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Th Big Bummer 81 nds ftaturday night. August I9lh.
Next week quirk. abort Rummage Sal ( (Hide end KikIh,
Dropped ralterna. Remnant and Hummir OinmIs at price cal
culated la tUmt them out quickly regard Iras of value. Hun
dreds of Kama will b Included, though early buying la tuggest
ad, m moal of th llama ara only two of kind.
A mmig th new arrivals Ihla week wa ear of Monarch
Malleable Kangea and a carload of tret Waalarii llaalara. An
other ear of healare la now on I ha way from tha farlory. A
full lino of sample will bo on tha aalaa floor by September lit, - -
and a usual at Davla-Kaf'a correct atova forvry purpose.
In our Drrv department not only baa tha clock been
amir than doublad by tha addition of many naw fabric, but a
. competent cuilar and eewer haa boon employed on having had ,
many yaaraof arllva e parlance In aoma of tha boat depart.
Ota n la of tha Northwoat, ao wa ran now make up work In tha
moat approved mannar whan deaired.
THE DAVIS-!! ASER CO.
ComplaU rurnlahara of Horn, Office, Church, Schools.
Plaiwa, Phonograph, Music
10-20 Alder Street - - Walla Walla, Wash.
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na tha
10500,000
to loan on good
wheat land at
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' Reel Katat and Loan
Wanton, Oregon .
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You'll win her if we do
the work.
A shave, hair-cut and i
shine would help.
i It's True Economy
TO TitADK AT
Tit taiiy Sim I
Wa bny fr ah and tall for
tank at amall margin.
OROClIRIliS
Crash and llrwn Goods
NOTIONS
School Supplies
tW PHONE NO. V
ALMA BARKETT
TAILOR SHOP
R. L. Reynaud
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DR. C It SMITH
Physician and Surgeon
OlTIra In WatU building
WI'KTUN OKKOON
DR. W. G. HUGHES
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ortle In tho K.lani HnlMIng, Milton
. Hotim, to 12 ami I to 3
Every Week i$ Pay-up Week at the Leader shop
BREVITIES
Mr. and Mra. W. O. Baad war UU
lg In WmIuo ttvm Alhn Monday.
Mr. and Mra. J. A. MrRaa motored
to Pendleton Monday for day' vlslt
D. It. Wood and aon Alison wara
bualnaaa visitor In Penoieien imwi-r.
I A aon waa bom Saturday to Mr. aad
Mra. Ilor Ueuollen at their homa 11
tlhm upland.
1 B, K. bhm and Charle Van Hoy
left yesterday on a flatting and hunt
ing trip to Wallowa la.
i u. --a un na. J. Waddlngham
arrived homa Baturday ' from their
vlalt to lhair daughter in '". ,
I Mr. and Mra. W. II. McBrlda of
(Athena wara bar Tuaadar visiting
their mother, Mra. rannl MrBrlda.
! Tha famlllaa of Ueorge Neebltl and
Porter Uraham. Jr.. raturnad Tuaadar
from a fortnight of camping at Cold
Kprlng.
i Tho rargoaon boy Oaorg. -mar,
Hart and l- motored to Blng
ham riprlnga llundajr for a day of rac
raatlon. ..
' Aa la hla annual auatom. Mlka
glrtoa of Long liranth. Waah
rannnad for analnaorlng duty In
w , Wlon hanraat flald.
. . in,..i..B k mmA tha I. H.
(todlua raaldanca on Normal Halahla.
... t a aw kU faimllv
Which Will V OCTUpHMI Vf
durlnff th rhool rr,
m t vutniitar fnAllibr Of
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Uhtt Wn-tii Marcnill company
. i . vAAW'a ward
ing lorca. m njnr"'a - ----
lion with hla family at Tamp McDou
gall. Trajan Turkar. marchant and far
mar of th Raad Hawlay upland,
waa In town on builnaia, and raporta
a brlahl outlook for all mannar of up
land rrooa. . f
A f"adlllae car drlvan by Frank
Orltman of Pandlaton, waa daatroyad
by ftra Saturday avanlng on tha Bing
ham Hprlni road. Back firing cauaad
tho cataatroph.
A, W. Rogara and Aloart CHarra
want out from th Watta Roaara
Implamant houaa thla waak with thalr
Naw Kanna inraanar ano p"-
falna. Th outfit waa atartad yester
day In Albarfa barley.
Homer U Hedrlck. local garata
iiirnd Rundar from a few
dnya" bunlneaa atalt at Portland, whar
ha renewed hla contract with th
Ford txwpl aa their aelllng agent In
thla territory. ' .
Peta McFadden la expected to ar
rive In Weeton aooa from tha Mexican
border, being among tha college atu
denta who were rellered from army
eervlce. He ex pacta to go eaat to com
plrta hla education.
I Albert Gould cut It ton of timothy
ha thla aeaaon at hla place on the
Weaton upland, hla crop having av
erased a little better than two ton to
the acre. He haa already eold to a
Walla Walla buyer at tlt.t per ton.
W- 8. Prlca haa rinUhed painting
and 'raperlng tha It. O. Blomgren
bungalow lately completed on tb J.
Blomgren rrm In tha foothill. He
ha gone to th need at Hawlay up
land to almllarly embellleh tha newly,
remodeled realdenc" o. W. U Smock.
crcmitilc
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Oompany
. We boast of a Grocery Department second to
none in Umatilla county. .
V Our prices are right. Large harvest orders go
ing out daily is evidence that we are right. Thinking,
buyers are not "baited" by a cut of 25 cents on sugar
to be made up on some other item.
- Our stock is clean and fresh and pure, always
giving satisfaction. We ask an opportunity to show
, you what we can do for you.
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PATENT LEATHER MARY JANE PUMPS
200 pairs Mary Janef pumpsclean new stock
that has sold regularly up to $2.00. You will save
75c on each pair by buying for next season. To :
close 'out-, 'r
HARVEST SPECIALS
Bedding, gloves, sox, shirts, , canvas, overalls,
jumpers, water bags, shoes all specially priced. .
Mob
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ercanfile loinpan
V, M, Trie nt tx Angalea. Calif..
waa hare for few daya thia week on
hla annual Weatoa vlalt. While at hla
mother' hm In la Orand Mr.
Pierce aubmlttad to a dental operation
for tha removal tof all of hla teeth, al
though many of them had been gold
crowned, having found by mean of an
X-ray examination at Portland that
a!l war uUiaUJ at Die ruU. To
the toxic efrerta of thla condition he
aacrlbee hi III health for a number
of year. Wllhln a few day after the
operation he gained five pounda In
weight, and he derlarea that he feel
like new man. He ta confident that
ha will continue to gain In etrength
aad will be abld to take up hla work
with renewed enthulm and Char
ley la om enthualnat In everything
h undertake He will be fitted with
piatea upon hla return home to Loa
Angela. ."' f.-.r,-'
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William ' R.' Ruche, a ahoeatrmg
aaleetpaa who piled hla calling at Wea
ton th other day, aaya that he, haa
been a roneianr pilgrim for II year
and baa traveled In every atata In th
union except Nevada. Ha rldea when
he ran. but reltea principally upon
Nature' meana of locomotion. Roche
eat I male that h haa covered a iuffl
clent number bf ' mllea to lake him
twlca around th glob. During a re
cent all monthe ho tramped from Au
glial a, Maine, to Tampa. Florida. He
rarrle rredentiala ahowing that In hi
horn town ha la ' well regarded. . A
ahrlveled arm prevent him from tak
ing a man-etaed Job.
t. U Allen,.paator of th Raptlat
church at Hood River, who gave a re
cent addreaa at the Methodlat church
In Weaton on tb "brewer'o amend
ment." devoted a "hare of hla atten
tion to Palnleaa Parker, tha widely-
ad vert Im 4 Portland dentlet. In a email
box Mr. Allen rarrlea a dental exhibit
from hla own mouth to ahow that
bungling work waa don for him In
Parkera office, and aaya that he la
preparing to bring action for S0
damagea agalnet " tha Palnleaa One.
"When I get through with Parker he
wilt not be able to find many yotea for
hla taauta," declare Mr. Alleu; , I
, Carpenter bafa- flnlahed tb work
OA the. cottar of, Mra. Xaara fthanka
near tha Kchool building, which ha
been ao tranaformed aa to preaent a
modern and , attractive appearance.
Two rooms and' a handaoma porch
were added, and tha cottage ' will be
uaed by Mr. Shin ka aa a boarding
and rooming houav. ' Walter Payne la
now buny on tha prembM with paint
and paate bruab. .The exterior color
will be cream and' brown. .
Mr. Maggie tm., Brache FYanx. who
died recently at Athena, left tha bulk
of her eetate. valued at $10,000. to her
daughter, Mary i Brache Baddeley.
who la made administratrix of tha wi!l
and la directed' to car for tha two
grandson of theeatator.- To her hue.
band. Alfred. Fran, aha gave the
choice of any tag horaea on ha farm
a act of harnenC a waton and 1100 to
money. jjl-"".; ...;.: ..-. .. .
Th Preaa reports that while- being
driven down Main street. Athena, the
Dudley caterpillar broke telephone
wire, which ahort circuited an electric
wire, burning IL apart. A few minute
later W. 8. Ferguaon came along In
hi automobile and ran Into tha tele
phone wire, wltjj .the result that the
wlndahleld of hla machine waa broken
and he wa considerably ahaken up. .
W. M.' HarWrd ,of Portland, dis
trict managep' iff , the International
Harvester 1'o.T u In Weeton during
th week on company buaineaa. Mr.
Hartford aaya tlvt next year will wit
neea the Introduction of tho amall
farm tractor In jhe Weston neighbor
hood. . Heretofore thla . section ha
been overlook, beca vee of the de
mand from othlocalitlea. . a
Th BachelorOlrla' club waa enter
tained Monday evening by Mlaa lola
Duncan at her home In tha country
south of town. "A "sewing bee," en
livened by vocaf music, waa enjoyed,'
and refreshment served. , Eight mem
ber of the, clubl-'wefa:1n attendance,
and Mlaa Ruth Read Was present aa
their 'guest. ' "" 1 ' ' !".
J. F. Warren, wife and aon. of Ba
ker. Oregon, were here 8aturday and
Sunday for a vlalt with hla mother.
Mr. E. M. Warren, while returning
from . Portland. - They were guest
there of Walter X3. Gleeaon while Mr
Warren attended the Pythian grand
lodge aa a Baker delegate.
Any young man who la qualified to
enter tho army of ' Uncle Sam and
wants to serve with the colore may en
list right here In Weeton with Post
master Van Winkle. Postmaster of
tha second, third and fourth class
aver bee empowered by thenar1 de
partment to enroll recruits, i-. j
Out-of-town subscriber who helped
to make this week a plcaxant one at
The Leader ahop were George Phil-
Hp of Washtucna, Wash., and D. B.
Jarman of Dallas. Oregon. Each
wrote that he couldn't get along with
out Th Leader which ta tha idea wo
endeavor to Inculcate. .
. Reporta from tho peach orchard in
the Walla Walla valley say that tha
crop la very short thla year, and grow,
era will be able to aupply only a amall
percentage of the demand for their
product. Weaton fruit dealers Intend
filling out 'their peach atocka wth
Taklma Elbertaa.
Mrs. O. B. Itobinaon, wife of Super
intendent Roblnaon of the Weeton
schoola la Intending to take the
course In pharmacy at th Oregon
Agricultural College. . Accompanied
by her children she leaves Sunday for
Portland, and will go to Corvallia in
September.', ,v.. ,' '
Mrs. C. L. Plnkerton and father.
Q. ,W. Craigen,; together with two of
the Cralgen boys,' left Sunday by motor
car for a aummer outing at Wallowa
lake. During- her absence Mrs. Pln
kerton will be relieved as teacher of
the Whit Fir school by Miss Florence
March,
J. R. English has been commission
ed again a government surveyor, with
headquarters this - time at Tacoma.
Wash. When he takes the field. Jim
Klrkpatrick and Ruford Price will ac
company him aa chainmen.
Charles Fletcher, a Preacott, Wash
ington, farmer, recently received a
check for $llt,lt In payment for hla
wheat crop of 1 05.000 bushel. It I
said that checks of thla sort ha doesn't
regard aa discouraging.
Mra. Clarence Columbus and daugh
ter of Clarkston, Wash., were guests
for a few day thla week of Mr. and
Mra. J. E. Stsnflfld. Mra. Columbus
waa formerly Mlaa Maxie Marsh of
Adams. f
Ajax blacksmith eoal at 11.00 to
move excess. Watts & Rogers.
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- Three inquiries for the Hudson Six 40 in one day, and it is sold.
-The team of horses sold and gone, and . ' h
! Binders, Threshers and Wagons going all the time.
How about a Nice Drill for this year? How important to have
an accurate, positive, old reliable, tested and tried machine for
the planting of your Bread and Butter crop! We've got it in the
Kentucky. Come and see. " .' - .
The best Ajax blacksmith coal at $1.00 to move excess stock.
A dozen or more black walnut trees, 12 to 18 inches tall, for the
. asking., . , . ... , ... . ... . ... .w.v,,., . .,
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P. S. What do you think of this? A $60 sewing machine with electric
motor attached for $38. This is one of the best rotary machines made.
Drop head and beautiful oak and the mptor attachment is; a dandy $33.'
Black walnut tree for tb asking-.
Se Watu dt Hoger' ad.
J. O. Wood baa replaced bl Ford
with a Bulck car tm the Wostoo-Fen-dletoa
run.
Mrs. M." Frledly and daogbter and
MUaGladva Simpson of FeoUleto are
gueau of lb J, A. MctUea.
Since lat week's apurt no deals
havt lieen reportod in lb axsal mar
ket. Wheat U quoted nominally at
around SI.U3.
Daddy Draper nnd hla jolly Juvenile
are booked for next Monday evening
at Weaton oera bout. Tbey are aald
to provide clover entertainment-,
Wheat quotxtloos are dally receiv
ed from tha Chicago market by the
Weaton Warehouse company for the
information of grower In thia neigh
borhood. .
ReiKH-ta from Weston harvest Held
aav that wheat la yielding from ii to
5o" bushela per acre. German red la
taklnjf tli lead. Barley yielda of 60
and bo bushels are reported.
lteturning Wednesday from tbelr1
motor car trip to rkiterprlse, Mr. and;
Mr.. U L O'Harra are at Camp Mc- j
Dournll- Mr. O'Harra la reported to.
lie suffering- from a sudden and serious
Illness. . ' , . , J
All water renta must be paid in ad
vance on or lieforethe 10th of eaclj
month, or 20 percent penalty will b
added. If not paid before the 15th,
water will be turned off at the main. ,
Andy T. Bamett, auperintendent. j
We hare just received the M. A H. :
and Hearld line of sample ulu,
10.50 to Hia Oll. Jxk them over be-1
fure you buy your next auit. We gvr-,
antee to fit you and it will eust you j
not hing to make us prove the above i
statement, we jiavo iwaiarenj..
Weston Batb -& Tailor Slwp. K. I
Reynaud. .
The Athena Preaa pertinently re
marks that "neither La Grand nor
Baker ever had normal school aspira
tions. Pendleton'a eleventh hour
crap for a 1125.000 normal school
plant resolvea Itself into a 'rider
astride of a proposed measure to vali
date state and educational Institutions
th.t n..H hi validation thry being
secure In their present location by
virtue of past legislative appropria
tions for building and maintenance."
We learn from the Medford Sun
something w never knew before to
wlt and aa follows: "Mlaa Daisy
Walts Ilves'fn Lan county and Jame
Hellbaster la a miner In Baker City."
It also tella ua that "John Thump of
Huntington, Ore., waa arrested last
week for beating hla wife." Likewise
that "Doe Cook la going to the North
Pole, this time In an airship Instead
of a No. 10 typewriter." Arthur Perry
dlssemlnatea thia information In the
Sun and under the aun, and ought to
have hla salary suitably elevated. It'a
good newa to everybody., ,
- The Sprague, Washington. Advocate
reporta that three of the atingiest men
In the state were in its town the other
day. One wilt not drink as much wa
ter as he. w-anta. unless It comes from
another man's .well. Th second tor
bids any member of hla family from
writing anything but a "amall hand,"
aa it la a waste of Ink to make large
letters. The third atopa hla clock at
night In order to save wear and tear
on the machinery. All three refuse to
take their home paper, declaring that
it la too much of a strain on their
spectacles to read newspapers, even In
the daytime.
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W are not bringing eoala to Newcastle but to Weaton,
Oregon. It will b our constant aim to supply patron)
with tha best coal we can procure at the lowest price
consistent with a reasonable profit, (Pbon No. 52.)
P.T. HARBOUR at Weston Brickyard
SMSaTi9ijfe,a7MnaPfJ l1'k """s?k. ejfwstwsnafc.
The Universal Car
The Ford factory turns oat a completed ear for every tmr built
by all tb other manufacturer combined. And not even this
enormous production can keep pace with the demand for Ford
cars. The big reason ia that everywhere, every day. Ford car
are demonstrating their utility and reliability. Touring Cr, -$414.85;
Runabout, $399.85. On sale at
WESTON GARAGE
H. U HEDRICK, Proprietor
Butter Wrappers
Furnished and Printed at the Leader office
Sixty (minimum) .1.0 75
One hundred............ ...w 1 00
Two hundred 1 50
Each additional hundred... 0 35
' A Rise.
"The automatic force of Inanimate
object 1 sometimes a wonderful
tblug. aald tbe professor.
"Tea, agreed tbe Impecunious man:
"even the bumble cake of yeast can al
ways rats tb dotigh."-New York
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MnkJtinr inn a hars von owned a
m.i Untnrict Irfiimd with sneedinst
On week, your honor. Judge Cm;
then you can a till airora to pay a una
Twenty dollar! Puck.
Net What Ha Meant. ?
i Diner tin awell cafe)-! anppoa peo
ple who dine her carry off quit lot
of ailver. Waiter Yes. air: we can't
get all their loos change. Boston
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to do thoroughly whatever you do.
Master very detail of work that fall
to your lot Selected.
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Fine Stationery Cigar Pure Drug and Medicines
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