-Hig Dinnorwaro Storo
Always remember tho Dinnerwaro Store, whether
you need a fino tablo service or jut a few dishes for the
cock houso or tho camp-hotel dishes, too. In the ordi
nary ware we aim to keep a good assortment and at
bcttcm prices, but it b in the medium and better prada
Hero you will find nix patterns in white, six in white and
gold treatment and nix on other decorations.
You will find four patterns in Haviland & Co., China,
threo in Bavarian, four in tho celebrated made-in-Amer-lea,
rope-Gouser china and eeven in various other maken,
all in open stock, to be had in single pieces or full nets, as
, 'Wanted. Just now, too, we show two styles in 42-piece
seta only, made of a rood grade of Domestic Seml-porce-
lain at i 15.00 and $5.50 the act. One of these is in white
'with rold lines, the other has an added floral spray, both
.1 a 4. ..I ..I.U .l.nni J.rwl A 1 t frlnvul find
Deing in a WU'IUI, iiuiil waj.rc, Divuuiuijr biMA.x miiu
guaranteed not to craze.
Lovers of nice dishes should see these lines-we're
always glad to show them. If unable to come, write for
sample and prices, stating about style, and price you are
Interested in.
BREVITIES
THE BAVIS-KASE
Complete Furnisher of Home, Omrae, Churches, Schools,
' . " Pianos, Phonographs, Music.
IMSAMarSt. - (Odd Fellows' Temple) - WALLA WALLA. WASH.
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Dr. Alfred F.Sempert
Graduate and Rofc-Utared
DENTIST
orriCE houks
9 .-00 to 12 410 A. M.
1:00 to P. M.
WATTS M.IXJ., upstairs
It's True Economy
TO TKADK AT
Tks E;:a:ny Storo
We bny for fh mid sell for
eaab-at mull margin.
OKOCHKIIZ6
Croh nd Linen Goods
NOTIONS
School Supplies
fr phone no. sen
MM BARNETT
Nature's Food '
for horse and cattl In the rrw that
rmwn on mwl..w and hill. 1 ha next
Iwat thing la swart, clean, hay ami
feed that come from our mill. When
you need rullril irraln of the rtirht aort
for Iteepl" yur livestock in fine fet
t. look fr wir sign and ih gond
lhif" fr tor your dumb servants
antral In nnr lin. Wi handla Hteam
Rolled Unrlcv, Oata and Wheat; lud
llav. MilUiurta and Chicken Fred.
We're local amenta for Ptvock Floor
and lilaichford'a Calf Meal. Phone 281.
D. R. WOOD the Feed Man
DR. C H. SMITH
Physician and Surgeon
Office In WatU building
VM'SION OWKtlON
drTw. g. hughzs
Dentist
Offlce In the Klein' lliiildlnir. Ml lion
lloii-Tt. W to 12 and I tu 5
Antra fiarnee of Waalon has
barn elertad to a pneltlon la Ua B'.an-
field avhoola.
Mm fcii.n rt.her if llard'and. Ml
aourl. arrive iat Keiurilajr 'or aa as
ended Visit with har alalar. Mrs. B. O.
1'rlre.
Mra. C. R. Walker and dsuthtera ot
i.i.iii.iir. Wuh.. ara visions her par
enla. Mr. and Mra. J. C. IMvla. at lha
ruller ranch.
If you hevea't had tlma heretofore
lo aviila your account wlih ma, I
would ba pl-neea to receive you now.
U I. O-llarr.
Mra. Vara Hall vlelied Walla. Walla
laat waok la uka part la lha public
rarllal clvan at lha Whltmaa Con
aarvatory of Mualo.
FrniUrinn haa alartad a woman,
Mra. HiaPhrn A. Iwll. aa nwmnrr
of Ma ai honl hoard. Hh raralvad HI
volaa to Ml for Ir. I. U. Tampla.
Mra. F.mma Allya of lona. Oron.
after Vlallina for a wralc with lha
Oaora Carmlrhala la Walla Walla,
la aprndlnv a faw daya with frlanda
hara.
P.i Mrrddan laft Wadaaadar for
(larkiimaa to Join tha Oron nation
al goardaman, having; anllatad whlla a
atudont of lha Oragon Agricultural
(ollrga.
Mr. and Mm. W. P. Hall. Mr. and
Mr. J. It- llanna and aoa and Mra.
r. M. Kdwarda wara In Waaton Sunday
lo atland lha funarml of thalr graart
miHhrr. Iba lata Mra. Wliabath Hall.
Tha Waakly Bulldogaar qulta waak
ly ramarka that Ha Kla of fHnaaa la
'Wallar Hoaa alnalnf at a Toral
ahow," Py any olhar aama. how
avar. Waltar could atlll alng aa awaatly
aa a martlnaala.
Mr. and Mra. J.W. Portar want o
Walla? Walla Runday to aay good-bya
to lhair boy, who waa aummonad to
tha color aa a m? mbar of lha National
Ouard of Waablngton for aarrlra on
Iba Maxlran border.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 M. Punk and lltlla
dauahlar of Walla Walla wara guaata
Hundar at tha . P. Bulflnch raal-
danra. Thay wara accompanied to
Waaton by Olny funk, who motorad
ln in Itinirham Knrlnaa.
Maatar Malvln Moora coma up from
Portland Monday avanlng to join hla
mother. Mra. Charlaa Moora. who la
vlaltlng bar paranta. Mr. and Mra.
Richard Paamar. and othar rrlatlvaa
In tha Wcaton nalghborhood.
Tha aataamad Athena Praaa promul
! galea lha following bit ot baarball
'wladom: "Tha proper plara for tha
, IMua Mountain laagua, and whara It
balonga, la within tna anaoow or ina
mountain that glva lha nama." I
At tha annual arhool meeting Mon-
day Oao. W. fttagga waa elected achool
director to auccaad William MaeKen
ile. who retlrea after elaht yeara of
aen'lra. rranK Prtc waa re-eieoieu
j clerk. Tha clark'a annual raport waa
Parorabla repnrta ara recalvad from
rhlrano aa lo tha condition of Mlaa
Thelnia Anderaon. who aubmlttad lo a
recent onaratlon Ihera for tha rallrf'
of her crippled ankla. Tha plaatrr
caat baa been removed from bar
ankla, and good rraulta ara Indicated.
SHE SEASON' IS OM
FOR COOL SUMMER MATERIALS
WASH FABRICS AMDD1ES
Dainty and cool 12c A splendid assortment,
and 15c lawns specially Assorted patterns and
priced at 9 1-2 cents. white for children and
All wash goods for- ladies, $1.49-1.19-98c-73c
merly priced up to 23c, an(
this week for only 49 Cents
16 cents WHITE SHOES
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS PurnpS oxfords, rub-
The season's best, in ber and leather soles,
stripes or plain, 1.50-1.25 $1.48-1.69 and
98 cents $1.49
Be loyal to your town. Buy a pennant for your
car. Show your pride and at the same time advertise
"the best little town on earth." For this week's
special we are selling all pennants up to $1.25 at
Mercantile
Tha Ho.y Ilea flub orwlatlna' of
How IWIr ami bar aavan luoala fnu
illa- K.tnma TlHieny, tlenla lloif.
era, Mary I'roiHlrtt, Ula Nallotf, I'uli
laMnaa, Haymotxt lUnlatar and Juan
It a Kluif-anlartali! a larya numlier
of hair fnefxl. at Ilia llvalar real
danaa Hatunlay afiarnoun In honor of
allaa Kloia Mot 'onawyhy of tha Piachrr
School of Mu.io. Tha naMna war
prrttJiy Avanil In iIm !u)wmm.
Silnk and frrtn. and "lib maaaea of
lowara and tlnaa. Tha flarnoon
waa aint In plarlnif yamea ami
lha dellvlilful aurprlaa Inleixled for
Mlaa MH'nnaughy, who arrlvad oa lha
afternoon train, waa rompleta whan
,lhe Hit la mu.lc rtaaa gava their recital
for har. A dallriotta luncheon anded
lha afternoon for lha llltla people.
Eureka Aaoembly No. 14. Tailed Ar.
Ilaarta. bald a vary pleaaanl family ae
rial In Horlety hall laal Monday are
nlnjr. Tha gama of "progreaaiva rook"
waa played. In which tha royal prime
waa woa by Claud Prtra and tha ron
aolaflon prlta by Prank Lavender. A
pleaalng program waa randarad. and
Included a piano duet by Clara and
Ruby Prtra, a reading by Marjorla
Itulflnrh, a piano anlo by Oenevlave
Itogara and a vocal anlo by Claud
Plica. An elaborate luncheon waa
aerved la lha dining hall, and aa an
evldanco of lha culinary art of tha
caterer, left nothing to ba dealred.
Tha aalada wara especially dellcloua.
Tha younger gueata ended tha evening
with popular athletic gamea.
Charlaa H.ina. a former raatdant of
Drtr rrrak near Waaton. waa munlared
In hla Iml We1ne1av nlrht at hut
homa at V allar f naprl, Huh., aavan
nil lea north of Mllum. At aliout II
o'clock twoahota wara flrel Into Kama'
head liv an unknown Intruder, and ha
tllod Ihraa hour hvar. Hla wifa waa
leeplnjf by hla aldo and waa awakened
by lha aaund or tna nnnr. K mo
niurriastr mula hla eacaiie hefota aha
rotild aoa him. Ha laft orienad doora
he hind biro, walla walla authoritiea
hava aa rat found no clue, althoovh
Ilia BalKlilmrhood la aald to hava Tia
auapiclona. Kama la known to hava
fun if learrd a viola nt wain.
Adama and Athena hooked up Sun
day In ona of tha faateat ball gamea
for aevrn Inning ever aeen la lha
buahea. In that many cantoa neither
alda acored a lilt nor a run, with Mc
Oarrlgla and Prtaraoa working for
Adama and Phkk and King for Athe
na. Both aldea then linened op. and
Adama took lha long and of tha .cor
ing by alx lo ''ii. Blomgraa. Rarne
and Kirk patrlrk went to Adama from
Waaton for tha occasion and player
with Alhena. Blorhgrea taking hla old.
tlma poaltlca at abort. Tha othar tw?
local ball toaaera ravoii.d la tha outfield.
Mr. and Mra. B. M. Smith arrived
homa Saturday from thalr vacation
trip to rortland. Albany and Madraa.
Mr. Hmllh attended tha bankara con
vention at Portland and tha Maaonlc
grand lodga at Albany, and returned
by way of central Oregon to look af
ter hla ranch Intaraata. Whlla wlah
Ing to reflect In no way upon tha as
reliant character and aound Judgment
ot Mr. Smith, wa nevertheleaa feel It
our duty to point out that ha muat
hava bean neglectful of really Im
portant matter., aa ha took tlma whlla
la Portland to attend only . ona ball
gama. , .
J. B. Hart and family motored Into
towa laat weak from thalr farm near
Walla Walla on a holiday excursion
acroaa tha Blue mountalna. They will
vlall tha Fred Oerberdlntra at Half
way. Oregon, and niece, Mra. Wilbur
Getting, at Elgin) They alao expect
to camp out on tha ahorea of Wallowa
laka. Mr. Hart Invited ye editor to
accompany them, promlalng alt klnda
of fun, but Bill ; Powrra promptly
balked at tha job ot running the
Weston Leader.
On tha Waaton uplands Sunday tha
lltlla daughter of Joa Cannon fell
from a hack, which passed over her
body. Sna waaakea homa and a
physician waa at, once aummonad by
har distressed parents, but mncb to
everyone'a relief. It. was later-found
that har Injuries would not prove to
be of a aartoua nature. Her escape
from death la considered remarkable,
ona wheel having struck her 'at tha
walet.-.
Mlaa Kathleen Tucker and Mr.
Jainea Orlando Vood wara united in
marriatre TueacUy evenlnr, June 20,
at the homa of tha bride' mot her.
Mm. Stiaan Tucker. The ceremony
waa performed by Klder John liooe
wilt. Both bride and groom are well
Ifhown and popular jounjr people of
Wtmton, which 'Will continue to be
their homo.- The - bride jfrooni it a son
of Ker. and tin. N. I). Wood.
Tha government telephone Una Into
W eat on has now been completed, and
la aald to be about twenty mitea In
length. Three ranger atatlona on the
Wenaha aeaerva are thua given high
Una connection here, aa Is alao Bing
ham Springs, Toll Gate and what to
known aa tha mountain "aettlera'
line,' Quite a few phones will there
by be added to the Weston exchange,
which is constantly growing.
Mr. and Mr. Andrew Thompson
and son Dewey, accompanied by Mra.
Thompaon'a aged parents, Mr. and
Mra. Jackson Henkle. were over night
guesla Saturday at tha J. J. Beeler
home. : Mr. and Mr. Henkla are the
great uncle and aunt of Mra' Beeler
and In aptte ot their advanced age are
on an auto trip from the Henkle home
at Prieat River. Idaho, to the Thomp
son farm at Mon Wand, Oregon.
W. E. Brock, president ot the Pen
dleton Commercial association; K. B.
Aldrlch, editor ot the East Oregon ln:
P. H. Marsh, county Judge, and O. A.
Hartman, cashier ot The First Na
tional Bank, motored up from Pendle
ton Wedneaday. Their mission had to
do with explaining- Pendleton'a atti
tude with reapect to Ita normal achool
propoaitlon. ,
For Sal It IS Holt Oregon Special
Oaa Harveater. Ha cut about 1009
acres, drawn by tractor, thereby aub
Jacting It to least possible wear and
tear. Muat sell quickly terms to auit.
A money saver if you need a har
vester! For particulars see or addrees
me at Golden Rule Hotel, Pendleton.
J. Arthur Hanford.
According to the Athena Preaa, two
deer walked within a abort distance
of Fay t Grow near Bingham Springs
and casually surveyed him whlla he
waa fishing In . tha Umatilla river.
It adds that "Mr. L Grow loat a fine
picture by not having hla kodak with
htm." v . - .
a p mm Woodard. an old pio
neer, scout and Indian fighter and for
mn vr a resident of the reaervo
; tlon near Athena, died recently at the
laoldlera home at KoeeDurg. ins rr
! mains wera taksn to Walla Walla for
31 bursal.
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Firestone, Diamond and Miller, at wholesale
prices for cash. Get your size at once.
The Senior member had six blowouts in auto tires in one day
last weekso here's to retaliate. (Thank the stars, they were ,
of another make.)
McCormick Motor Binders and John Deere also.
Binder Twinethe best, and at the right price.
A car of choice lumber just in and more is
coming.
WATTS 2s ROGERS
He what are offerin; to move
aula lire. Watta Kofera.
Superintendent Wilson waa enframed
thia week in flushlne; l he cliy re;
voir, wnicn are now iu njrwp
The laliea of the Kaatera Star an
nounce a cooked food sale for tomor
row afternooo at the store of the Wee-
teo alercaniile t o.
ai U.hK. T klorvan. widow of
the late Ken Moryan and dangliler of
tbe late J. K. Keeney, a raon mmgv
man in rly year, died Sunday in
Portland.
At rirfwiwrwwi.Hr". ,-
Gail Wllllama. one of Weaum' reeenl
acqiiUltiona. male bi appearance
before a Umatilla county audience.
He pleased the crowd with two clever
readinjre.
E. E. Zehm. without the aid of a
nalr of aeaie. I pretty well able to
calculate the weitfiu oi a iuii ai-ir
teme ranee lager. One fell veaterda.v
on his riifhl foot, putlinir it out of
eorumiwdon.
i m. n.li eltzalmmona. formerly the
Cotimeaa Temo Zellen, will tell the
remarkable atorv of ner me a no con
vention at the foiled Brethren church
next. Wednesday eveniojf, Juno 28.
The wife of the world's ext hamploo
pUKlllst wa at one time ci-tcim.!
tn liDa donna, but ha now renounced
the Ure for tbe pulpiu
FOURTH OF JULY ON
- THE WESTON UPLANDS
Plinnm W. Averv ha accepted an
inviiatinn n deliver the principal ad
dress at the Fourth of July celebra
tion at Bryaon" grove in we wearon
nnlanda. While Mr. Avery i a bit
out of practice aa an orator, those
who know hla capaouuiee in inai m
maiiah km a-nnfident that the Ameri
can eagle and Old Glory will find la
him a competent ana eloquent ex
ponent. There will be a grand paraae
.a th mm headed bv the Liberty
Car driven by Uncle 6am, and an ap
propriate program of muaic and exer
cise haa been arranged. One of the
noteworthy numbere will be a bur-
leaoue In pantomime or "im enooiing
.f r. MoOrew" which atlrrinar poem
mill h rerlted bv Zane Lanadale. A
k,..iir..i dinner av-lll then be aerved In
the ahade of the pinea. and those who
know the hospitality or tne upiano
people are well aware that the a
tronomic wanta -of all who come will
- u . vhaihtir thev brlna bas
kets or not. Dinner will be followed
by a program of novel and amusing
n with a ball nine be
tween the Brush Monkeys and the Dry
CTeckera. Weston people are esoe
tit inuit.it ti i to the nnlanda on
Tuesday. July , and give vent to their
patriotism. ,
A FRKSIDEXTIAli CAMPAIGN.
rh.m ! in Waahlnaton a studious.
middle-aged gentleman whose doings
alnce the fourth day of March.
have affected the people of the United
States In a very special fashion, aay
h Raturitav Evenins- Post. With a
more or less obedient congress, he haa
bound them In many waya mat toucn
their relatione to one another, and
their relatione, aa a whole, to other
great aggregations of people. It would
be Intereetlna;. and perhaps rather lm
nni4an t alt down now and study
the Influence of these doings In order
rf.tarmliva tf nflSSible. Which Of
them were good and which bad. and
.w... Tum henc aomel
other studious rentieman. In hla own
particular line or trade, win oo wis.
s... K.ta-Un nnw and next Novem
ber you cannot reasonably expect to
hear much truth on tne auoject m
gentleman'a partisan, will allege that
haniaheit industrial depression and
evoked aboundtna prosperity; made
greed In business essentially harmless
...j n-rad hack tha advanclnc apec-
ter of war thua excelling Luther by
vanquishing three aeviis wun toe
asm Ink bottle. Opposing partisans
will declare that but for a providen
tial accident presumably regretted
by him he would have utterly ruined
the country materially, while. In aplte
of accidents, he accomplished a dia
bolical purpoae to thrust it into tne
lowest possible state ot spiritual de
w.Attr. rmm now to November
you will get tha gentleman lily white
or Jet black. Some yeara aner r
k .... .nnr vote vou mav make out
hia true color only you will not be
interested in u men.
... onntriv.nc for distortion a
' preaidention campaign exceed even a
law auit.
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SPRING CANYON and ROCK SPRINGS COAL Tbe coals that
make the white beat. A .rood supply conatanly on hand. '
LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT alw.y in t3ek. "
RED CEDAR FENCE POSTS from Puget Sound in any quantity.'
They are well tarred, or we will sell yon the tar to tar your
old poets. . ' . .. '
WESTON BRICKYARD
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The Universal Car
90,000 workmen in the Ford factory at Detroit each man con
centrating on his particular job. The most improved working
conditions, good pay for reasonable hours and well-balanced
oTganisattonl These are reasons why Ford ears lead. Excel
lence, strength and the spirit of service are built into them.
Touring Car, 1492.45; Runabout, $412.45. On sale at
WESTON GARAGE
H. L. HEDRICK, Proprietor
The War Cry of Quality
McDougall Kitchen Cabinets
Simmons' Beds
Smith's Rugs
Sealy Mattresses
Simmons' Springs
All Under GUARANTEE
. Buy Where the Goods as Well as
the Price are Right
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