The Weston leader., July 12, 1918, Image 3

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BREVITIES
REiililBER, FRIENDS
Weston Leader auliricriptionH ure Iihcoii
tinned ut expiration. Renew promptly when
notified, if you want your ropy to continue.
No exception in mtiuV.
CLARK WOOD, Publisher
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horseshoegig
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Wc aim to make
our work its best
advertisement.
TIKE-SETTING
A SPECIALTY
Snider's j
Shop
f Women and Misses
To draw correctly yir
riot In Hhouti! Ic MADE-TO-ORDKlt
INDIVIDUALITY U the
key-note of Rood dress intr.
We tailor garments ut prac
tically the name price as a
ready-made, but give you
Buperibr garments in every
detail.
See our complete, line of
SUITS. COATS. DRESSES
and SKIRTS-65 fashions.
WESTON BATHS. BARBER
and TAILOR SHOP
R. L. Reynaud
fV A. Phillips, slate agent, for
fnytin carburetors.
Allan Garm-tt left this wwk for
'l'irtlanl, where he pxmtU to fol
low hi trade.
Mim Kugenie St-holl. who l
tulyinir fr the nuning pmfraaion
at The Dalles, is a yu-t of Mrs. II.
I.. Iledrii-k.
Mr. and Mr. Charles Hilyard of
Hie Dalles are visiting at the home
if Mn. Hi vard'a mother. Mrs. A
A. KtHt, in thia city.
A mwtinir of reireentatives
f iri-irnn tiiwna inti-rt-tiU-d in the nor
mul w-hiM! bill waa held yesterday
at the Hotel Portland.
The Miitwa Zillaand Wra Simp
n are gu-tls of Mr. and Mra. J.
H. Price, having rrturned with
them from Walla Walla.
Strayed Sorrel mare 4 yean old,
weight 1 100. with suckling colt;
hImo brown mule, weight 1200,
branded I). Reward. J. M. Ran
Inter. Tlie Twelfth Balloon Company,
in which Karl Olaen la serving as
sergeant, has been ordered to
France from Camp Morrison, Vir
ginia. W. N. Oliver wriu-s the Leader
from Reed Point, Montana, that
proxpet-U for a grain crop are bet
ter than average in that locality,
atlhough the need of rain it felt.
J. A. Row was in town Wednes
day from his Pilot Rock farm.
His place is in the foothills and
the prospects indicate a good yield
of fall-sown wheat. He begins har
vesting next week.
Harry Beathe waa nearly struck
by lightning somewhere in the
Blues lat Tuesday. It seems the
thunderbolt grew discouraged when
it found what it was up against,
and veered off into the timber.
Lloyd Couch, who spent his boy
hood in 'Weston, visited here a few
days ago In company with his bride,
an Enterprise girl. They will make
their home in Enterprise, where
the bridegroom is engaged in gar
age work.
The wedding of Misa Ferol Mc-
1 Mrs. Price's Canning Compound t SHfAH
J J Wexttm girl, and has many friends
J , ! in this city, where she attended
i may be used in canning all kinds J hih hot;'- u
J ! . 11 i il S L. W. Hodges, the "electric light
: nf fVnir rmH is nsnppin v vn hiah fi t man trimmed a number of wes-
for Corn, Beans, Peas, Asparagus,
ij Tomatoes, etc.
jl sup, Sweet Pickles or anything that
: is liable to ierment.
For sale by
; Reed's Plain and Anti-
Rust Tinware
As an addition to our already complete stock of
tinware we have been fortunate in securing another
shipment of the celebrated Reed's Anti-Rust and
Plairt Tinware. We have secured these goods in
spite of a great shortage of this commodity. Reed's
Tinware, both plain and anti-rust, is so well known
in every locality that it is needless for us to dwell
upon its merits. In this line we are now showing
the following popular items:
Wash Boilers, Dairy Pails, Strainers
and laundry Dippers
It is our suggestion if you are needing anything
in this line to buy early while our stock is complete.
In fact, it would be well for you to anticipate your
tinware wants, in view of the inevitable shortage in
.production. c
H. GOODWIN
Druggist
VVESTOII CASH
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FRESH MEATS
of all kinds
Wholesale -Retail
FISH in aenaon
A.W.UIDELL
MANAGER
iff Wafts
pjBJiKJiJiSiJiSi bushehTper'
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Attractive
Desirable
Durable
THRIFT STAMPS FOR SALE
DeMO
ton's shade trees this week in order
to make room for the wires, ana
considers himself rather fortunate
that he personally did not get trim
med in the process.
Dorothy, the little dauirhter of
Mrs. Mark Henderson, is ill with
smalljiox at her home in the up
lands, and the hounsehold is under
nuarantine. The case is a mild
one, and the young patient is al
ready out of danger.
A new pumping plant, to be op
erated by electric power, will be
installed by the city at the station
above town, to be used during the
dry season in connection with the
gravity system. Orders to quit ir
rigating will be issued tomorrow.
Carl Roe, former newspaper man . The Woman's Mission Society
and now district manager of the of the Methodist Church met at the
Kerr-Gifford Co., was In town Tues- home of Mrs. Delia Winn Wednes
day from Walla Walla. Frank day afternoon. The business session
Price says that Mr. Roe has gone up was conducted by the president,
in the world, but the Leader man Mrs. Hattie Wilsey. Mrs. E. M.
permits himself a few doubts on Simth presented the subject of
the subject. Christian Stewardship in readings
and BibTe quotations. All joined
Jack Chapin brought in this in 8jnging America. "Your Flag
week a sample of spring sown bar- d y Flag. anj otner selections
ley grown on potato ground, that were given on the phonograph,
rather puts a crimp Into the theory Twelve members were present and
that spuds are duo to cut down an Mrt jessie Harris and aon were
ensuing grain crop, ineneaaaare vjjtors.
well tilled, ana tne yieia is various, -p-y-j
i.. i ij Mn an n Kft I...
acre. ...
Frank Coffman and party from
8pen.; California, drove their Overland
through a fence and into a ditcn
is. ROQE
The Weston Leader is on a Cash Pasis
Subscriptions, Jobwork and Advertising
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Light refreshments were
by Mrs. A. Price and Mrs.
Winn.
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The Farmers Bai oi wesi
ton
brief
furlough
with Barents and friends, Lowell
Hyatt left Saturday for New York
City to resume his duties as naval
fireman. He hopes to be assigned
to a destroyer and to hunt instead
of being hunted by' the Hun U
boats one of which blew him up
when he was serving on the trans
port Lincoln, -
Wednesday at a curve in the road
near the C. M. Price place. All
the car's occupants were pitched
out summarily, but none was in
jured, and only one wheel of the
car Itself was wrecked. It was
towed Into the Nelson garage for
repairs. '
On a change of. venue from Mil-
Established 1891
Out at J. V. Bell's ranch the
other day a horse fell trough the ton, the charge brought against
roof of a cellar, and vwung sua- Homer I. Watts of Athena by
pended for some time on the raft- George Tonkin, district game war
ers. It could not be cut lose den, will be tried soon before Jus
through fear that it would be tiee Lieuallen at Weston. Mr. Watts
skewered on an upright scantling, js accused of catching and having
and its situation. was most difficult in his possession trout under six
as well as unusual. . Finally the inches in length. 8
animal got loose in some manner, fi h norsm whu has been g
m ssedthe scant ing and plumped ' - t -ti a
into the cellar ten feet .down. Ven tllta weelc to be Itnprovimr. g
though he'd have a dead horse to u" , , , ...
haul out but found it uninjured. : Bert Richards and family of. Ath- ; - .
fninf-d the mountain eoU H
In order to meet the requirements of the
Government we must have conservation of
credit as well as of food.
The Government is asking the banks for
$750,000,000 every two weeks until the next
Liberty Loan, which is expected late in Oc
tober. "
With this burden on the banks, you should
call for loans only when in absolute need.
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