visiting relatives ia the city. "Pete'V O'Bana tbe Weston mer chant, was in the city yesterday. 'New stock of children's hats have arrived this week at Airs. Millers. Mis. Carl Christian who has been ill tor several days, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Taylor of Fen dleton, were in tbe city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers were in the city from Pendleton Wednesday. Miss Bntb Erebs and -friend, Miss Liudeey,' visited in Pendleton 'i'nes day.--- . . Ben Swaggait was in tbe city yes tflrrinv f rnm hin hnmn in Mnrrnw oonnty. Miss Katbeunn Finnell of Pendle ton, visited friends in this city, dor W. E. Dobson is ont on the streets again, after a very severe illness of several weeks. , Frank Martin, tbe well known res ervation farmer, has purchased a new Cadillac automobile. Miss Delia Daoner came over from Milton Snnday and visited relatives and friends in Athena. " . Matt Mo?grove, who tecently re turned from Alberta, was in tbe city, Wednesday, from Milton. Frosa $2 Q. C. Rings Are Quality All Through Set them. Prove that similar values elsewhere would cost you much more. The makers' printed guarantee protects you always, against lost stones (except diamonds). Guaranteed RlntJS ' Look for Q. C. stamp Inside each ring. Over 2000 designs. Call and get free birthstone card. L.S. VICENT Jeweler Athena, Oregon Jack Vincent and Byron Hawks aotoed to Walla Walla Tuesday, and witnessed toe ball game. J. S. Perrioger will conduct eerv. ices at tbe Baptist obnrob at 11 a. m. Snnday. All are cordially invited. When "Brown's in Town." there is something doing. See tbe play at tbe opera boose, next Tuesday evening. Jaok Parker and M. L. Watts ao compauied Fay Le Grow to Walla Walla Tuesday, and saw the ball game. Mr. and Mrs. Clande Beeder and Mies Josie Owen oarue up from the ranob near Belix, and spent Sunday in the city. A. Mackenzie Meldrum, pastor of the Christian obnrob, is in Baker this week, attending the Snnday sobool couvention. Mr. and Mrs. Will Steen.wbo reside on a farm near Milton were guests Sunday at tbe bonie of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dobson. D. H. MansQeld shipped out a oar load of bogs t"i Pendleton, Wednes day. He shipped a carload to Walla Walla last week. Lee Atkinson of tbe Commercial livery stable, is prepared to give his patrons automobile set vice, having purchased a Ford machine. - Hamp Booher will soon begin the construction of a $3000 residence on his farm near Weston. The new dwelling will modern in detail. Mr. and Mrs. Deeper are planning to leave about tbe first of May, for Cal ifonia. They will protatly decide to make their future home in that state, A. Maokenzie Meldrum, accompa nied by Miss Zelma DePeatt, will go to Hold man Sunday morning, wbere they will hold church servioes in tbe afternoon. - Morn room has been added to tbe Foss-Winsbin hardware store by tbe removal of tbe otfioe enclosure. New flooring also adds to tbe effioienoy of the store loom. For Sale Five-passenger Ford auto mobile. Has been rnn about 4500 miles, in good order and oondition; at a bargain. Address, P. O. Box 591, Pendleton, Oregon. Sheep shearing in tbe south part of the connty is well under way. Most of tbe wool is dipped with machine outfits, though several camps are us ing tbe band method. Mrs. M. L. Watts and daughter, ernita, are expeoted to arrive home Sunday, from Long Beach, Calif., where they have spent tbe latter paxt of tbe winter and spring. A cold wind of two days duration sapped considerable moisture from tbe soil, this week. However, there is plenty of moisturu in this seotion, and orops are doing splendidly. rt Tanlm rana nn frnm Penrllfl- ton Snnday, visiting at the borne of his parents. He was aooompanied home by Mrs. Taylor.-who had been visiting here f( r several days, Robert Coppook is still making per manent improvements at his borne on 8rd street. Cement walks are being put in, and lawn and parking add muob to tbe appearanoe of tbe prop erty. Daniel Gbolson of Albia. Iowa, baa been visiting bis brother, W. J. Gbol son in this city. Mr. Gbolson has i made several trips to tbe coast, and I at present is visiting relatives in Wal I la Walla. Mrs. R. T. Brown writes that tbe family are comfortably tituated at their new home in Walla Walla, at No. 513, N. 8th street, where tbeir Athena friends will find tbem. Mrs, Sun a Hartzell Wallace, speak ing in tbe interests of the W. C. T. U. and tbe temperance cause in general, delivered a most interesting address at the Cbristian church lest evening. Dr. Croup and family of Walla Walla, and Will Cavel and family were in the city Sunday, being culled here for the funeral of A. Sbick. Mrs. Croup and Mrs. Cavel are nieoes of Mrs. Sbick. Mrs. Robert Oliver, wife of a well known traveling mau who makes regular visits to Atbeua, died in a Walla Walla hospital Iuesday nigbt. Tbe remains were takeu to Portland, tbe former borne. Walter Adams was down from tbe ranob Wednesday, and took ont a load of material for county road building. Extensive work Is being done on tbe roads in the vicinity of tbe Adams farm, southeast of Athena. Cards have been reoeived in" this city announcing tbe birth of a daugh ter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosen -zweii?. of Eltopia. Wash. Tbe little one was born on April 17, 1913 and has been named Harriet Louise. M- ' cA. J. Parker I '1V I I wmwmm !5;iU " -E i in I ij lJx ' ' Everything FJr.t I 111 Cl.M-M0d.ro-l ., ', Z J I and Up-to-date I sen - n , , -M'V V I'-- . Sii1 ,W V SOUTH SIDE MAIN JSTREET "ATHENA The sum of 121 was netted from tbe sale of baskets at the sooial given Tuesday evening, in the Dreamland theatre bv" the pupils of the publio school. There was a large attendance and everybody had a good time. Card of Thanks Mrs. M. J. Shiok, Mrs. Dora Look wood and Arthur Shiok desire to express their thanks through the columns of tbe Press for tbe many aots of kindness extended tbeni during the illness and death of A. Sbiok. Vsear have emerged from tbeir win ner quarters, and are said to be num erous in tbe mountains east of town. We've not heard from Jim Jones, but it's a sure bet he has been among tbe tribe of bruiu witb bis '80-30'. Henry Barrett has purohased 125 bead of sheep wbiob be will use as weed maobines on bis summer fallow. He purchased tbe sheep in tbo sontb end of tbe oonnty, making tbe selec tion from tbe Books of State Senator Burgess. Dr. Sbarp was at Walla Walla yes terday, where Wesley Zerba was op erated on for the removal of tbe ap pendix. The young man withstood tbe operation as well as oonld be ex pected, but his oondition is considered precarious. Mrs. Lizzie Mansfield has had a new sidewalk constructed at her residence on Fourth street this week. It is noticable that property owners are giving attentiou to repairing their ; a muob needed improvement in many instacoes. A letter was reoeived by W. E. Dobson this morning ipprising him of the death of bis aunt, Mrs. Emma Hunt, which ooourred April 21, at her borne in Dennison, Iowa, of appendic itis. Mrs. Hunt visited at tbe Dobson home here last summer. Sunday morning at the Christian obnrob, Peter Crookatt will speak, giving a report of the Sunday sobool convention, wbiob be attended in Baker tnis week. In tbe evening the pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Wea ver, paBtor of the ohurob at Pendleton. Tbos. P. Page writes an Athena friend that the health of Mrs. Page has materially improved since being treated witb tbe Friedmann cure. Mr. Pdge has great faith in tbe cure and bis many friend here joi.n in tbe hope that bis wife will speedily recover her health. Friday and Saturday evening pro gram at tbe Dreamland: "The Man From Di agon Laud," "Marjorie's Diamond Riug," "The Sand Storm." For Sunday: "The Arrow Maker's Daughter," "The Tale of a Cat," "From tbe Great Lakes of Central Africa." Several Athenaites braved the cold wind,. and atten led tbe ball game at Walla Walla, Tuesday, when the Bears and tbe Pendleton Buckarooes opened tbe Tri State league season. The game waa well played, resulting in victory for Walla Walla by a soore of 2 to 0. 1 i'" V i "v MACK SWAIN i The well known theatrical roan who is directing tbe play to be given by tbe Athena High school at tbe opera bouse next Tuesday nigbt. April 29tb, entitled "Brown's in Town." Tbe plot io brief is: Two yonng ladies and gentlemen, attempt to toodwiok an old gentleman by keeping a s eoret as it were, from bim of a clandestine marriage. It is explained as tbe play advances that tbe father of one of tbe fictitious Mr. Browns has forbidden bis marriage under penalty of disin heritance. Tbe young man falls in love and violates tbe father's wish. This witb tbe appearanoe of tbe stern old father at the boy'a country home lays the foundation for the many fun ny complications that follow. The tickets are now on sale and it is safe to prediot that the house will be Oiled to overflowing. IfuNEQUAlDASA I JrW 6 croup, mm I Vy (Jyy i M? wmoopihc couch, (0vr vvCi I! r im (Mr Jr jsszr" n J 1 i AV m- 5 Mil? ! THROAT and LUNGS, r Svfv fi V "I t Ar tf"3it'- w 1 V ; 5 ilrrXt . ' Wii CiaiisnaliHlidlcfeaCo. fc J 1 I 1111 iKv UAvtAcmu9 tMAMMdctn ii yvnl II l ' 5WlEP 'TrOv i'051; DeMoin..lowa,aS.A. I SA I I'jljllH : UNEQUAUXD KV V!iirWE8!T-riTECElTlg AJNEQUALLED : : lANDCURErXRCROUP J iffil CHILDREN 1 ' fT- iiW" Tf 1 1 'J! It tl y- i v n i u ii n r ji f . " " ;T I Mrs. Sanders of Leavenworth, Kan sas, and Mrs. Sutton or iiawrenoe, Kansas, arrived in the oity this week and are visiting at tbe Wm. Sorimpf home, north of town. The .ladies are sisters of Mr. Sohrimpf, and Mrs. Sutton had not seen Iter brother for 35 years. Mrs. Hnyok and daughter Bntb, of Wayne oounty, Pennsylvania, arrived in the oity Saturday evening, and are visiting the home of Mrs. B. C. Kid der, who is a sister of Mrs. Huyok. After spending several days here tbe ladies will proceed to Taooma, whore other relatives reside. Ellis B. Harris, pastor of tbe Chris tian ohurob at Waitsburg, and former ly a popular minister of this city, stopped over Wednesday nigbt and visited friends m Athena. Mr. Harris bad been to Pendleton, where he went with Mrs. Harris, who is on her way east to visit relatives. The stores and sohools will olose for the opening game in Tri-State league at Pendleton next Tuesday. For the jSQnauy guuie uu una nana, iuo O.-W. R. & N. Will sell excursion tickets. Excursionists will take the regular morning passenger train, and roturn on a epeoial in tbe evening. Peter Crookatt brother, ot Mrs. A. M. Meldrum, and nntil recently a student in the University of Oregon, preached in the Christian ohurot Sunday evening to an appreciative audience. It is understood that Mr. Crookatt has given up tbe study of law to beoome a minister of the Gos pel. , yjinimie Lieuallen met with an auto mobile accident Sunday evening near Havana, while driving, aooompanied by a lady fiiend. In some manner the steering gear refused to respond to the wheel, and tbe maobine lurched over an embankment. Fortunately, the ooonpants of tbe car esoaped in jury. "Brown's in Town." He will ap pear at tbe opera house next Tuesday evening, supported by a oast of local players under the auspioes of the Ath ena High school. The prooeeds from play will go to tbe sobool atbletio fond, to defray expenses incurred in giving tbe track meet here tomorrow, at tbe City Park. Sam Booher, tbe oonnty road boss, has been doing splendid road work on Gerking Flat, according to reports from there. Hext week, bis crew will work tbe roads sooth of Albena, the road from tbe Koepke farm to tbe Williams place on Spring follow. He will pnt in a new bridge at tbe Spring Hollow orossing. Tomorrow is tbe 91tn anniversary of Odd Fellowship, and in this city tbe local lodge will commemorate tbe event witb servioes at tbe M. E. obnrob Snnday evening, wben Rev. Helmiok will deliver an address. Special saored musio will be rendered by Prof. Gordon's orchestra Tbe ser vioes will begin at S o'clock. H. A. Barrett bas resurrected a col leoiion of old-time photographs, pro grams, badges and papers, wbiob are on display at tbe Barrett store. In cluded in tbe collection is tbe first obeck issued by C. A. Barrett & Co., a piotore of the second "Yellow Kid" ball terra and tbe program of the second annual Caledonian pionio. Miller & Payne are having trouble with boulders caving on to tbe drill at a depth of nearly 200 fest in tbe city well. Tbe drill is now in a precarious position at the bottom of tbe hole, and tie men era uwsilioa tbe arrival of new rope to recover it. There is a pleoiifnl supply ot water at pregaot, tbe reservoir having a steady overflow. EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. Very Near. Natlotin. Guard Kecrult (at tbe rifle ranger-Well. I could have aworn posi tively that I hi! the "buir that Otn. Officer In Clmrge (looking throogb fieldzlnsseffi - No. but you came rery penr. Vou've killed the cow In tbe field to the toft-Brooklyn Lite , i jThen you buy shoes here, you have the satisfac tion of knowing you are getting the very best quality you can pos sibly procure anywhere for the money. Many a cheap, shoddy shp3 hides behind a nice appearing, pleas-ing-to-the-eye style, but a few days' wear will prove the inferior" ity of the puality of the materials used and the carelessness exercised in their making. We look to quality first of all see to it that the leather is right, the lining substantial and the general construction the best procnrable anywhere. We depend upon you for our business, and you depend upon us for your square dealing, we are in duty bound to give it to you and will. FIX..&vRADTLr THE "MONEY-BACK STORE," ATHENA, OREGON 'itM aawwwiiii New Wall Paner MILLER, "The Furniture Man," has added this line to his already large, varied stock Art Square Bargains We have the finest line of Art Squares ever shown in Athena. All are of modern designs and np-to tbe minute patterns. They are going at prloea never before heard of, class of goods oonsideied. Our line of Furniture is complete. It inolodes late styles in Coisioan Walnut, Birdseye and the popular Golden Oak. The very latest novelties in Iron and Brass Beds. Everything in Springs and Mattresses. Savid Hir Lift from Pneumonia "My wife had a severe attack of Pneu monia which followed a case of La Grippo and I believe that FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR saved her life," writes Jamea Coffee, of Raymond, Missouri. Good Results 'in Every Cast Dr. C.J. Bishop, Agnew, Mich., write: "I have used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR In three, very severe cases of pneu monia with good, results in every case." It w i X nn -in .1 '. V'.f H 4 . I.I' t 1 , ."t. V.!", Cured of Terrible Ceugh on Limp N. Jackson, of Danville, III., writes: "My daughter bad a severe attack of La Grippe and a terrible cough on her lungs. Vt tried a great many remedies without relief. She tried FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR which cured her. She bas never been troubled with a cough since." Cured When Very Lew Mb Pneumonia J. V. Bryan, of Lowder, 111., writes: "My little boy was very low with pneu monia. Unknown to the doctor we gave him FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. The result was magical and puzzled the doctor, as It immediately stopped the racking cough and he quicklyrecovered."