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WILL OUR TOWN WIN AN HONOR FUG?
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WE8TON LEADER
ClAKK OOU, rMIh.
Th Yar : It W
Six Month 0 76
Four Mouth.. , 0 60
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FaKira at I In naalalhr at Vtoton. Oitaja)
t MtoHddaii nail utalltl.
LOCAL LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
AUSPICIOUSLY BEGUN
FRESH MEATS
of all kind
Wholesale Retail
FISH in season
In fuct, such a widespread diMlay a immmt
of J 00 percent Amereanihm is ex- If. LUiilLLL
MANAlir.lt
la order to stimulate Individual subscriptions to the Third Liberty Loan,
to errata community activity and to moblliie, syittmiia unify tha
Inltlativa and energy of cltiiena and dlatrlcta In the accomplishment of a
national purpose, an honor Am and honor roll ayatem haa been adopted by
in Treasury Department for the Third Liberty Loan.
Thia ayatem la outlined by the Department aa follows:
1. A specially designed honor flag, officially adopted aa the Third Liberty
' Loan flag, will be awarded to all communities upon their attainment of their
assigned quota.
X. A small Individual poster, containing a reproduction of the honor flag
and a blank tor the name of the subscriber, will be awarded to each subscriber
for display In his home.
S. A large honor roll, containing at the top a reproduction of the honor
flag and the slogan, "Help Our Town Win the Right to Kly This Flag." and
below apace tor tha names of all subscribers, will be posted in a conspicuous
place la tha community.
4. A large honor flag will be awarded to each state upon the attainment
of its quota, the state flag to contain the names of those subordinate groups
- which bare attained their quotas.
I. A national honor flag will be unfurled at Washington oa which will
be presented the returns from all the states.
Confidence is felt by the rale c
tains tif the Third Liberty Jtmn
camwign that Weaton will he well
over the top by two o'clock in the
aflerntton of tomorrow, April 6,
which is War lUimla liuy throughout
IIIIIIMIIIM. UAlll llir inilim
Ki'gular, cvr Inch per insertion Ita
Transient. r inch rr insertion ,H,,Mi tht th ,Hn(, wUwwn f,H.
Look tur line per Insertion 5c f LjH.rty Umn
I Honor r'lag float beneath the Stars
IW -he publishera of weekly ,, from tw ,t0A,
papers of Umatilla lounty have agreed 'W.ton's quota is $15,000.
not to puMieh any ,Wl.t.cl matter of Th,. (rjvo hM ,,,. m. or.
an advert... ...lure except at a,lv,r- Knniu wilh j, U Vic a district
tismit rat.. manager. Ilia atwitttant are:
IVevinct 15 U I. O'lUrra.
The Under i in reevipt of the f!aUl and Crxv Winn.
following mcssngv- from D. C. FVe- iTwinet lt- K. C. Rogers, S
man, irt!and, dim-lor of I.iln rty ,m,wi lri'-
LtMiii uublicitv Pm'inct 17- Sim J. C'tilley.
Ltnnibikit). Vcton Mountain - Will Hall.
"(omprtitton for the Liberty W. Avery, W. I IUborn.
Ian Honor Flag will optn at t a. Kecd and Hawley Mountain - W.
m. Saturday, -ur time. As mwm I,. SmK-k, Alex Met 'orkell and I
as towns reach their quota they will c. I'hrietcnaon.
file telegrams to Oregon headquar-
S rSLr"1 ANNUAL PIONEERS REUNION
arrangement removes disadvantage .. - A n,rATAII
of towns far distant from Tort- JUNE fl AT IlESTUN
land."
WESTONCASII
s MARKET
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rUP-TO-THE-IilDillTE
SPRING NOVELTY STYLES
A.
Not too Fancy Juttt u
Dash of DitTorvnce to
Them with Military
Kfti'cL
COil 01 AND BE
. . ... . . Friday and Saturday, June 7
Weston will not only go over ,m, 8 h,ve n t ,s the datM
the top" tomorrow, but will be of the annual reunion of Umatilla
looking for a higher hill. . County pioneers at Weston. Aside
II Will lilt? UOUW MbUSkll'IKI UWUIIfV . g
Enough money was raised in Wes- made these yearly evenU so enjoys- f. L,. KCV I1UUU
ble, the solar system is expected to
For Sale Cheap One' 4 h. p
Fairbanks-Morse s engine with at 10 a. m. Preaching sen-fees at
countershatfing, power tneat grind- 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Epworth
er, washing machine and grind- League at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting
stone. Inquire at Weston Cash Thursday evening. S. E. Powell,
Market V pastor.
... . .
r - .u.i- mvmtm th, limc wjtn , toUl
ity senice flag in honor of the ii of the sun on June 8. At
many local boys who are fighting the meeting held here Saturday,
for Uncle Sam. The flag was or- President A. L. Swaggart appoint-
dered today, and will be floated M toi.owing committees:
Methodist nnitvh Sundnv srhnol fMm k- rf.i .nt k.,.,! Mi. Finance C. H. Nelson,
.... -, ; -v."...-. William end F C Hnpon
on Main street square together Concessions 1 I. O'Harra.
with Old Glory and the Liberty Frank Snider and E. E. Zehm.
Loan Honor Flag which will be Program Clark Wood, Claud
awarded to Wostnn twvnnd nninu 'T'6 " . W, LUnOeil
tion, tomorrow.
We'll Do The Kent.
WESTON BATHS. BARBER
and TAILOR SHOP
iWendwell
Garage
BATTERY KtXMAKGING
VULCANIZING
I'KOMPT REPAIRING
tW Nw Overland rar for hire
Pennington & Olfarra
x
x
w lore House Orders
Conforming to Uncle Sam's thrift program, - I have
dispensed with taking house orders, that my patrons
may save the cost of this service.
DELS TOE DAILY
Kindly phone your orders, No. 233, or call at store.
7
By the slaughter of innocent wo
men and children in a Parisian
church, Germany has added anoth
er horror that the world will
never forget, to its awful record
of crime.
Speakers E. M. Simth, J.
O'Harra and W. L. Raybom.
Grounds J. M. Ashworth,
II . Gould and W. L. Robbins.
Publicity S. A. Barnes. H
Hedrick and L. Pennington.
Decorations E. O. DeMoss, Leon
Lundcll, Rutin Smith, Carl Brandt,
Frank Graham.
Music J. H. Price. J. W. Porter
and A. James.
Sports J. M. Price, R. G. Saling
J. H. I
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ATtNTS BUILO 'ONTUMta
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D. SWIFT & CO.
SM Seveata St.
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HORSESIIOECJG
REPAIRKG
lATINT LAWVIRS.
Waaningtoa, 0. CI
Stteaking of skunk hides, the one
the Bulldogger ed. is wearing' would R G; Blomgren.
look better spread on a wall.
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All Coal, CASH
on delivery
P. T.
The aecretsry of agriculture has ad
vised Senator McNary that ha will
frame and approve a label to be used
on Orrroa condensed milk. This will
release a large quantity now nnsalable
becsuse It. ran not carry the standard
government label.
To produce a fund for the mainten
ance of military farces for state use,
particularly for the protection of pro
perty and the guarding of Industrial
plants, the state council of defense
proposes to Initials a bill providing
for a mlllage tax. probably three
fourths of a mill It is estimated that
such a measure would create a fund
of about 700.004 a year.
Reception Dr. F. D. Watts, J.
M. Banister, Joe Hodgson, R. Lieu
alien and R. L. Reynaud.
Badges H. Goodwin, OdesNi
Kirkpatrick and Frank Price.
Transportation S. S. Nelson, G.
W. Stagga and Andy T. Barnett.
The several committee chairmen
will constitute, as usual, the exec
utive committee. Dr. Watts was
elected general chairman and S. A.
Barnes sevTetary.
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i Dr. J. C. BADDELEY
f Crisuta Vttcrtury Suttee
X Fhons 82F5 Athena, Oregon
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We aim to make
our work its best
advertisement.
TIRE-SETTING
A SPECIALTY
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Snfder's
Shop
I Practical Patriotism I
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Dr. S. L KHiliARD
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PURE-BRED PERCHEROH
Licensed by the Stallion Registration
Board of Oregon as
PIRE-BRED STALLION 110. 976
tTSEASON OF 19180
Sundays at Weston Livery Barn.
Mondays at T. J. McCarty's on Weston
Mountain.
Tuesdays at Iley Winn's.
; Wednesdays at Geo. B. Carmichael's.
Thursdays at Alick Johnson's.
Fridays at Adams Livery Barn.
Saturdays at Athena Livery Barn: ,
. TEROTS Single service $8.00, payable at
time of service, with season privilege. Season
$12.00, payable at close of season. To insure $
mare with foal, $20.00. Right is reserved to , g
change stands or dates.
''pee ra horse m- I
WILLIAM PRENTISS - Groom
(TNorsts or tbr itcai STATtmep
or THE
Tie EqnkaMe tie Asarasce Sociry if
tie Unites Slates
Of Iht ntf of Hw Trk. ta th SUM W
Dtw Yark. on UW Iklnr-Srat 4f M trm
kr( 1817, miK l tk4 JnaurMt nmmmkm
mt ik Mat of Otpw. pqmut to It;
Amxmt t npful dork ptH op. I ie9,M.0
Immu.
Tmil prrmlom Incom. S4.0M,nQ.
bttmat. 4fMiHi twt mt r
Mlrnt during tlx rr SS.Mo.SH. PJ
ctlntf dorlnf 1M fttl .... I.MU.4y
lot.l
Weston Siaeer Praised ,
Both the Oregonian and the Jour- Jl
nal of lost Sunday carried a picture U
of Mrs. Ilaph G. Saling, the gifted j
Weston singer who has been study- Jj
ing in Portland during the winter. N
The Oregonian says:
"Mrs. Lela Saling, dramatic so- !
prano, will be presented soon in 8
recital by Gio Tyler Taglieri. Mrs. H
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"The best is always
the cheapest"
WE SELL-T
CIGAIIS
TOBACCO
CANDY
and
CONFECTIONS
iwm trtjai.jw.ai
vuvarMkHttW.
rM for Vmt. D4omiiti, so
ool!k tuA nrmAtt ISM.. 4T.fW.lS). Hi
Dln.lndt ptii to polkbold r
orin ll Mir 15,;kO.nz."4
thvrdniu pl4 on Mpltst tt k
onrlnk tht rw -' T.OTO tn
CmnniiHlona nwi Hlar In paid
durto (I f( ... 7.SM.SSI."
Ti. IJrtna and fact paid
dame lk rear l.sia.idr.si
anxmnt X ail trthar aipmdl-
Wf l.mt.lKlM
1 0. E. CAIIDY SHOP i 8 Weston Transfer Co.
TMal randtmi $ Ta.arl.wo il
BoDda of aab)t to aowtlaaiMa and aiarka
at kiarkat auuutkxia. Otbrr koww at aatofilard
Talna.
aaaato.
Marktt ralna ol raal aalaia
, I u.ai.M.M
afarai-t aalaa of alora asd
oonda oa-d B,20.i.in
toaoa an awrisafta and rIUt-
oral. t IllptM.WMT.1
FoUt ("ana W.fMMaa.ai
Caak la kanka and oa band .... SM.aa.l
Vat unNkKtad tad daftmd
tmltrnt SMT.nt1.ftl
Otkar aaaata (aat) T,7,1.M
nut-iitv, bpiixb rasuy anu naiurauy, :
and has a full, rich, soprano voice, jj
under admirable control. Her die- '
tion and phrasing and. breath con- A
trol show that she has not only H
been well taught, but that she has
worked most assiduously In this
rection. She is a serious student
J -1 ...L t i 1- I J
aim singer wno is sure 10 dc neara u
of soon In the larger field of music. Jj Odessa Kirkpatrick
Mr. Tasrlieri nlans before loner to U
present Mrs. Saling to ChauUuqua iVtiVAtVn'Wi,J!
audiences. Last Tuesday night
Mrs. Saling sang with much success
at a social event of the women's
auxiliary of the Multnomah Club,
and was cordially received."
i: Veterinary Surgeon i
U Hosnital at corner of Main X
and Broad streets.
Phone Main 253
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1 1 Ttansfer and Storage j
Davis & Ellis
Butter Wrappers
Furnished and Printed at the Leader office
Total aaaata
aa ajwlal dapnaita la
auta (U aor tkara ba.,
aor.
.9;7,t4i.;.a
T34.1II3.ST
Total aaaata aitalttad ta Ota-
t 4ii7a.mr.sM s-s
tiaWltaaa.
Pt raaam ,,,mi.2,iH i
iai fniirf naima anpald .... 4.v,i,'.:?..ti
Ail otaar llabllltiaa .
t,S.1t.awi.M
Total llahflltlaa, al'H,l- f
rapital aiix-k of $um,nmnn
and aarploa aatf diaidaad
fuada 44SS.iM.SWjn
Toial navraa la forra Daam-
bar HI. KIT ... l.7ff(.m.0.no
Baalaaaa la Orasaa tm tko Taaf.
Tnta laauaawa wrttica daring
tha paar S t.n.K.tn
Oroaa praaHtma rrti4 Snrtng
l( tha aaar S.7;..VI
Prmiaaaa rataraad aortas ta
ri
! aald darlna tka raaf. ... 145.84 "T
iMaaa (amrrad dartna. !M raar, l7,44.ri
Toal aaMHaat of Inoqranro ot.
otaadiat at Or-ana tJ'iar
SI. )1T 1atali
tut KarrrrsaLC trre Mtrsi'-T. so
uiTt or tit rKTTin states ,
r John ft, u-nrn.
1a Praaldaot.
tetMarrraatfast ftaanl atst aad aitoraaf
"ZLaVjJBBX. HtCui. OS,
April Snow and Frost
The Weston country was April
fooled last Monday with a snow
storm, followed by frosty nights.
No damage resulted in this vicinity,
and the snow was welcomed by the
farmers, as the ground was get
ting dry. , ; - - ,. 1 " .
.- A message received- jiere yester
day from the Lamb Fruit company
of Milton says that the entire apri
cot and peach crop is killed in the
Walla Walla valley and that cher
ries are damaged. Even the late
peaches were killed. Prunes and
BDDles were not injured.
Walla . Walla reports tht lowest
minimum temperature on the night
of April 2d, ever recorded there
on that date since the 5 weather bu
reau was established 33 years ago.
S. B. Huston, prominent Oregon
legislator and , candidate for the
United States senate, was In town
Saturday, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Lew Cates of rendition.
MEW LliuULEOy
Attractive
Desirable
Durable
THRIFT STAMPS FOR SALE
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