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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1904
Page
3
Athena Mercantile Co announces complete stock of new spring and summer wear for ladies and gentlemen. It lists fabrics and materials including wool plain and fancy boiles, black etamines, soot h tweeds, Gumps braids and two toned banding, Mascot Kid gloves, and ladies fabric gloves and mitts in linen and taffeta sill with varied prices per yard or pair.
The store lists ladies patent lace and Dongola shoes from 1.75 to 4.00 per pair. Men's Drens shoes in Vici Kid and patent enamel from 2.50 to 6.00 per pair. Boys work shoes 1.60 to 2.50. Men s ready made suits 6.60 to 15.00. New golf shirts and spring novelties available now.
Be to fake New Novelty Lawns Batistes Snowflakes Tweets Victoria Lawns India Linens Persian Lawns and similar fabrics offered at 25c to 250 per yard. Silk Malls plain and dotted. Mercerized Waistings 25c to 7he per yard. Fancy Pongee and Lansdown waistings 65c to 1.25. Irish point collars spangled necklines 2c to 2.75 each. Buttons and Shirt Waist sets available in many varieties.
A local grocery offers a new complete line of groceries and invites customers to bring produce, promising the highest market price and urging people to visit to be convinced.
PRA ed Chas Estes from Pendleton. Dr A B Stone in Walla Walla. Mrs Green Estes to Kamela. New material at Mrs Owens store. George Pettinger from Adams. Many residents from Adams Arlington Pendleton Weston attend town events and markets. barber shop to open. several social gatherings and notices.
We offer a large stock of the latest street and dress hats for women children and mimes. Prices are low and customers are urged to call before buying. Satisfaction guaranteed with trimming of old hats and money refunded if not satisfactory.
Mrs. Fred Ronenzweig and son George return to Franklin county Washington after two days by wagon. Prospects reported fine with squirrel pest as main drawback in new Western wheat areas. Gib Thompson largely recovered from typhoid after hospital stay. Ed Zimmerman’s home near Pullman Washington aided recovery. Shick buys a 100 acre farm in Freese Idaho at 85 dollars per acre and plans relocation from Garfield Washington. End of school brings vacation plans for boys and girls with trips and fishing. Bill King gains honor as walking solicitor for fiddler contest at Weston picnic and plans to ensure strong entrants with Arkansas Traveler and Irish Washerwoman tunes.
Dr. Sponogle, dentist, guarantees perfect fit and satisfaction for plate work and reveals a secret painless extraction method used for years. The technique claims no mouth or gum irritation or after effects and acts immediately when applied around a tooth.
The Blue Front Cash Grocery announces a removal sale slashing prices on numerous goods for sixty days. The notice highlights extensive price cuts across store items as part of a space constrained announcement.
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