r Music the Fourtli Essential It ix Bnld that the flrat essential In life U Ioodr the next Raiment, tho next Shelter and the next Mualv. Without mualc the beat in life ahrivela and ahrmki. Mualc la the universal lunininRo, and tho fourth eHHentlul In the full de. velopmftit of lifo. ' nnvla-Kaaer'a ure splendidly equipped to nerve you In providing your noodn In thin direction. Here aro tha wonderful new Edison Disc Phono;rupns ami Records. Here In u Nplondid line of I'iunoa emhrueiiur everythinjr from tho hlichMtt of hitfli (rradoa to the moHt moderate priced ones, and all tit price that buvo you money. Here are novcral irrndoti of Modern, Up-to-dute Player TlnnoH, and tho latent and jrreatcst marvel, tho Ampico He pitKluvinjr Piano. The Ampico actually reproduces the work of tho world' Krcaleat pianists exactly ait playact by them, without any attention except putting In the roll and atartinir It. It can also bo uaod m a player piano, twin any 88 note roll. Tho reproducinK mechanism down not Interfere tho leuHt bit when played manually. Easy term If wanted, and a fuir aliowanco for old pl aned In exchange. Call, phone or write for further detaik TIE DAVIS-KASER CO. Pianos, Phonographs, Mule - ComplvU Hume FurnUlitr 10 20 AUor St. WALLA WALLA, WASH. WDTOR I CO NOW VIA UI1I0II PACIFICSYSTEIl OWKT I0UTCTO IUWIYft,'-A VAMinnin II M 0 1 CT: IsMtraANOtco uta AMCCUt RomtfripFarM t.hrratur. ncr IkMW. 1 ltck W 8. 8. NELSON Agvnt, Weston K. BURNS . District Paswng'r Agent Walla Walla WOT Butter Wrappers Furnished and Printed at the Leader office Sixty (minimum)... $0 90 One hundred.... 1 20 Two hundred 1 75 Each additional hundred 0 45 BREVITIES B. A. lMrtia went to Portland Wednesday on business. "Residence for rent. Inquire at drug- store or of C. F. liulflnch. Vnntrne Walden ha " t' Wal la Walla to work again on the Hughm farm. Iley Winn has ordered a wlf pro pclled combine for use m-xt summer in th harvest field. 1jyd Kil h y came up from the Willamette valley the other ilay to too what a good country looks lilus 1'ianua tumid anil repaired at rea onalile prices. First-da work guaranteed. A. W. Lundcll, Mus. Hach. Have you seen the Morton Motor Washer the best made, mooth-t running and easiest to ojieratc? W. &H. I have for sale for a client 500 aliaira of stock in tin- Weston Mer cantile Company for 1450 canh. Andy T. Harnett. Tli It Ci. Sailnga are doing over the interior of their cottage, which will have a built In china clowrt ana lxHk and music cajx.it. Mra. EfTie Perkinit of PbIoumj, WaiJi., Iileee of W. If. Hosier, waa a guint Saturday at Itwohcr farm. Sho haa aluo Urn vUiting at Athena. ' Tin- "Mothera' Mwting" will be held at the opera houae Saturday. February 21. at 2:30 p. m. All the Iwlies of Witon and vicinity are cordially invited to attend. W. F. Alexander, the magazine and road man of Walla Walla, was in town Tuesday. "Alex" thinks that the pnwpecta of a line highway across the Blues are growing bright er every minuU. The city ftound contains ten head of horses, six of which will be sold today by the chief of police. Four colu were taken in last Tuesday, and will be sold later unless re deemed by the owners. John Kdward and his sons Oscar and Ernest were here from Morrow county Tuesday while on a motor car trip to Walla Walla. Mr. Ed wards was one of the earliest pio neers of the Weston country. A driving snow in small flakes descended here Tuseday and showed that Winter Is not yet ready to re linquish his reign, but after seeing the Mawaon pictures of Antarctic blizzards Weston folk felt fairly comfortable. Daily Journal: President Mover's stenographer was paid $110 for the session. Ten dollars a day for a stenographer who in private employ receives little if any more than $3 is a small but significant example of waste when the public foots the bill. . The East Oregonian of Tuesday reports that "tho case of Watta & Rogers, Weston hardware dealers, versus F, G. Lucas was settled out of court this morning, the defend ant permitting judgment to be tak en. The case was set for trial this week." Henry S. Westbrook of Portland, grand master of the Odd Fellows, will be in Weston Tuesday, February 27. and will visit the local louge. An open meeting will be arranged for, to be attended by Odd Fellows and their wives and members of the Kebekahs. Sylvan Kennard and Cyril Proeb stel have finished the banking course in the Los Angeles business college where they have been students for several months. Sylvan will remain in Los Angeles, where he has se cured a position. Cj'ril . goes to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he will be employed by his uncle, Charles Proebstel. . Lou Uulin of Bingham Springs went fishing lost week, and in jumping across a stream slipped and fell, breaking his log. He was two miles from camp, with'fiveT feet of snow on the ground. He broke up his flfh Kle and made splints for his h'ff- After he hud crawled a mile and a half over the snow, For-, est Ranger Baker and W. W. Hoch rescued him, and he Is now n a Pen " dleton hospital. George Tonkin, deputy game war den, visited the Finland settlement southeast of town a few days ngo and arrested Jake Aaltn for killing deer out of season. He was accom panied on the mountain trip by Carl Brutscher, special deputy, and they found both cooked and fresh venison in the Aalta cabin. Sev eral other houses were searched, but only in the one instance was the evidence found to bo conclusive. Aalta was taken to. Pendleton, where ho received a fine of $50 and the court costs. His gun was Fanners Sce TMs Big Field Demonstration WOKT'I SEEING IVLRYBODV WELCOME I V-ilUl,. -awr . . , T- ,, -...jsa f : ml - if " ' ' fc79Ci Mogul 8-16 R79E P iJ KerocnBuD Tractor P I J Seeinif and operating and knowing, Y0O TAKE NO CHANCES on anything backed by The International Harvester Co. This makes for security and profit and sleep to these men and to us. WJ Hovdy, Jo&n, Joe, Henry! I want to talk Tractor to you ROME'S SEVEN PILLARS I Tim is the subject of the first of a series of Sunday evening sermons on the most hurtful heresies of the present time. The widespread agi tation in opposition to the claim of infatlibilitfy and absoluteiam made by Roman Catholicism for the Pojh and his church, is sufficient evi dence that the people are becoming aroused to the danger embodied in this subtle foe of enlightenment and democracy. They are asking the pertinent question, "How can any one be a citizen of a republic or a democracy who has sworn allegiance to the Pope seeing that he arro gates to himself absolute sovereign ty of tho world, answerable to none but God; and teaches. 'All human power is from evil, and mu.st tliere fore be standing under the Pope? " The awakening has come none too soon, but the danger is that other things may demand the people's at tention and they be lulled to sleep again, po not miss this opening sermon, as Rome's doctrines will be read as she herself has published them and after that the seven pillars upon which her structure is built will be examined. "The Ministry of Pain" will be the subject of the morning sermon. Why do people' suffer? is a ques tion each individual has often asked. Have you answered it satis factorily yourself? If you have, give the pastor your solution. If not. perhabs ho can help you. Come and see. United Brethren Church, Sunday, February 25. F. A. Phelps. Hie Fanners Bank of Veston Established 1891 S We will be pleased to assist you with "your taxes this year as formerly. If you wish, we will secure your statements for you, and you niay pay taxes here and save a trip to the County Seat . . GOLDEN RULE HOTEL oT Well-Appointed Conveniently Located Pleasant Comfortable Reasonable Rates J. M. Bentley, Prop. - M. A. Ferguson, Clerk i tie Best race in Town To Get Candy . i irtirisiiiiiiii Is at a the store "what has" I He 'WMhnan Candy I Give a gift worthy the giver. ijOKCaMySiiop fAff ITtrlrnitrirlr ; iji.n f i.iKfii.i.ii i.u ill r viUfiilUa ivvnvvyw) wiwwwa Best Line in Town. Our Cigars and Tobaccos are NOT DRY I ZEHM & HOFFMAN and Prating Good Work Guaranteed. Bring in your Films and Plates for Enlargement. GOODWI'S DRUG STORE. Weston - - - - Oregon DeMOSS FURN ITU RE