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"The Big Parade" second showing.
Standard Theatre, tomorrow night.
Wilber Harden is a visitor in Port
land. Dr. J. L. Geyer spent the week-end
at LaGrande.
N. A. Miller went to Portland Sun
day on a business trip.
Miss Pearl Ramsay spent last
Wednesday in Walla Walla.
Mrs. Lilian Fredericks of Weston
was an Athena visitor Sunday.
Pearl Green and Virgie Moore were
Pendleton guests Saturday evening.
Dr. W. G. Cowan made several pro
fessional calls in Walla Walla this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kirk and Mrs.
Frank DoFreece were in Walla Walla
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. J. Burchill of Pendleton
spent the week-end at the C. M.
Eager home.
Miss Vena Marcus of Pendleton
spent the week-end visiting Miss
Pearl Ramsay.
Wm. Winterstein, a realty man of
Portland, was a business visitor in
Athena last week.
Miss Frederica Kershaw left Mon
day morning for Portland where she
will visit relatives.
Mrs. D. II. Sanders has been quite
ill at her home in the south part of
the city this week.
Lois Mclntyre spent a tew clays
last week with Mrs. Paul Lieuallen
at her home in Adams.
Mrs. Ida Bannister underwent u
minor operation Friday, at St. Mary's
hospital, at Walla Walla.
Miss Frederica Kershaw and Miss
Hilda Dickenson were guests of
friends in Pendleton Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Stephens. Mrs.
A. A. Kimball and Mrs. B. B. Rich
ards were Pendleton visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Smith met with a very
painful accident Saturday when she
fell on the stove, severally burning
her arm.
High waters were again in evidence
Sunday night and Monday north and
west of town. Gerking flat was the
scene of quite a flood.
Walter Bland returned Saturday
from a motor trip thru California and
Mexico, and is again at his chair in
Puff'icld Barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adair of Port
land visited over the week-end at the
Edgar Adair home. Mr. and Mrs.
Adair were enroute to Idaho.
Rev. Neil Barnes returned to his
home in Bend, Oregon after two
weeks spent in Athena, holding re
vival meetings at the Baptist church.
Eugene Schrimpf underwent a
surgical operation at St. Mary's hos
pital last Wednesday and is recover
ing as well as can be expected at this
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Catron enter
tained nt their home Wednesday night
with a fiOO party. Three tables were
in play. Lee Johnson received high
score, Ralph McEwen second and
Miss Steward the consolation. Delic
ious refreshments were served by the
hostess. ,
"Firemen, Save My Child!" E. C. Rogers made a business visit
Standard Theatre, Sunday night. to Helix Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Bollinger con- Mrs. F. S. LeGrow is spending the
template leaving Athena about May week in Walla Walla.
1, when the pastorship of the local Armand Bell is again able to be
Baptist church will be supplied by out after a week's illness,
another. The little son of Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holdman of Armond de Merritt, of Walla Walla
Pendleton with Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Lieuallen of Adams as their host and
hostess were Athena visitors Satur
day evening.
Another case of smallpox has de
veloped in Athena. Dorwin Phillips
being the patient. Also Mrs. May
berry is the last member of her fami
ly to contract smallpox.
has been named Dell de Merritt
The meeting of the Christian mis
sionary society for February will be
held next Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Retta Potts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Crawford of
Three Hill, Alberta; D. J. Kirk of
Walla Walla; Wycliff Kirk of Wes
ton, visited at W. J. Crabill home in
High School Notes j
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Another canine met his fate Fri- Athena, recently
day, when the police dog belonging Mrs. Mina Kirkland arrived, from
to Mrs. Fenn Harris had to be kill- Portland this week and will be the
ed on account of distemper of which guest of her sister, Mrs. D. H
there is an epidemic this winter. Sanders.
Mrs. Elmer Maki of Longview,
Washington, arrived in Athena Tues
day evening and is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. M. W. Hansell and family.
Mrs. Maki will be remembered as
Miss Laura Purcell, a prominent
teacher in a rural district near
Athena at one time.
Mrs. Paul Lieuallen entertained the
Etude club Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Fred Pinkerton. A
splendid program was rendered by
members. St. Valentene motif was
carried out by appropriate readings
and musical numbers. Mrs. C. M.
Eager and Mrs. Michener had charge
of the program. Refreshments were
served by committee and hostess.
Miss Jessiedeane Dudley was host
ess to a party of friends Tuesday
evening when she entertained seven
young people. Cards were the diver
..c 4 1 : .
iV I A, ,1 A , "CIC minute overtime period, ihe game
T,v.t Er?thy Ge,sse1' laSged in the first half and the Her-
fcithel 1'ittman, Oral Michener, Walter m;0tr toom
nuiiman oi mnena, ana wm. Dick- viM-m.,, T iQOf v,oif v,n AfQo
Junior News Staff.
Faculty Wilford Miller
Classes Areta Kirk
Student Body Pearl Green
Boy's Athletics Oral Michener
Girl's Athletics Alberta Charltou
Personal.... Marjorie Wilson
Grades Mildred Street
Alumni Weldon Bell
Entertainment Emma Ringel
Advisor .. .Miss Bateman
Girl's Athletics
The Athena girls basketball team
won a hard fought contest against the
Hermiston girls last Friday evening,
the score being 21 to 17 after a five
Advance Sh
owing
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of
Light
a late
son of Milton and the hostess.
refreshments were served at
hour.
Sarah Belle Jantzen left Wednes
day evening for Spokane where she
will enter training at Deaconess
Hospital for a nurse. Miss Jantzen
girls began to fight and tied the
score by the end of the game. When
the whistle blew the score stood 17'
17. A five minute overtime period
was played and Frances Cannon, our
star forward, made two pretty bas.
kets which ended the game with
has made her home for the past year victory for Athena.
and half at the B. B. Richard home, The lineup at the beginning of the
and recently graduated from Athena game was as follows: Frances
high school. Miss Jantzen made Cannon, and Myrtle Camnbeli. for-
many inends during her stay m wards; Thelma Schrimpf and Tearl
Athena who wish her success in her Green, Guards; Ethel Pittman and
new vocation. Alberta Charlton, Centers,
Mail carrier Jones brought his mule Helen Hansell and Marguerite
team back into service in delivering
mail over Route No. 1 this week, on
account of bad condition of the roads.
The first trip out, Jim made a good
fellow out of himself by unhitching
Moore
tions.
were worked in as substitu
Boy's Athletics
The Athena boys lost another game
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..... .v, uu v.viiMvibiug nicin up wiun last rnaay to nermiston Dy one
a stranded automobile in a mudhole. point, 15-14. The score book shows
Jim used a few choice words of mule that the boys did not hit their stride
taut ana presto, te car was pulled until the last half. The first half
out instantly. ended with Hermiston 13, Athena J.
Several Athena matrons were The second balf started with a bang,
guests of Mrs. Ralph Hassell in Pend- Athena being far superior to ller-
leton Thursday of last week, when miston in that part of the game
she entertained at tea in honor of
Mrs. Ellis Brower. About one hun
dred guests called during the after
noon. Guests from Athena included
Mesdames Jennie Gross, Fred Gross,
Athena made eleven pointers to Her-
miston's two in the 'last half. The
game ended with Hermiston 15 and
Athena 14.
The lineup: Myrick R F; Miller L
Claud Dickenson. BryceBaker, Arthur F: Gross C; Crowley R G; Micheuer
Douglas, Wm. Piper, E. C. Prestbye. L ! DeFreece Sub
M. L. Watts, II. I. Watts, Wm. Fer
guson and II. A. Barrett.
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TWO NIGHTS
Friday . Saturday
Feb. 3rd-
Feb. 4th
Th
e
Big Parade
With
John Gilbert Renee Adoree
Karl Dane and Tom O'Brien
(The Three liuddies and the Girl)
In
The greasest human document the silver screen has
over flashed. There is no picture play in the world
with the popularity of "The Big Parade. One of
the chief factors is the spontaneous joy of seeing
the lives of the A. E. F. men on the French fronts
and billets realistically depicted. The scenes were
made with the aid of "Vets" who had passed
through these actual experiences.
The World s Marvel Picture!
Admission, Children 25c Adults 50c
Entertainment
Mr. L. V. Halley, the Boy Scour
Executive for the Blue Mountain
Counsel, spoke to the high school and
the seventh and eighth grades Thurs
day afternoon in the school auditorium.
A committee was appointed, one
member from each class, to choose
their favorite popular sonbs to be
sung in assemblies on Friday morn
ings. Jessiedeane Dudley and Ethel
Pittman mimeographed enough copies
to go around to each member of the
high school and the students sang
these songs for the first time Friday
morning.
Personal
Emma Ringel was in Walla Walla
Saturday.
Sarah Belle Jantzen visited school
Wednesday afternoon. She left
Wednesday evening for Spokane.
wnere she entered the Deaconess
Hospital to take up nurses' training.
nene McBride was in Walla Walla
Saturday.
Kathleen Radtke and Jessiedeano
Dudley spent Saturday in Pendleton.
George Pambrun is back in school
again after a few days illness.
Jack Moore is absent from school
on account of illness.
Dorothy Geissel was in Walla Walla
Saturday.
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Faculty
Mr. Miller, accompanied by his boys
basketball team, motored to Helix,
where they played the Helix boys.
The score was 29-29. Eight minutes
overtime was played, but the boys
were unable to break the tie.
Mrs. M. I. Miller is teaching the
third and fourth grades.
Miss Porter, who taught the third
and fourth grade, was operated on
Friday in Walla Walla. She is report
ed to be doing nicely.
Classes
The girls of the senior class sold
candy at the Hermiston-Athena game,
Friday night, they made about six
dollars.
The freshmen class will hold a
class meeting to elect a new vice
president. Jim Wilson, has with
drawn from school.
Spring G
oocls
Peter Pan in Fancy Patterns and Colors, New Voiles in dainty
Patterns, also Plain Colors. Printed Soiesette, Dover Prints,
Genuine Nana Prints, Crepe back Satins, Clingless Pongee,
Percales, Indian Head, Cretons, Flaxons, Etc.
New HouseDresses $1.49 and $1.98
Ladies Muivsing Silk Hose-Spring Colors $
Phone Your Order To 152
Athena Department Store
Feb.
1st
to 25th
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T3
Silver
Jubilee
7f h'f ij'lto.'jw.iyt.-t.'-ftt
Silver
Jubilee
BIRTHDAV SALE
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS FOR YOU
Ill
iM to 25th
Twenty-five years of mammoth production on an economical basis, more
than two decades of efficient service, a quarter of a century of progress
and prosperity resulting from public condidence. Such is ' the amazing
record of the ten thousand Rexall Druggists who will commemorate one
of the greatest achievements in the history of modern businss in a nation
wide Silver Jubilee Sale to be held in cities, villages and hamlets in every
State in the Union. .
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MAXIXE CHERRIES
Big, red, ripe Maraschino
cherries in liquid cream.
coated with rich choco
late. They fairly melt in
your mouth.
Sale Price per lh. - L.
Birthday 49
2 lb. Box 89c
PURETEST
COD LIVER OIL
(Norwegian)
Vitamines in every drop.
Nature's substitute for
sunshine. The proper food
for infants and invalids.
Full Pint
Birthday
Sale Price lC
REXALL Orderlies
A pleasant and effective
laxative. Gentle in action
but absolutely sure. Ideal
for children, invalids. and
aged people, as well as
for robust persons.
Box of 60 Tablets
Regular Price 50c
ftMay. 3Qc
Sale price 03
PEPTONA
Our best tonic for run
down condition. Enriches
the blood, improves the
health generally. It is an
ideal tonic . and strength
builder. Pleasant to take.
Full Pint
Regular Price $1.00
Birthday
Sale Prico JC
CARA NOME
PERFUME
Miniature Bottle
GIVEN AWAY FREE
With every box of
CARA NOME
FACE POWER
Sale Price $2.00
Jonteel Cold Cream
Face Powder
Jonteel Face Powder with
the new cold cream base;
blends with the complex
ion perfectly. All tints.
Regular Price 50c
Birthday n
Sale Price 0)c
KLENZO
SHAVING CREAM
Produces a thick creamy
lather. Will stand up on
your face throughout the
shave. May be used with
either hot or cold water.
Regular Price 39e
Birthday
Sale Price 29C
mm
KLENZO
DENTAL CREME
The daily use of Klenzo
will keep your teeth white
and sparkling your gums
healthy and your breath
sweet and clean.
Regular Price 50c
Birthday
Sale Price 39c
QUALITY
TOOTH BRUSHES
During this sale we offer
you an assortment of
styles that will satisfy the
requirements of the entire
family. Good quality white
bristles.
Regular Price 25t '
Birthday Sale Prico 19C
. GAUZETS
Made of cellulose tissue
and antiseptic gause.
Buffed edges prevent irritation.
Birthday
Sale
Specially Priced
98c
Grades
Jack Baker, of Olympia, Wishing
ton, has enrolled in the fourth grade.
Miss Louise Porter underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
General Hospital. Walla Walla. Fri.
day morning, January 27. She is re
ported to be recovering nicely.
Alumni
Wilber Harden left Fridav to visit
I friends in Portland.
A VE WITH SAFETY
ssate
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DRUGSTORE
M'FADDEN'S
Pharmacy"
Main Street Athena