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Ool. F. G. Looaa waa over from
Weaton Wednesday.
Win. Graham was over from Wes
ton Satordaj evening.
Soma difference ia fenoea. See
Watte and fiagera' big ad.
Mr. and Mra. J. K. MoDaolel at
Weston, were In the city Tuesday.
Bats at Mrs. Millet's store will be
told at ooat prioe until Jan. 1. Adr.
Watta & Rogers oontinue "saintly"
lockiog (or another Weak. See big ad.
VJarl Ohrlatian who ia oondooting a
barber abop at Adams, waa in town
Wednesday. ,
Mrs. J. 8. Harris, of Weaton, waa
a gnest of bar aiater, Mrs. Lizzie M ana
Held Saturday.
Mrs. W. A. Graham, of Weaton,
visited 8onday with her aiater. Mia.
Bojo 10 Atuena,
Wanted A second band surrey;
mast be in good aonditlon. Enquire
at tbia office. Adv.
Mr. and Mra. Ralph Smalley of
Walla Walla, are visitiog relatives
io aiheni ibia week.
John P. MoManns, owner and editor
of tbe Pendleton Tribune, waa an
Athena visitor Tuesday.
For Sale A aix-ronm, two story
booee; good loaation; very low prloal
i .. . - is a iiiii a, i . . ' I
Sam Halt of the Athens Tmok
oompany. is driving a newly painted
wagon behind bis frisky mule team.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dudley were
over from tha farm near Weston Sat
orday, and spent the day in Athena.
1 Duroo Jersey Bogs. Spring bnara
and gilts for sale at reasonable prices.
0. B. Woodward, Adams, Ore. Adv.
Miss Reta Botbrook went to Pendle
ton Sunday, to visit her mother, who
ia taking medioal treatment in tliBt
oily.
Mrs, Will M. Peterson and children
were np from their home in Pendleton
and spent tba week end at tha Dudley
borne.
tbefaoo.se, after aerioui attack of
tbe grip, following her leoent Injury
in an automobile aooident,
Miss Lola Tbarp returned Tuesday
from Letanon, where aba baa teen
engaged as professional nurse for Dr.
Newaom, formerly of thla oity.
Casey & Sona' Louse Dopa. Enoogb
for 100 bene at yonr drngglat'a, 60
oen ts. (Joataoteed to keep them free
from Hoe tor 8 months. Adv.
Mr. Elam, salesman in tbe grooerv
department at tbe Fix & Radtke store,
expects tba arrival of bia wife and
two obildren from Kansas Oity, Sunday.
In a new abowoaae, Foaa-Wiuatin
Hardware company ia displaying
nobby line of casseroles and carving
eeta, suitable tor oloe (Jhristmaa pres
ents.
I. W, Ware returned from Hot Lake
Monday evening, after spending sev
eral days at that resort, and left Wed
nesday morning for Portland, accomp
anied by his wife.
For Sale. Fifteen bead of good
yonng Jeraay news, flash and coming
fresh. Also IB head of foil blood Jer
sey beiiers, due to freshen in tbe early
apring. ft. B. MoEwen.
1 will oall at tbe realdeooa of any
ona intareated in Chiropractic, and
give examination and explanation free.
Dr. George J, Einz, lioensed Obiro-
praotor, pbdue Main 13. adv.
Steelhead trout are being caught in
tbsSower Umatilla river. Three of
the bigTellowa have been on display
at tbe LrfDow sporting goods boose, in
Pendleton, tbia week. Wbo wants to
go get 'em?
Condon Globe: J. A. Knight is put
ting on a Hndfurd truck between Con
don and Lone Book, bia atage bcainess
having grown so that waa unable to
handle it witb bia Ford. His new
machine ia a 40 horse power, one ton
trnok.
ft
rs. Tillman D. Taylor apent tba
week end in tbia oity with relatives,
while the sberllf was in California on
official business.
Ad. Bud Billv Plnkertnn nrn nva.
torn their tomes In Milton tbia weok,
islstiog it tbe nork fantabeiv an their
larma near town.
Atbena store windows are beautiful
ly deoorated tbia week with Christmas
offerings, and are attracting great
deal of attention.
-
George Ferguson, -the Weaton
Mountain potato king, waa in the oity
Tuesday, taking orders for early deli-
a-
'Mty and Mrs. Eobert Oliver of
Walla' Walla, spent Wednesday nlgbt
at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. - A., B.
Steele in this oity. ... ;
Mr. Harold Hopkins and Misa Mar
guerite Hopkins of Dayton, Wash.,
bava been gueata this week of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Weir.
Mra. Henry Keen ia able to be atont
The ladies of ihe Catholic church
will give a paatry aale tomorrow, Hat
uraay aiternoon, in the front part
Steele's Harness ehop. The patron
ase of tbe pot lie is solicited. Come
and prooure nioe Oske or pie for yonr
Sunday dinner.
T)r. Will R Hnntl nil Hh-.U. Har
king went by automobile Tuesday tn
tbe Fnrnisb dam in tbe West pait of
tbe conntv on a duok shooting expe
dition. Tbe weather oonditiona were
not favorable, an tba hunters ratuined
b only one duok eaob.
Douglas Flynn, acoompanled by his
ugbter Nellie, came op from John
y, and visited fiienda la Athena
this week. Tbey made the trip on
horseback. Mies Nellie was royally
entertained wbila in tbe oitv, and
enjoyed bet visit very much.
'." Mra. Sibbie Morton, widow of Brigadier-General
Morton wbo died in
Wasbington D. C. a year ago, and
eldest daughter of the late T. P. Page,
has been in the oity tbe peat week
from her home ia Seattle, a go est at
tbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. F, 8. Le
Grow. ' ; ., , ,
Tbe following officers were eleoted
Tuesday evening at their regular meet
ing, by Atbena Circle No. 10: G. M.,
Lillie Miller; Advisor, Sarab Harden;
Magician. Bhoda .MoEwen; Clerk,
Lola Payne; Banker, Mary Worthing-
ton: Attendant, Stella Keen; Captain
of Guard, Erma Booher; Inner Sen
tinel, Miuuie DaPeatt; Ontar Sentry,
Bebekah Knighi; Muaioian, Boas
Mansfield; Manager, Mary Sharp,
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wortbingtoo
and eon Emery spent Saturday in Wal
la Walla at tba Harvey MoDonald
borne. Mr, McDonald baa had a re
lapse, atter a change for tbe better
In bis condition, and bis frienda are
still very anxioua abont tbe result of
bis illness.
Dreamland program for Friday and
Saturday evenings: 1 and 2. "Her
Weakling Brother," Lubin. 8. "Be
tween Matinee and Nighi," Sellg.
Sunday: 1. Augusta Audmson and
Cbatlea H. Mailea in "Tbe Undying
Fire," Biograpb. 3. "Who Wants
to Be a Hero," Sellg. 8 "Wanted,
a Nurse," featuring Jane Motrow and
Conrtlandt Van Dense.
At the Methodist Episoopal obuiob
next' Sabbath morning, the Diatriot
Superintendent, Andrew Warner, will
oooopy tbe pulpit. On the preoeding
evening at 7:80 be will bold tba first
quarterly conference for thla yoar.
Sunday eveniug tba paator'a aut:jeot
will be:- "Christ's Message of Com
fort to Bis Gburob," Saboatll school
at 10 a. m. All are invited.
The ladies of tbe Christian church
realized tbe ncet snm of 112.25 dear
of all expenses, at tbeir sals and din
ner last Saturday in tba church base
ment. Dinner waa served both at
noon aod in tba evening, and both
meale brought in Ihe snm nf 167.75.
Many articles were Bold at tbe -booth,
and only a few were.ieft at the end of
tbe sale. '
A very pleasant meeting of the San
shine Club waa held last Thursday
at the borne of Mra. Claud Beeder,
with 20 present. A number of the
members were reported ill and uuatle
to attend. Befresbments were served
by tbe hostess. Next Thursday tbe
meeting will be beld at tbe home of
Mrs. Casper Woodward, when tbe
Club buabanda will be entertained.
One of George Uerkiog'a One boraea
waa made a target for a 23 bullet last
Saturday, Tbe bullet penetrated the
neaDy part or the horse'a hip to a
depth of seven inohes. Whether tbe
horaa waa abot tbrongb carelessness nr
malloiously, Mr. Gerkiug is not pfe
pared to say. There ia a pond in tba
pasture where the horse, witb otbera
was feeding, and tbe animal was prob
ably hit aooidentBlly, while some one
waa taking a shot at dooks.
A : warm time ia reported to have
taken plaoa at the Pendleton city elec
tion,: Monday. Dr. Beat defeated
John Montgomery by a majority nf 287
votes. A near riot occurred during
tbe night, following the oloaing of tbe
polls. Dudley Evans, an ex-prize
Ugbter inonrred the displeasure of
many people by tbe manner in wbiob
ha challenged voters at one of tbe
polling booths, and aa a reault of tba
l'aoas, E. J. Soninierville and E. 8.
MoOomaa were taken to tbe polios
station by an officer.
54
Two Weeks Until
Christmas
Only two mora weeks till Christmas. Do not put off your Christmas
prennrations a single day longer tbao you have lo. .Choose from tbe.
oieara, as yon may now If you hurry. Don't wait and have to make
yonr selections from tba "lett-overe." Don't get caught in tbe final
rneh when il ia impossible to give that service and attention we wish
yon to leoeive at Davis-Kaaer's. Come tbe very Brat chance. Come
prepared to take plenty of time to look aronod. Yon oan buy qniokty
here if you wisb, as you
WILL FIND PLEASING GIFTS
on all aides, but there are so many of them and in so many different
places that if yon looked a little longer you might find things that
please still more. Then, too, if you Bra in doutt, a little time apent
in looking will bring you many happy suggestions.
More useful, enduring gift gooda are here now than ever before
ao many that one doea not know where to commenoa enumerating,
right around a hundred thousand of tbem; gifts for every memter of
tbe family and for'tha wbole family. Every department is fnll of
gifts Carpet Department, Furniture Department, Cbina, Glass,
Brass, Silverware, Cutlery, Baskets, etc. Come, but "Do it Now."
THE DAVIS-KASER CO,, WALLA WALLA
Complete Furnishers of Homes, Offices and Schools 10-20 Alder St.
Winter Time
is
Repair Time
"A board and a nail,
And a can of paint,
Make many a house
Look new that ain't"
There'll be a whole lot of days when building oot of doors will
be imposeible or disagreeable. Those are tba daya to do tbeaa
odd jobs of REPAIRING and BEMODBLING you bava been
putting oB "'till you bad time." Remember that Bbelt you
promised tba wife? and that broken atep in tba cellar alairs?
And did you antiraly forget that you figured out just how much
you oonld make a play room ia tba attic for the obildren witb a
few dollara wortii of "TUM A LUM" Wall board? Just sit
down all those little items and let ua give you tba price on tba
wbole lot. It'll be ao email an amount that you'll bava do mora
TBlid reaaon to give yonr wife tor noV'fixin' up." Lets talk it
over. Won't ooat you a cent And what a ditterenca it will
make in jour home tbia winter I
"SEE JOHNSON ABOUT IT."
AT
THE HOME OF "TUM-A-LTJMBER"
School Notes.
At, assembly Tuesday afternoon in
Miss Brleriy'a. room, it waa decided
tbat the Atbena aobool will enter the
contest of the Walla Walla Evening
Bulletin and endeavor to win the Pa
tfaeacope given by tbat paper to tbe
stbool eeouring tba largest number
of subscriptions. Mr. Reed, wbo waa
repreaentiug tba Bulletin, gave an in
teresting talk in wbiob he unfolded
the plan of the oonteat to tbe atndenta
and enoouraged them lu their under
taking. He also explained the educa
tional value of tbe Pathesoopa in
aohool woik and offered an individual
prize of one dollar to the pupil, aud
also to tha room bringing in the great
est number eaeh day. Tba editor of
the paper, Mr. Kelly, guarantees Ihe
sohool a Patbesoope if they get 100
aubsaiiptioua, regardless of the con
teat. . -
Tbe second donble header taeket
ball game played between Weston
and Atbena, last Friday night in Wes
ton resulted in a defeat for totli tbe
Athena teams. The boya lost with a
soore of 35 to 20. In the last half of
the game the Atbana boys put np a
splendid fight and beld the soore down
to 12 points. The girls were defeated
with a soore of 19 to 8.
A donble header basket ball game
has been proposed by some ex-oollege
basket ball stars, to play both Weston
and Atbena High school teams, io tha
Atbena gymnasium aome time next
week, if arraogemeuta oan be made
satisfactorily to both teams, Iba
oollege etara wbo propose to play are:
Don tiioe, Tom Boylen, Harold Coo fa
ran, Bill Livingston and Irving Brooks.
A Cbristmas program will be given
by tbe pnpils of Misa Armstrong's
room on Friday afternoon, Deoember
24 In Ihe auditorium. Tbe children
are now rehearsing and will be in
readiness to present a most interesting
program, consisting of a play, recita
tions, aongs and aolos. The public la
invited to attend.
Tbe followiug ia a oomplete report
of the Atbena sohool for the month
ending Deo. 8, J915:
No. of daya taught, 15. .
Whole No. daya attendance, 2446 .
Wbole No, day'a abaence,-127.
Wbola No. times late, 6.
Number of pupils on roll of honor,
113.
Average No. pupils teloojing, 171. 5.
Average daily attendance, 163.1.
Per cent nf attendance, 94.6.
Number visile by parents, 2.
No. pupils remaining at data, 174.
Total number on regiater, 190.
Tbe room having tbe best attendance
waa I bat of Misa Brierly, witb a per
oent nf 93.73. The one aeeood best io
attendance, waslMiss Inex Wagner'a,
lib a par oent at 98.81.
f Honor.
h Sobool.-t-llouiy Koepke, Law-
ooe YTbarp, Terna Dudley, Lloyd
cPbetrin, Eraeat Dunoao, Jamee
Martin,! Orvilla Burnbam, Hiram
BarmouJ Elmer Martin, Boby Ban
ister, Greta Molotyra, Gladys Mo
Leod, Lillian Tompkica, Francis Febr,
Edna MoAlexaoder, Marguerite Mc
Lennan, Zola Keen, Katbren Froome,
Annabel MoLeod, Angie Pambron,
Ellen Pambron. Haxel 'Saodere, Lu
cilia Taylor, Francia Williams.
Mias Inez Wagner's room. Mae-
belie Dunoao, Virgil King, George
Lieuallen, Elizabeth Mathers, Tbeltia
MoEwen, Frank Miller, Eogsna Os
borrjj Edoa Piokerton, Willie Bossell,
Bethjtne Bead, Enid Cartano, Ateta
Littlejoho, Velva Mansfield, Hazel
MoFarlaud. Bella Pambrun, Helen
Russell, Valuta Sohnbert, Vernita
Walts, Martha Hutt, Glenn MoAlex
ander, Ellis Hopper, Balpb Biobmond.
MiaaLeota Wagner'a room. Dorwan
Phillips, Lloyd Mathers, Gall Stone,
John Stone, Helen Downing, Wlllard
Parker, Dollie Baoister, -Carmen Saun
ders, Jeaauette Miller, Lela Sobubert,
Mildred Stauton, Edra Cartano, Eva
Carateoa, Both Jackson, Sadia Pam
bruu. Lee Banister, Jobn Piokerton,
Conrad Miller, Kenneth Stone, Wayne
Jonas, Velma MoAlexander, Etbel
Woodruff, Leslie Marvin.
Misa Pnrsifoll'a room. Gail Pier
sol, Boland Slone, Dorothy Willaby,
Both Hutt, Wilbur Harden, Harold
McLennan, Aitbnr Bolt, Leonard Wil
laby, Marvel MoAlexaoder, Staul-y
Buab, Frank ('arateur, Dorothy Koeu-
ke, Wendell LaBraeche, Vernon Mil-,
ler, Alton Lienallen, Biohard Car
tano, Loraio Sbiok, Myrtle Downing,
Eisa Ringel, Mildred Matbeia, Benlab
Banister, Beglna Jonas. ,
Misa Armstrong's room. Marjorie
Boober, Melvln Coppoak, Lois John
son, Ronald Lieuallen. Merle Johnaon.
Freddie Radtke, Athena RufsbII, Lu
cille Smith, Clifford Woods, Arelu
Willaby, Kendall LaBrasofae, Opal
Starr, Rotert Caratens, William. Cop
pock, Merle Diokenaon, Ellen Henry.
Alloe Huffman Kay Huffman,. Vera
Miller, Jnanita Woodruff, Lois Mo
Intyre. . ' '
Celebrate Silver Anniversary.
Tba silver wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Taylor waa cele
brated iu fitting-atyle by thirty-four of
tbeir friends last Friday evening, witb
a grand "sbiveree." It waa. a com
plete aurprise, tut tbe visitors . were
made welcome and a most pleaaant
evening was paased with various stunts
for entertainment, among themamook
wadding, witb tha twenty-fire years
bride and groom aa principals. David
Taylor, father of the groom, assisted
tbe mioiater witb bis "old colitiaal
law" oeremooy. after wbiob tbe cou
ple were aolemnly senlenoed to con
nubial loudaga until their Diamond
anniversary,
A bandeoma ailver baking dish
was presented tbe bride, also a
eet of fruit knives waa tendered by
Mra. Hitman D. Taylor of Pendleton.
Refreshments were served, Misses
Mande Maoafield and Lillian (jerking
pausing the plates. The following
weia present: Mi. and Mrs. Hugh
Molntyre, Mr. aud Mra. David Tay
lor, Mr. and Mra. Chailes Gerking,
Mr. and Mrs. Oaaa Cannon, Mr. aud
Mrs. George Gerking, Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Dndley, Mr. aud Mra. Sheldon
Taylor, Dr. and Mra. Will R. Soott,
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Harmon, Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Manslield, Mr. and
airs. Uean Dudley, Mr. and Mra. H.
Caton and Mr, and Mra. W. R. (Jinks)
layior; Meedamea Minnie DePeatt,
L. Sherman, W. K. Wall, Jackson
Nelson, Minnie Willaby. Eliaabetlt
Mansfield, Fred Boyd, T. D. Taylor
or Pendleton; Missea Maud aud Velva
Mansfield, Lillian and Blanche Ger
king, Lucille Taylor, Anioe Barnea of
Weston, and Mr. Hiram Harmon.
Too Tired.
Frank Urea In Eastern n venue. A
few daya ago bia rompuulou (lenrgp
caiifht his clothing on n picket fence.
He waa beld fast, his feet a foot or
two from the ground. He plomlnl with
Frank to release liiin or run for heli.
but Frank refused. ' .
"Why don't you go and help Gi'ni-go.'c"
bia mother Inquired from the fifjit
porch. - Si
"I'm Just ton tired." sold lrJify
"Yesterday I wanted him to 'BliioS,iiiv
do nut of hla yard, mid he vlilii"t
do It 'cause lie xntil ha wits tired. I'm
just na II) a lie n-as."-ludhin:ipiH
Xp. 1
Temperature of tho liirth. ' M
It line been ircncrnlly believed tliut
tbe temperature Increase,! ul almost )n
constant riilu fiouj tire earth'H Hiiifuu'e
toward its ecu ler, but, tills suppoHttlo)
appears to be Incorrect In the light of
recent experiments. Iu one uilue the
average rate of Increase lu tempera
ture, carried down to 8,KI0 feet, was
one degree for each 250 feel of dj
scent Various results huve been ob
tained from measurements In otuef'
places. No temperature vailntloufi
were shown between depths of. 1,400
feet and 2.300 feet In I lie KitlKOorli
mines In Australia.; These und other
observations are considered us tmll
eating tbat the Increase of. tempera)
tures with depth lu the' earth Is not
governed by any general law. :
-ST :
No Royaltiea 'CsHed 'Baby." f
One noteworthy feature nlioiit royal-j
lies Is that -none luia ' beeu called,
"lmby." From their, earliest yenra thev
royal children nre always called by'
their names or iwsslbly by aome pet.
name, but an English prince or prin
cess Is never called "baby" either by
relatives or by his or her nurses. From
the ase of five n prince Is styled "air"
by his attendants aud n princess "mod
am." Loudon Standard.
- Tlnfe Different
"I know bcr father docs not like me.
He wants me to go tn work In his fac
tory." "Well, why demt you prove your
worth by Kiim? Then there will be
Bedilina lielW nnrl it happy ending."
"I don't know nlnnil that: It's a
dynamite fi.ctiiry " l.miisvllle Courier
MACMHIS
PERFECTLY
. MQDELI Or PERFECT10E,
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
Needles, Oil, Belts and all kinds of flawing
Machine supplies, Repairing a specialty.
New Home Users are Quality Choosers.
For Sale By
N. A.MILLER. Athena. Ore.
TJfe Hew Home Sewing Machine Comp'y
San Francisco, California.
Gloves Make
the Ideal Gift
HANSEN GLOVES
The Gift With the Personal Touch
There is a sort of intimacy about a pair of gloves
tainca hu Hjjjjeai iu once practical ana sentimental
And there Is special individual
value In the gift of a Hansen
tne glove ot specialised, Individ
ual service. Send one pair or
an assortment. For motorists
there'sthe"Seml-Soft" Gauntlet
with "roll-up" feature. Allother
auto styles lined or unlhied. ,
ui iving nu uramHy wear, rne uan
PHtch; for seiul-dresB, the Hansenbllt
Washable ol flue "Cape" leather with
Ira beautiful luster In a variet) ol new
ahadea. Wash them in plain soap and
water. Sea the Auto Utility Gauntlet
tor tinkering- about the car or garden. -Send
a pair ot Stay-Soil Caontmitlt to
that boy or girl. Make thla a "Glovo
Christmas" all round. Wo will allow
you various styles that will appeal to
tha onea you wish to renumber.
Shop
IDays
Til
xmas
Make this Years
Gifts,
Practical Gifts
Useful Suggestions
For Men
Neckwear
Handkerchiefs
Gloves
Hats
K. Uppers
Mufflers
Shirts
Umbrellas
For Ladies
Slippers
Gloves
Furs
Handkerchiefs
Neckwear
fowles
Table Linen
Umbrellas
Waists
Dress Goods
For Boys
Shoes
Caps and Hats
Suits c nd Coats
Gloves
Neckwear
Waists and Shirts
Hosiery
Suspenders
Belts ,
Handkerchiefs
For Girls
Slippers
Gloves
Knit Caps
Fancv Ribbon
Handkerchiefs
Shoes
Hosiery
Neckwear
Belts
Jewelry
MOSGROVE MERCANTILE COMPANY
THE QUALITY STORE
Professional
S. F. Sharp
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special attention given to all ..
calia both night and day.
Oalla promptly answered. OflloaonTblrd
oirxei, Amelia, uregor
DR. A. B. STONE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Offioelo Post Building. " Phone, E01
i I. t i
DR. J. G. McMATH
Osteopath.
Offiice one block North of the Bank.
DR. J. W, WELCH
Dentiat
. Athena, Oregon
Office Houra: 9 a. m, to 4:30 p. m.
DR. E.B.OSBORN
Veterinary Surgeon & Dentist
Oruduttte MoKilllp 'etlimrj' college
Ufllcest Commercial Rtable and HawkH Drug
Wore. fliouoWi.
Homer I. Watts
Attorner-at-Law
Athena, Oregon.
, V ' THE '
ST. NICHOLS HOTEL
V. E. FROOME, pbop.
';'!!?
Only First-class Hotel in
the City.
THE ST. NICHOLS
od tbat can aooommodt
eooomai-ofa- traveler!.
' sn br laoniD.nded mr Ita clean and
well antllelAit rnnma.
Coa. alAia ahoThibd, ATHMU.Or.
f la tba only
Wood
in Carload Lots
Cascade 4 f.ot Fir Wood $5.35
Cascade 4 foot Maple Wood,..'.. 5.60
Cascade 4 foot Alder Wocd, .... 5.10
F. 0. B.
Athena Pendleton Branchea North
ern Pacific Railway.
L C. O. WILLIAMS,
Poetoffice, Edgewater, Washington.
Better Look Out
It Is Coming
old weather "P0" you Defr yu
aware of it, and your best pro
tection is one of our Heaters
Everybody knows of their superior qualities. OurPrices
c
$2.50 up
C7our wife thoroughly enjoy one of our splen
1 did new cooking: Ranees, made in all
sizes and handsomely" nickled. eAW
modern convenieniences go with them, and our price is
$35.00 up
We are giving 5 per cent off for cash
Athena, CHARLES KIRK, Oregon
t
Do You Realize
How Near We Are to Christmas?
Foley's Kidney Cure
make kldocys and bladder right,
Moneysaving Opportunities pffered
by this Big Busy 'Store, just at the
time when lone needs a little ex
tra money. No matter what you
want, you can buy it for less here
A nice pair of Wool Blankets for an Xmas gift. ; Full
size, wool nap, $3 value, our price $1.98
Indiao Robes, in new, fancy patterns, $3.98 and $8.50
Ladies' Fancy Handkerchiefs in boxes, 25c and 49c
Men's Fancy Initial Handkerchiefs " 25c and 49c
Bring the Children and Visit Our
TOY DEPARTMENT
fJaVWe sell only high grade Merchandise, for less; has
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