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UN's son; mu woons!
THAT DEFY THE (ML
Union Suits . . . . $5.-00-$4.00-$2.50-$1.69
' Splendid heavy Mackinaws made from
pure long thread wool that keep you
dry and warm. They are Oregon City
Woolen Mills' best grade' and are
priced at pnly . . ..... . . . .... $8.00
DO HOT BE PERSUADED
into buying the imitation, which is
made of short wool shoddy. It costs
less but is worth less than the genu
ine. Buy the best; it is the cheapest.
Jt?iSWaT,J!a?a!?aata?
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bimets
- Soft, warm
fluffy blankets
in pure wool
at
$8.00, $6.00
$498. $3.39
Wool nap in dainty
patterns '
checks and plain, at
$3.50, $2.93
$2.25, $1.79
Cotton Blankets, very
desirable for sheets, in all
,' eiies, at from
39c to $1.48
W.VAVAV.WAVAWAW'.y
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ivomeu s anu imma s mwwci
We have it in the Dutch neck and el
bow sleeve, ankle length; also high
neck and long sleeve. In soft, warm
wool at $2.25-?2.00-$1.75
Comfortable fleece cotton jj
$1.00, 75c and 50c i
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LADIES' and ClflM'S COATS
Last Boason we bought too heavily and find it nccewary this
season to sell at a sacrifice all of those splendid garments. These
are staple (rarmenta of good style", comfortable, pretty, sen'iceable.
We have marked all garments that sold formerly up to
$10.00 to dose 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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fgJi MswsstMMr mon onrl nlitU u:u A
. inii emu IIJIUICJJ. llJiJu-Lup oLUI 111 bUUUSJ
serviceable school shoes; the latest in ladiesV dressy footwear.
Watch For NEXT WEEK'S SHOE SPECIALS
I Weslon Meal 1 1
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Siet
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Prime Beef
Pork! Mutton, Veal
Dressed Poultry
FISH Monday and Thursday
Get Our Prices
Phone No. 53. Order taken by
phone (or mail routes.
Ten percent Interest on all ac-
count after 30 days.
A;P.Perry
' NOWS THE TIME
to pay your Weston Leader "sub'r
EREViTES ;
Jly paints are poinir fast, and I've
ordered more. A Phillips.
Fred Phillips i here from Washtue
na, visiting at the old family home.
Htead on Dry creek.
Boy Tompkins ha improved his
Dry creek farm with a new barn, and
The November meeting; of th
Ladies' Guild was held at the home
of Mr. Marvin Price. . A large num
ber of member and the following
guests were present: Mr. D. F. Lav
ender, Mrs. R. Morrison, Mr. J. IL
Price and Mb Edna Banixter, Mis
Banister became a member of the
guild. The hostess was assisted ia
serving an appetizing collation by
Mrs. D. F. Lavender and Mrs. R. G.
Saling. The ladies wore bnsily em
ployed during the meeting in working
for a righteous cause. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mr.
"rS555; NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
neighbors by buying a Ford car. The .
sale was made by H. L. Hedrick, of
the Weton garage.
Donning maiinaws and chperjo,
Weston cattlemen rode into the moun
tains Oife week to get their stock out
of the snow. The cattle will be win
terwd in lowland stubblvfietds.
, Born-r Tuesday morning, November
7. to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rogers, at
their home in Weston, son. W
understand that the proud father has
' HiiuciBuiiiu 1.1 in a. li i d uruuu inner fin tnw nn ini l i . we
ha. also constructed a garage for hi. & H. Smith, the first. Thursday after- Ranged hi. mind about namln the 11 ' i ' " . . Sf "I? PL lLff ' r
Apperson "Jackrabbif noen in November. ,,, - . ' ", mm, ihciuom int '"r ne reiiw praM for In her com
Notice Is hereby given to the legal
voter of school district No, 19, of
Umatilla county, state of Oregon, that
school meeting of said district will
be he'd at the school house on the 20th
dy of November, 19t, t 2:30 o'clock
In the afternoon, to vote on the propo
sition of levying a special tax.
The total amount of money neednd
by the district during the fiscal year
beginning on June 20, 1910, and end
ing on June 20, 1917, is estimated in
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of
Oregon, for Umatilla County.
NiU Jyc Muilenberg, Plaintiff,
va.
John a Muilenberg, Defendant
. To the Defendant, John B. Mullen
In the name of the state of Orrgon ,
you are hereby required to appear ami
answer the complaint filed against yoti
in the above court, on or before the
last day of the time prescribed In the
order for publication herewith to-wlt.
the 16th day of December, 1910, and if
'?V"U.? 10 "'er for want there
Apperson "Jackrabbit,
. '
R- L. Reynaud has partitioned off
a cleaning room in the rear of the
Weston Baths and Tailor Shop, in or
der to facilitate hi work -
G, W. Johnson was here Wednes
day getting his stock out of the
mountains. Mr. Johnson is now farm
ing in the neighborhood of lioluman.
William MacKenzie left Wednesday
on a trip of country-seeing in Montana
and expects to go over a good share
or the state. He will also visit his
eon, Kenneth, who is located at Lewis-
town.
The jury in the case of Frank Rog
ers vs. J. W. Maloney. resultinar from
noen in November.
Next Sunday at 2 p. m., Rolert
Reynolds will have to roll a peanut
across the Main street bridge with the
end of hi nose, and the exhibition
promises to attract large and en?
thutiastic eudience. Robert guessed
wrong in an election bet with Marvin
Adi ins whose none, we will make so
bold as to remark, would have been
better suited for the performance than
Robert's. , . , ,.. .
The date of the next W. C. T. U.
meeting has been changed to Tuesday,
November 21. when the local union
wi!f hold a Thanksgiving celebration
at the home of Mrs. S. L. Kennard.
Quite an elaborate affair is planned
youngster for the
dentiaf candidate
" - - " ( ' m .miuu.. viiv w fravtl lor in iter com-
successful -presl- amount to be received from the rnn. on fl'e herein. to-wiL for a w
ty school fund, state school fund. n. !!.!,r!!t 'w?v.''olviir the
eial , district tax, and all other money. Kff 13
Mis Hazel Dowd returned Wednes
day morning to her home near Wah
tuena. Wash., after a Dleasant visit
with her grandparent. Mr. and Mr. Teacher'
Allen RichaL During her sUy she
bad some dental work done at the of
fice of Dr. Sempert.
; BUDGET' :
Urlej ..i.lCCTS.OO
the restoration of her
k Jovra r'alhinH Bnrl i,.m ....k ...
ther relief to the court may em
Apparatus and supplies...,.
library book
rlags
Repairs
Playground equipment
Janitor's wage ......
Janitor's supplies . ...
proper.
Tn
Li- .
nia summon is served uoon
cv ami
I'liulr.s
I upon you
utibert W.
order of the Honorable
ulna Juloa nf .l.u. --.i.i.j
Court, which order is dated the 2th.
5500.000
7 cm vo. w9, TV . ma onev. reftuinntr rmm i m ia an o nKAfUi v m biuu ourou. i
tO loan OH 'good' " f"? Ver reservation took and the public is Invited to attend. LnHif IT " T' U''
,Wf uJh l t .nIr 15 minute Monday to arrive at The program of exercise will begin S theater and .fterw.rd r PrP
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, , Ki?a! Estate and Loaii
. e-l 1
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tneir verdict It was in favor of Ma
.. loney. , x
The Athena Press reports that By-
V.H tint.!-, t- n - 1- , ;.' ... r
r - - "".Hill uveu criucauy v ior
C. L.UCAS 1 some time at his home in Astoria as
the result of blood poisoning con
tracted from an ulcerated tooth, but
is now gradually improving. ...
Mrs. Myrtle Read is quite ill with
appendicitis at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson. It is
thought, however, that she will re
cover from the attack without ubmit
ting to an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Knudson and
little son, of Washtunca, Wash., were
guests during the first of the week of
Mrs. D. N. Van Skiver. They left
Wednesday for Athena, to visit Mrs.
Knudson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Hargett
! They Found the Car
A few n'tht ago a theater nnrtv r-.-i
consisting of Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Light
Smith, Mrs. Sim J. Culley, Miss Edna Water
Banister and Miss Gladys Banister, Clerk' .alary..'...,,,
motored from Weston to Walla Wnlln Postage and atnUnnnru
Leav ing their car on side streot Interest on bonds and warrants
The program of exercises will begin
Bt four o'clock, and refreshment will
m kcrvcd later.
walked to the business district for
lunch. Walking back to where the
car oucht to be. a
Mr. Margaret Itabb haa accepted a tance from Main street, they were
position in the dry goods department iy aurpriued to find it missing.
nf 1 h A Wfin larr r. !1 fnmt.n . Oris tit trtem Bit n 4 tY-4
and will remain with the company Port to the police, and forthwith thoy p'n tn om'n fhool year.
until th first of th vr M., walked to Msin .rrt .A .li r0.m ,UU cnOl
moo
25.00
10.00
2S0.00
76.00
500.00
30,00 bwtion Is the 15tb day of Decen
4&0.00
85.00
- 80.00
75.00
25.00
00.00
'60.00
250.00
DrMlfredF. Sempert
Graduate and Registered
DENTI5T
gW OFFICE HOURS
9.-00 to 12:00 A. M.
1:00 to 6.-00 P. M.
Car WATTS BLDG., upstairs
until the first of the year. Next
Iprftlg Mrs. Rcbb will resume her
former work as the representative of
Miss Moore, the Walla Walla milliner
The COth birthday anniversary of
George L. Horsman was pleavant.'y
celebrated with a birthday dinner
Monday at his home on south Water
etreet. Aside from Mr. and Mrs.
Horsman, those present were W. F.
McKinney and Miss Lillian McKin
ney, of Oakland, Calif., and Dr. A, F.
Sejrjpert,
Total estimated amount for
all purpose to be. expended
during th. year. 10240.00
ESTIMATED RECEIPT
From countv school fuiM !..
mg in coming school year. 12172.00
523.80
t
Cash now In hands of district
cionc . .
80840
Wore for a
: DR. G J1. SMITH
Physician and Surgeon
Office in WatU building . ,
WESTON OKEQON
The residence of Mrs. D. N. Van
Skiver is glowing in a new coat of
white paint, with trimmings of black,
lately applied by W. S. Payne. In
making this improvement, Mrs. Van
Skiver carried out the wishes of ber
lata husband.
Bud Read, former Westenite, write
to a local friend that he ia Juat aturt-
ing from Lewiston, Idaho,, on a hunt- . mulct ttm Hin but would wait
ing trip up the "north fork of the f"" th" third offense. It is a safe bet,
Gearwater river. He expect to spend nowever that It is "never again" wilh
the Chrintmas holidays in Weston. wston's popular physician. When he
j.m, r M u . , ! g0e" to w. Walla he will be mor.
Jack &lder, the Westen plumber, familiar with Its motor car ordinance
ha. b.ebuty 0,Iat, 8t Athena, wher, than with, th, constitute o Zl
U has wveral good cooUwU, . . United tte.
walked to Main street airs in and toM
their trouble. They found their car,
all right, and also that thsv had
J .. M II . a . .
,T . wau walla ui estimated receipt I30C880
ii. o jar irom RECAPITULATION
i,h. :r; ."r0?,".' ? .xpon.c....$a2i6.oo
i. a l . i. I " 40101 imftte1 rce:pU not
had but one license teg when two were including tax te be voted . . 8083.80
needful. Trembling ;n .'ar and des-
pair, and expecting to be shot on the Bal"",e. nmount to be raised
spot, they were overjoyed to be re- by district tax.. .96182.20
leased with a reprimand and to have ,Wi 0l,timte that a levy of eight
their car restored to them. The ta- wl" b r(lulrel to produce the
tion officer explained that as Dr mount ot Pcl' tax money shown
Smith had contributed a fin. not long d m. ,uh .
similar lapse, he would 1910. '
FRANK PRICE,
District Clerk.
J. M. BANISTER,
Chairman Board of Director.
A nine-pound daughter was recently
born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc. Rha
ooy or October, ltflfl. The date of "1
th. first publication I the 8d day of
November, 1919, and of the last pub-
ioia!"" d"' 0f Dwm',
PETERSON 4 BISHOP,
- Attorney, for Plaintiff. '
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ur. u. 5. NUVVSOM f
Physician and Hurgeon '
Post Building (Dr. Stone', for
mer oftlco) Athena. Orair.
f flat Job SiH fed I
Before Pre$$in Your Suit
You'll win her if we do
the work.
A shave, hair-cut and
shine would help. .
THIS
SUITS ORDKUED
to your measure
R L. Reynaud t
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