The Athena press. (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, December 12, 1919, Image 4

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    EVER SHARP PENCILS
A complete stock ranging in price
inm $1.00 to 4.00.
STATIONERY
Most complete . assortment ever
wfeJ0WB here. Plt up in hanasomc
GREETING CARDS
Big variety iim which to select
prices 5c to 45c.
PERFUMES AND TOILET
WATERS
fcvery complete line of Imported
and domestic perfumes to fancy
packages. i
KODAKS
A complete line of Eastman Ko-
THERMOS BOTTLES
Ideal gift for cold weather.
PYRALIN IVORY
The always welcome gift a very
complete line.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Very complete line carried in
stock.
DER
KISS AND JONTEEL
GIFT PACKAGES
Beautiful assortment of fancy
gift packages.
HOLIDAY
Complete line.
ACCESSORIES
Ptebman's fointan
K- 'y I The ideal gift- comDicte stock dak8-
miapsnffi :-; - 1
We 4lso carry a large assortment of Box Candies, Pipes
Leather Goods, Games 'Books, Manicure Sets, etc. ; '
McFA DDEN PHARMACY
jiff The ffexd Store
PH&ii: 331 It will pay you to watofcour Windows
mrOv
ver The Hill"
W Weston home-makers who are for
tunate enough to possess a Christmas
i cactus are eagerly watching the buds
Ki uw. if there is a Dromise of bright
I blossoms for the holidey season. The j Deer Lodge, Montana, which has been j
overseas has been commissioned a
second lieutenant in the United
States armv. Bayles is a train dis
patcher in the railroad engineering j
corps. He will sail from San Fran
cisco December 10 for service in Si-1
heria. His family will remain at:
ties. He is going back to Nobleford
after a visit, although he admits that
his services there are not indispensa
ble. The local lodge of Pythians was
not deterred Wednesday evening by
the dearth of electrical illuminant.
More primititve means were used for.
lighting the castle hall, and all three
ranks were confered in a session last
ing until midnight.
Orell McPherrin regularly keeps
up Ms auto stage run, despite me
heavy snow. He even has another
car in readiness to put on should the
traffic justify its use. With only one
railroad train each day, the auto
stage becomes a most positive con
venience to those who must travel in
this kind of weather.
Weston Lodge No. 58, I. 0. 0. F.,
elected the following officers at a re
cent session: W. L. Smock, noble
errand; Jack Calder, vice grand; J. E.
Stanficld, secretary; S. A. Barnes
; treasurer.
Miss Wavel O'Harra and Miss
I Mamie Barnes have been enlisted ii
i the sales force of the Weston Mercan
1 tile Co. to help take care of the hoi
iday trade.
Rulon Smith has returned from
Pendleton and is assisting in clerical
work at The Farmers Bank of Wes
ton.
Mrs. Stella Hager and Mr. Fred
Paulsen were united in marriage Sat
urday at Walla Walla. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. Sarah Po'-'.s of
i this city. Mr. and Mrs. Paulsen will
make their home on the Taylor farm
near Pendleton.
Weston's share is $1048.19 of the
county high school fund recently ap
portioned. This is a considerable in
crease over last year.
Miss Eunice Wilsey, a popular bride
of last week, was honored at a shower
given by the Pythian Sisters at the
home of Mrs. Marvin Price, last Fri
day evening. A handsome gift of sil
ver was presented by the organiza- $100 Reward, $1W
Hon to the young lady. A number of J The readers of this paper wll! bo
the younger set were present and ten- j Xadedeasf tha'sdence'tas
dered the honor guest a miscellaneous been able to cure lii'all its stages and
shnwor ' that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
snuwei. (nflucncea hjt constitutional conditions
Clarence Thoeny, who is taking a . requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
course m banking at Bennke-WalKer aotl tt)rutho Bloodvpn the Mucous Bur
Business college in Portland, vmtfesj faces of the Sf"ylhf
the home folks that he is well pleased patient strength bfc building up the con
with his school work and is ti'SSi
metropolitan life. ' " faith In the curative power, of Hair.
Nelson D. Jones is in Portland this Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls
m.i. tfllfinrf a rsr rhristmnq look to cure, ttena ror nsi oi lesumumftiB.
week taking a prc-Lnristmas iook j AMreBS F j chenet & CO., Toledo,
around. I Ohio. Sold bv all rirueglst. 76o
Carl Brandt is doing some very
clever work in sign-writing, which
attracts much local attention and fa
vorable comment.
Miss Anice Barnes, who is teaching
at Homestead, Oregon, is expected
home the 20th of this month to spend
the Yuletide season with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Barnes.
Sim J. Culley has recently been fa
voring his friends with generous
samples of delicious home-made sau
sage. Local epicures pronounced it
superior to the famous "Little Pig
Sausage" exploited by a well-known
eastern firm.
j W. A. Barnes butchered five fine
hogs last week. The prospect for
doughnuts and pie-crust is pretty
good at his house.
Rev. Mark O. Phinney has been
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the State :
of Oregon for Umatilla County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Fan- j
nie M. McKenzie (sometimes written
Frftiices M. McKenzie,) Deceased.
Notice is hereby ffiven that Alex-1
ander McKenzie has been appointed j
administrator with the will annexed
1 of the estate of Fannie M. McKen-!
I zie (sometimes written Frances j
' Maude McKenzie or Frances M. Mc
Kenzie,) deceased, by order ol tne j
above entitled court in the above j
matter. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to j
present them to the said administra- j
! tor at his home in Adams, Oregon, or
j to him at the office of his attorneys,
Peterson. BishoD & Clarke, in the
... . ,. i . i : . , Sm th-Crawford building, m Pendle
nutte indisposed the past week and r""' " . . ,
, , x , ,. " . ton. Oregon, within six months of the
his people Sunday morning. The con
gregation united with that of the
Baptist church for the evening ser
vice. The season has arrived when one
enjoys re-reading accounts of Eng
lish holiday customs as related in
Irving's Sketch Book. Miss Edna
Hollenbeck recommends a careful pe
rusal of Dicken's "A Christmas Car
ol" to appreciate the true spirit of
Yuletide.
Mrs. Susan Tucker is visiting in
Walla Walla and will spend the holi
day season with relatives there.
date of the first publication of this
notice, which is Friday the 21st day
of November, 1919.
ALEXANDER McKENZIE
Administrator with the Will annexed.
Peterson, Bishop & Clark,
Attorneys for Administrator.
GOOD GROfcEftl JS
GOo SERVK
GOOD TREATMENT
fill
Candy and Nut Specials t
Holidays
New Walnuts Genuine Califor
nia soft shell, fine lookers, fine
eating, only 45c per lb.
Large fancy washed Brazil Nuts,
only 45c per lb.
New California Almonds, the soft
shell kind, per lb. 45c.
Large, double-jointed, Humpback
Peanuts, per lb. 25c.
New California Shelled Walnut
Meats. These are fine for cakes,
just taken from the shell; large
can, 75c.
All your favorite Hard Candies
at our candy counter.
Burnt Peanuts, per lb. 45c.
Boston Baked Beans, per lb. 45c.
Large Jelly Beans, per lb. 40c.
Plain Mixed, per lb. 35c.
Jap. Cocoanut Squares, "per lb.
45c.
Broken Mixed, pe: lb. 45c.
French Cream Mixed, per lb. 50c.
Ribbon Mixed, per lb. 45c. jt;'. ;
Chocolate Chews, per lb. 50c.
Try a pound of our Fancy Choc
olate Creams at 60c.
A full line of Box Candies at
special prices.
Phone 561
legend is that a quantity of these
; blossoms foretells a jolly visit from
-,;Vj3t. Nicholas. '''vVv " "
John Gordon, who lived in the Wes
,tbn country three decades or more
Ago, came down from Spokane for a
llisit with relatives. and friends. He
is the father of Mrs. R. G. Saling of
his city and Jess Gordon, the well
piown young farmer of Athena. Mr.
Cordon has been handling and deal
'tnff in racimr stock for a number of
their home for several years
Taking a holiday vacation from his
duties on the Ellsworth Woods farm,
Lawrence Curtis has gone to Port
land and Brownsville, and will visit
his parents at the latter place.
The directors of Weston Memorial
Asociation.have received a letter of
congratulation and inquiry from War
Camp Community Service Headquar
ters at New York City in regard to
the Memorial Hall recently dedicated
Jears, and is regarded as a capable j in this city. The letter states that
trainer, Weston is one oi tne leaaers m me
Wilism Singer, Jake Narkaus and j United States in this line, and re
other cattlemen drove about 160 head ; quests a picture and floor plan of the
"Af tnck through town Sunday, en bullo'tng to use in publicity work and
route for Gardena alfalfa fields.- The assist in advising other communities
KB 51, -. ... , ., . iji- .m f- i:
eattlc nave Deen rangingr on rock
eteek in the Blues, andjrrwners were
which are rapidly falling in line to j
follow the lead of such progressive;
places as our town.
Ford roadster for sale. Liberty
Auto Co.
C. L. Pinkerton, assistant cashier
of the local bifih, his been kept at
1 I
IJn '
delayed in getting the out.
Miss Hortense Baker has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Wptfnt, at Claresholm, Al
berta, lltff father is beaming with
'i. ,i tmi. !. 1 : 1 i U.m. ,t ... wifV, a e
pleasure Since IKS tuun imr ninvcu iiuiiik iui n invis ...w.
mm timfnr the season -of sausage and rious illness,
gparerlbs. . Roy Read is here from the big Cam-
Q. Bayles Baker, son of Merritt A. eron ranch' "at Nobleford, Alberta,
Baker, a Weston veteran of the civil which for several months has been
War another of whose sons served the scene of his agricultural activi-
" Where Gem and Gold
are Fairly Sold" ' y y
Watch
for
Christmas
Notice to Creditors
I Notice is hereby given that the un-
i dersigned has ben appointed admin-
istratrix oi the estate of Fank A.
Berlin, Deceased, in the County Court
of the State of Oregon for Umatilla !
County. All persons hav'ng claims j
against said estate are. hereby re
qBired to present the same, duly ver
ified, and with proper vouchers at
tached, to the undersigned at the of- j
fice of Raley, Raley & Steiwer in Pen-!
dleton, Oregon, within six months
from date of this notice, the same be
ing dated and published the first time
this 7th day of November, 1919.
THERESE H. BERLIN
As Administratrix of the Estate of
Frank A. Berlin, Deceased.
Raley, Raley & Steiwer,
H. J. Warner,
Attorneys for Administratrix.
IIIIMIUMIMIIIiniMMIIIMMMt
In the line of Gifts, no one article so closely,
so thoroughly entwines itself into our daily
lives and nothing so greatly creates thoughts
of the giver, nor is any gift more appreciated.
We sell only the Reliable kind
Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton, Howard and the
best Swiss Wrist Watches for Men and Women.
No one undersells us. Credit without extra Charge.
H. H. HIU JI5WELER
ATIIKNA
In Pound.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing described animals running at
large within the corporate lmits of
! the City of Athena, were by me tak
en up and impounded m the city
pound on Saturday, November 15, at'
which place they will be sold at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for
cash on Tuesday, November 25, 1919, j
at 2 o'clock p. m., unless by the own
er redeemed prior to the hour and
date of sale.
One black gelding about 15 years
bid, weight about 1100 pounds, no J
marks, brands or scars visible. One
i black mare about 12 years old,
! weight about 1000 pounds, no marks '
ibrands or scars visible.
CLEVE STANTON
City Marshal.
10 Days More
Christmas is coming fast now. Better hurry up and
buy that gift before the snow gets ten feet deep and
the coal is all gone, and the trains stop, and- and-
BOYS AND GIRLS
Games, Guns, Dolls, Handker
chiefs, Blocks, SlipperH, Wagons,
Banks, Whistles, Horns, Balls,
Pianos, Swings, Stoves, Candy,
Sweaters, Gloves, Ties, Etc.
LADIES' GIFTS
Furs, Slippers, Stationery,
kerchiefs, Linens, Jewelry,
Ivory Toilet
Trays, Purses, Hose.
Sets, Nut
Hand
Caps, Bowls,
GIFTS FOR MEN
Slippers, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Shirts, Brushes,
Ing Sets, Suspender Sets,
Ing Sets, Mufflers, Purses,
Links and Smiles.
Ties,
Notice of Final Account
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
S. Harris, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed his final account
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the ." 'ate of
Oregon f. v Oatilla Cor. icy.
In the Matter of tho. Estate of John
iW. Myrick. dr teasel.
Notice is hereby itivon that Olive
Lee, as administrate oC the above
1 entitled estate, has liled in the Coun
ty Court for Umatilia County, State
:of Oregon, her final account and re
Iport as such administratrix and that
the said Court has fixed and ap-
and report as executor of the estate j fte 15th dgy o
of John S Hams deceased m the & m &g
above entitled matter and the above! ' . ., r,.r
I entitled court has fixed Saturday,! i,.,.: f KW-
turns, if any, to the Suid linnl account.
Santa Claus has left a lot of toys for girls and boys
at the J. C. Penney Co. Store. Just received a big as
sertment of Christmas Box Stationery 10c to $1.98.
7 7 S7 Jt?
& J
Incorporated
January 3, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m.
m . t i i a! 1 4.U-
oi saia any as tne ume, ami .and of the finftl suttl;!ment tbereof an-1
county court room In the court house pubhcM,o:i oi
of PuniUdfnn Oracnn as the mace i . . . ,.
. . , , - , tmg notice ls nla.je Novumbur 11,
lor neanng sam account aim 1919
Objections to said account and re- ' OL1VK LEE
port should be filed on or before said j Administratrix rt estate of John
' , . . n v. W. Myrick, Deceased.
Dated at Athena, Oregon, December, Bishop
B 1919- Attnrnnvs for Administratrix
"I Didn't think
she'd do it"
But she did
. The New Peninsular Pipeless Fur
nace just installed in our store is the
Real Thing. Seeing and Feeling is
Believing. Take a walk to any corner
of our store and notice how even
is the distribution of heat.
The greatest, simplest discovery and
solution of heating problem ever
known. Its simplicity, cost, service
and economy all recommend it. No
walls to tear up ; just a hole under your
house big enough and ONE RADIA
TOR in your floor right over the fur
nace. That is all. 'WLW
Give us your order. Our choicewill
be your choice. ' .
Watts & Rogers
Hardware and Implements
HENRY A. BARRETT
Executor.
Notice of Final Settlement
.1
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Co lit of the State of
Oregon for Um.i'il!.! County.
In the Matter of the Estata of Fan-
In the County Court of the State nie O. Myrick, Deceased.
of Oregon, for Umatilla County. Notice is hereby given that Olive
tn the matter of the estate of And- Lee, as administratrix of the above
rew J. Parker, deceased. entitled estate, has filed in the Ooun-
Notice is hereby given that the un- ;ty Court for Umatilla County, State
dersigned has been appointed admin- of Oregon, her final account and re
istratrix of the estate of Andrew J. port as such administv.itrix and that
Parker, deceased, by the above enti- the said Court has fixed and appoint
tled court. All persons having claims ed the 15th day of Dccemher, 1919,
against the above entitled estate are at ten o'clock a. m. as thd time, and
notified to present them to me at Ath- the court room of said Court as the
en, Oregon, or to my attorney, Ho- place for the hearing of objo-tions, if
mer I. Watts, at his office in Athena, ' any, to the said-final account and of
Oregon, within six months from the the finaj.setlement thereof and of this
first publication of this notice'; saidViVate Tte first publication o this
claims to be verified as the law re- notice is made November 14. 1919.
quires. . OLIVE LEE,
: Dated at Athena, Oregon, this fifth i Administratrix of the estate of Fan.
day of December, 1919. nie O. Myrjek.deceased.
MARY O. PARKER1 I Petersen, WSliop A C!rk,
Administratrix. ; AJtowyj for Admmislratrix,
The First National Bank
of Athena
Capital and Surplus, $100,000
Safety beposit Boxes
For Rent