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A Wafecti Free
with each Boy's Suit
With each boy's suit Saturday and
Monday we will give a watch free of
charge. This is a practical watch fj
with one year s guarantee. v
A Classy
Suit
for your boy at ;very low cost. Blue
serges; Kerseys" and . many attractive
novelty patterns ranging in price from
52.69 to $10
Bring us the boy. We will take pains to fit him
nicely with a serviceable suit
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For Saturday and Monday we will
have on display a choice selection of
pretty, stylish and serviceable FALL
HATS. Priced for Monday ; and .Sat
urday only at .
98 cents
I i"hl1tll I V. Ml All in I
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LADIES' and CllDMi'S COATS
Last season we bought too heavily and And it necessary this
season to sell at a sacrifice all of these splendid garment. These
are staple garment of good style, comfortable, pretty, serviceable.
We have marked all garment that sold formerly up to
$10.00 to close out at only $5.00
- $15.00 to close out at only ..............'.$8.00
$20.00 to close out at only $12.00
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Weston Meat I
Market'
BREVniES
Prime Beef
Pork, Mutton; Veal
Dressed Poultry -FISH
Monday and Thursday
Get Our Prices
Phone No. 63. Order taken by
phone lor mail routes.
Ten percent interest on all ac
. counts after 30 days.
Contractor Fred Kyi,, formerly of W. E. Woods, on ef Wtaton's sue VAV.tW.AVA
Weston, visited with friend here on cesaful farroors, i tilting contented- . .: . ; j
Monday while returning to hit home If at the wheat of a new Overland J , . v ...
at Mi.'tn from Pendleton, where he automobile. ' ' . Jj ' ' , ' A .
had the contract for the carpenter ,,, , . U
, , r Mr. G. W. Swaggarl of Hrppner,
work on the new Temple garage. Mr. n .1. .,!, ' U
.,....'.,., , Oregon, wa a recent visitor with Mr.
Kyle is juat about able to toddle a-f , ' . ; , . , ... !
. : . 1 .1. . 1 . . v J. M. Swaggart of LeMsr fend wiln ?
long, but teels thankful to be alive. n M ..,, u,
An 8x8 piece of timber on which he " '
and aix other carpenters were stand- J. R. Killgore of Lo Angeles told
ing broke suddenly while they were his Weston wheat crop Saturday to
at work on the Temple building, and S. A. Barnes, agent of the Pacifie
A daughter was born Friday, to precipitated them 1 feet to the Coast Elevator company, at
Mr. and Mrs. Trajan Tucker at the ground along with a lot of lumber.' .
home of Mrs. L. VanderpooL Mr- Kyle susUined four broken rib "f, f P' h0. h" bf,B
and dislocated wkle, and at the end PPU to Wn cUrclM dur
Mi Stella Wurxcr inhere from 0- o wjkl u lwd w,tJt Ing Oie part thre year., left Tuesday
dessa, Wash., for visit with her par- gzilu v , evening for her home In Olympia, Wn.
enU and friends. She has been spend- " " .... . . . .
Mus Do!ly WhiU. 17 year. 0 d, dl yMi flf rora Bp.
land district around Echo, reports the
Milk and butter for sale. E. E.
Zehm.' '
Light team, hack and harness for
sale at a bargain. R. F. Reynolds.
A. P. Perry
NOW'S THE TIME
to pay your Weston Leader "sub"
: 0500,000
tp loan on good
wheat . land at
ing the ummer with her brother, Al
van, on the Wureer farm.
Mrs. Joseph Blomgren has purchas
ed the Oeo. K. Uinwnore fuin of 80
acres on Pine Creek one mile above
Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Blomgren ex
pect to occupy it in the spring.
Hie Fanners Basi of Vestca
EsfeSSsfced 1891
Tuesday morning at her home In AtA
,ar ' a ' Bm' Echo New. From 140 crs four ml-
n.ght Her condition waf not consid- ,M ((,t of towa fc mi
.red wriou. until . short Urn. Urfore Mck( N Vm fc
her death, which occured before . the rom imut
arrival of a physician who wa. ha.ti-
ly summoned. Miss White was in- Geo. B. Carmichael is gaining in
George A. Ferguson, district mana- Jured in an automobile accident about strength, after submitting recently to U
get of the Oregon Life, was here from 13 months ago and suifered concussion a rather severe bit of .surgery. Hi. U
t endleton during the week. George of the brain, but whether or not the tonsils were excised and Mm. ad.- U
"grew up" in the Weston neighbor- alter enects rwuitea in ner xaut in- noia growths removed by vt. v, a.
hood, and friends here wish him well nee. ha. not been determined, fane Smith and Dr. F. D. Watt, resulting
was a popular Athena high school girl in much relief. r
mnA kafiL-nfKall ntavar. Rhm 1 siirviv. '
d Lv her mother. Mr.. F. M. White. " W- 8- Pric ,ocal Plntr n PPor
six brothers and a sister.
in his new line of work.
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F". G. Lucas
Real Estate and Loans
. . . Weston, Oregon
Mrs. Isabella Taylor is here from
Pullman, Washington, looking after
her property interests and visiting
friends at Weston and Athena. Mrs.
Taylor renewed ber subscription to
the Weston Leader, of which she has
been constant reader since 1881.
W. F. DeLong of the Wallula Mer
cantile company has been scoutingor
spuds in the upland country around
h.nger, finds his services in much de
mand because of the era of local im-
Single tax, the single item veto, ru- provement that ha. followed the pros
ral credits and tax limitation are be- perou. harvest. He lately ' finished
ir.g discussed by C. P. Strain, county contracts with J. F. Snider and L. I.
assessor, on peaking tour of the O'Harrs, and is employed this week
county. lie will appear in Weton Fri- at John Reamer's. 1
day evening, November 3, at 7:30 p. ; About 2m buHhel of wheat W9r
m. Mr. Strain hai been 'for many bought Saturdly by F,,nk Prce( man.
' Yhat provisions are you making for th winter
time of life? .
Are you laying anything aside? You'll need it
some day. " .. ;
Store up a little in this bank each month for the
future. . v .
Weston and macceeded in'getting three Vd few men Z the .UU ar. " f WMtn W'rchoU'- COm'
carloads for ipmentto Wallula and Jj HfL .
Dr. AlfrccI F.Sempcrt
Graduate and Registered '
DENTIST
' - fjST OFFICE HOURS
9.-00 to 120 A. M.
1.-00 to 5:00 P. M.
gT WATTS BLDG., upstair.
Waaa Walla, ar. ueung says uiai. mnort-nt iMUe. than he. Weston vo.
he found Weston grower, somewhat who wUh know ot them .hould
reluctant t part with their houldings. mak- t a int to he him lhey
He paid l.2Z per hundred for No.
stock.
are requested to bring their voters'
pamphlet.
local market. A quantity of whoat so
small as to be negligible now remains
in the hands of Weston growers.; ..Al
though wheat keep, on advancing, no
expressions of regret are heard from
Weston "'farmer., prcticaj!y all of
: DR. C H. SMITH
Physician and Surgeon
Office in
The normal school question wa. do- . ,1,- ,,,. jalli,t0- i.
bated recently in one of the Portland , M CulUv. was brought whom sofd at highly profitable figures.
Bdxools, and resulted in a decision ad- hom gunda aveni from WaJJa , j . . .
verse to Pendleton's claims. Mater- Wa whw- wthrtood quit B , The Pythian Sister, of SUphanl.
iai wa furnUhed to the young uphol- . . ordeaL Har .ji, wara . Temple ;No. 34 were visiUd In an offl
der. of the negaUve by the Weston ciM(, Bnd gro, removed cial C8P"city Monday evening by Miss
'Normal publicity committee, and pre- fc Dr Bommarg a Walla .pe- Emma Snyder, grand chief of the
sumably the affirmative side was sim- cifljist' who aIf0 ,traighUned her nose Oregon jurisdiction, who resides at
Uarly supplied with ammunition by which W broken in , Aurora, near Portland. At the close
the Pendleton committee. While Bt gchooK sbe u now eonvalescing, ot rfuIar bu"ln" esion the
merely a .traw, the result of the de- fd k able rewJma h(Jf grand chief and other guests of the
bat would serve to indicate that the atudiM wjth Mnewed interest temple were entertained with a social
campaign wind in Portland where commemorating the 28th anniversary
Pendleton expect it strongest .up- Virgil Willaby i. reported to be of the order. The tim w. passed
port is not blowing altogether in fa- critically ill with pneumonia at hi. vary pleasantly with card f nmei, and
num u auku. wmomsnu wrt iwv.4.
Roy W. Ritnor
Hepublican Candidate for
State Represeotalive 1
"(For re-election) :
Farmer and Dusiness Man '
" Paid Advertisement; r -,.
Butter Wrapporq
Furnished and Printed at the ' Leader ofce
Pendleton
Oregon
Watt building
' OKEUON vor of Round Up town,
GfllBIi RIM ixa
' . Well-Appointed Conveniently Located . Pleaaan
Comfortable Reasonable Rates
J,M Bentley, Prop. M. A. Ferguson, Clerk
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