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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1917)
iien id isierv How about your supply of the above items? We have never been better prepared to supply your needs in these items, and our prices are far below our competitors . Better make out a list of your needs in these lines and if you can not come send us your mail order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Children's fluvce union suits (Im(o or grey) in siscs 2 to IS. 59.-.i9-.W Children's wool union suits (while or Rivy) in sues 2 to 15 7J-I.W Ladies' florce union suits, medium or heavy weight .. to l.l'.t Ladies' lleerv shirts and drawers tall siscs) 1 Ladies' medium weight union suits short or long sleeve, hih or low neck l.l'J I. m lies' wool union suits. Inch or low lived, short or Ioiik uvv- $i.tv2.iv;t.25 Lailies wool vests and nts - white or jtrvj. all sue MS InfsntN' rashtnere hose ... .'? Infant.-.' eotton hoe . 2 for .- Misvs' roltou Ihkv .I'.Vmi Indies' cotton hose .12'-. IJI.SR Ladies' hhrv silk hose .2'-.l'.' Ladies' all silk hone . I.'fi Ijklies' fancy silk hose l.l'J Hoys' cotton hose 2i Boys' and girls' wool hose lloV (leeee union (mis, dc I to HI . .Ki .7'. lloys' Wool union eillts. .-.e 1 In Hi . , I. to hi l.l'.i Men's fleece union stulx I.i'i Men's ril'lied union Milts I I'.'i Men's wool union uili . 2.2,V;t.2Ti Men' cilk and wool union suit 4.25 Men's rteece i-hirts ami ill titter till Men's rihhed shirta and drawers M MenV wool shirts and drawer . !W to 2.25 Men's wool sox .I'.l-.'.r Men's cs.shmere son . ,X Men's cerman ox I.&'i Don't fail to see our line of Stag Shirts, Mackinaws and Sweaters I THE GOLDEN RULE 'J WESTON SCHOOLS .Mti'iiiliiiie' litis ir i.- liiiuer than IM in hoth tin' grades mid high whool. The work is well un der way. ami much interest is bring taken ly llu Mudents in their sew el ill l;i..ks. The tyiN'writiiiK ili'imrliiiiiit ii. now overvrvwded Mid inure stu dents ro desiring this work, iA I'Viilny ul'leriiiHiii n .slim I gelli'I'ill (lv'liili,v v.l held ill lu auditorium l" the high s'IiimiI. At IhlS lime the cllldillt IiinIv M fll- ored !i Miv Huliy 1'inv with m'V. er:l I'l.iim seleehuli.s. Mis.- I'l'liV is .'rni'luiiie of V. II. S. nml is mhiii uoing to cullce.!'. lu v. S. I'', I Well pic II lii'ief MildlVN-. t" the t u. I. itl -., which wits tiivntly iiiv- cinti. lie elmse :in his Mlhject, "TIiom1 Tllille Wlneh Milketlllll- aeler." It is hon-d I Iiii( nthct'K of our tow n.sHiile m.iy In- IM I-Miadeil to iiih',ii- lieforv the hich m-IioI from time to lime. WESTON LEADER CLARK 00U, PoblUhtr The Year tl 50 Six Months 0 73 Four Months o 50 FMDAT, SEPT. 21 117 f EnlcrtS at tht peitelfice al Wtitea. Orteoa tcfia'dui aail matter. If Kerne) Boyd brings a hear into that Montana camp of Athena hunters, it will be close at his heels. PENDLETON HORSE AND MULE SHOW OCTOBER 6 i Five hundred dollars in cx-h prizes will le given at the Horse and Mule Show to he held in Pen dleton Sat unlay, IHidier ,;, accord ing to announcement made by the si'retary of the association, r. (. V. Iassen. Juilges will ho flirted from the O. A. ('.extension faculty. . United States Can Out- man and Outbuild In Air All the Other Nations Bf Briber Ccntrd C O. SOUIEK. Quel Siftul Oiticer, U. S- A. There will be many classes, with T develop all the possibilities of 111,1 ; a first prize of and a srond A fighting in and from the air in ,'",n,',,-v-prize of $" in each class. this present war bo Anicr- I'urc bred cattle, shei'p ami hogs tea great port, huropc is war a will also lie shown. For thes.- there weary and exhausted. The person- win ne run urn prui-s only. net 01 our allies lor the most euec- U. K. Anderson, countv conimis- t i v e military 1 sinner, will give a special prize of avtatiou has mule colt out of been used up, Peoples Theatre Wivk eliding October lib. Friday, Sept. '2H 1'athe presents (iludyr. Hulette in "Her New York;" Kntzenjaiumer Knl.s in "Sharks is Sharks." Saturday, Sept. L".l I'lilhe pi. -Milts Kuth Ko land in "The Neglected Wife;" Mutual picM iils Helen Holmes in "The Kailroailer.s." ubo Shorty II.iimiIu.ii in "Shorty Solves the llitili Cost of laving." Sunday, Sept. .'Ill Mutual pres. lit. s loi'e Kane m "Snil's I'mhi." Mnmla,v, (Vt. 1 I'nivcrsal MimiI I'rogiain; a two ns'l I.K'i comeily ; u big I' comedy drama, t'uneiil Fxeiit.s; mai-ii big ui'l.s. WediieMlay. Oct hImt .'t Vitagraph iiim mI. Lillian Walker and Kvert Overton in "Ib's per of the Mountains." Thursday, llctiiU-r I Mutual preM-nts the great five re'l feature, "The lligh- nl.so a two r-el Vogue Wht Housewitei Htre Ung Looked For tooHtnltlitiinia PLavo FLour onct used, nothing tint tvally aailont In wayt Ilka ihli. whkh Ihnuiuimli nf woman at tifyin la among lhali Manila tvaiywhaia vtif day I "rat liulwll.lt'-'Whll' "KUh Taaa"-"lla More Lite and Molsiura" "Makas Bailar BiaaJ. Paairyamt Dlf cuha" "Baai Nune Klayor" "lake Mmhar UaadH--"Ual in M Vaaia" "riakr. Naiui.riaofed- -Taaae Laaa ol ll"-"ltvery Sat a Alike In MB Qualiiy" "Loni-LaiUnf r"ltbM" eic, etc. Ordar a Trial 8m k Taalaf Satiafarlian Gaaraalaa4 - Try ll and ralurn lout what yal d""1 u.. ami wa will at one a raiuin mnna II ou ara nni moai piaaaaa. " , know ua ind wa know Ih.l rU TlMVt la raattst aaiiaTactlon. VUllort moat waleoma W rUav rivt mada. Sola taakar for tbia conmuikliy. t PVOf WESTON MILLING CO. Al.ni WvHton's II. 1.1 uud tthole Win a I Flour; Crahaui, t'errala. Feed am I Hay; Svid liraiii. Stojk I hI and I'oullry Supplha. Wv do eu.itoni inillini;. Your patrotmitu solliiled. W. I.. KoliblMi. (is ECONOMIC"ANO'MlClTARY PREPAREDNESS THE UNIVERSITY OF, :GREG0H la aarawi alwallf I aaM Ma afcaaMaa. alfaca Ml nil iiiHSii ha MILITARY OMLL. POMMTIC MltMCK ARTS AMD COMMSRCI !. I . I 9m HiNm fiH aawlia. Vaa aaaaaii i I f . aaK.lt, aa r Himnlil.T-i r i ( A Mm B-tm - Ml "Tfca mmmm mm4 w M A ka 0waH,.- 4naa -. Describing Uie Round Up is good deal like painting the rose and we will leave the job to the ex pert word artists on the. big papers 125 for the U-st and magazines. It is enough for us his jack. to say that the 1917 Round Up was . heLfiml eford and Shorthorn . g I. . i.l . u ouna bought in Chicago by the Pen- the classiest of all, although each deton Rfoat Jwk& preceding event was a wonderful Sturgis will be on exhibit. show. Pope Benedict predicts that Ger many cannot be beaten, thus put ting another crimp into the fetish of papal infallibility. No entry fees will be charged ex hibitors and the assocation will pro vide free hay for all stock on ex hibit. Passes w be issued to all exhibitors. ' VESSEL SINKINGS REDUCED While the Leader s contest is on will be a good time to send a year's subscription to your absent relative or "close tilikum." own copy to the Navy Department Report Decrease Within the Pact Ten Day. Washington. "Submarine sinkings Carrying your of convoyed ships 10 days ago amount postoftice and ed t0 one-,11f t one per cent, and the . , ... .. , BinmugB oi'convoyeu snips now are wrapping and mailing it, takes . , , v very much lower. time, besides costing you 52 cents rm nUlf.mPnt w raljp by Alimir. a year in stamps. We- need the al Benson, acting secreiary of the money worse than Uncle Sam, even navy. Admiral Benson said he had no though the war is costing him two v""! sinkings before million dollars an hour. "". but that since merchant vcshHb mere givcn cscortB deslroyers the num If he has any sense of the fitness ber of sinkings had shown a aensa of things, the Bulldogger eil. will tional drop. get a pair of those Chicago wooden Ships of allied and neutral nations shoes to match his cranial ex- 'r0 bc,De ,akcn acr,,R'' ,n,, Atl"n,lc . . under the iirotection of warships, iremity. Ships that have come through the J'anama canal join the fleets leaving An exchange given an incident Atlantic ports in this country In great that illustrates the imiossihility of numbers. telling where the trouble restiltng from a mortgage will end. A man mortgaged his farm to buy his wife a pair of ear-rings. The wife took killed in the in fantry, cavalry and artillery. I mean the young men between nineteen and tvon ty - live years of ngf the period of life when men are at their best for uerisl work. In tier- man; this class of personnel hlis certainly been ex hausted. So it remains for u., com ing in with a fresh viewpoint, TO EXI) THIS THING TIIK FIRST POSSIBLE Sn.VUTE. Nothing else counts. Saving a reek of this wnr would be cheap at any price. And the United States ulono can make this contribution to her allies nnd the world. We can ouUnian all the other countries in volved, friends and foe, and we can surely outbuild (hem. TO WIN QUICKLY BY THE SHEEN WEIGHT OF THE NUMBER Of OUR MACHINES MEANS THE SENDING OF THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF MEN OF THE UNITED STATES TO THE TRENCHES. Wedding and' Shower Thtirxliiy, September 2". Mi.- Ma Wilson was united in marriage t Mr. John Banister junior al the Methoflist parsonnge in Pendleton by Rev. Mr. Gornall. The bride is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Wilson, and the bridegroom a son of Mayor and Mrs. J. M. Banister. Both are prominent and (sipular young ieo ple of this community. The ceremony was a quiet one, attended only by the parents of the young couple and by Mr. and Mrs. L. I. O'Harra. Mr. and Mrs. Banister were giv en a reception and shower Wednes day evening, the 2.1th. at Weston nera house. This had been most tastefully decorated, one jiart being converted into a reception hall and the remainder licing left for danc ing. The bride and groom were showered with many beautiful and expensive presents. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Harry lienthe and Mist KiIiih Banister. Mr. and Mrs. I.. I. O'Harra were host nml hostess, for the evening. OVERLAND THE UTMOST IN CAR VALUE 1.917 P-qMi I Model IK) Touring Car WO Model Mi-1 Touring Car. 1010 Model 8'J-ti Touring Car M-fJ Willys-Knight I Overland 1575 Ovcrlumis nlmotit sell themselves, and Rive abtio lute satisfaction wherever placed. Best hill climb ers on the rwul today. Let mv convince you. Dr. S. L. REWARD - - Vestoo Agent 'JSiSK5Ctfif Americans Under Fire in France. With the nritish Armi8 in the Kir-Id. American troops for llm first tlm are under (Jerman fire In Kranrc. in washing to pay the interest on Two American soldiers have been the mortgage and the- first day lost slightly wounded by fragments of a one of the diamonds in the suds and b"rt'n8 l'c- A certaiu contingent or tne American army is now located Rights of Nations Have Taken the Place of Rights of Kings tl ne By tried to hang herself in the but the rope broke and she fell a $150 Jersey cow, breaking back. ' " .llraotlv hahlnrf hn n.l.i.l. II.... II .. . . -.- ,j vwmiui. . viiiwu mm, well On within ru its two wounded men are the proudest members of this contingent. w Even the president of the Unit- Prafettor ROBERT M. M'ELROY, Princeton University HEN it is considered that the citizen hip of ' the United Stntea is made up of so many different races it is indeed a flatter ing tribute to the strength of our Institutions to note the widespread loyalty of the people. In polyglot America during the I. 0. O. Jr. Will Raise $2,000,000 Fund. lAllLvill. T1.fi . I . ed States could not have swapped i... n n e t... , . rr lodge, I. O. O. r by a unanimous vote places with the little Indian boy .dopted a resolution which authorizes present crisis racial' lines and tradi that won the Round Up pony race. Us various state grand jurisdictions tions are set aside. Millions of poly - io raise oy inamciuai assessment 12,- With greater consideration than J0,00.00' wl be voted to the rvuci vi uuu f ciiowb woo Dilfil ID Church of the Brethren Order of services for Sunday September .'!0, '.i7: HI a. in. Sunday school. 1 1 a. m.- Preaching. 2::il p. in.- Mission Study. (!::m p. in. ('. W. S. 7:.'HI i. in. Ilible Study, Life of Chrisl. JOHN HONKVVny. Klder. Dr. S. L KEHIIARD Veterinary Surgeon Hospital at corner of Main and Broad streets. Phone Main 253 Your orders promptly filled. P. T. Harbour bas ever been shown toward us. we l6e nUUarr service of the United will refrain from saying that if Dr. Lassen has a class for jackasses he need seek no further than the Rull .dogger sanctum for a prie hist-imen. States, and members of their families. Steel Prices Cut Washington. Steel prices in th United States rc cut in half when gressive nations of tho earth stood President Wilson approved a scale of for the rights of man. glot Americans stand ready to fight for American ideals and are as lovnl as those PILGRIMS WHO CASlE TO THESE SHORES IN THE MAYFLOWER, The ideal pronounced by our pres ident is higher than the law of any constitution. For centuries the pro- Some people seem In entertain the notion that the war is being carried on for their particular and persona! profit. Yes, the powers ought to have prevented Belgium from jumping on to poor liai&er Cill- quotations fixed in a voluntary agree ment made by producers with the Wsr Industries Hoard. HOMER aVWATTS Attorney-at-Law Hractices in all State and Kedera Courts. ATHENA, OREUON BUT AT PRESENT WE ARE PRO CLAIMING A HIGHER IDEAL THE RIGHTS OF NATION8. When the kaiser of all the Prus sianized Germans turned the pagf-s of history in August ho found that the rights of nations had taken the placo of the rights of kings. Social dance October 6. .Dr. J. C. BADDELHY Graduate Veterinary Surfeen x Phone - Athena, Oregon a) OSTEOPATHS Adjust Spine, Iiibs, Hips or whatever is wrong. Nature then cures. DOCTORS K01S1NGT0N Main and Court Streets. Fourteen years in Pendleton. Iti mil .'otilnv OHTKOHATII V n II It i:lilim llr or iiinKii- In It.-a lluar- Preston-Shaffer Milling Co. Established 1865 Athena, Oregon . Waitsburg, Wash. American Beauty ando Pure White Made of. selected bluest em in one of the best equipped mills in the Northwest. Sold In Weston by Weston Mercantile Company i t 8