USE GOODYEAR TIRES
and drive your car with an
easy mind.
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LIBERTY AUTO CO.
0. A. ADATilS, Proprietor
meat
SCRAP
Egg Mash, Bone, Shell and Grit
for your chickens.
BLATCHFORD'S CALF MEAL
for your calves and other baby
stock. Raise them without milk.
Joe Hodsson
BOX STATIONERY
In Large Variety and
Dainty Design
Goodwin's Drug Store
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.
Sold In Weston by
Weston Mercantile Company
BREVITIES
Ilia. Mary I.l.uullrn la visit ln with
hr iluiiKliipr n Hiiiir.
Mr. W, K. Drlakcll la quits 111 lit
hr hum on Normal IlilgnU.
Mi. It. '. I'lillcy wlm was III. huiiaa
Kiirat of Mra. Jiu Hlanfl.M lust
w.rk, rattirm-il Halurilay to tier hin
In Walln WbIIb.
Mr. uiid Mr H. J. Culley. Mr. II.
'ulli-y ami Ml.a Mailna Cullcy nw
I mi il in Wnllu Walla fur a day', out
line, luat Kuturday.
Allicrl win. ha Ixcn forming
In Molilalia (or th past two yaars,
Inin rctnrncil t Ihla vicinity wher
iroa )i'lil mora abundantly.
Mr. John Ciirli-lon llrook and
nmnll 'ii returned Inl Wnilnradsy It
Ihi-lr lionm nt Toirnlah, Washlns-tnn,
having fii).iir,i a lirli'f vl.lt with Mia
lOclini llullinl k.
Mr. K K. Kauai lina Inovrii lo town
for the wlnlrr ami I occupying tha
Curl llrulacher oilluK" MIim Owcn
!! f i r'oriiilnii, a lilKh achool atuilcnt,
la r-llliic Willi lifr.
Ai'roidliiK to Jainm K. McDanlcl,
ilia weather- lMi nvmiitalnwr, miny
fields of ioiatr on the tiisndi ar
covered with snow and Hi" harvest
ing aen.on la iiroMiMiintlcal.
Tender roloiN of deer' fle.h, suf
f i'lf ntly dellrlMii. fur tha moat exact
ing pil-ur. found ihelr way Into e
eral Wraton hum laat week through
tlm (en.roalty of Krncat Hu.
Itev Waller o'llnrra. aon of the lata
John M. O'llarra. easlatcd In conduct
Iriar aervlrea lit the M. R. Church,
Mouth. Sunday. Itev. n'llnrra'a horna
la In I'liwidrna. California, and his
work la Inrxely of an avcnIIatlc na
ture. A mo.l entertaining pli-ture ahuw,
featuring; Mud Kennedy In
Trlend lliMlmnd." w lven Inat fiftt
nrdny evenlnif In Memorial Hall.
JudKlna" from the niimlier In attend
ance, motion picture, fan are numer
oua In Ve(on.
The hrlitht llht of the city have.
lured Mr. Janie Klrkiatrlck from
her iilel home here lo the manifold
i.itr.u ik.ii. y.hli'h Portland offera. 81m
will a.end tho winter there vinlllng
her daughter, Mr. Virgil .Wild.
Itev N. I Wood, formerly pallor
of the l.w al M. K. -hurci soutn. nan
lately Im-cii (rearhInK at TanKent.
OreKon, hut hn decided to attnln for
uk, the liulplt and return to reda
t"ry anliual trapping nenr Redmond.
The work l done, under the aupervl
Ion of the V. B. nloh'irlcal Suncy.
In ft letter to W'eaton friend, a,
traveler In England remark that on
all ahlea one hear of arent hardnhla
to I endured there thla winter . foal
and Ka and all provlalon are ex
tremely hlKh. Kggn are 10 and U
cent ntil.ee. Milk I 1 cent a quart
with th proapect that It will he it
cent Lefore the winter la over.
The recent mow waa unuaually
heavy In the mountain! for thla tlm.
of year. At Ulna-ham Sprint! nmii
llnil'N of tree were broken from the
welKht of the (rautlfut. However,
I 'Inn creek ha heen benefited by
melttnic www water tmtil once aualn
It dnahea over It rooky bed. maklnif
aw eel nitialc for thoe w ho llmen to
Nnturo' mclodlea.
Meadame P. P. Wntt. 3. Harl Wll
llnma. K. M rimlth and Herman Oood
wln motored to Athena Tuesday to be
present at the organisation of a Clvle
flub In that cltv. A party of club
women from IVndleton cmltlnB of
Mr. K T. Wade, preliient of Fondle
inn CI via Club, Mm. Jomen John.
Mr. Charlea II Mnrnh and MUw Ella
Mav Harmon, were alo In attendance
at the event.
.-t- t InMleiieliir In
.MIIMI Ptll I '! -' -
lj homo hygiene and care of the lrk,
urge, the Weaton women to taKe nn
vantnge of the work offered In the
clawo a conducted by her every Thura
day, at the Red Cro work-room.
There I no charge for the course, the
expense of am being borne by the
fniiilllhv County Red Croon Chapter.
Po far. the i-biweg orfinnlxed nt Wea
ton nr'e amallcr than thoo of anf
other town In the county, and inch
Indifference la deeply regretted.
Mlxce Kdnn. llollenbeck nnd Mabel
C hin wero hoateaaea to tho Rncheb.r
nlrl Club. Monday evenlnif. Seven
membrra nnd five gneata wore pre
acnt. The president. Mltw Ruby Price,
appointed a committee lo nsslat In nr-rniik-liiK
for n celebration on Aniiia
tlco Pnv. After tho buainetw waa
tranaacted, a merry aoclnl lime enaii
ed Interaperaed with soiiks and ukotola
aeieclloiiM. Novel refreahmenta were
Ferved by tho hoHtesse and the affair
was greatly enjoyed by all the pnrtl-
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. R. Church. South, waa held Wed
neadav afternoon nt the home of Mrs.
A. W. T.undell. Ten member and
four guests were present. During tho
business session committees were ap
pointed to perfect arrangements for
the Christmas basnr to be held the
afternoon of December 13th. A short
program was given, after which light
refreshments wer. served by Mes
damea Pnrah Rowland, D. tavendar
and It. Goodwin. Choice phonograph
music added enjoyment to the final
houK
' Pwas-Te-Kn, Campflre met with
Helen Rnyhorn the afternoon of No
vember 1st all the members except
one being In attendance. Homecraft
honors were awarded to Rertha Star
mer, Alice .Powell, Charlotte Hass.
Rlanche Thoraen and Helen Rayborn.
A pleasing program consisting of vocal
nnd Instrumental muslo and readlnga
occupied a considerable portion of the
afternoon, after which the Guardian
MVs. Sarah Rowland gave a thorough
explanation of the rules and regula
tions governing campflre organisa
tions. Painty refreshments were serv
ed by the hostcas. bringing to a close
a most delightful session. v
xlpanta.
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' Hull Miller Williams played th.
h"i to Kldon Mi'liityr. and Maynard
J. iiea ut a moat enjoyable Hallowe'en
dinner parly lusl Krlduy evening, at
the J. II. Williams' h"ine, Th. laid,
was deflated In a manner approprl.
ala to the n"n, while queer Jjwk-o.
lantern vied with black rnu to dero.
fata the room", tiamea and prank
filled the evening hour, and a rollick
ing lime waa enjoyed by all.
Mra. A. 1. Warmer Wit called lo
Wlngvllln lut week by the lllne of
daughter roldlng In that city.
Crandma Banister Called
Mr.. Mary lunlalur, a well-known
pbineir of t'niutilla county, died at
Hie home of her daughter. Mr. Jack
t'liapln. Friday, October II, 11. at
the age of riglily-otie year
Ml Mary A. King waa born In
Indiana. January , in J At th. a
of tventy year ah. was united Innnar
ring" with Htokea llanlxter, and ac
eompalned ( I tit to California In eurlv
pioneer day. The customary hard
ships of all pioneers were bravely en
dured by the young couple, the wife,
proving a true helpmeet In all the
trying esperlencea of" that period.
ri ttrteen children were added to the
family circle, eight of who are still
living Thirty-three years ago Mr.
tlanlster preceded hi wife Into 'he
Hllent 1-iind. the family having reld
d In Oregon for about seven year
at thai time.
ror flftv yeara '(Jrnndma" lianlater
h.i. been a falihfol and conwlentloit
iiieiiilwr of the t'nlted Hrethren
'hurch a devoted Chrlatlan. kived
and reapected by all with whom he
fellowahlpprd. For a year prevtmie
to her death ahe had been confined
l. her lM-d. nnd the sweet patience
wlih which -ihe b..re her Buffering and
NfflMlon will linger long In the mem
ory of friend nnd relative. Forty
four grandchildren and forty-seven
rreat grandchildren survive her. lo
irether with the following aon and
daughter- Mr. Alice Rantater. Mrs.
Abble Chapln. and Charlns. John,
il-orge, Vern. Sam and Scott Ranlster.
Internment waa made In the family
plot nt the Key cemetery. One by
one the old pioneers are being called
i their lung rest, and soon the last of
them will be but a memory.
Saturday Afternoon Club
owing to the heavy condition of
! road, the Saturday Afternoon
Club did not meet with Mr. A. J. Mr.
Jllvre November lat., but held their
K.fcalou at the club room in Memorial
Pall. Th members were all enthus.
liMtlo over thla coxy and convenient
meeting place. Seventeen members
responded lo roll call. Mrs. Ion
l.umlell was received Into the club at
lbl meeting.
Muring the buatneaa session la w-s
v. led to hold n Thanksgiving market
ni Memorial Hull, the afternoon of
November it. tho proceeds derived
therefrom to be applied townrd fur
nlahlng the kitchen In the hall. It
' as also decided to sponsor a celebra
I'on on Armialie Day.
The following program numbers
were given:
Ksrlv Associations f Sir Walter
S.Mit Mrs. K. C. Fltxpatrlck.
The Tweed Valley Mrs. J. W. Por
ter. After adjournment dainty refresh
ment were served by Mcadames K.
M. Smith nnd J. H. Williams.
Mrs. Joseph Wurxer will bo hostess
to the club the afternoon of Novem
ber 15th.
Our
What hns become of the old fash
ioned quarter snwod pie?
The Ideal condition will come when
results follow the probe.
It Is no serious offcusc to contlmi
to honrd last winter's overcont.
There Is this much to he said for
the food gambler. He Is never shy.
And now. Into these stirring times,
comes (he prediction of n sugur short
age. ATTENTION!
Auto Owners
Having just added new
machinery to our auto
trimming department,
we are now prepared to
do all kinds of auto
trimming with'neatness
and dispatch. A large
assortment of PLATE
GLASSES on display
at prices to suit the
times.
Also leaders in home-made
harness and saddles.
Repairing of all kinds neat
ly and promptly done.
Hitman's
Harness Store
(J.D.Whitman)
Milton Oregon
le User, Attention!
Have YOU Tried the
AJAX ROAD K?
"A Monarch in Quality
A Democrat in Service."
"While Others are Claiming Quality, we
are Guaranteeing it."
Guaranteed (in Writing)
5,000 Miles
Absolute Satisfaction Also Guaranteed.
We handle the Ajax Road King. Also
Diamond, Racine and Brunswick Tires.
Quick service on any other make.
Weston Garage
(R. G. Saling)
........... rjr.'jfjrxa-MSOArA
SIX FIBER 9x12
RUGS
regular $15.00 value, specially priced at
11.00
THE VACQUETTE SUCTION SWEEPER
is a wonder-working contrivance. See it at
our store. It is not an electric cleaner but just as
effective. It is an "every day" sweeper
because it requires no wires, plugs or connections.
DeMoss Furniture
BUTTER WRAPS at Leader Shop
One hundred 1 60
Each additional hundred.... 0 75
The Fanners Bank ol Weston
Established 1891
Do you want a farm loan this
fall? If so. call and see us.
We may be able to help you.
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