The Athena press. (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, May 26, 1916, Image 3

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Mis. E. M. Smith of Wsston,' was
Id the olty yesterday.
M. F. Morgan left this week for
Willamina on business trip.
Mr. and Mri. Heary Bohmltt drove
down from Waltsbnrg, Tuesday.
AI. Griggs, foreit ranger, with
beadquuiteri it Gibbon, was in tbe
oily Wednesday. ,
8anford Stone is delegate ttila
neck to the grand lodge I. 0. O. Vt
convening at Bosebmg. ,
Ttia nsnal Saturday ninbtdanify Hi
the opera bonsa tomorrow stenjpft.
Splendid musio and good order.
Mrs. M. L. Watts left Saodaj sfiarn
log far Boiebarg, Oreg. where a6f iaa
delegated the Rebekah Grand Cadge.
Me. Marion Bansell and ehlldreo
returned yesterday morning from a
visit with relatives and friends at
Poitland. .
Miss Lillian Renter, teacher in tbe
Dayton, Wash, pnblio eobools is in
the city visiting ber father, before
goiog East. , "
A. 0. Carpenter returned yesterday
rooming from Portland, where he was
oalled owing to tbe illness of bis wife,
who was -visiting friends there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Walter had as
dinner gnesta at their borne west of
town Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. W. E.
Boott and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Boyd.
Mies Katheiine Sharp is home from
Dayton, Wash, for the bo aimer vaoa
lioo. Miss Sharp has been retained
to tea oh another year in tbe Dayton
sohools.
B. B. Richards has Installed a Globe
tiling case ii bis offloe. Ibis filing
system Is one of psrfestion, and was
pnrobased from tbe John W. Graham
company, of Spokane.
John Morgan of Preecolt, Wasb.
spent tbe past week at I be home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Gross end other
Athena relatives. Mr. Morgan ii
nephew of Mrs. Gross.
- The condition of I. W. Ware whose
foot was amputated Thursday of last
week, baa been preoarinna sine tbe
operation. It is now telieved that to
other operation will be neoeasary.
Servioes next Lord's Day at tbe
Baptist obnrob as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a., ra., pteaobiog at 11
a. on. and ? :30 p. m ; B. Y. P. U. meet-1
Ing at 6:30. Vou aia wanted. Come, j
Mrs. Ralph Sallugoame aver from
Weston Wednesday evening to assist
in I lie concert at tbe Gbiietiao oburob
and was aooompanisd ty Mr. and Mrs.
Porter, Misj Rln tool and Mrs. Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gross and Miss
Verva, and Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bead
and little daughter Jennamae left
Monday by automobile for a week's
trip to Condon, Mayville and Ailing-
ton, ;
A speoial meeting of the City Conn
oil wbs held Wednesday evening at
whioh H. A. Barrett was appointed
oounoilman to till the vaoanoy caused
by the resignation and removal from
tbe oily of J. W. Welch.
The Athena teas ball team will play
tbe FreewBter league team at the Mil
ton borse ahow and strawberry fes
tival, Wednesday next. Freewater
bas a good team this year and Is play
ing in tbe inter-state league,
Bev. Milo G. Bentley, pastor of the
local Baptist oborob, ia tbis week
moving bis family fiom tbeir borne in
the Walla Walla valley to Atbena,
and will ooonpy tbe residence vaoated
by Mr. and Mis. Ubas. Bryan,
A BETTER DAY'S
WORK
That's what a MoDongall Anto Front Kitchen Cabinet will mean
in your borne. Yon oan get op a meal in about half tbe nsnal time
tbe time saved will enable yon to do many other tasks, it means elim
ination of kitoben slavery. The time and drudgery saved will soon
pay for one of these great labor savers. Nor is this all, for the saving
of food stnffa is no-small item.
No other oabiuet has so many real, wortb-wbile improvements as
the McDonnell Anlo-Front just about everything yon oould wish for
is inclnded, every improvement fonnd on ol ber oabinets and a lot of
exclusive, patented MoDongall features besides.
zA cTWcDougal
Cabinet
in your kitoben is no expense, but real eoonomy for it soon pays for It
self and tben keeps on doing it over and over again. MoDongall Cab-
iuets are splendidly builtmads to last for generations. They are fin
ished in a handsome, hard, durable varnish whioh even hot water will
not mar or tum white.
We have lots oi these fine Cabinets to dispose of at speoial piioes
and on speoial easy teims. Come and see them if possible. It yon
can't oome, phone or write and we will send fnll particulars.
THE DAVIS-KASER CO,, WALLA WALLA
Complete Furnishers of Homes, Offices and Schools 10-jO Alder St.
1. What is the SBck outlook for 1916?
2. Will money be saved to tbe farmers of tbe Inland
Empire by handling grain In bulk?
8 What must the Farmer do to handle wheat in bulk?
4. What must oountry warehouses do to handle grain
in bulk?
6. What does handling bulk grain mean at Terminal
points in export trade'
" I . ' ; "' ' ' . ,
Watch this space for answers
next week
(In the meantime investigate ovr farm granaries)
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY
1131"." llE3l
THAR'S somethia' ia smokin' a
pipe of VELVET with a man that
makes him warm up to you. It's sort
of like takitr him home
to family dinner.
Ural
mv . .... "a
nmmF&w ?n;ffi?r;w rino
1 , life tsMHmjmM I ji '
Athena friends reoeived an in
vitation from John Fosa lo be present
at the dedication of the Foss & Co.,
$10,000 garage at Moro, on the even
ing of May 24 wheu a dance was held
in tbe One new oonorete bnilding.
In addition to tbe list published in
the Press last week, tbe following
pupils ahonid have bad their names in
tbe list: One year perfeot attendanoe,
Elsa Bingel; two years perfeot attend
anoe, Roland Stone and Velva Mans
field. The rennion of tbe Pioneers at Wes
ton, is only one week away, Friday
and Satntday, June Snd and 3rd.
Colonel Woods' town will extend its j
hospitality to ell who attend tie re
union, and a special imitation is ex- j
tended tbe people of Athena. (
At the Mathodiit Episcopal chorob,
preaching next Sabbath morning and .
evening. Morulas topli : "I be Great
eet fienewer." In the evening at 7:15,
the subject will ber "Wbeie to Get
Your Questions Answered." Sabbath
aohool at 10 a. m., all are invited.
Wilbeit Eirkman of the Snparior
Lumber oompany. Walla Walla, waa
in the olty yesterday and iutalled a ,
Northwestern furnace at the new
borne of Miss Clare Partridge. Tbe
fnrpaoe is a popular one, and large
Bombers have been sold by Mr. Kirk
mon. Miss Edna Mo Alexander reoeives the
announcinent of tbe graduation of ber
friend, Miss Winnifred James, June
1st, from PaoitJo Union College at
Saint Helena, California, Miss James
bas the distinotion of graduating from
both the Normal and Aoademio De
partments of the College.
Miss Inez Wagner, who was ao sno-
oessful In passing ber seventeen eigbjb
grade pupils in the Athena sobooi, has
aooepted a position in the (Jinapine
sobools for next year. Miss Wagner
left yesterday to join her sister, Miss
Leota, in a visit wltb her nnole, Snpt.
E. Young, at Pendletoo.
Mrs. W. B. Taylor and daughter,
Lnuille, will leave next Thursday,
Junel, for Abiugdoo, Illinois, where
tbey will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Delbert Olote, and other relatives dur
ing the summer. Ihey will be accom
panied by Miss Leota Wagner, who
will visit ber borne lo Nebraska.
0. A. Gnerne baa left for Chicago,
wbere be will attend the University.
Mlea Brierley is with her parents at
Stanffcld, Miss Peroival bas departed
for ber home and Miss Armstrong bas
departed for Brooklyn, N. Y., where
abe will remain for the summer. Thus
tbe faonlty of the Athena pnblio
sobooi is widely soattered.
Mrs. J. I. Williams, of Maldio,
Wash., a sister of Mrs. I. W. Ware,
and Miss Lillian Ware of Bnrley, Ida
ho, anived this week, being called by
Mr. Ware's critical condition. Mr.
George Demmer and Mis. E. B. Peek,
a brother and sister of Mrs. Ware, also
arrived from Medford, Oregon, com
ing through overland, and driving Mr.
Ware's oar.
1 be Athena Fire Department will
enter a team to oompete in the bose
raoes at Milton next Wednesday, dar
ing the borse show "and strawberry
festival. Tbe races will inolnds two
wet tests aud a 100-yard straight away
sprint. Tbe Atbena teem is oompiised
of Jesse Myriok. Ed. Sebasby, Lsvoise
MoEwen, Hngb Lieuallen, Emery
Wortbiogtoo, Boss Pavne, Fred Grin
dell and Herteit Parker.
At the Christian ohnrou Snuday,
Bible sobooi 10 a. m,, Geo. B. Gerk
ing direotor. Tbe United Brethren
Bible sobooi of Weston will be preset. t
in a body to visit tbe sohool. Preaob
iug at 11 a. m. pod 8 D. m. Subjeots,
"Onr Country and tbe Ghnrob," and
"Hindrances." Jnnior G. E., 8 p. m.
Senior 0. E. at 7. Midweek meeting
Wednesday, 8 p. m, and ohoros rehear
sal Friday, 8 p. m. 1'he pnblio oor
dially invited end welcome. D. Errett,
pastor.
Thursday, . May 18, tbe members
and families of the Sunshine Club
spent the day at Bingham Springs.
Fishing and swimming were tbe enter
taining features of the day. A boun
teous luncheon was served at noon.
Tbe viands were spread npon one long
table and ooveta were laid for 19.
Mr, Hooh, tbe bospitible manager of
tba Springs, saw to the comfort of the
party, and the day was voted a grand
success, so mnob so that another ex
cursion is planned for the near future.
Mrs. J. D. Pismondon is in receipt
of a very interesting letter from Miss
Alena L. Pittman, Baptist missionary
at 8hoobsing, Che Kiang Proviuoe,
China, in whioh acknowledgement is
made of receipt of a large number ot
Dockages sent by the Athena Baptist
Missionary soolety lo November of last
year. Tbe sbipmont was sent ty par
oel post, and comprised a fnll equip
men! foi one room in the hospital.
Tbe letter is especially tooohing in
its exnressioos of gratitude for the
generous donation, from tbe Athena
ladies, every saokage of wbiob ar
rived safely. ,
Next Thursday, June I, the Baptist
ohoiob will have a Boll Call and ban-
auet. beginning at i p. m. Bell osll
and business at 1; informal reoeplion
from 5 to 6, when the banquet will
be served. At 7:80 preise aervioe and
at 8 an address will te given by Bev,
Bordman, D. D., of Walla Walla,
Rev. Stookton of Adams, and Bev
Cline of Freewater, will bIbo be pres
ent. Every member of tbe obnrob,
Sunday ecbool. B. Y. P. U. and Chor
us, together with their parenta and
friends, are expected to be present and
temaio during the eutiie program, be
ginning at 4 with the Boll Call.
Tba saored oouoett given ia tbe
Cbristiao Cfanicb Wednesday evening
ty tbe choir was a piouonuced success
in every partiuolar. Tbe oborns work
aod antbema showed good training by f
tba direotor. Dr. W. B. Sootr, aod ea-1
peolallv were the numbers given
tbe men a oborns of nineteen voioee,
appieoiated. While eaob number de- P mmi-
utIM ananfal mention tha anlnm ti ConStalV
Mis. David Stone and Mr. Cbeater New8
net. tint ladies' unri tnitari nnartata
mni nW villi nhnm.lh. dnot I the dis-
Waited For Tfce Lord," snug by Mis. Wj. "who
Balpb Baling aud Mrs. W. B. Boott.1 in
ul tha fifAanin. nnmhev nn ll.a n , n. , Schef ket
gram. Miss Zola Keen opened the1 min"
progiam with a piano solo and prtsid-.
ed as aocompabtat with ber usubI:
grace. i
GANNON-M'INTYRE WEDDING
Wednesday, May 24, at four o'clock,
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Hugh
Molutyre iu this city, the nuptials of
their daughter, Ethel, and Mi. Balph
T. Cannon, were celebrated, with Bev.
Davis Errett officiating, the liog cer
emony being employed. Tbe bridal
oouple, unattended, entered tbe taste
fully deoorated room to tbe strains of
tbe wedding maiob played by Miss
Velva Mansfield. "
Tbe decorations wete pink, haw
thorn aud white snowball blossoms,
aud the bitde was attired in white
crepe de ohme and luce, and carried a
toqnet of biide roses.
After - the oeremonv, the gorgf,
numbering about thirty, were csl.end
iuto the dioing room, where fid C3
natio'JS aud peonies abounded, end
neie SMvedlna dainty oollallon tf
iocs and oake,and soon after the newly
weds slipped away, motoring lo Wes
ton wbere tbey took tbe train for Se
attle and Bellingham where their hon
eymoon will te passed. Returning
tbey will visit the Bose Festival at
Portland. " ' ,"
'I be bride is the eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre, and tbe groom
tbe youngest son of Mr, and Mrs. Cass
Canno'J, and assistant cashier of tbe
First National Bank vt Atbena. Both
have been reared in tbis vicinity, aid
begin their married life most suspic
iously, amid the good wis ho of a host
of friends. A neat bungalow has re
cently beep erected ty the groom on
south Third street and the oouple will
commence bousekeeping immediately
npou tbeir return.
Local Adver tisemcnts
For Sale An aoetyleue light plant,
Inquire at this offioe. - '
A. Phillips of Weston, sells Lee's
non-punotnre and Goodyear tires.
Dressmaking Mrs. Wm. Kioe, ex
pert titter aud drissmaker, lesidiug in
the Baptist parsonage is now prepaiea
to do Bret class work at reasonable
prloes. '
A good milch cow for aale; or will
trade for stook oalves. Phone 29132.
O. E. Zerba.
Wheat Bay 1 Dave bouod wheat
bay for sale. Write or phone A. L.
Swaggart, Athena.
Auto Service W. B. Crawford is
prepnied to give day or night service.
At St, Niabols Hotel, phone, 493.
Dressmaking done, satisfaction guar
anteed. Apply to Mrs. Delia Wright.
White Stai Laundry
work, Phune 133.
First class
Second Hand Goods. W. ' B. . Mar-
obo, tinner and plumber, will engage
in the seoond-faand goods bnBlness at
his place on Main street, neat the de
pot. Second hand furniture, stoves
and rauges bought and sold.
Livestock Dealer. BertCartano has
engaged in the livestook business. He
is prepared to pay the highest market
prices at all times lor ooiosens, nogs
cattle and sheen. If you have stock
to aefi, be sure and sea him. '
Goto tbe Myers' harness and shoe
sbon if yon want Brat olass woik.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Adv.
ML
Refinery
Gas not
a mixture
Dealers every
where and at
ServiceStattons
of
Standard Oil
Company
(CtUfwiU)
of the
rvember
report
finish-
fling of
sk, and
en eum-
1 Peck,
it serv-
sek fol-
ographs
and se-
logTaphs
L,e ufotc nomine.
President Visits ActoraJ
Baltimore President Wil
here Tuesday to attend a tH
performance of the Friars'
New York, ana lor tnree noura
a group of some of the leading
the country were applauded by I
which taxed the capacity of t
ter. The President's appears1
the airraal for enthusiasm wh
continued as the actors made
his expense. The President
hind the scenes ano maoe
itneech to the assembled ad
shook hands with all.
Eirk Mplement louse
We
Season is
Here
"For
Cutting
tTHachinery"
THE J OHNSON BINDER was proven beyond doubt
last season that it would take care of heavy, green
grain-the way we make hay here-better than other
makes of binders. We have testimonials of farmers living in your neighborhood. We
carry Johnson Binders, Mowers and Rakes. Twine 13c lb. Holt Sprockets 20 pet. off.
North Side Main St, CHARLES KIRK, Athena, Oregon
The
Chevro-
4il6til
A New Car with
a Glorious Record
I have secured the agency
for the famous Chevrolet
Motor Cars for the Athena
Weston, Mllton-Freewater
Territories, and hereafter
you pan see one of these
wonderful little Cars at my
Garage here in Athena, or
I will come right to your
door and give you a ride to
demonstrate its qualities as
a Family Car.
Electrically
Equipped
and style of highest priced
Cars, delivered at the door,
$1
At Bartlett's Garage
Athena, Oregon
Roses and Peonies
We oau supply your Hoses aud
Peonies for Deourallou. Ruses 7 Go
per doz. any color j Paouies fl.25 per
doz. red, pins, and white. Postage
prepaid.
Parr's Rose Garden
Freewater. Oregon, Phone 4CF15
S. K. Sharp
PHYSICIAN AND SUHGEON
Special attenttot given to all
calib both night and day.
(M in promptly anmrerad. Offloe onTBIrd
Strett Atheoa Oresor
DR. A. B. STONE.
Physician and Sureon.
Offioe lu Post Building. Phone, 001
Homer I. Watts
Attornev-at-Law
Athena, Oregon.
ill!
MACHMS
MODELS OF PERFECTION.
PERFECTLY
British Food Limit Like
London There is now belief
a possibility that the people
British Isles will oe piaceu on
tions. Captain Ernest Pretyri
liamentary under secretary
board of trade, said in the
commons that although there
...t.l ahnrfjiffA. the existirl
nricea arose from a deficiency Needlee. Oil, Belts and all, kind of flowing
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
the requirements of the forces'
field. The government, he add
reviewing the situation careful
MatUnc suiijilics, ftrpuuiug a ipecialty,
New Home Users are Quality" Choosers.
For Sale By
N. A. MILL! K. Athena. Oreg.
'Oil Kew Hume Sowing Machine Comp'y
San Francisco, California,
It's the uniform unva- Hi
rying heat of a good oil
Eg stove, and the perfect
control, that keeps the
juices in that pre-
H serves the savory
goodness of the meat
and gives that even
brownness all over.
juiciei
-tastier toasts
a cleaner, cooler
. kitchen, and lesa
fuel expense
A
NEW PERFECTION
OIL COORsSTOVE
,jf&m&LJ&!&im-jr For
E3 turarAn i sia
a (oiuomii) mm yk
Ip3 Athena ' ' fj it
All the convenience of
gas. Cooks everything
any wood or coal range
will cook, but keeps
your kitohsn coo.
The long blue chim
neys do away with all
smoke and smell. In 1,
2, 3 and 4-burner sizeB,
ovens separate. Also
cabinet models with
Fireless Cooking Ov
ens. Ask your dealer
today.
STANDARD OIL
. COMPANY
(CHUoinli)
Athena '
For Sale By
FOSS-W1NSIIIP HARDWARE CO.
KIRK IMPLEMENT HOUSE.
Get
' Script Form .
BUTTER WRAPS
Press Office
VERY DAY PRICES
Below we quote vou a few ot our
every day prices. Look them over.
These are the items every housewife
should be interested in.
Sl.o Galetoa, all colors, ,18
$ l-?o best Calico, - ,05
8 1 80 (80lu.) Percales, .06 14
13o grade Peroales, ROlu. - .10
160 " " " 18 1-S
8 1 Do apron Glngbam .05
lOo apion Uingbam, - ,06 1-4
lOo dress Giogbams, ,08 13
11! 1-Zo dress Gingbams, .10
lOo Elope Muslin. - . .07 1-3
13 l-2o Lonsdale Mnalin, .08 1-8
Camblio Muslin
12 1-2, IB, 19
40o table lineo, red or w bite .25
750 " " white, bulf, tine ,49
I. 00 grade table linen .69
$1. 35 grade table linen .98
13 1-3 Worth Cheviot shilling .10
Pepperil bleeob sheeting, 0 4 .33
Peppuil bleaob Sbestiug 10 4, .35
Papperll nnblsaeb Bbeoting 9-4, .31
13 1 3o Bllkollnos, all oolors, .10
30o Tiokiugs, !(
Uo lickings, flowered, .85
Famous Golden Bole House Aprous,
oover tba entire dress, - .49
The above prices are only a few if
our every day bargains. Every item
in our Store is priced accordingly".
J.C.Penney Co. Inc.
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