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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1918)
tor to the trade: M I i i i ! nana ffUflu or The most forceful, arcssivc bargain event of the season, offering at unmatchablc prices all remaining warm weather goods. SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 17 and continues for two weeks, ending Satur day evening, August 31. Regardless of merchandise shortages-regardless of high wholesale prices-regardless of any and all conditions, we have brought down prices on summer goods to a point that must compel their immediate and complete disposal. Fail -roods will be piling in upon us soon and these present season goods are now taking up the space they will soon have to occupy. The lowest prices quoted on 1918 merchan dise will be in effect during this sale. Thousands and thousands of dollars' worth of seasonable merchandise is includ ed. Qualities are absolutely dependable-styles are faultless assortments are excellent. Not one element is lacking to prevent this from being the most important and far-reaching August Clean-up Sale in our history. No matter what you are doing it will pay you to lay off a day and come to this sale. Buy all you'll need for months to come, of the goods offered. SPendieton's Sreatest Department Store THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where it SPays to Vrade "With manufacturers cult In down terms and money center fa vorfng Uiort-tinw iwper, the Jobber tlmU it mandatory to reduce hi term to (ho retailer. 11.' In turn must go in iH-atvr a cash bai with the consumer. "Long credit enrich no one un ion MrhRM the money Kmner or the dealer in bankrupt stocks." Hock-ribbed and rurk-hallaMed though it In by the practice of years, the credit citadel is under Martian fire and in doomed to fall. The attack in in the di net ion of universal economy, and the eon- unier nimwir la certain 10 prom thereby thnniKh keeping a more careful eye on hi expenditures. Every fuud-naving kitchen take three pot shots a day at the enemy, 8ays Oregon Food News. . mmmmm wmmm AWm wmmmm AT 1 'i.A. 1 kf I II I - ft II mm 9 I'M m ' tV Ti . ' 1 1. . ''- I .- if if I . . ., - n I i ii II 1 1 III . y li : J- Tl TV (fill i; ,,c-H 5 w until : WW t4e iH-ma to In just m reprieve after amilher fr Tm Mooney.-- Kxchunire. Vett; we have alwaya with uh the tun, stars and Money. IV battle that Wilhrlm wit- ne-I fntm a tower put him, we wot, into a towering rnjfe. Aa Impression o( France lu the course of an intereotin letter from rYanec to a friend in Weston. Serjreant rl G. Olwn of the Twelfth Italloon Company wriU-: 'We had splendid weather al most all the way acna, but owing to the size of the convoy and our route of travel we were longer in making the trip than it would ordi narily take. It became pretty mon otonous and the sight of land waa a great relief. 'Never at any time were we conscious of being in danger and the trip was more like a vacation than anything else. "The place where we disembark ed is certainly funny. Rverything is so peculiar when viewed in com parison with what we are accus tomed to. Miniature railways and street cars are seen, and wagons consisting mostly of two wheeled carts and they drive their teams with one horse ahead of the other instead of abreast. 'Nearly everybody we saw wore wooden shoes, and the style of YOU KNOW WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR M0I1EY It seems to us that up to this season tire-buying has been u gamble. You iaid your money, but you didn't know what you'd liought your tire had run its mileage. Sometimes you won, and sometimes you didn't. Goodrich has taken the gamble out of tire buying! When we sell our customer Goodrich Tires we know w hat we're selling. For Goodrich Tires are Road Tested Tires. Six big fleets of Goodrich Test Cars battered their way over 1,00(1,000 miles in 1917-morethan 1,000, 000 tire miles. They not only proved beyond doubt that Goodrich Tires as ihfn made had the strength, the stamina, the endurance to roll up big mileage under adverse conditions But they learned new things about tire construction thing embodied nuw in tho tires you buy from us. These feature of strength and endurance you can buy only In Goodrich Koad Tested Tires and Tubes. WESTON AUTO CO. C. H. NELSON WESTON LEADER ClAHK WOOD, rubliihtr "MAKING A FROST" The Year Six Month....,... Four ilunths.. FSIDAT, ACG. 16, Eatertrf at tiic poilollicc at fctilon. Ortjon jt itcond clut mail inafKr. The Scottish THE CREDIT SYSTEM IS DOOMED ,hin s ,l lo-tw1?;.Kr1",,'u u,,,i The people are all solidly built and rosy cheeked especially the rhil- who Revolutionary changes have been drenand there arc more children Up- wrought because of the war in the than anything else. ii s uimcuii 10 imagine in mis day and age that the community we are now in should be so bark- ..1.. !... ...I,,.. . 0 75 writes the Bystander page for . 0 50 to-The-Times magazine recently tin- governmental, o!itieal and business 1911 burdened himself of the following mrthods of the United States with- bit of wUlom, which we regard as out materially affecting the life of ward from our view point of civili worthy of the wider circulation the rural communities. zation. Just thihk of going to a nffnr,it hv hP mlumns nf the v.. k eity well or pump for all the water, ...... orf to a community wash house to aovfhtisim. RAI Weston Leader. ur young men go to war -sadly. Wjwn your doU,,; jhey must have Regular, per inch per insertion 15c it js not the wheat crop, goinl but yet with a feeling.of hope and discarded the rubbing board, for Transient, per inch per insertion 20c orbad; the weather, good or bad; prjde; we have subscribed for lib- the women get down on their knees Locals, per line per insertion 10c business or the government, good ort i,nja j war and use a rock and a board Daddle sets manv well mean- . . . in wiuhinir. ' and given our money to various UNIVERSITY of OREGON ''Zl'rSH'Zr $ Fully equlppoil liberal rnltore and rlrolific drparlinrnlo. Nperia Iralnins In Conunrrrr, Joitriioliiini, An liilrrlurr. Law, Mrdirln Mutt mimmn to rkHm a A.rW., mml II.HM allk... It.ill. Iwiam mm ItoW i I a MUM. mr f. IKmdwmlm h f..w. I Mil. .M a. It. T. - 1. TaMlMrKKK. ' - " ' ll..uu. I A i'i I tmmnmHmmUf It wtmtmt ' , I r 1 or bad, that sets many well mean- rCrrm Cra'nt tnWien arp fnrtiinir ing people back SO far back that in washing. "1 heir cities are cleaner than the AmwVmwAi their imitation Huns around and their ,troubI and w" wXvn' we hve rLtad about average American city, however, ? are aiwaya in ine coup up iu anu aim niarveieu uver wnai ine govern- ana me nouses are ail nuilt 01 ma- J over their ears, ine main seat 01 ment is doing in the way of train- sonry and concrete, with the pret most ol the trouble jor most 01 the j PanKr.(irt;ncf trimtn mnu ion,'n. r,. tVia RicJ,ov;t m i : .u.. ,n ana iTansporimg troops, man u are shooting at the backs. are people in trouble comes from the tiest of - gardens around them. It was nri a hiiantifiil fnnntv w yvvi fc.vuMiw wvi.ta i v.v . . ... i . , .. i . n nuic a inrau fighting for life, which reminds fact that they want to stand before .-.--. M.. mrched through. We are now lo- us that they have never yet fought world for other than what thev ana BlrPianes ana controlling tne caUKj in .rest. camP( for arvthirtr worth while realIy are' If men livinsr in railroads and other public utilities; transportation to some training tntt'na hovo on irtrTirnA ff S I Til 1 Tuur 1 : tl I I nn ' $ . ......w we nave in a smaii wav ueen lncun- wmu. III Frederick the Great 0 -nienced by the food regulations. "-" -u " by if they live at the rate of f200 4 . , lt ... LearnlBff to FIv co fnrh o MnHn.1 H.,n rvrir,i,io .u n, ...i, But in general Uie community has uuuig w uy SW M V1J H v4 UIIIH F' "V1WIV LTCI IlltIlLlIa AiiClt 1VI WIICOV iOtlll' - I mm t 1 as follows: ers as they are known in this coun- pursued iU usual path in the usual .?J "Mu W g "If there is anything to be gain- "hM"ln? he'! T' undisturbed radica ramento, Calif., has this to say in a S ed by it we will be honest. If de- farm; those who maintain two or departure from its accustomed Ietter -to hfa unc,ef j. H Ridjnoor: g ST fa ,et U9 SShS? 2 wildcat iSWtSSS mode f fcin a"d d0in tell you a few things we do. rfl u , . , . . are never a very good bet and gen- But a change is at hand which Were up at 6 o'clock and at 6:15 ! It has been left for bis devoted eraIly experience many troubles in affects us vitally and will inevitably have calisthenics until 5:30. We g offspring to discover that dishonesty the long run. It is all right for Bhock U8 int0 .. , rude awakening. fr!"kCfa;atr tj! t is not the best policy. people to be ambitious-to at all w tn t. ;,f , f"81 and a .20. we.etarf ?T ft times put their best foot forward, " -7 - 7 mg. we are aiviaea into nignts g Bicvclists are gently reminded so to speak; but men and women creaits-a raaicai aeparxure wnicn witn aoout nve men to a night and 3 . n.hn rfi;h,ratt.iv out tn livp thp is entering unon and transforming we each get about an hour of flying r.erewun mat tney ao not own sidewalks. Indeed, there is an dinance aeainst the use of the walks as speedways, which may some day themselves." 7 ., .. " uuring me BI- . ine enure commercial irenu ib lernuiin ana at o o ciock we nave It . ... now in the direction of short-time mr. We are then free until ti Not even adorable woman can , 9.15 when we have tt trn to HihI J5 make overalls look pretty by wear- credit, with a view to the conacrva- en. V aJZ the Soi t ing them, but she can invest them tion of capital needed by the gov- an(i w rencraiy have some sort of r i :: g Practical Patriotism ; U 4 i HOOVERIZE 'the lives of four-flushers are both a the entire business life of the na- dai,y: lUAt II o'clock we drill until g fcr- traeedv and a ioke: in the end they ,.nA t u:,.k n. .i!. 2 and then have dinner. We have g friii ' classes in military gunnery, wireless ti be honored by its obtenance if the young riders do net choode to learn humility. , - The captund Hun who turned around and ttiot a couple of his whilom comrades out of a tie?, showed that the Cerman is capable of commendable marksmanship. "The best is aiwaya the cheapest." WE SELLrft CIGARS TOBACCO . CANDY and CONFECTIONS 0. K. CAM SHOP I 11 By using RYK FLOUIi. BARLEY FLOUR, GRAHAM AND WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR ? Made by the WESTON MILLING CO. i We do custom milling, buy and sell Hay, Grain and t Millfeed of all kinds. ' Free City Delivery Chss. II. Carter Dan P. Smyth Carter & Smythe Pendleton LAWYERS Oregon invest them tion of with a certain attractive ness. ernment. The manufacturer feels entertainment there every night. 2 IJ ..v.... me pressure anu passes me duck ii awiuny noi nere ana very a OflCSM KlrKpaulCJC K Yes; there will not infrequently to the jobber. The jobber in turn du8ty bu nice fn the air. The fly- 3 K be found in overalls a pleasing sends out the S. 0. S. to the retail- j? is divided Into stages. First i$ &WiSJ?J!a5?ai?a fh, TirKr flllnl Illin tka fifat tln . demonstration of Kood form. er.. who thereuoon must insist uuon .u L.i . .vvv'T.VTV'vr.V''a - ' wiuii uic Bcvunu uuei anu seconu prompt settlements from his cub- aolo; then acrobatics, cross country Talk may be cheap, but the privi- Doc Rumely, whose liker.ejs we tomers. Whereas, it has Vng been flying and night flying. I went up i-..-V ...:n: w-...l0 .. u;u ir:.. nrinti-d last Week, looks exactlv like Iho rnslnm in a ciimmunHv UU a'one yesterday and today and it IVpK ' r -- .. - . v . ... that would tal;e German Weston to have an annual settl ment day after tic term, Transfer and Storage Bill so often exercbes, is costing a K'nk the deluded Fatherland a pretty money. penny. certainly is trrcnt In rfrlvp it nlimp an annual settle- , , '., -. , harvest -the elas- w, had a bit nt mi, livi. fail 'after," sometimes em- spins and turns and loops of all Those thrte sterling publications, bracing an indefinite oeriod - the sorts gives the other day. It certainly Tl, Herman embassy has flfd The Saturday Evenmir 1'oBt. Col- time is annroaehinir when chkIi or " "c T'J . ' ..L .. ( .1., j .i.- , T...1 . i f ... .i . . i i . i few accidents merely a few ma- from MOSCOW, wnicn is ajuscow s uers tveeaiy anu me nesion iu- miny-uay settlement win oe me chjnea broken now and then, with hio-f'est Biece oi iuck since rapo- er, i Vestoo Transfer Co. i Jon' justly celtbrattd' retreat. lation i , have reached a combined clrcu- Invariable rule. ' A a large whole- n0 one hurt, though. Flying Is not J Lion of mure than three million, sale grocery houic puis It in a let- dangerous if you keep your head." k. Davis & Ellis 19 ICE CREAM HAZELWOOD ICE CREATtl SODA Mrs. E. E. ZEHM Brandt bid., Main St autagaiiiTiTrraaaaaci Butur wraps at Ludw shop. J 5