BUTTER WRAPS
Furnished and Printed at the Leader olltce
Sixty (minimum) ?1 00
One hundred 1 35
Two hundred 2 00
Each additional hundred 0 CO
(Postage Extra on Mail Orders.)
Terms, CASH ONLY
Now It U Mill h Finn wtr
foreeil by t:rnny to accept mn
stvhv inMnwtl f republic. Now.
nnlHiul can ffrt""' ,mk
at tlu kaiser and choose ll own
ruler.
BREVITIES
Somebody with uothlng l o
do h ngiinnl nut a list f fanmm
women who liavw lived o b more than
ninety. Any woman who admit Mug
over forty ulioulil l cliUId a fatuous.
Turkey, oniv hrailqiiarter for nut
menu, 1 to tut wit atrocity assort
lion. Tlil mi ion nmy Indicate
srwit worn I awnkenliur. It It a ale
In th rlsht direction, even taouh
takra under compulsion.
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conveniently arranged, in every nook and corner of
this great store. These afford delightful evidence
that the holiday season is on in 'earnest. Beautiful
gifts practical, useful, pretty gifts.
JEWELRY
Jewelry is always acceptable a pretty ring,
A brooch, cuff, links, scarf pin or chain. Ours is a
complete assortment.
GLOVES
for men and women. Big, warm Auto gloves; kid
gloves, service gloves, acceptable as well as useful.
Priced from 85c to $3.00.
A- 'Stilt for Christmas
This is to be a season of useful
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Neckwear for Men
Our line never contained so many pretty selections as we are showing this year
all new designs and patterns, attractive just what you have desired, from which to select
his Christmas ties.
Georgette Crepe Waists
Many have already made selections, and we have taken from the racks waists that
will make glad both the giver and the lady receiving one of these pretty and colorful
garments. New selections have been made for the holiday trade, and we are confident
you will find what you want in this assortment
IVORY
CUT GLASS HAMMERED BRASS DAINTY STATIONERY
SLIPPERS HANDKERCHIEFS BLANKETS
DAINTY COMFORTS ROBES
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Umatilla' county's wheat yield
this ' year was -3,646,453 bushels
fwwn 9m r.Rl nrrps. or an average
of 17.7 bushels, according to reports
from '412 machine owners in this
county which have been rent to the
federal government uy r. u. urn
lurfl i t thn count v Brent's offic-.v
Thin total is approximately 95 jei-i
cent of the total yieia, ior nve
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Mrs. Ijlian rVtHlorioks is visiting
ivlatiw in Turtlund,
KxHrt tlntitry yrw rvana
bio, Pr. 8Mmglo, Athtna.
Tht) wtato of tho late William
G. Huilo has Uvn appraiwil at a val
w f 19400.
Ut us cliaiiRo tiri-a and wo will
tak off tn that Ford KoadnU'r.
Watts & KogiTS.
Mr. ami Mrt. Carl ltrutchcr
have nwved into their town rvsi
dene on Broad strvet.
IVnnie JfnMn, a Wonton aoltiiir,
was numtiontM in Saturtlay's casual
ty list as alightly wounded.
tTiarli May and family have
moved into the March residence
on Broad stre't for the winter.
Kleven hundrvtl acres gtHni land,
jfixxl sawmill and jrood Ihix factory
- all for $15,000. F. 1). Watts.
W. H. Case and family of Walla
Walla were Sunday visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Beathe.
Mra. Gladys McKadden rrturnwl
Tuesday fnm Walla Walla, whetv
she has been the guest of the J. A.
Mcliaos.
Mr. and Mr. C. K. Culley and
their three childn-n are here from
Burley, Idaho, for a visit with rela
tives and friends.
H. A. Brandt was called to Wal
la Walla the first of the week by
the death of his brother, wheae fun
eral was held Tuesday.
Lester O'Harrk has bought of L.
B. Davia a quarter section of tim
ber and pasture land on Weston
mountain near the White Kir vrhool
house.
Ralph Lansdale has returned from
Camp Lewis, having been mustered
out of the service of Uncle Sam.
and is employed in a garage at
Umapne.
' Sheep and cattle men, better look
this up: NEJ SW. NW1 SEJ and
Si SE1 Sec. 6. Tp. 3 N.. R. 37 E.
W. M.; 160 acres farm, grazing and
timber for $1200. F. D. Watts.
A large consignment of new
books for the Weston school library
was received Tuesday by Clerk
Frank Price. The volumes cover a
wide variety of reading fur students
of atl ages.
J. R. English arrived Tuesday
from Nevada, where he has been
employed for many months as
United States transit man. After
a holiday visit with kindred and
friends h will go back to Reno.
Announcement is made that the
flu-closed Weston school will not be
reopened until after the holidays.
An outline of the work in some of
the grades is bulletined at the post
office, in order that the students
may carry on their studies at home.
E. T. Santo of Walla Walla, an
expert millwright and miller who
has specialized in Marvel and
Midget mills. Is assisting Joe Hodg
son at the Weston plant Certain
Improvement have been made un
der his supervision and the plant
put in shape for first-class work.
Weston school teachers who have
gone, home for the holidays are Miss
Louise Rintoul, to The Dalles; Miss
Edna Hollenbeck, to Portland, and
Miss Colvin to Haines. Miss Col
vin was accompanied by her moth
er, who has been keeping house for
her, and who will remain at
Haines.
The side car motorcycle of Chief
of Police Fred DuPuis comes in
good play during the quarantine.
Fred officiates as a sort of commis
lary department for the flu pa
tients, whom he visits with sup
plies every day thus enabling
them to comply with the new quar
antine ordinance. Making his
rounds gtnerally takes the greater
part of a forenoon.'
Spana!e, Wash., has. a woman
mayor in the person of Mrs. C. L
Mood. The voters who place! her
in office also elected her husband,
Dr. C. L. Mood, as councilman;
consequently Mrs. - Mood is sure of
bossing her husband at least one
evening a week. The new mayor
has been very active in fraternal
circles and Red Cross work. She
also manages a large stock ranch
at Odessa.
Tho CVntml Itvaltv Committee
oi tho Umatilla County IVtrlotic
Service. I-eatruo has published the
name of Porter Roy or, Pilot Rok
farmer, because he failed to tuke
his quota of Liberty Itumls. Tlit
statement is made that while Mr.
Royef is not a wealthy man, he was
rated only for a nmull bond and wna
not required to purvhuso that on his
plea that he was too poor. Tlu
committee Inter learned that last
spring his wife inherited fTMW,
and that since the hum campaiKn
Mr. Royee hits puivhased a new
auto, a new piano, amljwiu one of
the prim'ial bidders for a $4000
lease.
Ruford Price is a sailor on the
United State Ship Wyoming, and
saw the surrender of the German
fleet. He writes his grandim tVr,
Mrs. Sarah Powla, as follows: i
am glad the Germans didn't give
u a s s battle, Ixrause they had
some big old lutttlo wagon and
some big guns on them, too. They
had sn;e fifteen-Inch guns, and
while we were getting all of the
German hi they would have got
ten some of our. We have lieen
in the North Sea all of the time.
Our main hold out is at Royside,
near Edinburgh."
(iovernor Llstt r and Washington
commercial lodies are bringing to
the f're a big reclainalnm project
for the watering of no less than
three million acres In the Inland
Empire at an estimated cost of
$250,000,000. It is proposed to tap
the waters of the Pend'Oreilte river
at Albnni Falls, Idaho, and carry
them on to a vast area in Lincoln,
Adam. Giant ami Franklin coun
ties and nation of Walla Walla,
Douglas and Whitman counties.
Home for 40.000 new settlor will
thus be provided.
The Christmas Roll Call memU-r.
ship camiwign for the Weston
country has been practically com
pleted under the direction of E. C.
Rogers, manager, and Mr. J. II.
Price, chairman. The committees
have been working loyally and dili
gently and have met with gencrou
response. It is e.eetcd that the
list of members for the Weston dis
trict will have reached a total of
500 when all the report are in.
I have left my book and
count at The Farmer Bank
Weston, where these indebted
me will kindly call and settle.
r . Snider.
See me for special prices on Mod
el Ninety Overland. Dr. Kennard
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ONE HUNDRED CASES FLU
AND ONLYJNE DEATH
Weston Remarkably Fortunate With
Regard to Mortality.
Dr. MoKfnnoy ha treated one
hundred eases or more of Snih
inlluema In the Weston nelghlxr
hood, and only one death among hi
patient ha so far occurred. In
till case death was due, I" com
plication of trouble rather than to
the inllucnxa itself.
In general the epidemic situation
here is rapidly Improving, and
convalescent are daily leaving the
slok room. Tho quarantine wa
lifted thi week from the Marlon
O'Harra residence, ami a we k
to pros it Is likely that tho Wil
liam Gould and the J. F. Snider
households ate, also out from under
the ban. Thi will leave only two
focal house in quarantii o- those
of Homer L. Ilcdrick and Dan R.
Sower. There are three patients,
including Mr. lledrlck, In the lied
rick household. In the Sowers fam
ily only one patient, Ray Sower,
Is so far reported.
The G. II. Sams household in the
country will have especial occasion
to rcim mtier the flu. In thi family
alone there wi re no less than ten
patient under Dr. McKinney'a
car'. Atl are convalescent.
Down at Adams, where Dr. Mc
Kinney ha hail charge f an emer
gency hospital, the situation ha
cleared. All the patient have re
covered and the hospital i restored
to it proper otnev a a town hall.
PORTLAND REALTY FOR SALE
or trade -A fine, modern. 7 or
H room house, hurd wood floors,
French door, shower bath, den,
two fireplaces, sloping Mirch, mir
ror In iK'droom door, and cement
garage in terrace front, in Laurel
hurst. Portland; value $K500.
Also a nearly modern 5 r'.
cottage with fireplace, CP.
mcnt cellar, mar MontA-mi'line,
Portland; value $2501
Also a nearly I i. 5 room
epttage, cement r,naTi j,alh. cU-c
ion
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1V'tTS. Weston. Oregon.
Use, cement eMWi j,alh. cU-c
; light, on co;nrr ,t( nrBr u.
line to Van,mV rtland;
ue $20t0.,
Have You Kept Your Pledge ?
Have you kept your pledge to
buv .War Savinurs Stamps? Have
vou nurchased a many of these
baby bond a you can thi year'
If not. do so at once. Umatil
niintv hint not vet reached
yearly quota and the time for yhiik
ing up the deficiency is short, f Ful
fill your pledge today.
R. T. BISHOI?,
County W. S. S. Chaindan.
n a rew suit?!
r.. . ior run
J vvin.,.e u ill be glad
A Letter to Santa
The subjoined touching appeal,
addressed to Santa Clau and sealed
with a Re 1 Cross sell, wna fcund
in the leader's item box today:
H. G. He wants a sled well you
give It lo me plea
down at Watts and rogcrs It has
rings ami a Rope on it j
HUGH GREER '
Weston Ore
Thn (Vn'iinn linvo Just discovered
that the king mo (to a lot of wrong.
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If vou anl 10 n1BK0 'our
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1 expert
f .CLEANING AND PRESSING
IDEAL Conta and Suits
for ladies.
i WESTON BATHS. BARBER
and TAILOR SHOP
R. L. Reynaud
Sitting on throne I hpooinlng more
and more rertnlnly a nonpssentlol In-
dustry. '
rmm '' "Mini y" ',
Why nnt make tho kslser forsmnn
of a Hun chnln gnng to repair ravaged
IiclgluniT
Hnvlng licked Oormnny. It mny he
that eventually we can conquer II. O.
L. In America.
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kriiHMn lr CRtf IARCH n rwrt
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PATENTS aulLO POMTUNCM
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Nml MNt jron mtMMT. Write twlik,.
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PATENT LAWYiaa.
303 Ssvonlh St., Waihlnoton, D. C.
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send ln 8 report-