Dr. Alfred F.Scmpert Graduate iim) Regttr4 DENTIST omcK nouns .00 lo 120 A. M. 10 to 1.00 P. M. , BtT BRANDT HLDO., upatalr BREVITIES bargain Fresh Dally at Weston Bakery , Cak and Paatry. Una Candle. Good Mal at All Hours 26c. t W epacialla In l-oilu and Party Kuppera. ZEIXM the BAKER ' Cf RarotMl html Store, la WbMtor htH. Oram (Iranlte War at a Watt Hr, Two mill plk-a, full-blooded lierk- ehlre. fur aula. I. C. Ilouhlne, Mm. Jitim Klrknatrlck rturae4 Tueadar from her vlalt lo llappnar. Mr. and Mra. J. II. Price ware vlait ln relative la Walla Walla unn lha weak. Wa think our Block la complete, but If we haven't it what you want tall ue we raa fat It. K. O. DaMoaa. Ilanry lllampar hi gatnlnv In alranath. and aa able Wednaedax to appaar lor a ahort time upon I ha alreet. Motor car arrvlre ta all polnla, da nr nlaht Ala livery and Irad elan!' oppualla tha Mauallaa hop. la fa Mctlrlila. tlav. TV. , Payne ftllad tha pulpit el tha l'nltad llrathran Church at i Walla Walla Ikinday lor both tha morning and evening service during tha abaenc ol tha peat or. Frank It. Adama A Co. hav dona a naal Job In repainting tha drop curtain at Waaton opara houaa. Tha jcantral plctur. portraying Multno- malt falla, la surrounded by atlractlva ada. I Announced lor November Id. tha prolrartad maallnta at tha United A (Jravk ami Ion IiMihI. only Id )i Old. aaa arreaietl lmr VS-mIim.! el tar a marry eliaae hy Clilaf W llano and lUTlcer rUvanla, who found hi in in ao aoamliMiad aall on Ilia I'oaera pram Um afiar lia had boiled mil ol Ilia back dior of Zrlini'a uekrr. rWjutia Uau (lieu irlrd to lln In tlia pursuit. Itu got bnpalraaljt Involved In a chicken Ira fane. Whaa rti 4o tha ITi ljrulwJ un- (irwk aa plain that ha feared tlia eilloara tr are ting hla Ilia. U eaein thai ha bad troulila al Athene alib hla bnnlit.r. liuor out a warrant against III m on a charge ol breaking Vn a tool liotiee ami ateallnir aoui elirthaa. Till tha !oy uaolaa, sating thai III brut bar locked up hi clot ha and ho baa ui g" n one on credit. Tha long-dalayed mokature needed by tha larroara for Ihalr dlng opar alluna errlvad Monday night la tha una pa of both rain and snow the snowfall being light, huwevar. A tha tnwn naadad walar, everybody eaem to ba wall plaaaad that tha waathar god hava at la at "got action," and a Ian dlapoaad to forglv Observer llaala lor tha fall'a ' nneceuelomed blackimllh aridity. According to Manager A vary who casta dowa Tueeday from , tLe tlmbar. Inchaa of now fall at tha Hlu Mouatala aawmlll thla bring prartlrally tha first anow ol tha aaa aon la iba Kluaa. Lt alyhl mora anow and rain dewsaoded bora lo aupr- awindane. Dale Rothwell . Optic! SpecialUt I glva all rojr tlm to lha flu bava prarttratt in IWHatmi all 2 aara, aii wora guaraniaan. . Aaxriran Nat I Wank llkl. (Upatalra) Pendleton Oregon i Tha Udlaa Ootid Of tha Kplaropal Church nat at tha homa of Mra. Mar la Prtra for thatr Novambar aaaakMl Mra. J. W. Portar waa praaant aa a guaat, and Mra. O. W. Maybaa aa a vlalllng mam bar from Praawatar. Tba parlora wara baautlfully daroratad with flowering; plant and with rut llrathran church hava baaa pnatpimed j Howard. Conalallng of cholca whlla until rbrury I, (l, at tha aaaiat anra dralrad by tha oaalor will not ba avallabla until that tlma. A apeclal bualnaaa maallng of tha ladlaa flulld la announced for next Monday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at tha homa of Mra. Ulllan rrederirka. Ily order of tha preal rtenl. Mra. O. W. I'roabatel. A change of arhedulo on tha O.W. R. N. bring la tha evening train from Pendleton at I; 10 o'clock, or half aa hour earlier than formerly. I Tha morning train from Pendleton arriTra ai a.aa, or live minute earteir. Tha Athena Praaa report that ap KfMMI roaea and yellow rhryaanthemuma. Dainty refreahmenta were aenrad by tha hoateaa. aaatated by Mra. O. W. Maybe and Mra. Htm J. Cullcy. Tha neit meeting will ba held tha flrat Thuraday afternoon la Dacamber at tha homa of Mra. iiobert Proudfic Harry Rhlrk, popular young man of tha Weaum neighborhood, leave to morrow by a round-about way for hi homa In M. Patera, Prnn. Ha antici pate much plea ao re from tha vblt, aa ha haan't aean hla parent, brother and itera alnc coming weat aeven year ago. He will aa th major leagua ball gam at Pendletoa tomor row and will then go to San franctaco proKlmat.ly 110.000 buahel. of whaat ,h "po"T" SPf war bought at Athana I..I week byi'n" ,h ,on ,rlD '? 1W,U tha I'reMoa.ghaffer Milling company. 'V"'" "'' Pannaylvn- Tha largeat aeller waa R. A. Dudley. ho dlapoaad Of 4I.00 buihal at Id wnia. nla. but think that I' mat II la county will afterward culm him again, Th council mat Saturday evening and appointed th following officer for next Monday election: Mrs. W. A. Oraham, Mra. Harry Teatb. N. M M Hiif ee M wn k i.W. !. j ,.V?y-. 1 m ear ktt la ataev "i , ' f .. I H ! la l rt.1 f J" , a ataiiaee. UI lMnlMj'.HaMi a.,..,,. K. fl. Ilrahm waa In town thla week from tha Alba nela-hborhood on a Ibiialneaa vlall. Hoeaklna of snnda. I Mr. Urahra aa hla aeotlon aaema Ivarldga. Judge: J. II. Price. Mrs. rather to hava Waaton mountain boated I W. 8. Price, clerk. A resolution waa thl year, aa h paraonally rained lOOiPnaaed aipreaalng th regret of the aaraa rrom nair an acra of unlrrlgated Marlon O'Harra WESTON - PCNDLUTON ' ; " Ala SUfd Sckdtaid , K K. alMt Wd. P. M. t Waaton 00 I.v Weaum 1:00 Albea aoll. W. A, Ilarnea haa mntrarted for tha purrhaa of th Alexander Klnnear place adjoining town on th aouth. whlrh la among th flneat "elghtiea" in thla vicinity. A large brick resi dence and other substantial Improve ments add to Ita attractlvaneas. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilarnea expert to make It their permanent horn. Osviga tarda I her from Aah land, Oregon, viaiiiag old !rlad aed aenea, ..( Homa souvenir and a lady'd hand bag lor Ihoee who belong to them. Watt at llogara. ,' , ' Tha wlaa one will reflect that al ready It la tlma to let K U. DeMca hr!p you do your CS.tiw m.vU-t. IUnh from th Hicred Heart row lillnl, rlitokane, that lb oomlnlnn of Jua Wurser la rag nM aa erlilcal. Jack Carneniar has returned from Cortland, wlier h liplielil tlia rprV Ing laorela of Weetoo In four builnf anyagsnianla. ' na Palmer of Jjk Oram!, ttrsal- f t) run, will meet wl'htha local llabek- aha nail 1otmIv sranlng. A Tbanksaivlnt' tarkey ahoM" U announced by Karl uua for paxi Priilav. Noveinlier IB. on vrourwlt oear tba Weston brick vard. Turkava. jiiica, garse and duck will ba IhH for, and tlia ahiad. Uoiienfor IxKh rifled ami ahotfuns. Hatarta at lu a. ta. "And th cat caraa back." having noticed iwrbspa in lbs U km tun Lkai r.H thai bla iiroloagrd aliwne bad occasioned Borrow and anxiety In lb rred Mctirss huuasliolil. A h I a I'srslan cat of high oWr. th Me- Grswa ara dallgliiwl. Prom hi des- perate hunger and travel worn appear ance, It la Inferred tbl ha started for but old bom In Portland and gsv It u as a bad loo upon re senior ma Cascades. A atala eaaa against Char lea Morta- mer is aet for toinurrow la Magtstraia Mauallf n'a court, with Nat Uale a lha eouiplatning wlinaa. It aeeina lliat Monainer juoked arier ttaia wnen tne latter was alck at Mis Weston botL Whan abla to gel tip. lists found Mor- tamer gone and his watch and money m aalnir. J ortauier explains that na took lb valuable for aafa keening, lbs hotel tolny left, unlocked, and had no opportunity to rsturn tlicm before tielng aervaxl with a warrant upon bl return after an abaeac ttva town. Mr. Thomas IJoober and XI las Ruth K. Hchnalder were united in marriage VVrdnrsdav, November Id. at the home of lit briito' parent. Mr. and Mra. Charles M. Schneider, on Weatoo mountain, by ilea. J. n. Good 8. lb tmnir efiuiila war aLLe ruled be &lr. Thomas Hoolier and the bride's sUler, MM Agne Sclinciiler. and Mia iilancbe (oode plat ed th . wedding march. Light rrfreahmeni followed the ceremony. Many useful and valu able glfia were received by Mr. and Mr Hooher, together wnn neartv ell wUbea. A number of guesta were iircent from Albena, Weston and lla Walla. ; Q if L V I. 1. Earp-lllteisclf. D. D. Earp. who la now engaged In eAiitif.lt et tfee a M.nl ahlh tu.ftl Councilman Joe Wurser a lew weeke r?l.?MMl'L bu"""" at Waltsburg ago. Ha appreciation el hla faithful work lor tha city and Ita hope of his apeedy recovery. Huperlntendent Wll aon made hla report of waterworka re ceipts for October, which were till. nuaaelt O. Balden, th Spokane min ing promoter, much too well known to and Walla Walla. Mased through !tnrn the nth fltav. with a "nrtMnect" In tow, on hla way to Enterprise, Wallowa county. D. I. evidently came back to thla country from near Taco ma becaua he Is something of a nolo WE ARE HOLDING A FEW SOUVENIRS ( . for those who left their tickets with us. ' We also have a lady's hand bag left in store on Free Day. ' Another car of that choice HOG FENCE enroute. Ask the "buyers, about the fence and the prices. . ' The KENTUCKY DPTTJ. guaranteed to seed perfectly just before a rain and that rain will follow. The WEBER WAGON, an owner's pride and guaranteed to follow any team properly hitched. Just now we have a bargain if taken at once a team, waeon and harness for $250 in cash or eood as cash. Team 7 and 9 I years old, grey and extra good pullers. Harness a good one and the Weber V Waron new. o We are giving come good bargains in that GREEN GRANITE WARE, the shamrock kind. V We want some good pop corn. ; , W a 1 1 B Ik Mo go f s JOHN BANISTER IS NAMED FOR MAYOR Mayor John M. Banister. Councilman, two year David R. Wood. Prank Price. Ralph O. Baling. Hecorder-i-Andy T. BarnetU Treaaurer Simeon A. Barnes. Th above ticket was nominated at the mass meeting Saturday evening for th city election next Monday. No vember It. when In all probability the meeting's action will ba ratified at the polls. Sixty-eight citizens or tne town were present nd voting It being the largest municipal primary ever held within tha memory of the oldest in habitant. Usually the nominating is done by a couple of dosen voter, and the Interest shown now fat taken to In dicate that Weston Is "waking up" Dolltlcallv as In other respects. Wo- klU M.I ...... 1.4 AM H 1 fh. I Bound. Ha Inlttala do not aland for wen were Urgely i-epreseoted I. and did w 'O... . ihir full ihin of the ballotini Investor In coal stock throughout i ' "' ". neunec wou.o ;nn..7 r, .verv thui county and the Wall. Wall, val- w " "i" In.Uon excent that of treasurer. 81m It. A. Parnea. agant of ,h. Pacific I .1. Z'ZTZ ' h M fame, was awarded .hi. plm n '.-t Klevator company racantly , JXartna 1 approprlata enough, a. he! by onantmoua He haa been boushl about JMOd bushel, of wheat. .J" JJJ nu y 1 ,, remlnos one tn general atrhlterture "r tremrer of West on for more ..vii,. rr ti ix avu. mpi' circuit court oi appeals at ran . ., years, nerhaps. than he has hairs on ...... . FVanrinrn A. KuM AVavlanrt. aha "" eMi""iii !"" . . .t.. .... Thou ...r..-t.. i - ' ' . , . .. , .w-.tnia neaa: ana tnucn w . - - ranvin.n iaihiiv wiin Hainan in n . ...... ...... .... . .- . i . btmie. THEY SAID: '. . ' 'You Can't Raise Corn" in the Northwest. But corn is grown here good corn, f small cobs, deep kernels, solid ears, and plenty bushels per acre. , : . ... . . i ,. . Every farmer every live stock owner every dairyman knows what corn means. Whether or not you know that corn is a duecexaful crop hi this country, g and 5 , see tba results of a campaign for more pork and better pork, mora cattle, more dairies and alios, and better times at toe OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. I UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM . , . . $ 3 : Walla Walla, December 2-3-4 gating H.000 bu.hl. war among hle,Miy ,4 h ,rt,(,y w.rv,d out h Athana .. Adama II I 15 A. M. Uolac East. jt Pcoillcton I Lvrendlelon " Adam 1 " Adam .Athena 11:11 " Atheaa r'are. Athena Adam I. M. td 1:11 piirrhaaea. Uinglit lv Much grain wa sIimi Msnngcr Krank I'rtca of J!i? tba Vtton Warehouaa tiiiinnr lie! , I. n. Davla la again Wralon a tran portatlnn magnate, la aaaoclatlon with llii-y Hrathe. Thi-v have Itougb the sentence and Is tuppoaed to b aom- where In Montana. The New Minister" Is the title of he la younger than ever, but his yarns aren't (Earp sent word to Th Leader by Mayor Harbour that he- wanted a uratlflcatlon (not to aay surprise) Its! funds ar still intact P. T. Harbour, who haa been Wee- i ton's mayor for the past two years, j roat." which he consider the best i f.fllnd locsl dray business from Smith benefit of th caUurdny Afternoon a musical olec which will aonn be kind of a-aaveruaement. ana we nave preeented her by local talent for the don what we could In our feeble way Waaton lo Athana. Itc; Weston to Adam. Idci Athena lo Adama. t&ci when they Weston t Pnndleion. 11.00; Athena to activity. rendition, Itc; Adama lo rendition. Hound trip. If made In aa me day: Waaton dad IVndlclon, ll.0; Athena tad Pendleton, IMS. Headquarter: Weaton. at City Drug Btore; A'hcna, fit. Nlrhola llolel; Adama. Inland Mercnntll Htore; I'm dUston, rrsnch Ucmnuranl. A. at I0TOCT. tnne, and ar developing aa much of a "pull" aa la pneslbl with horse power. Th Payne brothers will prob. ably remain in Weaton until aprlng. will seek other fields of (I. II. Tllahop, welt known attorney, and R. D. Compton, who la connected with tha Schmidt Mercantll company, were bualnaaa visitors Saturday tn Weaton from Freewater. They took occasion to compliment this burg on th many evldencee of lor I Improve ment merely saying that what It now need Is a wide-awake Commercial club, urh aa Freewater poweaea. LEAVE JOTHSIG OlfllE .Leave nothing undone in your Thanksgiving prepar- tton. Always me neigni 01 me goou nuusewue inut tion, the Thanksgiving Feast this year should outdo all .w.vffii i-ffnrts. for we of America and especially of the vValla Walla Country certainly have abundant cause for aaataa mm jl . - X 1 u.'J.l ssit.laai.-MaV. . asjva rnanKiuiness--ac peace in me mmm, vi yivmv, m wn trast with the pitiful condition of millions in other climes. Look through in noma room ty room, man uv m """!"rf-1ra;t thanJct UavU-Kaaer'a shorten tha Uak of preparation, for hore you wiir find all your rqulremrt-vry need, In good. bin. liberal assortment, and at price that win aave you monoy, ni w fmiwa m r--i tion aa a whole ban ao attractiv aa right now. Beginning Monday (15th) we will give a nice young corn fed Turkey free with each purchase of $25.00 or OVer"tnia in uuuiiiuzi w inatijf ocw.t- iiuuiiBji6 Reveral hundred of them ai this time (Tuesday, Nov. 9th) though every day sees the last of some oi tnem. , How about a Dining Table or Chairs, a Conch, some Rutrs-nerhajia soma Curtain or an Kasy Chnirr How about aom Muslc-a Victrola or a Player Piano to help antartaln tha "Company?" Uow about a Monarch Ranga-the "Stay Satisfactory Range -or aoma Cooking Utenaila, a Koatr perhapsT How about the Dutnorware, tha Silver War or GlawarT - .-- . V "" " , , - Remember, aatiafactlon goea with dvery purchase at Davia-Kaaer a. TED AVIS-KA M CO. Complota Furniahera of Homea, Offices, Churches, Schoola 10-80 Alder St - (Odd Fallow' Jample) - WALLA WALLA, WASH. flodel Tailors and Cleaners Ladies' and Gents' Suits Made - and Remodeled gf Special attention given to out-of-town cleaning aent by parcel post. 114 E. Webb St. Pendleton, Oregon club. It abounds In clever dialogue and "catchy aoloa and choruaee. Re hearsala are now In prntrrca at the residence of Mr. T. D. Watts, who Is serving a accompanist. A. W. Lun dell haa consented to act aa musical director, and a large number of local singers are In the cast Dutch songs In costume, guitar and mandolin numbers. - sketches, song and reading of many and varied kinds, all go to make up the attractive program offered by tha Beverly Enter tainers, All of their number are given In a moat charming manner, proclaiming the artlatry of the mem ber of th organization. (At High School auditorium November Id.) Manager Harbour received a phone order Tueaday from Pomeroy, Wash, re-nomination. Dr. F. D. , hvejwtu wss also named and declined.) i la. I. v narra oniy was ien u Mr. Banister a race for the honor. The runnere-up for coonclimen j were Henry Waddlngham, E. M. , Smith and I B. Davis. . Joe Ueuallea onooaed Mr. Barnett (the Incumbent) A tax of eight mills waa voted at OP .h recorderahlp nomination. - th special school meeting for this dis-1 -pj,, hold-over councllmen are Joe tilct held last Monday, thl levy being wurser. E. C. Roeers ' and H. A. based open the cleric budget aa pub-1 Bmridt. Those who retire are Edward llshed In The Iader of October It. j Anderson. J. M. Ash worth and U B. I nia UUC I jun a. Itnn miii wi arr pavts. to accommodate hlrrl.) Taxation Ma Mem. last year. Only ft v. voters. Including th directors and the clerk, were pres ent at th meeting. The city council of Weston baa 1m- J. M. Banister received a handsome vote, and hla nomination for the head of the ticket seems to meet with gen eral approval. lie la one of Weston's for IJO.OdO Weston brick, and amiled j huagri ot estimated xpenses for the posed a tax ot IS mills, which Is 'hirsest farmer and makes his home same as laat year. in several i are set forth in an ordinance publish ed elsewhere. The county levy haa not yet been made, but will only.b slightly more than that of last year, as only a six per cent Increase la allowed under the Bingham law. The . county clerk's appreciatively thereat. The yard haa had a good season thla year and la an Induatry of much value to the com munity In that It converts local raw material, earth and day. Into genu Ine wealth through the. employment of local labor, Weaton. which formerly secured Its meet supply from th larger towns la switching Ita system by Itself becom Ing n, shipper. Three , shipment . a week of beef, pork and mutton dressed at the Weton market of A. P. Perry are now being made to a Pendleton dealer. Each shipment averagea about 400 pound In weight Matt Moegrove la reported to have met with another automobile accident Sunday evening, although thla time he (imtalned no personal Injury. His ma chine skidded on the Dry creek grade, it ia said, and pitched him Into J. N. York'a field, from which he picked himself up unhurt. Th car waa wrecked. ,. ,v. ; Mra. Stanley Neeland of Albany, Oregon, la vlaltlng her father, Mr. Loula Nolle, and ulster. Mrs. Linus Andenon She will make her home soon at Pendleton, where Mr. Neeland, who ta a locomotive engineer, la pre paring to locate.,, , . . .tvi , Vocal Culture A. W. Lnndell, B. M., will accept a limited number of pu pil in singing and eight reading on reasonable terms Class forming now. Tour piano tuned, at city price. Repair work neatly dona at the Wes ton shoe and harness shop, Wheeler hotel building'. New management, new equipment. Phone 63. H. Katon. Mr. Llllle U'llVinaon and aon Wal lace and Mr. Jay V. Smith and daugh ter Alba of Walla Walla were guests of Mr. Wlley during- the week. Earl L'euallen haa returned from vlalt to American Fall. Idaho, where hla father, J. A Ueuallen, 1 serving aa chief of police. J. H. Clodlua la back from a pleas ant visit to hla niece at Spokane, a brother at Ritsvllle and another brother, at Wattaburg. ; A daughter waa bom recently to Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Forth at their home oif Dry creek. i year la f 300.000, which sum doea not Include Umatilla county's share of the state tax. . ., 4.. , , In town. He takes aa active interest In Weston's welfare and has served the community efficiently aa school director, being at present a member of the board. ' : E. O. DeMosa presided at the pri mary, and Clark Wood waa secretary. High School Basketball. The basketball team of Weston High are being put through some whirlwind practice nightly In t the gymnasium court by their coach, Ernie Blomgren. If the boya have a losing season. It will ; not be becaua of lack of strenuous preparation. Their first game will probably be with Athena, High Novem ber It at Athena. - ,- The following young athletea ; are listed among the moat prominent tal ent trying out for the several posl tlona: Earl MacKensle, Bob Hodgson, Ruhlln Smith, Virgil laundell. Alison Wood, Jim Klrkpatrtck. Ray Gould. Aliaon Wood has been chosen captain and Jim Klrkpatrtck manager. The glrla' team are also practicing faithfully under the direction of Miss Luclte Cogswell. The candidates are Gladys Banister, Gladys Smith, Ferol McBirda, Ruth Read. , Ruby Price, Blanche Cooper and Hortense Baker. Ruth Read is manager, i , , " ; s kk Meat i ' Mnlr,i 1 ;. , . ,. FOR SALE. ..i, Well-Improved place of 114 acre on Wild Horse creek, three mile south of Weaton.' Good well; hog- tight fence alt around; an attractive farm. My home ranch of 170 acrea two miles up the Walla Walla river road above Milton; 150 acre tn cultivation. 160 In summer fallow thla year. Good well and plenty of running water. Fine new bungalow.! Phone 47FJ, or address MRS. H. SCHWANDT. Milton, Oregon. Philadelphia. Pa, 'There are wheela in my head," said a Martton, N. J., man to the head phyaician at Cooper hospital. Camden, N. J. The physician examined the man a ear and found twenty-three small wrig gling objects which Were identiried ty an entomologist si the larvae of a fly. The man had been sleeping on th ground, and 11 is thought a female laid the eggs which were hatched by body heat. i 1 Information and Premium List Free upon application to . : S. S. NELSON. Agent. Weston R. BURNS. D. F. & P. A.. Walla Walla Low Fares for the Round Trip f J i I k 1 mi-, V f -r- I mfr 'I) Prime Beef Pork, Mutton, Veal Dressed Poultry FISH Mouday and Thursday Get Our Prices Phone No. 53. Orders taken by phon for mail routes. CATTLE AND HOGS WASTED AP. Perry Dr. J. G. McMATIi 1 C OSTEOPATH Office one block north of the bank ATHENA, OREGON at 1 Electric Treatments J - f?S". Phone 521 Given W. M. Ptttnoa ... C B. Bidie Peterson & Bishop ' ' '" ?" ' - LAWYERS ; : Pendleton, Or. Freewater, Or. WHERE ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH T IS VERY EASY TO TEMPT "ck. people with the glamor of low prices; it is really wonderful how a small price in large type fills the eye so completely that the quality buck of the price is lost sight of. THIS IS A QUALITY PRICE STORE The Der.loss Furniture mi.!!,'. mm HI I i i . t 1 mi . ' ' . a Wa -i VJ KSJ ? A? A I ai ,'V.aV0,A Vast? jr , Home Merchant Prices 25 pound pail stock food 12.25 12 pound pkg. etock food 1.00 1 pound pkg. atock food... .65 2 pound pkg. stock food .25 Comparison of dosage two tablespoonfula twice daily. WE GUARANTEE THESE GOODS Mail Order and Fed- ' k I , .. diers' Prices , 25 pound pail stock food......t3.K) 7 pound pkg. sttx-Jc food 1.00 & pound pkg. stock food ... .CO 1 pound pkg. stock food ... .5 ; Two taMespoonfu) thrc j s times daily. iootain's B rug Weston Ctc