Honest veniatdinj? brevities
ff:
OCCASIONAL overhauling
U an important prfU of
the earn of your car. There are
few mechanisms mora delicate
than the enginemore repon
aive to proper attention. ,
A distrust of tho men to
whom he must trust his car oflcn
leads tlte motorist to neglect
necessary overhauling. It it not
so with our patrons. Their con
' fiJence in us is a matter of course.
It is never abused
k, Proper Work
R if Properly Priced
Evrrvlhiriff needed is done.
SHI Nothina unnecessary is done.
Whatever is done is done skill
fully and promptly. Hie result
is satisfaction to you.
We welcome any job any '
investigation of either our meth
ods or our prices.
Prompt Service-Grtain Satisfaction
Goodrich and Federal Tires Monogram Oil.
New Ford Touring Car Ready for Defi very.
LIBERTY AUTO CO. (0. A. Adams)
Church AanouncemenU
Church of the Brethren-Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
11 a. m. C. W. S. at 6:30 p. m.
Bible Study, Life of Christ, at 7:30
p. m. J. H, Gordon, elder,
Methodist Church Sunday acfiool
at 10 a. m. Preaching services, at
U a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Epworth
Utiguc at 7:30. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. S. E. Powell,
pastor.
United Brethren Church Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday tfhool 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
V cordial welcome for all. Sunday
Bchool at ten o'clock, preaching at
eleven. Also preaching at eight
o'clock In the evening. W. R.
Storms, pastor.
Christian Science Society-Services
Sunday at 11 a. in., and
Wednesday evening at 7:30. Water
street, near Main. ;
Cools the stomach, wash out
the bowels, drives out impurities,
bol the liver it's Hollister'a
Rocky Mountain Tea. Take it
onco-a-weck during hot weather
and eve how happy and contented
you'll be. 35c. Tea or Tablet.
II. Goodwin.
Salesmen wonted to "solicit orders
for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or commission.
Address The Victor Oil Co., Cleve
land, Ohio.
Good seven-room house with mod
ern appointments and six lots for,
sale am bargain. Terms. Robert
Proudfit.
Mrs. Hubert Wheeler of Pendle
ton was a recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Newt O'Harra.
Mrs. Walter Webb and family,
have moved Into the Phillip cottage
on Washington ttrvet.
It. II. King began cutting his
season's crop this week with a
new Milwaukee binder. j'-
U. II. Williams left yesterday for.
Coeur d'Alene, Iduho, to look after
his timber land Interests.
Mr. and Mrs. William Young and
family of North Yakima are viblt
Ing at tho Frank Hildebrandt resi
dence. It is reported that Marion Man
uel I is threshing C0-bustul wheat on
his holdings between Weston' and
Athena.
, .
The person who borrowed a hand
spray pump from R. G. Saling is
requested to kindly retiitn the im
plement at once. Adv.
AccompunU-d by his family, Sum
Banister was here a few days from
Enterprise to visit his mother,
whose illness continues serious. "
Dr. N. P. Bennet left Tuesday
for Portland. He is expected home
the last of the week, accompanied
by Mrs. Bennet and their little son.
Albert Gould and Ernest March
have gone with their headers to
Adams, where they will be part of
the harvesting outfit of Foster ft
Adams.
Mrs. Marion O'Harra and her
daughter, Miss Eva O'Harra, left
Monday morning for Dixie, Wash.,
to visit Mrs. O'Harra 's sister, Mrs,
Cora Woolen.
Mrs. Kittio Ray and Frank J.
Van Winkle came Up this week
from Portland to visit their mother,
Mrs. M. W. Van Winkle, who Is In,
failing health. ' v
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air, ana aire. m. k. nuers uu
daughter and Mrs. N. R. McVey of 1
Pendleton motored to Weston Sun- i
day and were guests at the A. W.
Lundel I residence.
Charles Dixon is a happy man,:
having finished paying for his resi
dence property this week with the
proceeds of day labor. Ho has
been two years in the process.
At their little factory on south.
Water street Hall & Harmon are
giving their attention to wheat
racks, six of which they are turn-,
ing out this week to fill orders.
, We have recently taken over the Hardware, Implement and
Lumber business previously conducted by Messrs. Watta & Rogers
at .Weston, Oregon. The etock is being replenished and large
shipments of goods are arriving almost daily, and more will fol
low until we can offer you one of the best lines of HARDWARE
and IMPLEMENTS in Umatilla County.
We arc contemplating extensive alterations in the Main Hard
ware Huilding and will also add a show room for implements,
where we will be able to display,' set up, a complete line of Farm
Machinery. '
It will be it all times be our aim to carry . everything in our
line needful to the community: and furthermore, nothing but
goods of quality will be handled by us. If at any time we should
.have an inferior article we will be frank to tell you, and will sell
it according to its merits.
It is a fact known to all that "everything is high." but we
will do business on the least margin of profit possible to insure the
safe conduct of the business. ,
We will treat all alike and give everyone a square deal. We
want you to come in and get acquainted and make yourselves at
home. . -
If courteous treatment, square dealing and good goods at the
right prices are any inducement, you will trade with us.
Make this your Headquarters while in Weston.
Jones & Jouqq
Hardware, Implements and. Lumber
P. s.
Weston, Oregon
Success to our Predecessors.
Yes, we have "Stogies."
CHICK FOOD
. and Poultry Supplies
Interaalional Stock Food
and Tonics -
Groin ore
'Fertilizer
i
The Ellison-White . Chautauqua
eniracrement at Weston closes this
tVH Huuuia has resiirned as chief evenimr with the concert by tho
of police ,and water superintendent Royal Hawaiian. ''Interesting fea
in order to give his sole attention turesof the week were the imper
to plumbing and repair work. The sonations by S. Piatt Jones, whose
council has elected C. W. Avery to '.portrayal of a loutish youth with
the position. a bad cold reciting "The Charge of
Members of the Church of the g-gSJ
Brethren have arranged for a series -ft. . The J
of special meetings tW. .fall begin- Jj
SJTSSfs F'LKerof' 7. who served four, years on the
will continue two weeks. nterd t0 8ome
Athena Press: Miss Gladys extent with the week's program.
Smith of Weston is here to keep ,
books for the firm of WatU & Rog- Ice cream and cake will be served
era. Miss Smith was formerly an on the city park lawn by the ladies
Sen? girl, having resided here of the Methodist Church tomorrow
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ', Saturday evening, beginning at
M. Smith, prior to their removal to six-thirty o clock. A special myita
Weston I - tion is extended to new arrival in
.. . . Weston, that they may, com and
wnue piaiyng ai ner nw,vn art,nnnU.
BUTTER WRAPS at Leader Shop
Sixty (minimum). $1 00
One hundred.. i : 1 35
Two hundred....... 2 00
Each additional hundred 0 60
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co.
Established 1865
Athena, Oregon , , Waitsburg, Wash.
American Beauty
Pure White "
Made of selected bluestem in one of the
best equipped . mills in the' Northwest,,
Soid In Weston by V
Weston Mercantile Company
r s - - u -
TW io.tw.tr a littln Hullirlltpr f Hpn
ry Sams sustained a fracture of her S. S. Nelson, agent of the O-W.,
right forearm. Later a boy in the at Weston, leaves soon for Portland,
same fumily was quite badly burned another operation on his right eye
while trying to close the stove door ball having been found to be ncees
with his foot, Both patients were sary. J. W. Reilly will have charge
attended by Dr. McKinney. ' at Weston station as relief agent
A Studebaker Six touring car has during Mr. Nelson's absence,
been put in commission as an auto a daughter was lorn Wednesday
stage on the run between Weston evening to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
and Pendleton, with J. S. Mattoon Graham at St. Vincent's hospital,
as manager and Ed. F. Wheeler as prndleton. The news that he is
chauffer. Mr. Mattoon is also run- now a "grandpa" was received by
ning a Hudson car as an auto bus Doe Kennard with every evidence
between the Weston hotel, of which appreciation and pride,
he is now landlord, and the depot.. - "' .
, . . .... , The charge for sawing cordwood
In order to avoid the hill road into l6-inch lengths will be $1.00 a
south of Milton, a ne,w grade has atfaf August j Other saw
been established for tlie state high- . t proportionate prices. Soren
way.. It follows the canyon to the Tworse
right after leaving the city limits '. .
and crosses the present macadam Miss Vida Staggs arrived last
at a low place near the summit of week from Spokane for A vacation
the hill making less than a five- vjist at the home of her parents,
uercent grade.' A number of de- Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Achilles.
tnnrs will be made between Milton
. 1 Hires
.ill ROOT BEER j;
m At any place where soft bTetg a oW- ((i
fj Bottled In 3 w . V
l THE HENRY WEINHARD PLANT
f) Bottlfiamsnib PORTLAND, ORECOW V
The Fanners Bank of Vestan
EstebOsfeed 1891 j
and Weston, according to the Mil
ton Eagle. " .
Miss Aline E. Noren, formerly
of the Weston school faculty, is
now engaged in educational work
ill Europe. She writes to a Weston
friend that she is stationed at Be
sancon, a delightful town of 75,000
near the Swiss border. She says:
"I am workimr hard, but love it.
Vou can imngine that being here sft
near the Alps is womierlul.
Mr nn1 Mrs. Geo. Carmichuel
motored over yesterday from Walla
Walla. ; ' ,
, F. G. Lucas left yesterday on a
business trip to Spokane. .
REWARD! REWARD!
A suitable cash reward will be
given for the return of a brown
traveling bag which was lost Tues
day in Weston or on the road lend-
This ing to Milton. This bag belongs to
READY CASH
enables one to take advantage
of any opportunity.
Bank accounts supply the
ready, cash. t
SAVE AND PAY UP
!-...: u.. 4 ..n,i ... inv.. n mpmlipr rf the t hautaunua com-
15 U UU1VV13UJI vunn, nit" "v .
a school detachment hero attending pany and conUms some articles, of
the university. I expect to be in value only to the owners. Notify
Paris soon." - , - J- w PORTER.