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About The Athena press. (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1926)
WORLD'S , , ; LARGEST ohain '. department STORE ORGANIZATION A NATION-WIDE f reliable , INSTITUTION' li quality GOODS ALWAYS i r AT LOWER DEPARTMENT STORES ' enney Pendleton, Oregon Values That Win ! Boys 99 Boys' Fall Suits Two Pairs Knickers Made to stand the . wear and tear of the active boy's hard knocks. Of good . quality fabrics. Stylish models. Two pairs knickers for double service. A big variety of lively colorings and mixtures Tor School and Fall wear. At our excep tionally low price-y- 4.98 Others at $5.90 Sturdy Shoes " For Children In patent with dull kid top; rubber heel. One of our most exceptional values at these low prices Sizes 12 to 2 $2.69 Sizes 8 12 to 11. 2.19 Sizes 51 2 to 8.... 1.89 Hoys' All-Leather School Shoes Sturdy shoes for sturdy boys, All solid'leatlter. One -of our feature values for Fall. At these low prices Size f.W to 54..... $2.79 Siyo 2 . to 2 $3.49 Sizri 8 to 12...... ..523 OVERALLS For the Cowboy Waistband overalls, de ligned for cowboys and ranchmen. Cut extra full but snug fitting in seat and around hips. Copper rivets that will not rip in the seams. Or durable 8-ounce blue denim, stitched in gold thread Men's Sizes V.'. . .$1.29 Youths' Sizes . $119 32 in. Gingham Zephyr Quality A serviceable " fabric for children's apparel and-, house frocks. . New -and ... appealing patterns 1 The yard, 10c Kingwood Fall Dress Prints " - iWith that soft, pongee gnish this material makes ; lip beautifully; fpr porch frocks, smocks, chlldren'i pparel, etc Yd- X 25c 5 Overalls Union Made of heavy, dur-. able 2.20 denim.-,, Cut full With high back, two-seam " - legSj (roomy front and back pocket. Super values- for , the boy, at our unusually low price " , 3 to 9 7rt. 10 to 17 YreV 89c 98c : Boys' Flannel Shirts (I J?lduses j Blouses,' made over out large True Blue pattern of ; heavy doroet Low priced at ' ' 79c Shirts, of heavy domet, our large, full cut True Blue pattern, at the low price of, 08c It's Gladio! A Good Percale Select your 1 pew per- . cales now when our range of patterns and colors are most extensive I 36 in. wide, the yard 17c kforthe;Name--Penco Quality Sheets and Sheeting m You can only buy "Pcnco" Sheets and ' Sheeting at a J. C. Penney Company Store I Its . superiority lies in its fine weave and soft finish. The sheeting is pricvd, the jprd (2 yards wide, bleached or 2J4 unbleached), 53 c 1.39 "Pay Day" Overalls Union Made Of '2.20 bluei denim, extra; full cut, strong I yi stitched, six ! pockets , a 1 1 sizes, includ ing extra sizes, at $1.15 15 c Wool Frocks Crash Tow cling . In New Fall Modes : Tailored Dresses, ex cellent for street , and business wear. Two piece . as ; well as other smart modes, at ; $14.75 I iah-Cut Boots for Men Army Last Here's the real high-cst hoot for farmer, ranch man, outdoor foreman or ' hiker. Of stout, durable chocolate rosite, 12 inches high, solid leather sole and heel; Gooiyear welt and Munson Army IasV 1 .- i jt a t i If you want a boot that spells hard wear and ser vice at a moderate price here 5t Is, at : It I A variety of sizes In the rcady-m a d e sheets which thousands of housewives ac-. claim. ' - The 72 hy 90 inch sheets, priced, each, ., '., '. Outing Flannel A Big Value ' Warm! Wooly! Make those winter garments now from this comfort able Outing Flannel. 27 inches wide, the yard, 7.50 All Linen . Recommended .for dish towels or roller towels. Yd., 19c 7 ' v New Coats In Winter Styles . , For women, misses and juniors, a presentation of the most taking modes . .-or Fall and Winter, ' Fur-trimmed, at $19.75 Lay-Away Plan At This Store ':' insuring your choice of goods at this time, is a p. predated b those who have been paying higher prices at the credit stores. Th; Flan Cull for a Small DepoU ia tho Beginning 22 Years Ago i ! - September 20 1904 ! George Hansell has . purchased of A. C. Russell and wrfe 320 acres of wheat land. -Consideration; $17,000. ' Mr.- and -.Mm. A. M. Gillis.-with 'eir'familyrrnoved from the house ;ht the; north: part of-tpwa. belonging to MrsvEva Boddy, and will occupy their own property cornef ;pf 4th and Jefferson streets. , C A hand of gypsjes-wre intercepted in ithe.-n'orth part: C tow yeslerday fby Marshall Gholson and forced to iresto;?50 ioa jMitton feidentr the um i4tn?bn . Secured", from him roug)i:faIS"pretenses,lT ' , . ' Irving Johnson, of this, city, has Isold to. William H.'STayer,. of: Adams, the .northwest, quarter ,of . the south west... quarter, section- 9, township 3; consideration v?2,520. " . -i W. T. Rigby has left Pendleton for the Alberta coutnry, where he will join Ills father, Rev. G. W. Rigby. The Rigbys will engage in ' farming near rClaresholm, Alberta. . ; . iB. 37. Kemm haa I6M . Ms - frultl ranch55 on the Tumalum, one mile from ;: Milton-foT' the' Slim of $2800. "Mr. .'and Mrs. , Kemp .ancj, daughter, MissxFlo, will reside in Athena tor ithe'Srsent,"'". 'C ;, ". ?' ' The family ' of Harry Allen will hmovevlnto the.cittage vacated hy Mr. and pin. .Baffley., . , , , ; Miss Ruby" Marsh is attending the Pendleton Academy. The Blalock Fruit company today ship the second carload of prunes of this season from Athena. 'The great er nortion come! from the Bell ranch. ; Mr. and ' Mrs. A. J. Fagley and their little daughter, Elvay took their departure Tuesday for the WUlam ette valley where ' they 'will remain for the winter. ,Mr. Bagley has not decided just where he will locate, or Into ' what : business " he will enter Their household goods? were .packed ana storea nere. ' October 4, 1904 ; ' ' f At last Athena is .to have a long felt want supplied. .A produce mark et is ,to be conducted hy O. L. Cham berlain,-a recent arrival from New York state, .and F. G. Laicas, pro prietor.-of the Palace restaurant. . The business of the Preston-Parton Milling eompany will .' .hereafter be conducteed , at the new, office in the mill building. The effects ar heing filoved today, from the temporary, of fice in the First National! Bank build ing. ,. 'f Mr, and. Mrs., G. W Gross, Mr. and Strs. A: J. Waerner rand MrS.' Weir - V : .1.; i f. .' ? " ' - and. daughter,- Irma, will, leave., today for. a visit to the world's fair fit St. Louis. Mrs. Weir and daughter ex pect to remain east about six months visiting relatives. T . '.I,-. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Vollmer are down from Waitsburg, Washington, Visiting among old Athena friends Yesterday morning in company with Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins,, they drove out to the Thompkins farm, and from there will visit many old neigh bors. Mrs. E. L. Barnett, Grand Presi dent of Rebekahs, returned Friday evening from a t6ur pf inspection of the lodges Under her' Jurisdiction in Baker, Union, Jrant and Malheur counties.' Mrs. Barnett will leave next week to attend the grand lodge at Rathbbne Sisters, which convenes at Seaside. Mrs. Barnett also holds a grand office in this order. I Miss McKenzie, teacljer in the 3rd grade, and Misses Jessie McEwen ftnd Cora Davidson visfted friends in Pendleton Saturday and Sunday, x' Miss; Daisy Mclntyre is staying with' the1 family of D. C. Mclntyre and attending school. - "' ; " B;' F; Ogle has purchased 320 acres pf land near Havana station, consid eration about $17,000. Zeke. Stone has moved his family to town to get the -benefit of Athe pa s excellent school. -,r-, William McBride w having some Extensive improvements made on his residence property.- The barn be ing -moved and the house will be en larged and modernized. For Con DQiemii 85 Phone 453 or 761 mMmmmjm&mmmii&ma . Competent Instructors - v-.! :- .,.. of the : Mcdonald school of music Solicit Athena Pupils MRS. CYRIL RICHARDSON 612 College, Street, Pendleton TEACHER OF VIOLIN 'i MISS ENDICOTT 418 . College Street, Pendleton ,. TEACHER OF, PIANO . 1 Headaches NO MORE HEADACHES FOR YOU if you take advantage of our chiro practic adjustments. Head pains usually come from a derangement of the nerves and nerve centers in the region, and our- manipulation 01 ma spine corrects that condition. Con sultation free. Dr. W. Boyd Whyte Stangier Building, Phone 706 Pendleton, Oregon. 957 J CLASSIFIED v Wood for Sale Inquire at the Ed Simpson place. . ; Homemade Cakes Homemade cakes at Steve's. . .-..'". '-r. .. i. For- Sale 500 Steel Handpowe; Stunippliflers $30 each. Horsepower $75. Automatic Gates, Hand Well borers. Waterwheels. lll-3rd. Ren tarn ' Washinerton. ' ' ; v For Sale or Rent The Mrs. Anna Rothrock residence in Athena,' is for ! sale, with stoves, rues etc., or will renC'Mrs. Anna Rothrock, 121 North I Grant street, Pendleton. ' Phono l-itrn T - . ! s : mi, u. , For Sale A six-horse grain drill Lawrence Pinkerton, Athena, i, '" Marcelling Expert Marcelling and all lines of beauty work. Miss Chap pelle, Weston, Oregon. Call 292 for I appointment. .. . . ; , The Lumber You Need ! If you are planning alterations or ad ditions to your building, let us give you an estimate on the Lumber need ed. You will be pleasantly; surprised : at the reasonble total we will quote. Wood and Coal Fence Posts Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Main Street, Athena THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENA Established 1891. ' CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $110,009.00 3 .',, 2 i f free Crank Case Service GET YOUR WINDSHIELD CLEAN ED. GET YOUR TIRES PROPERLY INFLATED. WE HAVE A PUMP FOR REMOVING THE OLD WORN OUT GREASE FROM THE DIFFER ENTIAL. ' Ml Free ; ; : . At .The ; ; Pf estbye Service Station F. T. CHAMBERLAIN. PROP. Athena, Oregon, Phone 7bl So's Yer Ole Man! Most of his famliy and a lot of his neighbors ? What? Get their Barber work at the Penn Harris Shop. Why not you? We cater to no one in particular, every one'in general. Agency Troy Laundry. Make I old Rugs like new. Phone 583. s w PENN HARRIS BARBER Jensens Blacksmith Shop "Horseshoeing P Prices Reasonable Tharp Bros, old stand, Athena Oreg. llflltSHIMIItltHIIIMMtltlttttSlfltlffMTTf """' 3SSE3 Foley's Kidney Cure make kidneys and bUdJer rlg.H WATTS & PRESTBYE ! f Attorneys-At-Law Main Street. Athena. Oregon State and Federal Court Practice Whitehead's Barber Shop Lee Whitehead, Proprietor , ; We make a specialty of cutting Ladies hair in all the prevailing styles Fair and Courteous Treatment Agency for Troy Laundry and Twin City Cleaners , . ', Phone 492