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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1917)
U mm M V I x The backward season has so retarded spring bus- A iness as to render it necessary for us to make special $ inducements in order to dispose of the splendid stock $ that has been purchased for the spring trade. $ All over this big, bright, roomy store you will X find piles of seasonable merchandise especially priced X for this salegoods you will want and that will go higher in price, making it the part of economy to A make your purchases early. We arc tlointr our share to hold A Ihe prt-scnl high prices down & proof a plenty when iwoplo conn" from iVndloton ami Wulla Wnllu A to buy iriwiTicH of us. A' IVcferrcd Slock Canned (,ood;i '--the standard of excellence. J Chase & Sanborn's Tens ami J Coffees quality unquestioned. V i V Fresh fruits itnd vegetables 4 daily. A We Iniy your eggs, hotter. A meat, lard, vegetables, chit -kens in fact, almost anything. r ? ? ? 2 JL. z y f t A A f t y y We have pone over oor shoe stock and se lected all the short ends and discontinued lines, about one thousand pairs in all, and di vided them into four big lots which we offer at surprisingly low prices in view of present market conditions. These lots values $2.25, S3. 00, $4.50 and $6.50 are priced, respect ively, at. . . , $U9-$1.M-$2JS-$U9 idr w hp o DOYOUJfKOW that yon can buy from us A good standard overall, indigo dye, well ma le, for only $1.00 Othr overalls a? low as 83c The best boy suit you ever saw from $1.18 to o.60 and up to $10.00 A man's suit fnrn $3.50 to 20.00 A pood shirt for only 4'Jc. and the heavy standard ones for 6SC Three pairs canvas ploves for only. . .25c Three pairs pood Rock ford sox for. . .25c Children's hose for only 10c A pood shoe for only 1.79 A bargain in shoes for each member of the family. ff Do nut overlook the fart that we have bargain cuu tilers in our store where remnant, discontinued and short end linca can be pur chased at substantial saving. HATS AT ONLY $1.79 While we carry the Tiger and Mulvey hats in the new spring blocks and want ed colors for the season, we also have to disNkse of at a bargain aUnit ten doxen pood value hats, pood sty Its, that for merly sold for $3.00. All piled on sides tables. Look them over and select your size for only ?2.7fl. SHIRTS AT ONLY 49c Hipht in the face of advancing prices wc offer real money saving opportuni ties.' This line of shirts will surprise you.. Good styles and patterns, well made, that are easily worth 75c. We have too many and to reduce this stock will sell these while they last at (only two to a customer) 4'Jc Young Men's I '8 Suits it' Ours is the famous ."BclffiOat Clothes' for young men. Hoys, if you could only see these units and note the snappy styles you so much desire the nobby blue serges, novelties, browns and preys; the pinch back, belt back, or conservative loose back, juat us your wish dictates good ser viceable suits and the price front S.S0 i to $15.00. LH)k at our windows. r V ? t ? ? ? f 4 ? ? ? ? r f x ? CONSCRIPTION BILL IS i BREVITIES Hamp Hooher has bought a - new Pr.l Frank Springer, profi-ssional brirkyardcr and amateur poet, has tome up from rortlaml to serve as Pink Harbour's right bower. Good cook stove for sale. Andy T. Barnett. Tlie growing season around Wcs- Ford touring car for sale ton is from 30 to 40 days late this Kennard. year, according to some ol our rep- ....,..:... r ,u., r.u i r . i . Ijiih'k tourinp car diiv of Mav two vears niro wheat was km hijrti. and some of it was The Pilot Rock school has been '" Marter Dick DcMos is a victim kniH'ked down lv a snow stoi-m. closed lecausH of diDhtheria. Kigni now u oareiy covers uie i i nT,f i. win fiml tn ""' .fy"' . '" - pround and is rather a poor stand, his homc with m " .Jnr ft. .bk!8 nottn mwnnirth .wi.oirf! . k r;f .i . oronze turKey egg. we jwicy mat AOOPTED BY CONGRESS Woston Meal of the measles, and his dad .iiwults BmIU b , , . u , . Miller is recovering attack of measles. ed visit with her mother at Boise, Idaho. from Four the Fine clothes made to ordwr and although some fields notably that guaranteed to satisfy at. surprising- of Hamp Booher are an exception. gk)re Jy low pnees. ; Keynaud the latior. However, Weston win probably t f'. v.uf j" raise a normal crop. It will be rc- " . "l o' V-V'K "l-" rT membered that on June 1st of last a severe cnuuren leu aionoay lor an exiena- .. v - . r childi-en in liis familv also had jimm Mc vuwwn f)U feu KIWIIU, " yet the wheat "came through" as disease. usual. Not so much re-seedincr was mrs. j. v. teii, mn. marvm au- necessary in tins neighborhood as Zi I la and Edra Kimtwon of Walla lion performed by Dr. Smith Kins ana miss Mawi weuaii en w ere had been estpected. Walla were puests Tuewluy of Mr. Ihe excision of vuric.we veins, recent visitors with fricnus in Walla '. ' iml Miv I ll lVtV. Walla. f. Athena Press: There are a num- Am mr' J- " ' "u ' "Dad" DeGraw's residence has ' ' - Ijer of vacant lots in Athena that Congressman Sinnott sent the boy . received so much imiwvetmJit, both J. B. Kennedy motrei up lrom could and would be planted to pota- scouts a large assortment of seeds inside and out, as to quite put to Pendleton Wednesday. lor a Visit toes : tl. , m-tu,r af Md lw frw. Come and m. .mi at thn .hm. tlir. hiiml.li. .nlitni-iiil l.nni. nis- uaugnit-r, jars. v.. o. K!,tiKfa-l.irilv arfinsffl Um -.. tm I? I Wa . Tk- !... Sem K Dick is the sort to get even when he grows up. Charles Bulfinch junior has re turned from southern Idaho, after an absence of two vears. He is euicr 4a Jrtin nn.,., nnl ..ri l. tltnt . W JUIH VIIV UIHI mm fcill.b Mrs, Cora Simpson and the Misses patriotic end in view had an opera tor Ive Draft, 24 Opposing In House, 8 jn Senate. boys who could raise the pay for the seed after the- crop had 1 TIZ ' IT . V been harvested this fall. A commer- j r.,t i 1...1 a . Imt of growers contracted their spuds a month ago at the rice firnt mentioned. with his' daughter, Mrs, Payne. Mrs. Lizzie' Mansfield has invest' ed in a Dodge motor car, but pre- fers asyet to leave the operation cial assfK-iation' or a civic club would thereof to her nephew, Dick Harris, be in a position to make the juljust- .meni easy. s a rule, uie ones who are in need of vacant lot pro- were completed Wednesday. Ihe crews were then" laid off to await Uie arrival of lumber which has been delayed in shipment from the F. C. Filzpatrick, supeririteiiilent- mills. s ,. . ; elect of the Weston schools, The concrete foundations for tbe latest lishmcnt is a new coat of paint in ivory white ami bungalow brown, and the effect Is both arti.ttic and inviting. ..1.... u.',.,. .....I r ""w " , . .., ... T. ducts are those least aide to pay for ground and securing plowing the the seed. The Saturday Afternoon Club will hold their final meeting for the year on Saturday, May 5, at the homo of Mrs. It. W. Brown. Autos will leave the DcMoss furniture wa store at Z p. m. HALF A CAR GF TROUT TO BE RELEASED IN PINE the waterworks dam, amtln differences is perpetual running: urs. Washington. This nation will ralso Ha army or 3,ooo,Voo ly selective con-a-rlpt Ion. The draft army bill psssi-d both house and wnnti. Ihn limine by ,197 to 24, and I ho m imln by Kl in . RcniiinrH voMiik iKulnKl Hit bill wrn: llonih. ;iirv tlronna. Hard' wick, Klrby, l.s Kollptle, Tbonma and - Trammel. Hctminr Ijinr did nut ap pear in the w-itutr and wus not palr-il. Ik'iIiii Iioiimi rlislit rriulilli'tiB, 14 dfiiioi nilK and lmilon, Nfi York, so-t-luliNt, Mitr) KuikIiiII. ('allfnrnln, proltl blllonlst, viiied nKNliist tbn bill. Tlio others vnlliut SKalnst ll were: Aaron. MlrhlRun; llurnctt, AlAlmma; t'liurrh, "llfr,ni(; Clark. Florida; Claypool, Ohio; 1)111, WashliiKton; Domlnlrk, Hon Hi Carolina; Gordon, Ohio; Hayes, California; Milliard. Col orado; Hudillrslon, Alabama; Krallnir, Colorado; King, Illinois; la Kolletto, WsshlnKton; Kondfon, MlnncMola; Ma son, Illinois; Nolan, California; I'ow era, Knnturky; Hoars, Klnrida; Hhor wood, Ohio; Sfsson, Mississippi. . Joint conferences tills week must between tbc meaa- In a few weeks Haiiilxtw wir will i t ..-.l . ' " .. nr. e i n!Z u ZhlmS 3 board as to the election of assist, KU8"al the Metho, 1st vic. fih haU-hery, and part of its .f.wnirfi. ant teachers and otherj matters. Twt Sumlay morning, but contaite will be relea.4l , in line Wn veXrd-Tv from Walla Walta Mr' Fiti!Pat,-ick. as the ""fc u 'i' erk lwve Weato yesterday from Wata Walla choice from more than fifty ed by fine young pnchers from wUvrd tiwrti uL "r"w. m r A , applicants for the superintendency, "t?'na'"' ': cw- water. Tlio remainder will be de kZVuZ Ksesscs a pleasing personality and mviiauon is exicnacaio an not p,wito in , treams in the nrstnae. made a favorable impression upon otherwise engaged. W. B. Smith, neighlwriwod of Milton. V F. A. Mclcher, a traveling sales- the Weston people whom he met. Pastor' ' ' " i This news, gratifying to local an- man of San Francisco, was a re- He Will go back to Roseburg to re- While driving to town Monday f'ers, was obtained from George cent visitor to Weston and engaged main until September, when Mrs. from the R. W. Brown farm Dale Tnk'n state deputy game warden, Miss Alma Barnett to tat two Amer- Fitzpatrick will accompany him to Brown and his three young sisters who vi8'ted Weston Tuesday. Mr. ican flags, one of which will be Weston. were thrown from the rig during a Tonkin said the shipment would sent to New York City. The com- Col. F. G. Lucas returned Tues- runaway, but by great good for- ftf'" ral difTerait varieties of pleted flags will be entered m com- day from a long automobile trip tune all of them escaped without trout iTu,t th length of one s fin petition at an exhibit to be made through the old Oregon military any very serious hurt. A loosened ?er. and that they will be ready for oy siik mreaa manuiacxurers. land irrant - wh.Yh in.-lnrb.d Kn tuir fritrhtenod the h. ftB,i me noos in anouc anotner season. Mrs Georw W Kennedy dauch- mile streU;h from Ontario to Al- when they were in full flight the pnu.mt ; aside, the . Mr- l?6. .' iU , yaUR,n banv. He arromnunmd W P n. 'toninie dmnned. unendino- tho pectS are that Fine creek Will wr 1WW'V vl.n f si Po..i ; uir and Kniiiina' oil if. ..,m.f better trout stream this spring than was killed ana reu nunn. a wck-. Vand U .! ora ident for a dwm arg ()J. The and much nmlPrlal damage w doHO man, and Anton Gentges, a rail- T Wfer3rl President Price of the commercial fish .ladder put in by farmers in the The nationality of the airplane has road man severely injured in a Louta W ffiH X P,ub W appointment Hudson Bay district to make pa- not been e.Ubll.hcl. collision at Pend.eton Sunday even- lZnsthe KmLt Tuesday evcnin,f of tI,e ,ocal com" e "W the finny tribe over . ing between an O-W. engine and a f V?l "IWJf'JJ"""- mittoe which will work in co-onera- a high fall, is said to be workinir Joffr. Wants Flao In Franc.. mio Kicai naiu, which .. ,., ., . .. - . r. . ... . " . . iion wun rne county committee or niceiy. m tnis event nne creek wasntngion. Marshal Joffre told ' The senate-bill would draft men be tween Zl'arxl 27; the bouse between 21 aod 40. ' , v." : : -f Familiar Misquotations. "Where there's a will there are many qimblillne relations." Bomb Dropped on Dutch Town. London. llombs were dropped by . an airplane Sunday night on Zlorlk- pros- zec- 'n ,he Iutcb province of Zeclsnd, be a 3' fteuter dispatch from The Hague. Prime Beef Pork, Mutton, Veal Dressed Poultry FISH Monday and Thursday Get Our Prices I'hotie No. M. (Intern taken by phone for iniiil routes. Tun percent Jiitvresi on nllac counU aflurJIO days. A. P. Perry Dr. a. 5. NEVVSOM I Physician and! burgeon. Post lluibling llir. Stono'e for mvrulllcu) Athunii, Ureg. $500,000 to loan on pood wheat land at 6196 FV G. Lucas z Heal Ottste and Loans Weston, Oregon NO W'S THE TIME to psy ymr Weston Leader "sub" Reutcr Three persons were killed this great tract, which contains Hon.,000 acres. Ford automobile owned and driven Dy BIT. iunn. jih inj.'i .ii mi' ni. fiatmnal ilcleiiw' miller tin. ilit-i'(iiii will allnril the Kiiiiu mun i lln.l il the nsnnla nt Amorlm through n..k. occurred at the .West Webb t.tre-tj K. J. Adams, west-ni Oregon of tbe AVi-Mon commit teenian, H. A.did in the- good old days of yon-,' Ington newspsprr cbrrpupondents who railroad crossing, and the car was meinUr of lb; btaU hiKbway com- Harncs. Its iiienilM-rs are; W. II. when Uill 1'iirp, Johnny Reynolds up him, that Franco . Mt- knocke down a steep cmbankmeiit .mission, will address the people of Gould, chairman; Mrs. E. M. War- and Ed Weaver made their respec- Isbes the confident hope that the fla and literally demolished. It was Weston May 9 at 10 a. m while on ren, Mrs, Clara Price, Miss Doris tive reputations as piscatorial ex- of the United States soon will be fly traveling at a hii'h rate of 6wd. a speaking tour vt On eouatjr. . Iternes, J. W. FoYty ' - porta, - - - lac a bar totUt Uim. ' . i i - f " Phone 229 Painless Dentistry DR. R. B. ROBBINS ' i Judd liuilding Court and Main Streets , PENDLETON, OREGON am i