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Mrs. Rabb representing Miss Moore
of Walla Walla, will be, with us but a
short time.. She is desirous of filling:
your wants in her line and presents a
very attractive display of the season's choicest creations.
These are real reflections of the best in milliner', pur
chased for Weston ladies.
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Sof t teazledown at only...............
The best qualUy'...r."..l.;...v.Ti';.".'.....
Thousands of yards at only .........
A few bundles short ends at only .
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Ladies' elastic ribbed vests or pants .490
Fine ribbed soft fleece cotton union suits 49c
Fine ribbed extra weight cotton union suits ,.;..69o
Misses' and children's union suits 49o
Fine soft elastic wool union suits $1.79 to $2.25
Tho kind that dWUa chills) , -
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With each boy's suit or pair of .boy's
shoes we will give free of charge an
air ship a most fascinating toy.
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We carry the famous Hart, Schaffncr & Marx ond
Clothcraft clothing- brands known to be the best :
Young men'a College Suit, a splendid mwortment, ffiq tJS.pO,.
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Dr. J. A. BEST
Republican Candidate for
Stete Eepresentative
A friend of the common
people.
PM 4wrtife(Bl.)
EieiHES
WunUil to purehafte a second hand
stove. Mra. Cora MacDuff. "
Miss Ruby Price haa taken a posi
tion as assistant telephone operator
at the Weston exchange.
At their Lunealow in tha fnntkitta Xft- n.l tr. tl'
f nmivn iwn
a aurpne party was iven Mr. and Sunday for Bend, Oregon, to inve.ti
Mrs. -K. G. filomgren Tuesday eve- gate its opportunities for the home
ning Ly friends from town who went seeker.
out in automobiles and took the pines
by storm. The evening was pieus
ai.t!y spent in "progressive rook," and
refreshments were served which had
been v thoughtfully brought by the
guests tais surprise was a genuine
Henry Srhroedor has, returned from
Athena, where ho wns employed cv
eral weeks in carpenter work on the
now residence ( Vic Harris. ,
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Fred Cerberding arrived Saturday
Uisses Jooie Lavender. Mabel Blom
srren. Doris Barnes. Dai. mil F.th1
AfUr a visit with his daughter, WaddinghaM, Cne Sapp, Tbelma Ao
Mrs. R. Morrison. E. S. Tavlor left demon, fcliu hmriuiii imi. itm.
Tuesday on his return home to Rich- Patrick; Messrs. Claud Price, E. L.
land, Oregon. . biom'gren, Earl Olson. Herman Good-
Joseph Wurxer is airain a Datient WU1
at St Anthony's hosp.ul in Pendle- The October meeting of AH Saints'
ion, wnere he submitted Tuesday to ciM ... k-u . i- i.
another operation. A.James. The n.emb.r.hii. ll
one.. The self-mvited guests were the from Halfway, Oregon, for another
visit at the bedside of his mother,
whose condition continues critical
Henry Pinkerton, well known pio
neer, Is confined to his home at Ath
ena with a serious illness. Or. Key.
lor of Walla Walla is to attendance.
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Tbe Fanners Bsn5 of Vesfoa
WSM 1891
NOW'S THE TH.IE
to pay your Weston Leader "sub"
All parties knowing themselves in. ."Presented, and the guests were Mrs.
ibted to in are requested to kindly
call and settle without further notice.
Dr. S. L. Kennard.
Ues to improve and was able recentlv
to leave the hospital.
this week for Adams, where they will
have charge of the Krebs nlace. re.
cenUy purchased by 3. M. Banister.
During the last week tha purchases
of Weston wheat made by S. A. Bar
nes for the Pacific Coast Elevator
What provisions arc you makinff for the winter
time of life?
Are you laying anything aside? You'll ned it
some day, .
Store up a
future.
little in this bank each month for the
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3 BIG DAYS
BIG NIGHTS
The Milton box factory has been
compelled to add another crew of men
in order to keep pace with the dm.
mand tar fruit Knv.. ik..u
.iviivacnHnjt puy uie guesis were narSr- w. ..v.,. unvuh
..... UL'm . T i . , DHL in. Wfl Is. Walla Wf.l1r Tk. t--
aeoiea to me are requested to kindly " fougans, .... ..
jurs. w. . rrice, rs. uarry Warren, ' .r iumuer eacn u
At: ..r ... fill V. .nil nWht m rA rl . 1, . . fm
ww. Aims ioren, aiiss Aiuerta Dry ' uuh i. wor
den. Miss Ruhv Prica. Mi.. Mn.. kg twelve hours each.
Reports from Missou'a. Montana, and Mi&a TrvH.n tuu-.ma manK... ...
th.t mi., bJi. .:- " .,.7 V". . 7 w flutcheii, who is weU
' wuvui- u AEiienfc two-course tuncneon rememlMinul .
was served bv the hn.ti... vba m, i - . ... . ...
r ' . w vi we nesion normal faculty. M
assistedto wnring by Mrs. D. K. was uniud In marriage October 4. to li
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McConneU left M ' 1 nwtt ""' ' Miss Carrie Helen. Earl at Traverse, ft
i. w.k fn, A-l.m. -.ni heI1 tn hom Wr. J. M. Michigan. For . i,.ln,k '
Price the first Thursday aiUrnoon in i i to..... . :. . U
MOVtmbtf. been vonnected with bank at Huron,
Sim J. Cullev and Ceor Son Mlchian'
u J'' 0t C-Y-ndell, form. 4444A4AAAJ.AAA
nes lor me racinc tast Elevator ' ' Avrt" v opruiga, ij nearon, was destroyed recent- 4 ""tittttt
company aggregated about 4500 sacks. Baker and George UerUen of ly by fire at Joseph, Oregon. After
Pendleton and Ernest Ross of Thorn building a Are in the kitchen stove
.v4n. nsawicr tuiiuinvn. uie .wmvw i. m... nl jW nuni wr. lanueil went DacK to bed. Not
I harvest on the Weston uplands was on the head waters of the Umatilla, long afterward the entire house was
li finished this .week the last machine They proceeded by auto to Bingham In flames, supposed to have resulted
to leave the field, that of Ferguson Springs, from which point supplies from an' overheated stove. Only a
I brothers, havinar Dulled in Wednesdav. will be packed to their cams in one few honaehoM' .rt !).
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Cram yields were uniformly good of tn remote fastnesses of the Blues, from the bedroom and parlor,
throughout the upland district ' Whether or not the hunt will be chron- - .
-' - - fcled in these columns as succeaaful J A. Lieuallen wae In town Monday
- Weston is primarily a wheat die- depends largely upon whether or not Wing lately returned from Portland.
fcrif't wh il-ll f Aft hnwAva, .H.i. n.l .t. . V - t ... .... . , II X ...... l.-J .1 . .
- n i-jiuer man gets a can 01 ven " mere a numoer 01 prom 4
prevent it from occasionally showing ton. .;... faen ajMcialiste, aU of whom inform.' tTrWHTMMTHWfmsssa4..i..., ' ' I
what it can do in the way of raising . ed him that his deafness could not be '"'t
big red SDDles. The Leader was rm A crew of 40 men will uwm tuurin rcliuvs K .n )!.. ..l
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membered this week with three beau- the work of reconstructing a large wise. Knowing the worst Jess is now'
part of the seven miles of barrel and prepared to make the best of It
open flume whirh furnishes power to there being a good many things he
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un. wio uue unaraos 01 me l acinc aoesn t want to near, anyway,
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Roy W. Rltnor
Itepublican Candidate for
Stele Refresdafe
(For re-election)
Farmer and Business Man
Paid Advertisement.!
Kound-trip fare..... $1.00
Tickets on sale October 18 21.
Return limit October 23.
S. S. KELSON, Agent
0-W. R. R. & N.
tif ul apples weiehine a total of 4 1.2
' pounds, grown in the orchard of J. A.
King.
Mr. Richard Rood of Freewatcr and
Mias Myrtle Hodgin, daughter of
l. J .... L ..... .
., . provement J. h. Ishipp, chief con-
cently at Wall. W.H.. The ceremony '"r of the company, ar
was performed by the paster of the Zio to supenn-
Methodixt church. Mr. and Mrs. Read
expect to make their home at Butte, Leander Kirk left last week for
Power & Light Co's plant eight miles
above Milton. It is estimated that
$40,000 will be expended on this im-
At the council meeting Wednesday
evening Mrs. W. A. Graham and Mrs.
11. U Hedrkk were appointed mem
bers of the local library board. The
city phone was ordered moved from
the residence of R. L. Wilson to that
of Frank Kkinner. the new ehief r
police. Water rent collections for the
Butter Wrappers
;. Furnished and Printed at the, Leader office
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Pendleton
Oregon
Weli-Arpojnted Conveniently Located Tieasant
Comfortable Reasonable
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VISIT T0a OLD BOSK TOW! Mont. wh.r, tt. bridegroom ha. Pr, he expect, to spend month of September were reported a. I J. M. BentlCV, Prop. .. M. A..1T.rm..MM r, .
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