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Mia. Lizzie Mansfield is
Weetou relatives this week
!
viailing
Mi. sod Mia. H. B. bill aie spend
ing a few day at tbe MoDougsl camp.
Mi--. .Mine Uaiies lelt Sunday for
Medlurd, whare she will visit rela
tives. Miss Katbien Pioome ia tbe guest
ttiii week of friends in Milton and
v ioiuity.
Mr. ana Mrs. W. f. Wlllaby are op
from tbeir home iD Portland, visiting
relatives.
Mias Ada DeFreeoe, manager of tbe
IoobI telepbone exobange is taking her
summer vacation.
jjev. M. G. Bentley and family
have iic'urned fiom a weeks outing at'
Blngbam Hprinp-s,
Tomorrow evocing the nannl Satur
day nigbt dauee will be given at (be
Athena opera bouse.
Mr. and Mis, Gbgrlpi Wlks and
family bave been enjoying wu anting
at Bingham springs.
Mis. Wm. Wusbiip has been going
to Wall" Walla eaoh day ibis week
for oiedlcil treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Beu Gross ate op from
their boms in Portland, visiting 4th
ena frieuda and relatives.
Mi. and Mia. A. B. Steele and Mr
and Mrs. E. A. Dudley motored to
Bingham Spriaga Sunday.
A. A. Foes of tbe Foss-Winship
Haidwar company, is in PortlHcd
tbia week, on a bnsiueas visit.
Mi. and Mrs. (Jeo, W. 'jroas are
down for a fen days from Ibeir snm
uier camp at Biogbam Spiinge.
Mr. and Mrs. Hogb Mololy e and
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Caonoj, mot
ored to Walla Walla yesterday,
Bern Banister baa returned from
PoitUud, where be spent several dya
taking treatment foi ao afflicted eye.
Mies Niohol, a recent arrival from
Kansas, is a guest at the borne ot ber
aunt, Mrs. S. S. Piersol in this oily.
Scott Banister has placed an order
with E. L. Smith & Co., of Pendleton
foi a new "Oregon Special" oombine.
(jeprge Mitobell and family weie
down from ibeir mountain rauob Mon
day, making tbe flip in their new Hep
oar,
Mrs. Chains Kirk went down to
Albany Sunday ujght, retaining yes
terday witb ber two obildreu, Tom
and Aieta, wbo have spent tbe past
two mouths witb their grandparents
there.
The Last Week
Do It Now
Saturday, August 19th ends Davis
Kaser's Great Summer Salt
the most important Sftje of tbe year, to. thrifty home
makers Just one more week, an4 how quickly that
can slip away, None can afford to miss, the pppqrtHH
ties offeree) b this (treat sale qf furniture, floor Cov
erings, Draperies, Crockery. Home Goods of all kinds
of Cut Glass, Art Pottery, etc- This i.s an immense
stock of staple, of every day needs, and nearly all re
du ed specially (pr this sale. Yff know Dayis-Haser
Sales are real sales. If you don't know, ask others,
Then act Just one mare wee.k
THE DAVIS-KASER CO,, WALL,A WALLA
Complete furnishers qf Homes, Offices and. Schools 0-30 Alder S(.
Mr. FARMER
TAKE NOTICE!
If you are looking for Bargains, you
can find them here.
We have 12Q0 ros of 26 inch Hog irp,
yotj may ftave t 25p per to$.
Six-Horse Gasoline jEngine,
Sprockets, 20 per cent off,
Holt Chain, 10 per sent off,
Cylinder Teeth, 10 per cent off.
Binding Twine, 13c per lb.
In fact, we can supply your wants in any
thing you iria peed in hardest:
Kirk Implement House
North Side Main Street, Athena," Oregon
Mr. and Mis. A. B. KoEwcrj ore Wheat in the Helix seotion is being
spending tbe week at tbeinucb, where , baivestod Ibis week and tbo yield ia
barvesticg too season's crop fs nnder running from 85 to 40 bushels, so it is
wav. reliably lepoited, The light lands of
tbe Loitb aud west portions of ibe
counts Ibis yeai Hie scheduled to pro
dnoe well as tbe season was n tacbgf
ble oue .
W. S. Feiguson's "Or9gon Special" j
ontltt began harvesting tbe bailey orop i
on tbe loner place, yesterday aftei- j
noon. '
Mrs. Louis Bergeviu and daughter,
Eloise, accomoani d Mia, Ueigaviu'a
fatner, Ed. fjatava to L b m an apiiugB
this weal".
Dl. "Joseph Baddelev, veteiiuuiiau
smgeon will be at Ibe LoBrsobe lauoh
indelinilely aed will luswer all pro
fessional culls.
Watts Biom.' stationary thiesber
bequn the season's woik on the Mc-
Eweu place Nurtbwest of Athena,
Tuesday alteiooon.
Mis. M. L. Watts and daugbtei,
Veruita, have taken a oottase at Biug-
bam Springe and will enjoy a two
weeks' outing there.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Woithigton left
Wednesday in Ibeir oar for Camp
MoDougsl, wbere tbe; will leniaiu
until about Septeuibei 1st,
Mis. J. li, Thompson will te brought
homo Sunday (mm the Pendleton hos
pital, whare she is convalescing, after
two months critical illness,
Wbeet reached the dollar mark
throughout Umatilla oounty, Wednes
day nod thousands qf bushels weie sold
fbe piipe quoted toda,y is I l.Qil,
Bar Uiqubuit bag exchanged thine,
head of horses for a Mitchell six auto
mobile unci is learning to drive it
under tbe tuition of George Denimer.
A freight train wteok est of Pen
dleton yesterday, resulted in Maiu
Hue trains being ronted oral this di
vision via Walla Walla, Portland,
Mpnry Keen who attended K. of P.
Grand Lodge at Portland last week -re
a delegate from Pythian lodge, re
ports an exceptionally ioterestiug get-
ion.
Arthur Cnrpottk had hie light band
seriously iujuicd Wednesday when it
beoame oaugbt in lit; maobinery of
bis combined harvester, Ui. (Sharp
dressed tbe wound,.
W. H- Moeqrrflaob al Pendleton,
was jo, town yesterday, driUog tbe
1917 model Fiankllu oai, which he
biougbt from the faotnry at Syraouso,
N. Y., to Pendleton.
Mis. W. L. Weir returned Saturday
eveniug limn an extended visit at
Dayton, Wash. Miss Pauline Mjiitb,
who accompanied ber, remained in
paytou fur a lunger rtiiv.
Irg. Anna L'hlhan pf Bojse. dabo,
wbs a guest (b9. wees "t the V-
MausHe)d boma in this city
litle daughter remained for
an 111 sohool begius u Boise,
Hsv, Davjs Brrett went to Poitlnnd
tbje week Ip hear (be Silly Huuday
lectures, tie will go to tf'ilimi to
main over Sunday, uud will
perform a maiiiage oeiemooy.
Traffic is now going over tbe tem
porary Thorn Hollow road and budge
nver the Umatilla. While tte load is
not iu Hist class unnditjon, il is, i d;
taPjOe-sayei pyer the t-flSosB topie,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hawoith are
loading a oar wifh their househoid
gpods prepafciory to movng tp Spfl
knur, to take posspsion o Ibpir (aria
lepenlly pprphaped in tligt ijoinlty.
I. U, Blocks, bookkeeper at the
Fiist National Bank, returned yester
day morning from bis summer vaoa
tlon, whioh was spent with relatives
and friends at Portland and other
points.
The oity connoil reappointed Mrs.
Homer J. Wtjtta and Mis'.' 4. A,. Fobs
ou (ha library toard, (bp tepn're o
whose pJe hap expired. A business
mpeting pt the board was held Monday
aUemagp.
Mrs, P, S, IjeGrow mplored to
Walla Walla yesterday and wai ac
gomppnied hpme by ber mother and
lister, Mrs, Bowles and Miss Lnnra
Bowles, wbo will be ber guests for a
few days.
Misses Maude MansBeld and Bessie
Banister were Walla visitors yester
day. Miss MansBeJd bas p,ooepteS a
ppsjtiqn fn tbe losgrnvs Meroantiie
Oo. 's store, and will begin ber duties
on tbe 5th joit,
Wm. Doak, tbe farm band, wbo was
taken from tbe James Hodgson borne
to Pendleton last week afflioted witb
Daralysis, died at the hospital, there
His body is awaiting the arrival
relatives from Salem.
Chailes Uiyan, wbo iu company
ilb lis wife, lelt Athena this spiing
lor u lour of California ai d Poget
oun, U in I he city. Mrs. Bryan uud
i son Aiohie me visiting relatives in
I Pascn. Mr. Bryan bas not yet decided
1 cu a noint ot looiliou to enuapein
, Ijas-i os?.
I Oonsidai at le difficulty has baeu en
oonnieied iu tbe huivest Melds fill
week us tbe result of the stn.w being
not ripe euough for sutisftdory
' tbreKbiuy. It is expeoted that the
: aoming week will witness bettet con
! ditions, and nearly all machines will
be at work.
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For Harvest
We have what you want in this im
Look over our prices and see what
we can save you.
Pilluw-slips .-.HM-..lS-.I7)i-.
Sheetl - .49-.69-.79- 8K-.98
Turkish lowels (pair.)25-.39-.49-.60-.79
Hook towels - - .10 to .25
Unbleached toweling at .06)4;
.08 1-3-. i0:. WH:-1S
Monjuiio tet : - :06M
tabje oilcloth (al oolon) - .30
Ladies cotton bote - ,13'., to. 25
Bungalow aprooi - ',fl
Middy aptcna
Gills' middy apio'
Girls' Gio"
Bovs' and gills' bose .08 1-3 . 10-
.15.25
Men's Rookford sooks - f.qs-.8q I -3
Men's Automatic aocks, blk 4s bm
others 3 for .25, oar prior '
Gottpn govea -
Cotton gjoves ()"
Woik glov"
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Methodist Episoopal Church. Sub
je.ot next Sabbath mprning: '.Ibe
Precious Christ." Saoramont Of I he
fjord's S,uppar following tbe seimon
At night a praise and preaching e;r
vice. Sabbath school at 10 a. rc., all
are iovited.
Tbe oaterpiller combines of Jpbu
Banister and J, C. Wa tar are work
ing enooeesfqily. Tbe pew maobines
are being tiled out nnder adverse oir
oqmstanees, owing to tbe fact that the
lliew was unripe It the beginning of
bBiveet woik.
A consignment of Eastern biook
trout from tbe state hatchery has teen
plaoed iu the pond at the Sam Pam
btnn plaoe, south of Athena, 'fin
poud, or artificial (ako ' "-'
sije to aoppmr'' '
ere' ' '
Mrs. Mianie DePeatt ot tbe Fix &
Rudtke store ia taking ber vacation.
Mrs, DePeatt anticipates a visit from
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Denver,
Iowa, and Mrs. Ortis Harris and liulo
danghler of Davenport, Wash., who
will arrive next Monday. Tbo ladies !
are ber daughters.
Mrs, B. B. Riohaids and little, son
Roland, came down from tbe Me
Dougal oamp to remain a few days at
borne, Quite a number of Weston eud
Atbaoa people are at this popular
summer oamp. and with tbe ending nf
tbe harvest season, many more oumps
will be added to tbe colony
Miss Partridge entertained ber
pnplis and littla fiiends at ber home
Wednesday ot last week, from 2 till p
p. rr. Daiuty refiesbmentJ were
served, pud Miss Margaret Lyons, vis
iting hot from tbe east, taught tbem
some games and fnlk dauaes. A pleas
ant lime was enjoyed by all.
H. A. Stieet, a mountain rancher,
this week pprpbgied o( Obas, Kiik,
A,thpna implement dealer a 15-home
power Runiey gasnline engine which
be will use (or motive power au hit
threshing machine, Wither gssnilne,
diglillate qi geipeane is paid with sat
jstgcterv respite by the Rnmley.
Marshal Dobson has ereoted a "tnrn-to-the-rigbt"
guide post on Maiu
street, at tbe intersection of Third.
Tbe placing of the post at this (ncij,
tion will be the mean; pi aveitlug ao
oidents, which aie liable to occur at
tbe turn where the maiu intomolile
traffio meets going noith and suutb.
Mr. and Mrs J. R, M.abei uud
famly have learned. Irom MMi trip
iijast. apd unve takep upllieii nhone at
the U W. statiqu. They were in (Jb.
aago dpi ing the recent hot wave, and
cxpeijeuoed much discomfort, They
more than ever appreciate tbe mod
erate temperature of tbe muuotiiu
OOQUttJf,
Wednesday la Poitlnnd the weddiug
of Mr. Beit McDonald aud Miss N i Hie
Die W biting was solemnized. Bnth
biide tud groom are tsleuted mus
ioians, aud will establish a hludio ip
Pendleton, wbeie they w'll rnsirte.
Mrs. MpQonald, who has cnaduoted a
inoflo clans in Alheua tbe past two
veare. will retai l her class, and also
oue iu Adams. She will resume her
woik hpre about Sptaoibef l bt t
'f bp usual Eerrioes will be beld in
the (Jhiistlnn ohDich Sunday. Bible
sobool at 50; at II, Mis. D. Eirett
will speak on tbe sutjeol: "Heroio
Devotion." Iu the eveniug, tbe Eu
deavor sci viae will exteud over into
tbe usual preaobing hour, and a talk
will ba givun by Miss Opal Whiteley,
Uuion Stats Junior Endeavor Super:
lnlendent. The ppbio is invted, es
pecially al( vbB K'ldeovBr wprkeis o(
the cjty. -
Walla Walla Union 1 Dr. R. E,
Butler, of Waitsbnrg, accompanied by
Guslav Vollmer, was iu tbe oity yes
terday, Dr. Butler is a oandidate fui
representative from Ibe lPtb legis
lative diltilct and bas strong suppoit
(rom republicans in bis district.
While never aspiring to etate offloe,
Dr. Botler has long been ldeulitied
with oivic atfairs in Wajlsburg aud
bas been instrumental iu tbe upbuild
ing ot that city.
Mr. and Mrs. H, 0, Caton and tor.
and Mrs. Lepn Kidder have returned
from Davenpoit, where tbey attended
tbe funeral of Mr, Oatcn's nephew.
Tbey report a very hard trip, as most
of tbe way was motored dnring tbe
nlgbt and tbe roads were in bad cou-
dition. Tom Caton remained tor a
visit with Davenpoit relatives. Mr,
Caton visited witb In; pged fatbei,
Judge N, T. Catpn, who onme down
fiorp bis bprpe at Hoilyn, B. C, for
the end oocaslon.
I UP STYLE
RT
Service and Economy
The experienced clothes'buyer in
sists on service-value first and last.
Ed. V Price 6? Co.
Our Chicago tailors make clothes
to individual order from your own
choice of fashion and fabric
result, economy !
Main Street - JAKE BOOHER - Athena, Oregon
of
Tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Walter, 616 East Rose street, Walla
Walla, was the soene Sunday of a
family reonjon, the But oocaslon ot
tbe kind ever taking plaoe in tbe
Walter family. Tbe only member of
tbe family teing absent, was Mrs.
E. T. Maibony of Butte, Mont. At
oue o'alook an elaborate dinner was
eeived at wbioh oovere were plaoed for
tweutv-oue. Those present were: Mis.
A. J. Moffltt of Saoiamento and live
children; Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Walter
aud live children ; Mr, aud Mrs, J. C.
Walter- ind three children "
borne of Mrs. B. D. Tharp ou Unueut
striet. It was tbe beginuiug ot the
iuonmbeuoy of the offloeis for the new
year, as follows! President, Mis.
John Thompson, (wbo is still in tbe
hospital at Pendleton;) vice piesideut,
Mie. L. L, Lieuallan of Adams; sop
retary, Mie. (Jon. li. (Jerking ind
treasurer, Mrs. L, Sherman. Mrs.
LieuBllen was leadei of tb-i piogram
pud Mie, Samuel Haworth who laives
n"Xt w-elt to mike, her ha .no neflt Sua
k;il!" WHS 1 he uiiest of honor. Diiiuly ! F
reftailimentl ot fruit eekis and punrib r
were icrvrd by the hostsss.
Odessa's nr.;-id rise.
In Commerce and Intellect It Is the
Capital of Now ftucsia.
Odcssn is one ui tln most important
seaports r itussln, iiiiiIjIiiii. by rcnaon
of its inipulmioti tuti.l t fni-i.mt tmde,
rjftcr rt'trttSl'tttl, MWiw nml Wnrsaw.
jsipep it wna fiihinlcd In ITfH near the
rulua rt' ii Tnrklsii i mii t!i:it fell luto
ltUHHbin bunds In I7S'.1 it has rapidly
become the iutcHor trinl mid comtner
einl euiiltul f vh is cpllpO Now Rus
sia. It hi jfta i l'lneiil export town
(! Iho PStoualve p'lilu Knowing dls
tyicts nf soiith llnssln. lire see of an
nielililslio! of the liivek Orthodox
eliiin h. I tic eenter of n line university
mid the licndqunrteni of (he Seventh
mjr coi'i's.
The port lies on I he shore of the
Black 'sen, about tnidvrny between the
estumlcs of the Dniester mid Dnieper,
(HIT piilcs from Moscow and 381 from
Klov. Tbo city is built facing the sea,
pit low cliffs, seamed with deep ra
vines ami hollowed out by galleries In
the soft rock, In which thousands of
the poorest Inhabitant! live. But above
this nre fine broad tree lined streets
and squares bordered with handsome
public buildings and mansions in tbe
Italian style and good shops. Besides
the cathedral there are downs of of'.er
churches, i Bite opera bouse and the
I'fllpltt Uoyal, which 1 n favorite place
of resorts-London t'hroulelt).
Local Advertisements
Notice Wutls uud Rogers' warning
in big ad.
Lost A book "Soinnce and Health."
Finder will nleasc leave at tbia ollloe.
A 110 rotary sewing machine witb
$15.00 eleotiio mnloi oltaobed all foi
IfllS.OQ, A torguiu. Watts & l'.ogres.
Vot Trade. Lot aud 1-rooui plaster
ed bouse iu Spokane, 8 lots Wiilapa
Harbor, 40 aores uncultivated laud.
Enquire at Palace Restamant, Athena.
Esttayed A bay saddle horse, wt.
50, brgnd with small oirule on shoul
der. Will pay liberal reward for his
recoveiy. H.J. Wehei, Weston, Ore.
Peoples Theatre
Always The Best"
I WMPTT &WMJ j:lf -
I A SCENE FROM "THE IRON CLAW," CHAPTER NO. 3,
(PATHE)
The Laughing Mask
Who is he? What is he?
Come Tonight.
For Halo-Tbarp.
-A Ford oar. See 13. D.
Next Wednesday, the greatest film
show on earth, staring
FRANCIS FORD
Grace Cunard
In "PEG 0' THE RING"
The First Circus Serial ever screen
ed Regular prices of Admission
Wo would not guarantee tbe gold
piece, but 1 will guarantee my Hudson
Bll 40 tbe beet bargain in this ooun
liy. Would take a good Ford iu ex
olmnge. F. D. Walts.
Diessmaking dono, satisfaction guar
anteed. Apply to Mrs. IJella Wright.
"rino bas
Bly denstem s
Self Uisina: Pastry Flour
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