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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1917)
H for the coming of '"Jack tYostr lie never fails to appear, ami usually comes when you are not prepared. Better Ret your winter supply and Rive him a warm reception when he arrives. Our stock of winter merchandise is now complete and prices sjvak for themselves. Cotton blankets oWoolnap" blanket. . Wool blanket. Indian robes (crib) Indian robe (largct Com foils . Cotton bat In (V- H Cotton batt (I lb.) Cotton batt (3 lb.) White uuling flannel.... Colonel outing flannel., thitinir eowni (ladies'). . . to 2-t'!t 2.4'. tit ,: 1 to 7..VI a.n . .t;.uo-io.nu . I.;:. t x:s 1;. sa-.tw . ...IJ'v.lo . .is.1-. is ..(13 to 1.4'. Outing gowns children '1. .. t? to .?J Don't fail to sec WESTON LEADER ClAKK HOOD. rblihf The Year f 1 50 Sii Months 0 75 Four Months 0 50 ntlOAT, OCT. I 117 Entered at th pailollicc si Mtitos. Oin si tMnoStlit sssil matter. Whatever may lie (leniiaiiy's troubles, she is spaml the pest of an 1. W. W. Having declared that Wootlrow Wilson is the world's most power full figure, Sam Blythe may never have heard of Kernel -Boyd. "Tliem that has gets" and in lis particualr InstaMtx- thj to get a few Liberty IJonds. Weston has a young author w ho is jusi eiueiBiim tiooi .7. ....... . ie does not mong to ine senotH of romanticism, and cleaves to fact rather than to fiction, hut his con tributions deserve the perusal of those who Inlieve in community lirogress. We refer to Mr. Andy Harnett, and with considerable prmc w prweni ctscwne.e n, m- entry nuusU-rpu- Or.lmance No. Zoi ami iruinance i. to.. A friend suggi-sts that we speak of the Bulldogger as "that reptilian sheet," hut our sjmrt. til. fears that the' next time he went fishing he would lie bitten by a revengeful rattlesnake. The Cteniians and Austrians have demonstrated a sense of the fitness of things by fighting each other at Pola. The striking shipyard men have set their unions alxivc the Union. The news comes from acnss I he line that Walla Walla is still a ver- dant and credulous field for uridine fctoek salesmen refrigerator .....l. oiuvn and oil stock having the lead just now. Although admitting Wash ington's leadership in other re. spects, Oregon can iioint to its "blue sky law" as one example of legislative superiority. Mock sales- men ore about as middling seldom around here now as prk chois in - ft ,-.tiv " ' At.ir i.-t Mi.-nri.-t mnrf-miti- hot- ter sidewa,kson Main tfnrl have at last develop into a concrete proposition. prono.iuoiK In -war esMi-i'ally "nothing sue- iik. and if he bad cetils I.Ke suctex,. ami 11.1 captur.11 raris ine n-rii.a.i it.. would not now Ik- secretly fussing f Hi kaiser. .i . Clrk M that liberty w,th,n lcn JaS f ,ld,tl H fmrny n hi. raoke of peace. Oiamp -rk y t,,al '""y hereof. mi food tobacco I Mld to he mdty Bonds are better than tax receipts Dted this 17th day of October, lacking In France. A little lew Im- which is s straw indicating the 1917. ANDY T. BARN FT., proving ndvic and a fw m..re dea Jircvtion of the conditional wind. Recorder of the City of Wesloti. rte. , ould ba .rrr-ctated hr samny. If ill 1 Hoy' outing gown '. Mm' outing gowns . : I.IW Boy' pa jama. . itcn' pajamas. l.dic' 't jamas (olio piece! l '1" Ladic' knit cap " ,:' Children' knit raps '' ChiMrvti' w eaten. . . to -V-is LaJics' aw cater (very Ut.-t) . . I ; to li.'.Mi Boys' awvatow 'J to 2.W Men' sweaters .t.W to 5.:) Mcn'a mackinaw. 5.W to !.! Hovs mackinaw 2.'.,-S to o.W our line of Men's and THE GOLDEN RULE IF YOU ARE AN AMERICAN, BUY A BOND (L'matilla County Cumnnttwl Your country is at war. Money is nevded. The government is iikin: the people l I my its ImiimIs. Ni iutriot ean refuse the ap al. The fall is to rifh anl hm.i- alike. A lond ne is no, ehan.y. it is duty. A Iwnd putchast? is not a dona tion, it is good liusiness. Every, man, every woman, who ean raise even $50.00 should buy. They are eatled Itlierty lunula lie eusoinis war.s ,o igIlv , the world from ol.garchy, militar- ism ami c;u-te. Fw. ittn..r nf Iwind will iH.s- . ... -i.. . . i:k..... which will always W ava.Iable as collateral security in emergency. The entire wealth of the nation will .,jn, jt If you have no, the ready money now, go to your hanker and he will arrange to purchase the Imnd for yu. Umatilla county's apportionment is l,2"i0,M)0.1HI Time is iniimrl- ant. Mom 5-.ii.nu t $,-,11,0110.00 in(ivj,ua, ,nu,t . o hjs a(iljty Secure detai.s from your hanker. Do not detay. Take your shan I)o your bit. Your sacrifice is as nothing compared with that of the men at the front. ISuy a bond today. Uuv it for your country's sake. Huy it for , , . "-..,; the sake of the men on the fighting lino, for the sake of the boys in the training camps, for the sake of the cause for which other Americans are offering their lives. If you are an American, buy J bond. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Nelson are miii-h neinirairiil tfwliiv bv marked improvemnet in the condition of their 1kv. Jim. who is still a pa- ti. - nt at St. Anthony's h.-p.tal. fob luwnc a serious accident anu oper atton. Notice of the Construction of Sidewalk Nnti.v is lo-rebv triven that uur- jrnant to ordinance duly passed by the Common Council of the City of Weston, Oregon, it is pro.iosod to . ... ..II... .... Iu.tl. rouiiruei mil. ni niiR wiiw -mi iiuui of Main Street lM-twwn With- ington Strer't and Uroad street, ami .l .1. . ..t f vi.-... i. W Str.-H and rniar Street, the co.-t and expense of eon- slructing t he same to be made a charge on and to be paid for by the lots and parts of Iota and parcels of land fronting UMn said (Kirtion of Main Street in pnuiortion to the f Ttjvt. ,,)Ui aI, . f .. . A NTSn ,uir. t'r(.mstrato against said pro- ,H-d improvemeiil sliould file such remittrauce with the unil.-rsigu.f m Men' flannel idiirl I. W to 2.1 Men' cotton union suit I to Men' flewce union sinlii 't Men' wool union mill 2.2.V3.2" Men's silk anil wool union soils t."' Boy' fleece union suns -.?. Boys' wool niiK'ii suits I.IU-I.I'.' I'lnUlivn's theee union suits. iloHi . .ilMo.r.1 Children's wool union suits. ie 2 to It? w hile or grey .7? t l.l'.i Ladic' fleece union suits .UM.I'J l.ailies' wool union suits, high or low neck. sliort or lone sleeve 2.24 to a. 25 Boys' Clothing Upland News Notes MuKh Ikiwil left Tuexlay for Minnville and later gm's t It'rt- land, where he will join the Modi- plaoes in the I'ity of Weston of taid oal Corps of the lrnitnl States proMil improvement. Army. Whereas, A in-lition was lihil Mr. and Mrs. t'eeil Hyatt of (Vil- with the Keonnler f .'' "f fax. Wash,, are visiting relnlivcs Weston on the third day of (Vto here for a few days. her, I'.IIT. praying thai the Common Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Itooher of Coimeil of the said City should or- Ant..otw are visitinir at the home of their parvnts, Mr. and Mrs. Thi little son of Mr. and Mrs. liruoe Crawford is fast improving, after a K-rious operation for apieti- dieitis. Dan Hopkins and wife of Helix motored to the I'plands Sunday ..nj u.nt ll... iltii- with r.-lat ivii ail" ? " ' " . ( f faputy )? wwk t.ni, at ,j. j j.-. English home. .t .i ti w i..:i.. r-. to make ne.r nome John N alden and lamiiy win move NHin to Weston tortile winter. (Iwen (Vmipton has retunnil home , )Uj,ijK and constructing a ce from Walla Walla, where she has ,",., i.-walk on Main Stntt In liecn for medical treatment. twn ti said imints, the exiiense of Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Shenwell f Walla Walla are visiting at tin home of C. M. Schneider for a few days. ICuliy liarklow ot .Mayten. i am.. is "10 guest 01 sir. ami ,nrs. 1.. 1 ticket . - Z1 Inp hi llin. Hi- shotilii hnv ronld- ""I 'iiah com of ni mnt-rini. Bn,rnmnt . trol f f-wxl in Knslnn') ban aotnpthlns l tin. fnrt that Annrlcan flour " "P-r thoro than In thl country. An Inventor has dcrtH a achoma f ' Pwkt knife t.,ij,. , . -- euej,y ,o w"hnV weToBd it iat t Maybe the German regulation at. lowing doable ration for ix week do so within ten days from the date to newly married couple a fboniled of he posting of the same. wunle!aCt ,h"f ,h're r'n ' n"lnJr ,UCh S, cti"n 3' '"a"""'1' ,,H- I'" walk on that portion of Main Street trVel on British hospital falp to pro- tect them fron, Ornun auhtnarinp. are either mlBhty trustful oul. or i1 iiri. , Aprnrently tbe Orman people are willing to tnnke thenwlTe a llvtnr h M fr the Junker against tbe I Zri.9 m f" uh.m . that the Brltiih uary violated her neu- trality In attacklnr tbe Gertoan hlp. Somebo. American ere not no cop- cernc - d shout anH thlnm - . Ma wvj umku 10 oe- Toat B)JTti COOOeetlon between mi. hone to the prowlc human race that tnere , ,ot romaDCe UU( ,tlB unlvere. - After three year of gpiendid service the American ambulance bai pawed from French control. With American toi.iir at th fr..ot In Frnre It 111 ,,lc Amerlcao "mbulaoce hereafter ln wrr of ,h' "r ... . Commend the Army T Fh-iunt L. iHomgron. now mem ber of Company K. Utilh V. S. Km gineert, Camp lireono, llmi'lotte, N. C, siHaks oommctidingly of Iho work l' Hi Army V. M. C. A. in a letter l I" M. Smith. He iys: "Wluit little himiv time I hau had I Imve Ihvii looking into t ho V. M. C A., uml litul it mi fur en tirely satisfactory. There is branch lf every camp or rogi- iiicnl, ami I hey Hie t Ineteil m Vh a way tlml you may foi l your ni.me eonlribntod i.'. being wry toll spent. Kvety evening, I here a nti ut t met ion of mime M.rl. Huh week they hud two mghts of moving pictures; one night an o-Mvretary of the treasury kvo h-otmc. and another night one of the lead ing miiiiMer of New York t ity guvo us a talk mi whatever they ijiive i.- A No. I. Wo ate furnii-hod reading material of all sort.-, ami also Mippheil with .-Utionory. I run safely uy that the Y. M. t. A. is doing a great ileal in this eainp." . The Weston bo.i ffl fortimiite in lieing transferred to the Kugin.vrs with the disruption of the Second Malm reRiment. A little later on they will lie ' ?it-- wi-eks of Mu.ly in an enjjimvrinr s.h'l. ORDINANCE NO. 252 I'roviiliiiK for the eotistruetioii of eemetil Mili-walks on lith cities of Main Street betWiill Wusltinj;!"" St nil ami ltntl Street, ami the south .Mle of Mam Stru t from Hnnil Strut to Arninr Street, in the City of i- t.m. ami ilinvtinn the Keeonler to twist notuv m thru- e nspieumia der the eonslruotion ot eemvnl side. walks on that portion of Mam Street in said City hen innfter il- mtiikii; ami Whereas. In tin1 opinion of said City Midi sidewalks should lie eon- strueteil on said portion of Main r.vi as ,hu,.. .... . The People of the ( ity of Weston I .1 t do Ordain as lot low: , T,m, js nm.vurv t inlpru. iin, it js herehy pro- pow-d to improve that iart of Mam .Si lift in the Cit.v of Weston do- Street, and the . , , . j., , ,... ... Armur Str.,-1 e..ntruction of said sidewalk to lie iiaid for and to he made a charge against the lots and prcels of lot.-, fronting U)on (he sjiid Main Street in proiortiin to the frontage of the re.sMvtive lots and rcel.- of land, in accordance with the Charter and ordinances of the City of Weston. Section 2. That the Kreordcr of the City of Weston is hereby in structed to pot notices of said pro mised improvement and construc tion of sidewalks in three conspicu- oils place in sjiid Cily of Weston for the ieriod of ten days, and also to have published said notice in the Weston Leader new.spaM-r, which is .i ....l.l.v ; fii.. I'llll,..-! Il'lll ...I,-) 11!,. , n..,-. (f W(.,)t( ,mw. ' W)vk f(,r th(. )Jt:. rM f l"" ?'"' w,rZ l" ronvain a provision inai any ier?in who desires to file a remonstrance against said improvement should which it is proM.sel to build is now "' a ,anc",18 MnV V'" c1""'l"t"n ami there is a probability that ht- " along in- sj.riH- m us iivm hhiihuuii nu; i"u. injured, and thereby the City of Weston lie subjected to suits for damages and put to heavy loss, it is , -o-ssary for the K-ace, health and -fty i W rityandthe inhabi- tants thr.i-of that this ordinance should take effect immediately, and a ''crgency declared to exist tl,i,i "r,"na,".',! to m f"r'' ffi-t from its passage by the 1 '..ttitm.ti Cmneil ml ntinrfit. 11I liv .', ii-- 1-, . -v the Mayor. Passed the Common Council this 15th day of October. 1917. Approved by the Mayor this 15th day of October, 1917. ' J. M. BANISTER. Mayor. Attest: ANDY T. BARNLTT. Recorder. Church of the Brethren Order of services for Sunday fV - toN - r '.'1, :17: W a. m. Sunday school. II a. 111. Preaching. 2::i) p. m. MiKsion Study. 6:30 p. m. C. W. S. 7:30 p. m. Bible .Study, Life of Christ. JOHN fcONEWrrZ, lder. What Housewives Hive Long Looked For EavroflMrKfc-Harored i'Lsvo PUmr oik umJ. nnlhlnf . irslly ssihlt In way lilt this, h ilioussmlinf womsn at lilr)rlnf vi ioni"n! Ihrlf MnUviywhlT .l.yl "l;r Hupnlor-'-WhU'' "Kkh Tiir" "H i Mot I. K and Molslut" M ilrs llriisr llnail, Paairy and Ula ,.i.i" "Mrr Nniiy KUvof" "Uha M oh.r Un,.l"-Mlll In 0 Ve" I'l.lv, Nin.lfUvind" "Tk I r , . I It" "Kv ty Back AIIW In IHfk i i," "Loit(.LaUiig KlMkMI'- tW., CK. OrU.r a Trial Sack TJf Slii(arlii CuraU4 Tir II nn.I iiuinl4Utwbatynudin1 v. r, will at one mioih your i i i y l( vu at nol moiplMd. ion ,, ! n L.. .. and know thai rUw rU-ur "'.VoVlTur n,Jc. bot tuskci for itui tomtnuttiiy. Mil Mill... Also Weston .-. II. l miuI Wliolu Whct H-ur. tjraham, I ircl. Kee.lml Hay. S, .d l.rain. St.k K.aM and Poultry SuppllM. We do tu.itoni nullliiK. Your patrtuiHi:' "hntvtl W. l ItotiKINll. PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGES Wc loan money on first class Oregon and Washington farms at lowest rates. No red tape and no delay. Write direct and save money. Give full details in first letter. We refer you to any benk lo Portland. DEVEREAUX Overland Willys-lMit ; AUTOMOBILES UGHT FOUR, 5-p?i.3enger $ 860.00 BIG FOUR, 5-pasenger 1035.00 WILLYS KNICI1T, 7-passenger 1610.00 Thu Overland Liiflil t'au t la. J "iikiW every touriiiK donmnd. Tt aatit'o in rf..rmiicv, in appsar anvv, in comfort- uml at a prtc.- you ca.T afford to pay. I? The Ovt rlan.1 Itig Kuur r the wurld'a powerful low -priced car. It ih r.imUm. iit.ilty tliu inf ear which ye r after year for many year J. ha rituhled Ovn li.ii.1 t.. lew.'. ,y u wide maTgin. all car of ucn com- . furtalile iu,i'. The VVillya-KuiK'hl -SK tvu-valvc Motor 1kl i-wry world' rord .! for It tiKth f run. a.wcr produced, almome o f or, and lack of carbon ileH.iit. It olltliintii ny ami all othtr tVt Utointill motor. J. Kmir tliminandi. ..f mile iMiyoml the uaeful ll.V of any other typ th .J Willy Knight Motor c jiitinu. to deliver at 1U1 lilghwt efficiency. ll This t'n' WiliyK-Knii:hta are the ntot b.'aullful the factory ha ever t.uitt. See tlifne earn and bo convinced. ;; Dr. S. L KENNARD Preston-Shaffer Milling Co. Established 1866 Athena. Oregon . Waitsburg, Wash. American Beauty cand- Pure Whiter Made of selected blucstem in one ol" the best equipped mills in thu Northw.ebt. Sold in Weston by Weston Mercantile Company .Si WESTON MILLING GO. J 606 Concord Portland. Oreaon liirht in WvUfhi ml big Mi laiwcr. II - Weston Agent ;j Your orders promptly filled. P. T. Harbour