The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Local News.

1t 1896.
If you see it in the Peoples
Warehouse ad. it's SO.
Mrs. VIM. Willaby was baptized
al the Christian church Tuesday
night.
Be sure and buy your cigars at
Max Lewins,' as he keeps all lead
ing brands.
When your watch needs clean
ing or repairing. take it to Hill, the
jeweler.
G. G. Osburn is one Of the best
prescription druggists in Eastern
Oregon.
Cleaver Bros, shoe dealers, OF
Pendleton, talk Spot Cash" to
our readers this week.
Max Levin keeps the Monogram
cigar. They are made out Of best
pure tobacco.
Money to loan on real estate =
apply to the Hartman Abstract
Co., Pendleton. Oregon.
Pride Of Japan Tea is the best
tea in the market, and highly rec
omended, for sale at Max Lewins.
II. f. Connell, of Camas Prairie,
makes 70 pounds of butter per
week, and finds ready sale for it in
Pendleton.
/Wm. Bannister and family have
removed from their mountain home
to town. to remain during the vim
ter.
Look at those dishes at Max Le-
wins store. One set of them graf
is with each can of Double Quick
Baking Powder.
N A letter from John Gillis, dated
at New York, December 25, to his
brother Angus, informed him that
John sailed that day for South
Africa.
IF you want to drink a cup of
splendid coffee ask for the Perfec .
ton Blend. Sold at Max Lewin's
at 30c per pound.
Mems, suits $500 at the Boston
Store in Pendleton, don't forget
this when looking around. We will
sell you anything to wear.
We want to thank the people Of
this community for their extensive
patronage and shall try and merit
continuance. The Boston Store,
" Maurice Johns went over to
Walla Walla Thursday. His fa-
ther is improving in health and
strong hopes are entertained Of his
early recovery.
News items in this issue will be
hard to find. 1t is impossible to
hunt news and set ads. at the same
time. We solemnly promise to do
better next week.
To make the hair grow natural
color, prevent badness, and keep
the scalp healthy, Halls Hair Re-
newer was invented, and has prov
en- itself successful.
Crawford, the fellow arfssted in
Athena last week with eo1uterfeit
coin in his possession, was held in
$1,000 bond to appear before the
United States grand jury.
Owen Russie has moved his shoe
shop from the Garden building to
Watts photograph stand,s where he
will be found always ready to do
work in his line at low figures.
The Boston store is enjoying a
very good trade. The latest in-
dncement is our srlverware gifts to
every customer. Given as you
will see by referring to our "adH in
this paper
Our store will be closed from
Wednesday noon until Friday at
/ o'clock when we fearlessly assert
and coldly promise to surpass all
O their Especial sales" Alexan-
der & Hexter.
William Blakely Of Eastland
states that only about 10 per cent
of the wheat has been sold from
Eastland station and that a 40-cent
market will pull it out, Only a
49, GENT price will cause any un-
loading:
There is no use trying to des-
crihe what Max Baer, Of Pendleton
has for the holidays. His stock is
nearer complete and more varied
tt an ever before and the prices are
right down to bedrock. Read his
ad in today's paper.
Before many days he5Pendleton
school board will issue d call fora
district school meeting and the
voting of tax will besubmitted.
Ten days notice must be given by
the board. The tax must be voted
before Febeuary /, underline law of
Oregon.
DIR. Shields, an eminent physici-
an of Tennessee, says: ~ regard
Ayers Sarsaparilla as the best
L 4 =. 4.