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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1917)
X X X X X X T Y V i j t ,., .1 vJ J V I VmJ I r LwJ i in i r ' - 11 fAVAWAWAWAV. READ T1I1S MSOKHIUT-IT MS DOLLARS Ei YOUR POCKET Beginning' March first we have decided to allow to all pa trons navincr their bills in cash before the tenth of the month, a discount deducted from the bill of three percent. This will apply on your February purchases and means a saving to you of just three percent each thirty days on your dry goods and grocery accounts. This discount does not apply, how ever, to goods purchased prior to February 1st. It will continue if each month until further notice. Pay your bill before the 10th of the month : AND SAVE THREE PERCENT. 8 y y Your Garden f it ,iiv .iimuuli imunul in vour back yard or yn a vacant lot -just enough space to gmw a garden: If you have the williim- '5 y -s X v y - m y v y w H'x y Lrsy : W 7 y CORSETS Wc are receiving this week a new shipment of the famous Warner Bros.' Corsets comprising the new models for spring. We invite the ladies tV) call and allow us the pleasure of showing this lino. euhy mi moDELS in both front and back' lace arc being shown that you will find practical as well as graceful. sums In working over your homes before spring house cleaning do not overlook the fact that Sanitas is the ideal wall covering clean, sanitary ami pretty changing the dingy room to one of beauty. PRE DURABLE and less expensive than any other wall decoration on the market. We have it in a variety of patterns and will be pleased to make estimates and quote yeii prices. lies to plant and hoe ami if l w,t !',e ,'M est "garden truck" on earth, you can live like a king. l"ok care fully for Good Seeds Unknown seeds are dear at any price. Come in and l.ik over ,tho display of the will known and well adverted line of sccdi that we carry C. Morse' California Seeds; Ferry Seed Co. of Michigan; Northrup. King & Co. Seeds of Minnesota, and Slur Ml' Seeds of Walla Walla. Wash. f SHOES ' SHOES SHOES We arc receiving almost daily new shipments of sl oes fur spring. The season 'e latest styles, both In men's and women', will bo found in our atock. This week there is duo to arrive a splendid shipment of the famous Queen Quality Shoes for women. . l'ositively no letter line anywhere. For style and beauty they are unexcelled; for lit they are most comfortable. The price is no higher than for many shoes far inferior. We ask you to call and let us show you this line. One? worn yufl w ill have no other. Triced from $3.50 to $7.00 the pair. , To make room for the spring line much of which has been received we arc closing out many odds ami ends that are excep tional values'; good styles, but just a few of each; many as high as three dollars now at 2 1! i $1 58 & Urn 1J I VAVAVAVAVA! ijy pgi y y y y y y y y ? ? ? y y v v y y y y y y y y t t ? ? ? f y ? V t y ? y y y y y y y y ? y y y fimfinAii iwiatmiffAfll mntion. Krank was amonir ROTICB ton ruBUtiun . REVUES Weston High will play a double heaik-r basket ball game with Ath ena High on the local floor in the high school jrym tomorrow evening. J This is the first mixup of the wiLson 44-b4$$$&W,-t-k-i-i-lr-i"H at Weston between these lonK-time rivals for athletic honors, and will Monroe Turner is visiting here doubtless draw a large crowd of from Spokane. fans. A. W. Lnndell and family have s. S. Parris. formerly of the Wcs . moved into the Allyn cottage on ton upatul!ii hjw fK,UKht a half sec Broad street. tjon 0f ian,i nt.ar Waylanrl station . . . f . it.,. t i . . Snow is reported to oe iroin live irm uiu naynumn esutie, wr a eon- .. CT..eted with hearty exores to six feet deep in the vicinity of sideration of Jo.UUO cash, gions of apprwiatio md approval, the Blue Mountain sawmill. ouj. for c,mulau,jua wa8 aIs0 uccua8. Three good young mares, 5 to 8 a pretty dibh, a mouse trap, a hal- ful from a financial standpoint, years old, weight from 1300 to 1800 ter, or hog fence. W. & K. More season tickets were sold than pounds, for sale. Dn. Kennard. ...... the 235 required by the guarantee, Mr, Dick Bush and baby daw- i ii t i ' Pr,"c",al .J'fMthe thus putting the local guarantor Mrs. Uick Busn ana oaoy oauti stanfic d schools, was here Friday. tVr ,., " it.:,i. han.loma ter of McKay, Oregon, aie visiting " the clear. Besidi-s, ft nandome i, mnthor m J s l.uuaileii. sum was nettel from the sale of re- A GREAT SUCCESS Weston's first annual Winter Chautauqua was a success in eviry way. Capacity houses were drawn every afternoon and evening by tin splendid attractions sent here by the Kllison-White company, ami' a aiation. Frank lYiee was among his most faithful assistants, and m was G. K. Robinson. Williams, Proiiillit, Watts, KugiTS, IIulxson and Woo supplied the encourage ment by (tatting thi wheel horses on the back. llcrttmiil uf tlio Interior. U. S. Lmiii Olllcu nt l.s tiiiimlu. Or., tki.ii,r Si. I'.'IO. George Schnitzer has completed the work of rebuilding the founda tion of the irit is dormitory in the normal school grounds. County Commissioner U . M . Cock burn has recovered from an attack of pneumonia, and was able yester day, to sit again with the county board. , A .truly bouncing boy," weight nine pounds, was bom Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mra. Ernest March at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henri March in this city. . F. G. Lucas left yesterday for On tario to attend the funeral Of tin; late A. W. Trow, resident manager of, the Oregon Western Colonization Co. Mr. Trow droped dead Tues day from heart disease. The fifty-third anniversary of Hie Pythian -order was celebrated by Stevens lKlg with a soial and banquet Wednesday evening. The program included an appropriate and inspiring address by Mayor Ho mer 1. Watts of Athena. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Lee returned . . i 1 1 yesterday u ineir upiaim nimr num Rochester, Minn., Mrs. Lee having been restored to health by the oper ation performed by the L)rs. Mayo. Mrs. Feguson- mother of Mrs. Lee, who was withlier daughter at Rochester, arrived home Sunday. R. G. Blomgren of Hillsdale farm has become the owner of a new Ford touring ear. Iioiiglit of the lo cal agent, H. L. Hedriek. With such chissy means of transrlal ion available, the Leader's agricultural editor is promising himself an ear ly visit to the Blomgrcn domain. 7tTttT7tttTtTTTtTtttTTtTT r I Do YOU Help PAY THE I iptH.fr.mi WV "dmissio..., ' t nniT r ti rtrrr I committee was thereby cnablec tizni ror inu uui of TOWN Palace? served seats, which goes to the local fund, as docs 25 jiercent of the re- The nabled to meet all local expenses and lay by a small nest-egg for the next Chau tauqua. It is no disparagement of the : PROHIBITION AIOED BY POSTOFFIGE BILL WanMnrton. With its added dras tic prohibition lcgtclatlv provlnloni, the annual povtofflce appropriation bill, carrylnc 1332,000,000 was pasted by the snat and aeiit back to tho house, which will ask for a conference on thfl amendment The aenate wrote into the bill provlnlon maklnx It a criminal offone to ahlp liquor Into statra which pro hibit In manufacture and sal. Another provision would bar from tbe mails letters, postal cards, circu lar, newitpapi-ri and other publica tion containing liquor advertising In states having laws against such ad- other numbers to say that the great .-niniii Mawson pictures were quite gener- Efforu t0 ,m.rea.e .nd-clan mall ally reganieii aa uie star feature oi r 8Dd t0 entMith lxnt mme NOl ICK is hereby (tlvcn that J,ih O. Ilyult, whi'Kt ixHil-ollk'i? mUtrcon i it. K. II. No. 1, WuM.ili, OrcKii, lui. un tlw :?Hh tiny of Filmmiy. I'Jlrt, Ma in thin ollico Swrn .Suu-im-nt sud Ap plkatiMii, No. Oli'ios, to purrfiaa lh NK'i SW4. Swlioii n, Tuwn.hlp i Nortli, ItaiiKV !W Kuat, Wiilnrmittc Mu rliliun, ami tin) timln-r ilioiuoii, uutkr tho irovlnum nf the net cf Juno ,1, lttTH, hihI iicU nimMidiil.iiy, known a the "Timbor ami Htonu Law," at audi value as might to lixed by api'mine mcnt, and tnnt, purauunt to iticli ap plication, tho laud ami tluilttr lhcrii havo bvon apprNiHt'd, at I3U,U tlio timlHtr cHtinmUd U0,iM.K) boHid feet at tl.M pr M, and tho Imid (5U.U0; that aniU appllctint will oltvr lliuil proof In antrt of hi nppllciitloii and Hwnrn ntHtement on lliu 2t day of Mun li, 1917, bvfore S. A. Nctt Urry, United Stuti-s ConiinUialonor, at Ida uflico, at l'cndlwtoit, Oregon, Any person in at liberty to )rolef this purchami bofnre entry, or initiate a contest lit any time hefoie imlmt In auua, by filing a corrolurnled nllidnvit in this olticw, alleging facto which would defeat thu entry. C. S. Dunn, Kegiator. on drop lotter were made and bitterly contested and the propoxal were fi nally thrown out on a point of order, the session. The other numbers were entertaining, instructive and inspiring thus meeting the three fold Chautauqua purpose; the Maw son" pictures were wonderful. To lie virtually taken to the "south o lar regions while comfortably seat ed,!! opera house chairs and to see WlU)hlDKton.-Wlth the end of tho men braving the awful bl..zards of g,xty.folirth conRreM onljr two WM,fc(, the Antarctic in order to increase a,,, ,. .,,,. ........ the sum of human knowledge, was , . M'-Pfhi'n if i iim nil", in "MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE" ie sum of human knowledge, was traMng Hmlr rare privilege indeed. Not on'y of rcvrnlln a so, uui, uie ininuiaiiie penguins sup plyd the eiiti-rlainintnt, the voyage itself the instruction and the hero ism of Sir Douglas and his devoted followers- two of wholn lost their lives the inspiration. Before the close of the final pro- ami national ilefxpHe lecia- latlon, What emcrgoncy IcglalMtlon may b" PDacted before adjournment doprndn entirely upon the dTlHon of (h preal dent Manj. ni'mli-rs of' iho iciiale and boiian IHIxve hn will roniniiinii Btr to coiigriaa within a few day hi Dr.AlfrcdF.Scmprt Graduntv ufld ItoglHturnl DENTI5T gw okkice hours. liiit) to 12ii0 A. M. J;(K to 5;0il P. M. gOT W ATI'S PI.lKi,, upBlaira The merchant who payi tii EN0EM0U3 BENT doei sot spend a dollar in thii town. Budd up YOUB OWN T0WJT by trading: with the HOKE MERCHANT. He'll fill every Want, and you WON'T BEMOVE THE D0L- LAB from circulating here. r . . granra contract whs entered into pian for handling the Iniernailonal .with Superintendent Paget for the crixla. naxt year's Chautauqua. Tlie nuin- The general filing here bad been ber of guarantors was easily in- that Crmnny aubmarln campaign creasttl from ten to twenty-four, Nner or later will lead Inevitably to and one hundred or more could have inch a violation of American right a been secured if necessary. It is m require the further action fore probable that a year may not elapse cant by the president In bin addrcas and that the date may lx; set for to congreB two wek ago. The preal next Noveiiikr, which is a more fa- d.-,,t umWiitood to fret, however, vorable weather mould than Feb that whon the time com? the anlut Ion ruary. . outlined In that aridrra ahould be fob If iKal bouquet are in order, the MwmI out Htrrally. and (he trHi ta-Ix-ader wants to toss one to J. W. should coioitltute an extenaion' of Porter, chairman of committees, to further protection to American Inter- I Warn Rooms'!1 I CLEAN BEDS Prime Beef Pork, Mtitlon, Veal Drrjsed Poultry FISH Monddy and Thursday Get Our Prices riione No, M. Ottl.MH tiikun by photic fur lliuil mutHi. Ten pvrcuiit iiitrtit on all no counts after UU day. A. P. Perry ur. u ixiivvsviii I'hyniclun mu? Suigvn rot iiuiiiiing vr, stone n ror- i mer ulllct)) Albinn, Orcg. f $500,000 to loan on good wheat land at ". Q. Lucas Id-ill I'Nlalu nl Lotum Wel(iii, Ut't'giin Day or Week. Dormitory Uuilding Mrs. J. W. Porter it CIihh. II. Carter I'nn I'. Sinythe Carter & Smythc LAWVtKS yrTTttttTtttrtttyTt whom fell much of the work of dr-d. U zt&K Uu dtlvUw ol w. PlsNULtTON , . OULGON NOW'8 THE TIME to pay your Weston Leader "sub" I'hunc 220 t Painless Dentistry DR. R. B. ROBBINS J iidd Uuilding Court and Muln 'Irceta I'K.XDLKTON, tIKEfiON iota , c. ...