Weyerbaeuser Grain Tanlc
A General Utility Granary for
field or barnyard. A perfect com
bination of wood and steel and a
lifetime of faithful service.
Capacity one thousand to eiht thousand bush
els. You cannot afford to store your feed and need
in thirty-cent wicks, even if you do not intend to
bulk thu crop. Lit the Weyerhaeuser Man figure'
with you. You will find the price from to 50
Krcent less than that of the nearest coinjetitor.
Mail him a card and he will call.
Mi H. JONES, Athena, Oregon
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Snider's I
Shop
Women and Misses
To dress correctly your
rlothcH should Ihj MADE-TO-ORDrJll.
INDIVIDUALITY is the
key-note of good dressing.
We tailor garments ttt prac
tically the Hame price as a
ready-made, but give you
superior garments in every
detail.
See our complete line of
SUITS, COATS. DKKSSfcS
and SKI UTS (55 fashions.
WESTON BATHS. BARBER
and TAILOR SHOP
R. L. Reynaud
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KOOAKS AND SUPPLIES - GOODWIN'S DRUG STORE ji;
VESTON CASH
MARKET
FRESH MEATS
of all kinds
Wholesale- Retail
FISH in season
A. W. LUIiDELL
MANAGER
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Attractive v
Desirable.
. Durable
THRIFT, STAMPS FOR SALE
. DeMO
BREVITIES
I have a new Ford car rdy for
the flint comer. Come flrrt. II. I
lle.lri.k.
Mr. Dirk Harris and baby sm
left Kunday on their return home to
llinglmm, Montana.
W. 8. I'aync and family motored
to I'llot Kock Sunday- for a day'a
vUlt with relatlvei.
Memorial services will be held
Sunday morning- at the United
Brethren Church at II o'clock.
Walter Simpaon and family ar
rived Saturday for a visit with rela
tive and friend near Weston.
For Sale Associated "(We
Itoy" ifa engine, If h. p. Nearly
new and in iwrfeet running order;
$55 cahh. Wnton trader.
Miss Ilanna of the Malen Bur
m tt School, who has had a cluss in
piano at WestAn, is leaving today
for her home near Kansas City.
John Ileamer is the latest local
buyer of a W T Overland, having
deal yesterday with Dr.
Kennard for one of these nifty cars.
Snow fell in Weston this morn
inir, following "juite a spell" of
weather. We feel justified in pre
dict ing. however, that spring is
still near.
E. M. Akers, brother t.f Mrs. A.
W. tumlellof this city, died Sunday
night in Portland after a long
illness. He is survived by a widow
and two children.
The Blue Mountain sawmill is ex
pected to begin the season's run on
fruit boxes the first of next week.
Manager Avery has had the mill in
readiness to start for some time,
but until recently mountain weath
er conditions have not been favora
ble. We have it on good authority
that a gentleman who is about $80,
000 strong contemplates putting
in a hardware and implement stock
In Helix which will be able to com
pete with Pendleton and Walla Wal
la dealers, joyfully reports the
Helix Advocate.
Mrs. C. D. Yates and son Dwight
of Tacoma, Wash., are visiting her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Wrig
gle. Mrs. Yates expects to remain
a few weeks and upon her return
home Ml Violet Wriggle will ac
company her and will attend a sum
mer normal at Tacoma.
J. O. Russell and family were
guests over Wednesday of the J.
E. McDaniels on the Weston up
lands. They are going to Portland
for the vacation period, after which
Mr. Russell will begin his new du
ties as superintendent of the union
high school at Pilot Rock.
L. W. Barnes recently sustained
an operation at Portland, and is re
ported to be improving. Mrs.
Barnes is with him. It is hoped by
friends and relatives here that they
will be able to attend the pioneers'
reunion. Their daughter Lois will
graduate May 31 from the Chelan,
Wash., high school, and is the class
valedictorian.
Mr. and Mrs. James Beamer en
tertained the Christian Endeavor
Society of the United Brethren
Church at their home last Friday
evening. After a business session
the young people spent several
hours in a social visit and in plac
ing game.-. An excellent luncheon
was 6erved by the hostess. Several
auto loads of young people were
present.
Miller R. Hopkins, the twelve-year-old
son of Irwin C. Hopkins
of Weston Mountain, died May 20
at Sand Point, Idaho, where he had
been taken for treatment. The
boy had long been ill from diabetes.
The remains were brought to Wes
ton for interment, and services
were conducted at the grave by
Rev. Klein, pastor of the Free
Methodist church.
Mrs. F. C. Fitrpatrlck was hon
ored with a urprlse party last ev
ening by her class of young ladies
In the United Brethren Sunday
school, and was presented with a
handsomely bound copy of the
Rubaiyat. The affair was held
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. J. H.
Williams and was enjoyed by all
present. Miss Violet Wriggle made
the presentation in behalf of the
class. .- ':'v'' : -
A delightful entertainment was
given at the Methodist church Mon
day evening under auspices of the
Epworth League. Miss Brown, the
Columbia College artist, gave an
other Illustration t of her magic
power with the violin. She ap
peared in a solo and also in a duet
with one of her pupils, Mary Bur
ton, who is a captivating little
player. Mrs. Saling sang, there
were instrumental numbers, and
excellent readings were given by
Vera Tipton and Gail Williams.
Butter Wrappers
Furnished and Printed at the Leader office
Sixty (minimum) $0 90
One hundred 1 20
Two hundred 1 75'
Each additional hundred 0 45
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A real satisfied farmer's smile is one of the most
pleasing sights we have about our place, and now
we are having many of them every day because of
the arrival and appearance of the
Fta EMormick
Combines
Grain sacks are higher and scarcer. Place your
order for
GRAIN BINS and WAGON TANKS
The third carload is here and your time is well in- U
you place order at once.
Probably the price will be $500 to $700 higher next year. This year's price is the greatest
e o : v,,,,v tV.o P-mfunnvmnt ollnnra fha material fnr the. earn-
Bargain we Know ut, aim it ia ov uci.usc nmvu. ,
bines, as' they assist in solving the labor problem with the farmers. Think of it! If you Ij
have a healthy wife, she and you can do your harvesting and Mr. I. W. W. can go to that ' 4J
real warm place thumbs down.
The makers are anxious to show the world what a wonder they have in this machine
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Two-spool Sewing Machines j
ELECTRIC WASHERS and BINDER TWINE
(Better take out your Binder Twine while the taking
is good and sure.)
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ItsniSIOUR NEW BOOKKEEPER
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Guaranteed to handle everything correctly but balks T. Enrmarc hrV ftf VftCT
at overdrafts. Join the crowd and see it work. iuwiuiuv. .
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