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FORDS';
FORDS
Tbat Carload Sblpment
is Fast Fading
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"You'll have to hurry"
if you want a car.
Liberty Auto Co.
(0. A. ADAMS) WESTON. OR.
BREVITIES
Walla Walla announce a Frontier
Day how for September 11, 12
and 13. .
Ml' Opal Winn and Marvin
Winn am visiting in Wtwton .from
Portland. .
The cherry season ia on. Anyone
dosiring cherrle will kindly phono
or call. John Bonewitz.
Sergeant Jim Kirkpatrlack left
yesterday for Salt Lake City, where
position ha been offered him, 'J
Edgar May and family mt Molia-
la, Oregon, are visiting at the up
land home of
May.
Dick DeMow is now . able , to
Mr. and Mr. James M. Mynard
and their seven small children have
located In Weston fron Nebraska,
Mr, Mrynard ha purchased the
Porter Gralwrn Juni(;r cot (aire
property on south Water atreet.
The family rnme by auto from Ne
braska and made up their mi ruin to
live in WtnUin within an hour after
reaching thin burg, Mr, Meynnrd
says the town at once looked belter
to him than any he had heretofore
seen on the trip. He will work at
hln trade of carpenter for awhile.
with a view to acquiring land after
his. become more farnliar with the
country. Mr. and Mr. Meynurd
have not on'y been blessed with the
seven children who accompany them
but' alw have a daughter in Port
land and another in Seattle.
Mr.
and Mr. L. Ruitmuiwen and
hi brother, Charles .three children arrived last week
! from Denmark to make their home
In the Inland Empire. Mr. tti
muasen ha not decided where to
r ruiverizer:
travel about again on both hi leg,
after a period of inactivity due to a
badly woHen knee. - . -
locate, but thinka he will go into
eastern Washington, The family
lived In .Weston some twelve year
Ray Gould I reported to have ago, prior to going back to Don-
lout one of hi best work horse the
other day from squirrel poison at
the Gould farm In the uplands. '
Andy T. Darnell has resigned hi
position with the Weston Mercan
tile Co., and will engage in the bus
iness of buying and selling produce.
Walter Beamer arrived Wednes
day on a visit to home and friend
from Nobleford, Alberta, where be
is embloyed on the big Cameron
mark. Mrs. IUufmuaaen is a sister
of Mr. S. Thorsen, .
Qurcfc AanouacemenU A GOOD BUY
Church of the Brethren Sunday in a Whitman county wheat ranch,
school at 10 a. m. . Preaching it 480 acres, all farmed, 210 crop,
11a. m. C. W. S. at 0:30 p. m. all lays good, part fenced hog
Bible Study, Life of Christ, at 7:30 tight. Running water: near school:
p. m. J. II. Gordon, elder. . modern house. Price $100 per acre Dougla pt
Methodist Church Sunday school includes all crop, all stock, machin
al 10 a.m. Preaching services at On'. tew ,eft
11 a. ra. and 8:00 p. m. Epworth ove price.
ueague at aw. rrayer meeting
Thursday evening. S. . Powell,
pastor.
United BrethYcn Church Preach
Ing at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Junior C E. at 2:30 p. m. C. E.
meeting at 7 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening. E. F.
Wriggle, pastor.
Baptist Church The Church with
a cordial welcome for all. Sunday
school at ten o'clock, preaching at
eleven. Also preaching at eight
o'clock - In the evening. W. R.
Storms, pastor.
Cnristian Science . Society- Ser
vice Sunday at 7:10 p. m., and
Wednesday evening at 7 :30. Water
street, near Main.
See
land.
m
write
me for wheat
me or
Phone 462.
. C. S. BASSETT,
Washtucna, Wash.
The Weston Leader I on a cash
basis, and positively want no bust
nc otherwise. Clark Wood, publisher.
For SaleSet of breeching work
harness. Andy Barnett.
See J. E. McDaniel for a
in 40 acres of timher land.
bargain
, D..W. Demaris, who is aociated
with If. E. McQuary in condujtirg
the Milton Garage, was in town ti e
other day and placed some advert ii
ing with the Leader for the Ford
son tractor. We wih to congratu
late Mr. Dcmaris-both a to the
merit of the tractor he offers and
his good judgment In the selection
ranch. or an advertising medium.
We have moved from the Weston A carload of Ford touring cars
hotel to the Pinkerton residence on and - roadsters shipped into this im
south Water atreet. Good meal portant automobile center by the
served. Board by tho week, if Liberty Auto Co. is being rapidly
desired. L. W. Hebert. disposed of. Recent sales were
Hymen H. Cohen predict that by Manager Adam to G. W.
Waaco county will have a big wheat f"8- C- W-
crop but will be short In oat and "v"v"
barley. He estmlate iU wheat A message received hereby rel
crop at 1.160,000 bushel. ative announced the death Wednes-
Mr. A. James and Donald Jame ady at Seattle of Edna, the daugh
of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Len ter, two year old, of Mr. and Mr.
Portland and Fleenor tmil Itadke. The bereaved mother
Dougla of lone were in Weston yes- ww formerly Miss Ina Simpson of
tcrday on a motoring trip. , this city. ; , ; , ,
Fred McElralh, prosperoua fruit The following new members of
grower a few mile from Free w at- the local library oard were p
er, is expecting a bumper crop of pointed by the council Wednesday
tomatoe from two acre of hardy evening to fill vacancies: , Mr. S.
plant, say the Milton Eagle. He A.Barnes, Mrs. C. F. Bulfinch and
estimate a net profit Of f 2000 from Mr. C. L. Pinkerton. .
the two acre. Mr. Alex McCorkell Is reported
A flying belt at the Hodgson mill to be critically ill at her honw in
put the gas eatjine out of commis- the upland. Dr. Best has been in
elon a few day ago, and the mill attendance from Pendleton,
had inc been shut down awaiting , v Dr. and Mr. W. C. McKinney
the new engine part. These ar-, and Miss Iva McKinney left Wed
rived this week and the mill Is BMHv m a motorintr trin tn v.t.
land. . .
aiJaIW
TRACTO
Meaning a Drop of $150.00
FKE rAfiM FOR SALE
240 acre, all hog-tight fence,
running water In every field, 8
room hpuir, , S.bams. cluuken cor-,
rals, garpge, fine shude Inw, rural
rout at door; near school house;
65 acre to alfalfa, balance , to
spring and .fall grain except about
20 acre; altitude 1600 feet, rain
fall about 2&Jnches; ICS per aero
including crfp, or $50 without!
good terms. It I an Ideal home and
will bear investigation. -Good reas
on for selling.
CLARENCE DAVIS,
Goldendalc, Wash.
V Klickitat County. , v
HOAXER I. WATTS
Atiorney-at-Law
Prsoilees In all State and Pdral
Courts . , , !
'., . . ATHENA. OKQON
A.
Dr. s. l m:iw
Veteoy Snrgecn
Hospital at corner of Main
and iJruad Btrccls.
again in operation.
A family reunion and dinner were
much enjoyed Monday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. , Wr. M. Johnson.
There were present Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Forth and Marguerite and
Virgil Forth of McKay creek; Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Forth; Guy,
i Leroy, Herbert and Donald John- bargain.
son.
Second-growth dry "cordwood, fir
and tamarack, banked out in coun
ty road, at $3.00 per cord. Curl
Brutscher.'
; Gwd seven-rotim house with mod
ern appointments and six Iota for
You can make your farm produce more at less cost
ani with less effort on your part by using a
Fordson tractor. -
Not only will it help you prepare your land and cul
tivate, the crops, but it furnishes power for many
other farm jobs.
The Fordson tractor is the result of long study of
farming conditions and it has been proved a suc
cess. Burns distillate or kerosene easy to operate
and care for practically trouble proof.
Call on or Phone us -(Phone 761)
Milfcon --Garage
' : Milton, Oregon
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"Farming's Fun with a Fordson"
BUTTER WRAPS at. Leader Shop
Sixty (minimum)..... $1 00
One hundred 1 35
Two hundred 2 00
Each additional hundred 0 60
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Phone Main
it i Y t-v i '" Mr. and Mr
! Liberty Bonds H s-"
An slmolutcly sac invest
ment. If you hive money to in
vent, buy Liberty Bond from ui.
t you sell Liberty Bonds, sell
to us.
Wa buy and tell Liberty Bonds.
Any denomination 150 $100
$500- 1W0.
James
Walla Walla .
L.
Elam
Washington
The pay of rural mail carriers
out of Weston ha been raised 160
a year, J. E. Jones will hereafter
receive $ 1500 for the services of
his mule and himself (the mule
take precedence on route one. Ray
Gordon will get $lG2f on route
two. We hope neither will squan
der his gencrou stipend.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Barnett of
were visiting in
week while on their re-
trun home from Indiana. Mr. Bar
nett, who own and farm, a section
of land near Wasco,
Terms. Robert
Proudflt.
Used Ford car 'for sale- Terms.
C. H. Nelson.
Standard"
Theatre,' Athena
PROGRAM
Prcston-Shaffcr Milling Co.
Established 1865
Athena, Oregon . Waitiburg, Wah.
American Beauty
!;. and
Pure White
: Made of selected bluestem in one of the v m;
.best equipped mills in the Northwest. , , . i
' "floid'ln Weston by ' '
Weston Mercantile Company
Saturday, July 6 Douglas Fair
banks in "HeadiV South." A
splendid Aircraft, picture dealing
with the love of a man for a beau
tiful woman the locale beinir In
saw Indiana Canada and the Mexican border.
again for the first time since leav- with snow-capped mountain peaks
Ing that commonwealth forty -years and magnificent scenery. Over 200
ago, and say he Irkea Oregon bet- cowboys are used in this picture,
ter. ; He is a brother of A. J. Bar- and every one of them can take the
nett of this city. lid off the pepper can down on tho
A war wllc which ia attractfrnr Border, f , '
more than ordinary attention Is , Sunday, July 6-Pauline Frakr-Va
ton Mercantile Co. It is a Mauser -the Standard Theatre, in "Resur- H
automatic pistol taken from the rection," Count Leo Tolstoy's great J
body of a German officer at SU Mi- story of Russian life before the deb- g
hiel, and wa brought home by Ma- I" the role of the unhappy
, or J. W. Ingram, brother- of Mr. "Katu$ha," Miss Frederick is given Jj
lobert Proudfit. This weapon, ac- unlimited scope in which to give n
cording to the sight gauge, has a vent to her wonderful dramatic ac- &
range up to on thousand yards. - compllshmenls. In her deliniation
. - -.. of Tolstoy' strongest character, the
Hall & Harman, local black- beautiful and talented actress
smiths, are building up a manufac ascends the pedestal of dramatic
turlng business here in Ford and success equalling that in her pro
truck bodies. They are not posing duction of "La Tosca." The pic
Just now as "captains of Industry," ture has been sumptuously pro
but point out that "large oaks from duced and shows many scenes in
little acorns grow." Monday they the snowy wastes of Siberia,
shipped six stpngly-built Ford bod- - Wedne8day July g-See H a.
les to the Simpson Auto Co.. Pen- kjwa , H .. , this
dleton. and they are working now tef Kwn productlon j faVor.
on an order for six more from the ite mitte son is shown for the
same company. : Jrst time at the Staqdard In se-
. This la from the Pendleton Trib- Ming the Mutual pictures pro
line, which could also have said for Wednesday evening,
with truth that Mr. Key was at the Hayakawa series was accepted
onotimea Umatilla county wheat on the assurance of the producing
king: Heiekiah Key is in the city company that in filming them the
on business from Weston. Mr. Key highest perfection of photographic
is one of, the pioneer distillers of art had been attained.
the county. The old still which ho , Coming soon "The star without
worked still stands near Weston an equal," Nazimova, in a series of
and he must have made good "lick- three seven-act super-feature, at
er," for ha is 89 years old and still tractions "Eye for Eye," "Out of
ij When you're hot and thirsty say I
J - : : ROOTB . ; - : V
At any place where soft beverage ate old.
Bote In 3 site V;
THE HENRY WEINHARD PLANT
';) Bottlm mnd DUtHtmton, PORTLAND, OREGON U
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nCilt tfc imt iiiwn iifmint Hi intiar it mnw nlliinniimiwiiiiiiim mm ni iriiniinniii
The Fanners Oar of Weston
EstalMed 1891
We" advise you to hold your
Liberty Bonds; but1 if you
must sell, we' will be pleased
to handle them for you at the
market price.
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