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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1915)
Dr. Alfred F.Sempert Gradual and RegUlared DENTIST orrics hours .O0 to 12:00 A. U. 1.-00 to iM P. M. gaST BRANDT BLIKJ., ui"Ulr BREVITIES 1 tvR 81'ttfAMZK IN X-M AS SWEETS , AT TUB Weston Bakery J, f. Metiallea and Ralph Tinker, ell-kiua local ratlleiasa, Mlurni.il (rum rM trip " w- M- ,n II fh at the bead ( Whiskey imk, It miles above Waltsburf. Willi three registered Hereford bulla. Tbr ere four days en the Journey, ena hauled the animals home In a wagon, which Indicates that lha bulla ar rather desirable property. Mr. I4eu alien u. F.dUu this week af. ler another, and wea accompanies: by f, A. JsVHrlde, who la elo la lha Iba mark!. Tha Wesloa stockmen ..i hhi aaalre la continue lha lm Those Wlnna ara pretty conserve. arov.m,t f their hard bul lha new Uva. Saa hat ueora-s says la refulatlons of tha Wenaha reserve Hoiere big ad. tAev.j provide that nona bul registsree auiia ..... . 'and lhaaa af lha baaf at rain, will ba Joe rtead. ana of Weston 'a ambl l..u. u4 , . ,h, .v.ramenl round man. haa fona lo Buchland , Idaho, 10 taae a poshiub mm i ' kaapar ia a bank. - jtmm yoru, a popular young ma a I" Th. MeBrM. brothers r. mlnu. I-tt'"1' a at a svawta tiaui or iB niuiii u u - -.- ' Knlvea and Harmon loss at KlrkpaU rlrk'a Adv. naMusseonllally la!laa a U from lha holiday shoppers. Ha baa tha goode. (Adv.) Hia over-lodulgeace la airaira ia a jlludeoa Bay pasture. A gift to baautiry lha home eape. clally ona of thoaa olafant rua Iro-n tha DeMoee ruraliuro ".tore will naat with laatlna appreciation. (Ad.) wrltaa that ha la having a spienain i. ith MbilM la Ml Airy. North Carolina. Tha rounlry Is flna around there, ha aaya. and ao ara lha people. Ha la taklna part In tha activities of t.. ...ir.iia. haloed to nun ana ehurk noma cora. and la getting polat. nine - ' ww- - - - - ' . 'ara la farming malhoda la bla faihar'a Otana T. Watla. a prominent ana14lW xtia war la a aenaral uereaaful irouna lawyer in n-vv"-ima .bwirblna wpw oi ronvaraalloa la Ml. Airy. h aaya mucB mora ao than at Weotoa. nia local hmm lodge of Maaoaa wlU Inetall offleere Monday aenln rk.miw. ft. aa lha Chrtatmaa holi day conflicts with Its regular mealing i.m. Tka following offk-ara were (elected and appolnled at tla recent meetina; a. nwnniwn, v. Alt throa baakalball Uama of Waa u maatar: Hoy Bead, aenlor warden: Ion lllch achool will oa angageo K. m. pmiin. junior alaht la alhletlo baltla. Tha flrat and , narne. treasurer; U B. Davla. aacro " . .. mmmmm la lha rlrk WaoJ. aenlor deacon: W. BCvnO WfW 1 wan e w e - ( oao f - homo court at Waatoa opera house, a price. Junior deacon: Albert Jamea. tylert n. uooowin im mom "'. atewarda; S. A. MclUe, marshal. .... ji.i.in. . innaf nr nor , WHO HI Bieo Mf - ' I .... - h. -u HalurdAV oa a row county. w profaaaloaal MI. At a receat moailBg f ha Mlltoa Com m vial elub, a reeolutloa waa pawed retiueallng tha county court to order a eurey of the coniemplaled Couae creek road acroaa lha Blue moualatna. A Iwwif Amm ItuiliM ttf mIm. elutlaa. fresh mow fall bar lest, night. Klrkbatrlrk la ahowlna a a aleganl Una of I'D rial ma Bosa. . tAdy. Tha best alork of Clrfsro, Tbacfca and ripaa la town at Klrapau ica , Ad. , , . . . . ' day fruta Ia flrawla. i a ka aUixl Id aotKiuetinf a raiai. Plaui sMila tour aocounta at tha Waatoa liar, as it U a lng way to Cat Iforola. frlCouua. (Ailr.) Him J. fuller haa bought a new Kord autoinolilla of tlio hieal agent, II. L. Ilodrkk. trading ia bleokl aar. ul.. ahlna.1 fne IuIIm ami vaula- men at m new aund la IUt;nauJ's bar bar lo. Jlinmle Heed. ,(AJ.) Chrialmaacandlea a specially. Col ored augar, also, for your t'hrlatmai cakes. Waalon Haker. (Atl.) , ft. A. Raltiea. reinwttting tha Pa ri Us Coast Kleralor comiiany, bought AUUO sacks wl aba st Wedneadajr algbl at at eeota. Repair work neatly done at the Waa- ton shoe ami barneaa shop. Wheeler hotel building. Now, management, near equipment. I'hooalU. 11. Katoo. WhlU sldaoalk akallng young Or. ral Harper slipped and tnlied himself up alth tha walk la a rather violent and promiscuous war. A rash, la tha lore bead required to at Itches. Only 11 applicants Wera oa hand Monday for tba ts sorters' examination at Pendleton, as olemeotary training u iua loral venulrement. Weston s only represent all va ia sirs. Luella B. I'lnkaruw T ... ." ....,... I while lha giris are a""s w for a mealing wllb tha glrla team af leadletoa High. , , t Give Fire Ream to the Christmas Spirit Inaaraynorawahapplnaaa by maklnf others kappjr. Spread tba gospel 1 1 belpfulnasa and good will, but do not delay your prap arationa. Only a few abort daya left bafora Christmas, Evan at Dayta-Kaaar'a, "ThaSlora WlU a Hundred Thousand ChrUtwaa Clfta," aaaortmenU bt many Unas ara f atUnf broken. Evary day noar will aoa tba last pf atbar Items. Of course yoa will And bara ' - an lha last day, mora deelrabla flfta than moat atoraa had at tha balnnmf ; but why pk from tha "laavlncaT" Coma right ". IwhilaamoHiaanUaraatiUlarga. Be ll Toys, Games, Dolls or glfU for growiwipa, you wUI m only And "Oeaana" of them bara, but you will and our prkaa will aava yoa money on two out of every three Items. You will ba aurprkmd at tha values shown at 6, lOe, 18c, Stfc, aOe, T6e and 11.00. Ba aura to aaa our offerliiga, but doa't dalay. COM K NOW. THE DHIS-11ASER Jl, riamaj, rhonogrspha and Racorda. CompWU Furnlahera of Homea, Oflkra, Churehoa, SchooJa "The Store with Hundred Thousand ariitmai Gifts." ; ia.m a Liar ftL - ffhkl ralhma' T.mi.la) - WALLA WALLA. WASH, According la Recorder Barn ft I. every .payment baa been made to date oa tha eoacrete aldewslk aatendlng iha antlrs leneih of Water street. Much of thla walk was put la on lha deferred payment plan, ex tending over a period of ten year v. i.aair twiuarht lha aidewalk bonds, and added them to lla alnklng fund. Tliat tha property owners are nmfflnt in meetln their aaymenta la taken to Indicate tba sound finan cial condition of tha community. an,a anuHnint of Weotoa onera house has announced a masked ball for Christmas night, with muato ay Keen a orchaatra. Aa Interesting and anbinhla necKslnB la aiDected. aa BO maaauerada haa been given here for several years and this win aa in ins nf a Bovalt. Piisaa will be given for the beet eualalned lady and genllemea charactera. Nearly thirty-five people take active nan in 'The New MintBier." and aa all their time and labor la contributed iH nrdar in haln our town. II la earn- uIh h.iuil fHai tha fteonle of Weatoa will turn oat December tl and Invest In at cents' worth or good, wnoieeome entertainment. (Aav.) Tha Weatoa Oarage, conducted by tl i. Maatrirk. haa closed a deal with tha Ford people for tha sale of their cars la Weslon aaa vicinity. Motor car service to all points, day a aihi. Also llvsrv and feed atab oonoslle the IJcuajlon oiacasmiin shop, Lafa McBrlde, it'a a Ions- lane that haa no turn is... in at lMaa'a and aaa that mammoth Block of Christmas Rocking Chairs, iaov.i . u-hara la m Christmas oreaentT Why. Ifa at tha DeMosa rurnlture Blore, of course. (Adv.) m . .... UU A H'i hr-i ) V (j&ZL mZJl2&Z. b 1 1 ' 1 - - ' " ' J.ZK.-rrCzzxa r.-rragsa.a i Our Hog Fence is worth 23c per "yard," but we sell it 23c per ROD. . George Winn says that he bought tome of our wire fencing and took it out with some doubt of our claims, but now that he has tried it he is back al ter more and says it is superior to any he has ever put up before. It ia s sure lock, a flexible elastic fence and the easiest to fit over the ground. The world's winners in CREAM SEPARATORS - the U. S.' and The D0M0. A 300 lb. guaranteed separator for $36.75. " Out SEWING MACHINES from $15.00 up-both Vibrators and the Rotary style. No starting and stopping- after the first stitch till done. Poor time to aell an auto, but batter time to buy. Hudaoo Company bring ing out a 7A h. p. ear and I want It Ll.. . I'll Ha ai.'alnff on mine and It la aa goo I or beuer than tha day . . H ....... . J . I reoeivea u. r. u. Ill TUataUiial at ale and count V ISX levy la Umatilla county ibis year, it .1 artll wum. a.Aaad and m likely lie lees man raw years eignv xlll law Tha at. la la. ll gl (IB. 8.10. or about 2o,200 Iras I ban last year. Blaslua plaiio haa ale. anil Kensla In their home oa east Main A new at ailed b niaiM haa been in Mr. and Mrs. William M se at reet hill as a prearnt to their daugh- I 1 II. 1 . 1. - lers, t nariuMo ana iwiwiw, it m m beautiful inatrumenu Bnlsbad In ma hogany. Mm. V. R. Price waa hostess last week to tha Saturday Alternoon Hub. Three excellent papers wera given, "(Cconomy In Housekeeping," "House hold Limit st loos" aaa "ine Atmos phere of the Home." A dainty lunch as served at the eloaa of the meeting . After a few dara' visit at tha home f u- If ltavn.il.la Me. I'harlas KT colds and family and Mls Clara Klla- wontl lea moousj mrinn. nun., where the psranta of Mrs. Barnolds and Miss Kl l worth resiila. From Corfu Mr. Reynolds and family will drive by team to Coulee City. COME and get the Real Christmas Spirit - To every home in Umatilla county -we bring the glad tidings, this is to be the greatest Christmas in our history. We advocate the practice of community patriotism. Look your home town stores over, fill the wants that are possible from their wares-then, for the thousands of beautiful gift suggestions not to be found in your town, come to Pendleton, your county seat, your metropolis, your principal trading point All tlie stores have arranged for the displaying; of beautiful and useful X-mas gifts for your easy selection. Nothing has been spared in the way of effort .and, money toward making this our greatest Yultide ;seasoiu-vvThe neni,fl f lnfYor Mfips arp Here ' at vour disposal now. Stoi-e windows are beaming with the most acceptable gitts you could ever wish to give to relatives or friends gifts 01 UClllty Or glllb Ul bciiuiucuu roto nnri f!Vinstmfta colored lights transform the fiverirreens lints wic piuiwptat o.vv " . , ,. , , business thoroughfares into a veritable fairyland. A beautifully ed ed municipal Christmas tree occupies the center of the main street; J. f lo wyq amrl oTfind. Ann the SDlflt 01 vurlSt beautifully aecoraiea; stocks w cu o . mas fills the air,'.- . u .!?1"X. - ' iri: il jI- j : An MnriAt. hfiln hut imbibe: a spirit that will perme . ; . l ua r,A moVa vAnr heart tr ow with crladness. tome to ate to every pan. ui jruut uwuj , Pendleton NOW and get it. ; -Aimtv towns. Make your Christmas Meet vour inenua ui ciiuic w wwv.. -rf . r. shoDDinff this year a carnival of pleasure. ,We have made all the necessary arrange- . anoppmg una j j n ar)ri iA; , rt the smrit. and shoulder to montn una rsk vou onts uiiu eu iw j o . men anu o. jw v..v tt f,llo Antw vpr Vtipw. shoulder let's make this tne nappiesi uuiswim u. uiiaw V Sincerely yours, The PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS AEN of PENDLETON W T Inhnun who In aaaorlatloa with hia aona la extensively eaiaced In farmlni la tha Okoloks district. Al berta. la hero look In a after hia Inter- aala aad la a niMl of Mr. and Mrs. M NorDran. Mr. Johnson says tnat r.uri. farmara haVa nrofited IM terlally by tha war la marketing their products. . ... Hcott Banbrter decided Saturday to oart with the remainder or nia wneai crop, about bushels. . which he aold to Manager Prank Price of the Wreton Warehouae oompany at St cents. Be received two cents more than thla flue for that part of bla cron which he disposed of earlier la the season. i ' , , Every piano student should under stand harmony In order to properly analyse and Interpret musical compo sitions, as wen aa to construct nar monlous accompanlmenta for songs and with aolo Instruments. Tou ran .miHm ttifa knnaradM thla winter Bt a vai-v lnar enat. aa t will teach har mony In classes of tfx or more at iSc per lesson. Private one Hour lea sons. Tic each. A. WV Laiadell. Mua. Bach. Prank Winn meandered In ' from the Couae creek neighborhood the mhar dav for one of hia too seldom visits to Weston, and helped to Insure a happy Yule-tide for TO Laaer man by renewing hia- subscription for tha Ihlrllalh aiiM-aaalva waar. Havtna had such good reading In hia home for so long a time, Frank remaraa mat life would be cheerless and gray with out It. He'a a good old scout, la Frank. "Winn. -, : , nno thla waak atlll further Boat poned aeedlng operations In the Wee- ton country. Crops are In to-a large airtant In A'thaa narta Of tha COUHtV. and It la Bald that weeds are arowlng up with the wheat It Is likely that varv llttla aeedlna will be done around Weatoa until aprlng, unless there ahould be a good stretch of favorable weather. Harvest time only will de termine whether thla enforced wait' Ing haa been fortunate or otherwise. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dowd motored down from Waahtucna, Wash., thla week, for a visit with Mrs. Dowd'a n.ni. Ur and Mm Allen Rlchai. and with Weston friends- They found tha roads bad enoueh to even discour se a Ford car, an were all day Mnndav maklna the trln of 80 miles. Mr. Dowd felt well repaid, however. ihnuirk makln an excellent Invest mant whta here In another annual Installment of the Weston Leader. Orton E. Goodwin, a prominent Portland newapaper man, who waa identified with the successful "dry" campaign aa publicity manager for Oreaon. visited Weston Tuesday. Mr. rinndwln la now nresenttnc a celebrat a faatura film. "The Avenaina Con' aclence," by the same autnor aa -ne Birth of a Nation.-, , It waa tateiy k...ht and haa created almoat aa great a aensatlon In fllmdom as Its wonderful predecessor. Mr. uooawm haa booked hia attraction at Pendle ton, Walla Walla and Milton. Lewis MoMorria. one of tha oldest ut m.Mi. nmmlnent oloneera ill the H.ali..ri. dlad Werlnesulav ntcht at his home in Walla Walla alter an III neaa with la trrippe. Mr. MoMorrls was born in Ohio 84 years ago, and grew to voutijf mannooa in onoinj county, Illinois. He erossed the plains l IB-.4 mn.l In !&& llAAtmfl DDS Of the . 1 um1.m nf I Via Walla iiur miiicw " Walla valley. He enfrnjred in trading and freightinir in early year, ana si An. time waa associated with his brother, the late Charles MoMorria. in 1 X n . a mam.nLilil Rtftrft In Weft. WIMUUvmn ...x . . - ton. In recent years he retired from active pursuits, having amassed a con .1.1.. i.ij. f.,n.,,na la t-Aal estate. A man of Integrity and usefulness, his name was and will be nonorea or nis fellow pfooeer wherever assembled. i Get staple articles for X-mas. We have cut lery, crockery, casseroles, silverware, .alumiuum ware, robes and whips and watches" and" clocks. Come and see. " - r GLOWING WITH CHRISTMAS CHEER TM Vattaa ItocaatOa Cmfrej Oa Kaoct af tka BaUaiy XaepptT. One endre store glows with the V'uletlde aplril. Waver before In the u-.,n a..mmnnltv has Santa t laos : . . a wval. a more beauti- aviuiN . wvi. . fill aeuing. Gaza upon our daullog show windows, and eotar men to ee the bewildering array of gifts we have ji i i ... Mwi.Mni.nrai of the U 1 .pia, ou i. .- - ; . holiday shopper. No need to go else- bera than your noroo "-i-k-j .... in the following Incom- nia.. lla. VOU ffltf fltld B bint OT tWO tliat will prove of value: Gifts for Wow onir araiai. at lk dropaklrte. band- kercMefa, puraea, ooltars. aprons, tow els, dreasea. Iura, gloves, ism.wi-. Indian robes, umbrellas, mirrors. ..u... aala. toilet seta. Cut glass bowls, pitchers ana tum blers; sugar and cream eew. napplea and other beautiful cut glass China berry aeta. augar and cream seta, cake Beta, cake platea. nut aeta. cupa and saucer. fi- Gifts for Men. ntaa Miff Mttona. atick pins. handa watches, chains, fobs, fancy Busoenders. moca gloves, kid gloves. .in. kandkarrhlefa. linen bandker chiefs, allk mufflers, slippers, shirts, ...aaian. etna hosiery, carters, gowns. smoking aeta, cuff and collar boxes. shaving mirrors, shaving strops, snav tatiaa raacv atationery. n inawa. overcoata. aulta. Biblea, books. nnraaa. latter flleB. laD robes. BUtO nhai auto alovea. Beta, cape, muiau robes, band bass and auit caaea. Glfta for tha Glrla. rw.ii nt avarv else and variety. ranging in price from cents to dollars; dolls with eyelashes and hair; rubber dolls, bisque dolls, rag dolls, atunea dolls end china dolls, isvery pobsidiv doll, big and little, known to the holi day trade. Tour little daughter will be delighted with a don aeiectea irom our varied and; complete assortment Doll carriages, toy tea sets, toy kitchen sets, toy stovea, tuba, wash boards, boilers, clotnea ooaras anu other artlclea for Juvenile housekeep ing. ' - . Glfta for tne uoys. Erector aeta for boy builders, me chanical toya tf ever description, steam engines, engines that wind, en gines that don't wind, automobllea that rank In front Just like a Ford. a thinaa alone' the same tine that will keep your youngsters pleas antly Interested. Checker board, crokonole boards, backgammon boards, baseball and other games. All klnda of little aruma ana wag ons; balla of every color, slse and de scription; paints, building blocks and dissected maps. WESTON MERCANTILE COMPANT. I The wedding of Mr. William Ross and aflas Lulu Simpson was solemn ised Wednesday evening. December 15, at the home of the brlde'a mother, Mrs. Cora Simpson, in walla wana. The ceremony waa followed by a ra canilon to relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rosa will make their borne near Weeton, where the bridegroom haa been engaged in farming for a number of yeara. They have the beat wlshee of numerous friends in this community, where each ia held In high esteem, Adama haa broken Into the lime light by reason of a contest over the election held there Monday. On the .i . mum Malcolm Mclnti'ra was elected mayor over the regular nom inee, 8. A. Edwards, whose name was ...intait nn iha hallota. so many oi the votea cast for Mr. Mclntyre were found to be Improperly marked ana were thrown out. however, that Mr. Edwards was declared to be entitled to the mayor'a chair. A good manager looks out for poa- -iKnt.i-- ami tHinaftouencee hence in view of seriously rivalry between the members of The Music committee, u-a t.undail. Hndnon and ureer, va wmiM anggaat that we have blank cartridges In etock. Watts Rogers. (Adv. Contractor Ashworth waa engaged i laat week In building a new porcn and putting on new room tor m Ross at hia place southeast of town. A fine assortment of Christmas can dles, reasnoably priced, at Kirkpat riek'a. (Adv.) 'yaj aie vrd This Briquet Man hasn't got the STUMiri' KAKE. aa you would proba bly think from hia looks; he is merely asking1 for more kake of the kind his wife bakes when she burns DIA MOND BBIQUETS in her range. DIAMOND BRIQUETS ia tha cleanest and, we think, tha moat econ omical foot on the market. Wa have carload now in stock and vou Id be glad to supply you with sample order. WESTON BRICKYARD IDlilHl 'Mv WW DO YOU KNOW WHERE TO BUY THESE THINGS? DAVENPORTS LIBRARY TABLES ROCKING CHAIRS STAND TABLES RCGS BEDS MATTRESSES SPRINGS CHIFFONIERS DRESSERS BABY BEDS HIGH CHAIRS BABY WALKERS BABY BCGGIE3 BUFFETS . DINING TABLES DINING CHAIRS CHINA CLOSETS KITCHEN CABINETS KITCHEN CUPBOARDS i KITCHEN TABLES LINOLEUM LET US BE YOUR SANTA CLAUS ra r? . r r?s ti fi ' Va Vav- sum The Leader Prints Butter Wraps aa Mat ta.wfcaacal' W A i Home Merchant Prices 25 pound pail stock food. .....$2.25 12 pound pkg. stock food 1.00 7 pound pkg. stock food..... .65 2 pound pkg. stock food...... -25 Comparison of dosage two tablespoonfuls twice daily. WE CSAlAimX THESE GOODS Mail Order and Ped j dler.' Prices 25 pound nail stock food.. 7 pound pkg. jtock food 3'i pound pkg. stock food ... pound pkg. stock food ... .3.50 . 1.00 , .60' Two tabltwpoonfala three times daily. looduin's Brag 0 V Weston i i V) u V (