ilr-'
A Sab That's Really a Sals!!
- When tha clock itruek tn on Monday, July 17th, our trot an
nuil Mid-Hummer Clearance Bala began with ruah and haa
ben f olng at top avar ainra. Tha ppli, confident of
tha reliability of tha aula and knowing whan DevlaKaaer adver
tlaa bargain they ara real values, luKht UUrally. , Thalr homoa
now ahow that thay hava aliarad in tha pruflla of thia graat aata.
But Our GREAT MID-SUMAER
CLEARANCE
haa only Juat ttarted. Thouaamla of dollara' worth of brand
now mrrhandle awalta your lnatctlon at price whkh ara eut
from 10 to 85 percent.
COME!!
THE DAVIS-KASER CO.
CompleU FuriiUhora of llomaa, Officea, Cnurchea, School,
10-20 Alder Street Walla Walla; Wash.
BREVITIES
Tha lea treant iocUt given by thai
Saturday Aflerauiut Club Saturday,
evening for the hrneril of the Wa-1
ia Concert Hand was highly auecam
ful both from (Inenrlal and social I
etanu point. Tha iom of til l was!
turned over lo lha band by tha ladle;
at as a at aa trtSf If a aiailfnfawft tit IX A Afld
Mra. Geo. F. Sowar a la vlaltlng her all praaant ameI lo have ma Pest or.
.i.r u a. II. Fontaine. ner Ueyigood time listening la lh band eon-
!to VVssh. . Ug nn and rake, chat-;
' Una on tha benches or romping on th
I Mlaa Kola Kaao of Alhana waa tho ,rnwsrd of lha clly park. In fact,
guest Halurday and tfunday of MM t u generally recardrd aa a divert.
llopa lieeler. ling rommunlty affair that will stand'
! . from1'0 repetition. Monday evanlng at it
' - rahaaraal tha
Wonlana. whara ha bad a lone
and
rahaaraal tha band eitended unanl-
i mouely and with murk enthu.laero a
vot ot lhanka to tha alub.
i Renorta from tha ara In flalda aay!
thai pronounrad benefit raaultad to,
nrlna.aotrn whaal and barter from
tha rarant ralna, ' rall-aowa barley
m,mm iluil wall T1la4 lha rlB f
Inmwd Ha tendaarr toward falling
r.. - " .a.. ... i. and lodelns. Murn airaira nay waa
week-end vlall. damasaV However, tho ralna ara
u. .Hd Mra. riarenee Prentiss-or . reasrded aa brlnrlns much more or
food, than of evil, Fall-sown wneat
successful shearing aaaaon.
i A raae of ernrlet fever haa appaarad
In Pendleton this baln, aa far aa
known, tha only one In Umatilla coun
ty. ' Karl Uauallaa and Frank Bmllh,
womUnr youna bankara of Walla
Beware, Lest a Pearl at Your Feet
. is Plucked by a Stranger
am. it la hi arrlvnd for a Vlalt
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MarKanala,
parenia of Mra. frantln
vlih
tha
Innltm vnnd fram tha road, but far
mar do not awern to ba aeperUlly
imufiii vnui It Thav aav tha whMt
m t'liarlaa Oramm of to ,hm sn4 apoiiad and may not yield
Mlaa Muriel Hallnt of; . h normal .undard. On the
tkmmA ah. Miiilnnkt tnr a hi bar
ley crop la conaioarea very promiaina-
inaaaa
Mi ami Mra f 'liar aa fjramm ot
Piirllkiid and
nill.lnn ware laat week-end aueeU
of Mra. I. IB. Balln and tha R. O. Ual-
Inca.
Mr. and Mra. a. A. It. M-Orw and
Oaorre, thalr younaaat eon. ara -parlait
to arrive Hunday erenlnf neat
from Portland for a vlelt with rala
Uvea and frtanda.
i I
A party of Weetonllea who motored
laat weak la Bookane to rr1tr for
tha land drawlnr alao went to Cbeur
d'Alane. Idaho, where they went out
an tha lake wtth Oaorre Wllllama In
hla motor boat. Harry suroam waa
Dr. Alfred F. Sempcrt
GradunU and KrgUt-red
DENTIST
OKFICK HOUKS
tiOO to 120 A. M.
1:00 to 6:0Q P. M.
WATTS Itl.lKS., uaUlra ,
It's True Economy
TO TRADE AT
Eicatnj Store
Wa bny for caah ami im!I for
caah-at amall marglna.
GROCCRICS
Crash and Uncn Goods
NOTIONS
' School Supplies
ALMA BAHKETT
1 Est Your Silt Pressed
Before Pressing Your Suit
You'll win her if Sve do
the work.
A shave, hair-cut and
shine would help.
ii WESTON BATES aid
TAILOR SHOP
Mr. and Mr.. Will older ot Weo.
h :ltZ;. In andhalr' The ' " r vl.ltad thera. In th. par
nn. recenll of a aon and neir. Tna . . . ,.
.O uilly happy .randp. 'iL7.B B
atance la "era i.n-.r. R.,d ,nd Em,, Blomtraa. Barrtn
Mlaa Leola Duncan. Mlaa Lottie. two allarht blow-outa, tha round trip
Brandt and Vernon O'Karra went to, waa made without accident in t-iauo
R. L. Reynaud
Walla Walla Wadnaaday evening;, and
together with Frana i-mitn or na
city attended "Tha Birth of a Nation."
Fuel contracU were let By the Wee-
inn arhnnl board Monoay evening, r
wm . - L, - fa aata at a
j the uae of morphine and haa run bllle , bargain. Mm. Ann Anderaoa.
I. - r. trr taliN In I
THERE ARE PRICES and THERE ARE PRICES
; We meet prices everywhere; we talk prices ,
to everybody; we make prices every time. , ;
WE HAVE GOOD BUYS-Here Are More
That fine phonograph worth $100, now $54.
, Shot guns and rifles 25 percent off up-to-date prices.
Binder twine 13 and 17 cents.
McCormick and Deere binders, Weber and Winona wagons. '
What's your bid for the $5 gold piece?
8
William Tlmmerman. a wealthy He
lls farmer, haa eoed hla wife for di
vorce. He claim that a he chaeed him
nii a Kuirttar knife, ruttlna hla hand.
rimiwi. ... w .... - - - .
T. Harbour will furnlah tha coal at, and naa tnreaieneo nia me wn an
tl per ton. and WalU nogera wo;BKa ana a raaor at oinereni iirom
a . mi and II 7a ner.He alao aaya that ahe la addicted to
coro. r::"- i:- -.- . h. .
The otork which beatowa lu ape- pay. When ahe could think of no Mr. and Mra. W. H. Booher were
jctal favom on the Weaton neighbor- j othr .y In whkh to aquander hla jvlaltlnc Sunday with relative la Aine
hood. did double duty Hunday. Hona money, he aaaerta. ahe bought talcum na.
ware born to Mr. and Mra. J. H. nea- powder and poured It over tha hoga. I M-.rrfa at Morrow county la
At a union meellng Sunday mom-1 vhrttlng relaUvea In Athena, and Wea-
unar or tna t nnatian ounaar antiui v.
t nariey an nnj miw m mi x'iAinrna ana tne vnitea urnnrrn un
to Spokane the first of th week to!aar arhool of Weaton. held In th
file for tha Colvllle reservation land I Weaton church, more than to peo-
1 n.HUtl mwtA Itlh I . . . ., . i .nlMMhta
PIV l IIWM. S w. fJJ r-m
and fruitful er anion la reported. Th
reapectlve aupertntendenls, Geo, W.
Stages of Weaton and George Oerklng
of Athena, wer appointed aa a com
mute to formulate plana for organ I-
WATTS ROGI
mer and to Mr. and
MacKemle.
Mr. Kenneth
drawina. Andv Harnett and Bob
Iteynolda went along aa a body guard,
and alao listed their names.
DRC. H. SMITH
Physician and Surgeon
The membera of the Bachelor Girls'
. .ew am akaal sa I ataaet inl nn rial tf alVaW
;nlng by Mlaa Ethel W addlngham. Aj (.0.0W,I,uv work among all the
"sewing be. ' waa ine Sunday schools of tha two town
of th evening, which was both use-1 .
fullv and uleaaantly employed. I nVit ui The LMder man a very
. ; handaome editorial compliment In hla
flaymond McOrew la hera from . , particularly
Portland vuHtlng hla brother .t the Z pn.t rl
h.wTrlnrouP.rri .rle i' ,a WooA ot
h will remain through ;i,-r-! the famous fungoUrt." This ahows
cept perhapa In the attitude of a dta- fungo-blltlng ability of The
interested byslander-ara consider! J1,,, ,a?lar, .ho clatma
somewhat remote. . . . camDk.nh4p over all com-
OflW In Watla ImlMIn; John u gharpateln, the well-known petltora. U known outside his Imme-
W I'nlON . OltKOON Walla Wslla allorney. who lo an an- dlal tMHlwica. ' nunning a cournry
J. ; Inual visitor lo Camp Cold Spring In paper Is a profession, while batting
-JL ... M eM t- the Blue mountains twelve miles t fungoea ta JJll ,,.,, ,
DR. W. C. HUGHES f Weston, la having brick h.u.ed ' of ..p,. p,'op)
from the Weaton yard to that reaort. I Xmi mt Lya UMl
Dentist , , building th e found.- n 'uU fk ohe
Stlon of a modern bungalow whit h will .k,.. mil. .hove
. I . 4l ti 1 1 tl 1 1, .... a. aw w. . - a.a.1 hM-m. Okiaeaw iawwa, "a"" - -
MllHPP in III r.irim uiHiniir .ihwi nrmiiirr nui hi, a . a. oii k- . n.--.
IKS?
Hours, U 12 ami I to 5
iateln during th summer season.
rOOOO NOTE THESE
eaa CJJrJ rJyZ lrfl
b a I
Bungalow Aprons
A variety of styles
the color you desire.
Neat, attractive house
.dresses at $1.25, 98c, 73c,
?69c and 9c.
Women's Auto Hats
We have placed our
entire stock of these
nrettv cans consisting of
the season's best styles,
the famous "Mane Do
ra" and many others
squally good, priced reg
ularly at $1.50, $1,25 and
98c, on sale at
Your Choice, 89c
Men's Underwear
Specials
The backward season
has made it necessary
for us to reduce the price
on Men's Summer Un
derwear. , '
A good open mesh un
ion suit at 49c. .
Balbriggan shirts an.d
drawers each 25c. .
Splendid weave Bal
briggan short sleeve, full
ankle length union suit
at 98c.
B.. V. D., the nation's
standard, at 98c. .
The canning season is on. Keep in mind that in
addition to daily receipts of Seasonable Fruits we
have Jars, Jar Caps, Jar Rubbers, Earthenware.
Always the Best of Everything for the Table.
esfon Mercantile Bomnan
Rlneham 8nrinKS. Their "hunch
that th farther up th stream they
went th better tuning tney wouia
find proved to b based, upon canny
Intuition, and each day's catch was
entirely gratifying. In tha party were
Mr. and Mrs. SSane Lanedale. 8. G,
Price, V. I Marr. Will Hall and J. R.
Engllah. ....
From a alngi hill of American
Wonder ' potatoea near Hood River,
Oregon, which had not yet finished
their growth. K. P. Anderson 4ug It
tubers, th largeat of which weighed
It ounces and the amalleat alx ounce.
This conatltutea a local record at Hood
River for one hill's production. Mr.
Anderson plants only the eyea of the
seed potatoes. He la a farmer of the
old achool and makes hla plantings
strictly In accordance with th moon'a
I phaaes.
Mrs. B. M. Warren and Mum ray
Warren are back from their visit to
Mr. and Mra. J. P. Warren at Baker.
Oregon, and Mlaa Fay haa gone to the
Prank Rogers farm near Adams for a
tnrtnlght'a atay with -Mr. and Mra.
Harry Warren- Th J. r. warrens
contemplate a motor ear trip soon to
Portland. John having been elected aa
on of Bakera delegates to the Pyth
ian Grand lodge. They will b gueata
ot Walter O. Gleeeon.
Barley threshing will begin through
out the Weston countryside about th
first of Auguat. Jo Hodgson may
atart at Meadowbrook farm a few days
prior to the first. If his barley Is
found to be rip enough. His com
hlnait harvester haa been Disced In
htp-ehape for the aeason'a run, with
th assistance ot i-nariea tsooner, ana
la bImaiIv In tha field. Tha wheat
harvest la expected to begin shout tne
10th of Auguat.
Tha Athena Press reoorta that Hen-
n Rarratt'a hv crew went on strlKe
for the reduction of the number of
working hours, from eleven to ten per
dav. Mr. Barrett wive that tne men
na Informed before thev ' benan
work that they wer to put In eleven
hours. Th wag paid waa two col
lars.
w- Mrm T t fYftarra return.
ed Saturday from a pleasant vacation
vlalt to Mrs. W. P. Ridenour and Mr.
and Mra. U W. Barnes at Lake Che
lan, where they found much enjoy
ment In boating; 1 and ftahing. They
make the trlu in their Ford auto.
which behaved handsomely.
Among the many anglers who have
r.iian afoul of . the asm ' warden
lately Is Dr. Casa Proebstel, a former
Weston pioneer, now a fenaieton
rhirnnodiat. Casa pleaded guilty be-
. T,,aiK Trkaa to a chars of
ndersised fish, and paid a
f3S fine. ,
Mn ftarah. Fowls, her daughter.
Mrs. Stella Hsger, and two sons, Jess
and Frank Fowls, left Tuesday for
Grand Junction, Colo., to make their
hnma Thalr deoarture la much re
gretted by many friend In the Weaton
Mrs. Minnie Walker waa a vlaltor
In Weston Sunday from bar Helix
farm.
Mlaa Blanche Beeler left Sunday for
lone. Oregon, for a aummer visit with
Mrs. Emma Allyn.
Mrs. R. A. Thorn peon of Athena was
the rueet Sunday of Mr. end Mra.
Jsmes Kirk patrick. .
I will sell tl Weston hotel bttlWlIn?
at a low fiyure and oo easy term. Mrs.
Margaret Wheeler.
Dvr Rata Two well-broken work .'
teams and harneaa. Sea P. T. Harbour
at Weston Brickyard.
Walter fL Psvn and son A neon re
turned Saturday from their visit to
Portland. Astoria and the aea coast.
Wsnted for harvest, man to drive.
Minhiii. and about t head of norsea.
A. C Gelea, box 4, Milton, Ore.
Im not miss the free demonstration
of Crescent products at th Weaum
Mercantile Store tomorrow. (Adv.)
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Price and Mrs.
The Cos! producing companies have notified th trad that on
August 1st th price of Coal will be advanced FIFTY CENTS par
ton. This makes th price of Coal higher than it haa tvn for
number of years.
Wt hava arranged to talc care of all orders placed be for July
29th, at th present prices.
Special price will be mad on cash orden for three or more ton.
P. T. HARBOUR at Weston Brickyard
r 1 . Plnkarton were truest Of Mrs. t
Cora Simpson in w sua wans ounaay.
kta atwl Mra ' Jnlm Ttonearltx have
rime to the John Pay country, "where
tho Brethren elder will conduct a
series of meetings. ,
T will mmU me Pmar ear at a banrain
A Crow airency haa been establixhed
In rortlanxi, ana you can get extras
cheap. A. Phillips. J
Motor car service to all points, day
or night, Alao livery and feed ataba
opposite the Llcuallen macksmitn
shop. tfe McBride. ,
I..l. tha lltt.la itamrliter nf Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. P. Sowers, waa operated
innn reaterdav br Dr. Smith for Uie
removal of adenoiila.
if a anit Mra. Jeaa Gordon were
here Sunday from their home beyond
Athena, visiting Mrs. Gordon's par
enta. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beamer.
r1 V n.ilRiwh and T. S Wnnd. civil
war veterans, went to Walla Walla
restertlav to attend "The Birth of a
Nation." They wer accompanied by
O. DeGraw. ,
TT.o- inat kaan InbipmHl thai. T nut
hava ONE Super Six Hudson in Au
gust. Now ia tho chance to get the
greatest bargain In the county my
Hudson six to. r. u. vntu.
-.1 ktUAM WllA-
A VOUng man mnm niiiwu , . mwu
who had leen boating hi way on the
Simkane-Hendleton passenger, was
killed underneath the train Wednes
day morning just aa it pulled out or
tree water.
TkA aaia .tmhnl on affidavit has
Kaan nmhlhited at Pendleton by the
of a cltT ordinance. As th
nhvalelana have aarreed not t" pre
crib alcohol, th way of th Invet
kn.tr la hard. It was found
that alcoholic Jags wer becoming al
together too frequent at the county
seat.
Mlaa Watson of th Crescent Manu-
faoturtng Co., Seattle, announces a
nf Crescent nrod-
ducts at the store of to Weston Mer
cantile Co, -tomorrow (Ssstumavj oe
tween a. m. and p. m. Cake and
coffee will b served free, of charge to
nil who com. Housewives are espec
ially Invited. (Adv.)
rv.ua T7.ri who a Dent hla boyhood
In Weaton, was her th other day on
his way to th Gardena contourea
tracts, which will be the home of his
.iiv rntiirav Dav traded some
Wallowa county land for a desirable
tract of alfalfa land containing a
acre In th Gardena district. He aay
that Dame Fortune haa been reasona
bly kind to him during his long stay
in Wallowa county.
The Universal Car;
The Ford factory turns oat a completed ear for every car built
by all the other manufacturer combined. And not even this
enormous production can keep pact with the demand for Ford
cars. The big reason ia that everywhere, every day. Ford ears
are demonstrating their utility and reliability. Touring Car,
1492.45; Runabout, 1442.45. On sale at
WESTON GARAGE
li. L. HEPRICK, Proprietor
ii
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Butter Wrappers
Furnished and Printed at the Leader office
Sixty (minimum).
One hundred...... .........
Two hundred.". '.
Each additional hundred
.. ?0 75
00
50
25
rvnijc saijs.
Having bought th Tom Cook out
fit and lease I will offer for sale at
. . t a iV..n. riMrm
grruru uj w"? - - ijonn vrisnia tww u, v.-. .
neighborhood, where they had 1 j Saturday. July it. commencing at
raalltad. ' Ml n m IX head Of good Work
. ' . : Ihersea and S acta of butt chain har-
inrouEn sauins u iuu a a.,.,' v,..-i
I T he W a f C r y of Q u a I i t y j 1
'ness. Terms October 1 without In-
ney Monday the llttl son or KylterMt. T. p,r cent off for eaah.
Weeks sustained sn ugly gash in the wrr j n SCX)TT Owner,
forehead. Four sutures were need by jt-CAS." AucUoneer.
rj Smith In etltchlng th wound.
Wi
- McDougall Kitchen Cabinets
Simmons' Beds
Smith's Rugs .
"7Sealy Mattresses '-)
Simmons' Springs f
Aui. U n der OU ARA NTE El
Buy Where the Goods as Well as
the Price are Riht