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Hen's Sis
$2.00 to $5.00 Less
If you understood tho values of
these suits as we do you would su
ply your wants at these prill's ami
know you wore getting values that
cannot U duplicated in the state.
Tin- manufacturers of Clothcraft
clothing; have advised us of an ad
vance on this sterling line, but we
offer you these suits at the old price
less a substantial saving. Why
shop around when you can get a
Clothcraft at these prices? These
suits are suited to your needs,
whether for dress or service.
AH $8.00 suits nows $(5.50
All $10.00. suits now $7.!S
All $12.00 suits now $9.49
All $15.00 suits now $12.00
All $20.00 suits now $16.00
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As an extra special for this season we offer for im
mediate selling a remarkable clothing opportunity.
Boys' Clotting
One hundred Miils to M-lcet from.
The sea-on's iinl snappy, dressy,
mannish suits. Nothing ivM-rved
we have too many.
You want your hoy well drcNvd, so
take advantage of this opH.i tunity.
lFi:i I'lUt'K ITTS N KVKKY
SUIT.
All $2.00 suits now $1.19
All $5.00 Host Kver brand now
$:1.9vS
All $7.50 llist Kver brand now
$5.iW
All $10.00 Ik-st Kver brand now
$7.98
OncSPKCIAL LOT of Hi suits
for this sale, your choice $1.98
Younglllen'sSiiits
at Less
You know the price of clothing
ha. advanced. You have expected
tn pay more and will U plciwd to
know ilia) you can buy suits for
our I'oyx nt even cm. We have
lli' ( lutliciaft mid llclinont units
for young men in sien from ',',' to
'XI. The- lire the mhmiii's best.
U It and pinch backs a.H well ns the
plain, Conner at ie back. All Uar
the marks of lirolt'lww tailoring
ami ach has distinct ivi-ratm in
style. Your 1 w ill be proud to
wear them.
All $S.tlO MMtn tiow Jl'i.'iO
All $lo.(Mt Miits now $7.9
All I'J.oo suits now $9.59
All $15.00 suits now $12.00
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Here on a Furlough
F'loyd Corporan, soldier tmy
BREVITIES
Karherine Lieuallen was guest of
i honor June 28 at a pleasing little
party given in observance of her vij8ting. rciatives here
T tnU kia.fk.4fiv onnii'dTOirv Twpfl. . i i r
16 Die Whan Tank Drops en Sttamtr.
Milwaukee. Win. Nine men ami si
while Oil ft Mnmitn wArfl kit If (I anil altttnikllltiitt'lv
it l. 1 I nC. Tiuan. . .... . m
lenin oirinuay Biiiuvr..,. '"--short furlough Iront duty, lo- 13 tnjurel. om wriousiy. wlon (!...
J ty-three of her young scho;! mates gether with meml)er of Company .ick mcmor ( hriaioftur (
parucipaica in an aiieriioo.i u. K . Washington, he hua been Ulubu. in wIiikIiiii ay from h. r
pier for tho return trip tu Chlfsui),
crabd Into a ilock on thn Milnuuki'o
river, catmiiiK h"K' wnt'-r luiik to
fall from tho top of a fuatnry ware
house onto tho ilcik of lln- vfm.
soldier.
Miss Anna O'Sullivan
land is the guest of Mr.
H. Goodwin.
ADVANCE IN GALICIA
BEGUN BY RUSSIANS
., , ,'- t,. m- games ana enjoymeni ami wire jnjarjjng br dges in Eagle gorge in
Mr. and Mrs George Phillips rved with cake and lemonade. The evades Floyd is delighted
are visiting here from Washtucna. ol(er gut.tsi were Mr3. R. Lieual- wjth the ,ife anj vicissitude of a
1 Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Simth return- len, Mrs. H. L. HedricK ana onss
ed Monday from their Portland Anna Lavender. Many lovely pres
v isit. ents were received by Miss Kath-r-
: 1 : ...... n ,l.iir tliftf u.-ill
01 1 on- , ,. . ... 1 ,i 1:1.1,.
1 . oe rememoervu uy neiai-i aui
and Mrs. . : ;
which the lucky numbers fell to Ora
Mr. and Mrs. E. Scrivncr of Con- Webb and Jim Lucas.
d..n are guests of Mrs. J. W. Hyatt of (;rahal( a
on the Weston uplands. ( f mM joy . Wfn, Mon.
J. E. Jones is temixirary mail day by two witnesses while ran-
carrier on Route No. 1, having re- sacking the house of Mrs. Lvtha
lieved Matt Vanderpool. King during her absence from town.
Carl Knapp, residing on (V.usc They are said to have broken oix-n
creek near Milton, is under arrest trunns lorn coining rum
for failing to register for the war
census.
Rich Roumanla.
Itnilliiniilii Ih oiik f llic rlclickt piirt
uf KiirM'. AftiT tin- tnllwl Hlntci
nii'l !!ulii It Is the Inrxrst gmln
groHlnu counlry In iln worlil. It Is
iin nf llic wnrld's chief nil fields. Us
middle cluss I probably tho richest to
tin found anywhere.
Labor Will Njt Attend 6e(lon.
WanhliiKtou. Th') Ami-rlcan Kinivr
atlou of I-nbor has duclliicd to particl'
pata In tho international conference
of t linlis unions called by the recent
16,000 Teutonic Prisoners Are Stockholm conference to ineet Sop-
Not a Botanical Species.
The artichoke, which oriulnnlly came
frmn Unrlinry, Is 110I n Imtiinlcnl se
clcs, but 11 variety f the thistle, which
grow sHiiitiiiieniitly nil nloiitf the
African eonsl of Hie Sletlllerruueno
from Mnroi'co Id I'uIckIIiia,
Taken in Big New
Offensive.
t'etrugrad. Russia has resumed the
offensive. More than 16,000 prison.
temaer 17 in Swlueriand.
AdmlDiitutoi'i RoUc ol mine
Flail Account
THE MARKETS
the walls and committed other dep
-reflations. When Mrs. King came ers, many guns and other articles of
home nhe found her rooms in irreat war. material and several strongly for-
John M. Bowman, a Pendleton ditirlcr. As this is not the only tifled Austro-German positions In Ga
carijenter, killed his wife in a fit mihitf 0f which the Graham Ixjys licia were taken In the mighty smash
of jealous rage and then committed nave -en accused, their case was delivered July 1, tho preclso time set
suicide. submitted to Truant Officer John for an offensive by War Minister Kcr
Afir a olsnnt viKii with rela- Hailev bv the local authoritu. ensky several weeks ago In a com-
tives and friends, Mrs. O. C. Tur- Arthur Wright died Monday at
ner and children are leaving Jy peTUeton, following an operation
auto Sunday for their home at En- for auw;nfjicitis. The remains were
terprise.
.Tai-W Chaoin has a letter rfom bis vices were conducted Thursday at
brother Elmer, who resides in In- the L. Nolte residence by Elder
dian Valley, Idaho, saying that his John BonewiU. Interment was had
house and all its contents were de- in I. 0. O. F. cemetery. Mr. Wright
stroyed by fire. was 'Id years old, and is survived
II. by his widow and one daughter.
W. L. Bobbins refunded to ,fe wsw an in(Uf(trious and respect
hurry call from Athena th s week , hjs unlimd (,th
to help our neighbors erect their regretted. In recent
handsome new flag pole in time for , e d jn fjmn.
?! J J f,ttl ' I "1 I near Helix.
munication to tho United States gov
ernment. The brilliant Russian advance, the
news of which has sent a wave of
Portland.
Wheat Club $2.15; blueslem 12.20;
red Russian, 12.10; forty fold. $.'15.
Barley No. 1 feed. $42 per ton.
Hay Tlmolhy, $30 per ton; alfalfa
$18.
Butter Crramery, 36c.
Eggs Ranch, 31c.
Wool
72e.
Mohair- 85c per lb.
In the ('011 uty Court of tho Stitto of
Oregon for Ifrmitilln County.
In tho Mutter of the Kstiito of Martin
t' Olson, Deceased.
brought to Weston and funeral ser- rejo(clng throuRh lh- cntre
Notice is hereby given thut f, as Ad
iniiiliitrutur of the bIkivo iiiiukh) eiiUte,
have filed my linnl iiri'oiint mid reHn t
with the Clerk of tho nbove entitlnl
('iiift, which Court Iihh lined iikii 11
o'clock in the forutuHin of July :v,
1!H7, lis the time mid the County Court
ItiMim in the Court IIoiiho in Tho Cilv
Kastero OreRon, lc; valley, of IVmlluton, Umatilla County, Ore
gon, as the place, when anil whuro nny
iiersou iiHVing any uujeciiou or excep
lion to anything in hhIiI linnl ticcount
and report contnineil, or tu anything
clone tiy Die AdmmiHirator hi any time,
was led by War Minister Kcrcnsky In
person.
According to news received by the
government the offensive la develop
ing In an absolutely favorable manner.
For several days tbe war minister
had been continuously at tbe front.
spending every effort to urge tbe
troops to advance, tie finally rode to
the front lino trenches, find, placing
himself at the head of tbe troops, garg
Terms are cash at
Weston Leader shop
Nearly all of Weston's people eel- the order to advance,
ebrated the Fourth of July at Ath- The spectacle of the popular war
and had a grand good time, minister on tbe firing line accom-
ialties.
The United States Civil Service
u. a ena
lomrnibbioii hob auiiuuui;eu 011 a-
t it tt
aminauon ' Athena park, directed by Mayor and the Russian line swept forward
tilla to be held July 28 at Pendle- Honer ,FWatts. was complimented Into the German trenches.
mu.iiuiraimi"v 1... nn fU Ucl ih,r ..vi.r In th Boitiilt. the RimalAin nccu.
of Wosfnn onH " wre
Wltneaseu ai. ccieui atioii iij tins i.mw u uufii, r""vu
The program of exercises at the pllsbed what oratory bad failed to do,
I Westoa Meat Market I
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tlon of rural carrier i
occur later on
vacanc.es um '' u' part 0f the state. It had that qual- southwest of Brezeiany, and also
rural routes from other postoffices. ty descrjbed cas8 Konluchy. on tbe river of the same
The crop outlook around Weston address was given in his inimitable name,
grows more promising as the season and pleasing way by Will M. I'e- t
advances. In a number of fields terson of Pendleton. The afternoon Black Hair Means Vigor
where wheat has well headed out it Hj)orU were novel and diverting. The most pugnacious of all onlmnU
look as though the yield may be a known in nature Is the black panther.
bumper one, and it will at least chss. H. Carter Dan I'. Smylhe '"t uimeuit of all horse to con
be up to the Weston sianuaru.
Fields not so wi-ll advanced show a
good stand and a healthy color.
The chief danger now is from hot
cr drying windi.
Carter & Smythc
LAWYERS
PENDLETON - OREGON
trol la a black alnllloo. The one snake
which never con be safely handled by
a snake-charmer Ik the bliick, cobra.
Tbe only uutaineuble funilly in the tim
id species of mice Is the black mouse.
limy present the same anil they will be
heard, and when and where sniil fiiuil
account will bo by the Court Anally f
Bl'l (.It'll.
Thin notice is mihlixlied pursiuint to
order of tho uliovo entitled Cbunty
Court niiulu Juno 20, 1917.
CIIAS. II. CARTER,
AihniniHtrator of tho Estate of
Mnrtin E. Olson, Deceased.
Flew Home
Users
are Quality
Choosers
FOR BALK BY
II. A. BRANDT
WESTON. ORE.
Meats and Fish
Ham, Lard
and Bacon
A. P. Perry
PURE ARTIFICIAL
IGE
iir n c MmvcAu
4 I Physician and Surgeon
J T Pt Uuitding (Dr. Stone's for-
h X morolllce) Athena. Oreir.
I Weston Transfer Co. f
Davis & Ellis
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"Call a taxi!" Lafe McBrlde's is al
ways at your disposal. Phone 92.
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$500,000
to loan on good
wheat land at
DR. C. H. SMITH
Physician and Surgeon p. q. Lucas
Ofllce in Wiitts building
WES I ON ... UKtUUN
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Kesl Estate and Loam
Weston, Oregon
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