( s SACpl Egg BREVITIES ' FoiJ roadster Auto Co. for sale. Liberty . v Ms. Eunice WiLey, popular brldn of Ut week, waa honored at .how t r f ln J.y the Pythian Sister, at the Jto'n. of Mr.. Marvin Price, last Fri day evening. A liunilnonio gift of sil ver wao presented by tho organim tion to Ilia young lady. . A number of I In) younger til were present and ten dered Oik honor guest UiixcelUncou and-n Mm, W. II. Could ha. been Wrest- nhower. Iintr with . .ev, r. Cold the pa.t week. ,Uvjv(( eVcry Nelson l. June in In Portland thi. .veiling of next week t th Baptist week taking a pro-Christmas look .i.ur.-h. fi.-wi (.iir.,. ... .1 are reported. Dodge ervice S We will be able within three weeks to deliver Dodge Cars of all models. Christmas is noai. Have vu tin night of giving a BRUNSWICK PHO NOGRAPH? It's a musical wonder tlu.' finest phonograph madc-aml would bo a splendid gift. around. nphraim Turkcr and family were dinner guest. Huntlay rf Elder and Mm. John Iionewltt. Tho Edward Tucker ramv up from lloliliiiun Sunduy fur a day's visit at tho W. II. Gould lionie. ' ' Kuy I.ivUbllrn bob-alrddcd to town Wednesday to talk over the livestock market with local cronies. Walter Gilmoro mine down front the mountain Wednesday He u for bob-sled. Walt & Itog r, Athena. Itoyal Driskell ia here from Walla Walla. D.0.LL Ceremonial 'The Dokie. are coming." Fortified with potent draughts of morning cm, l' "'" leading their hungry Weston Garage H. G. SALING and spent few hour in town. For Halo One Oretfon Special eoiubiited harvester, 20-foot rut, in good condition.' K. L. Wood, Wes ton, Oregon. ' ('. I.. I'inkrrton, assistant cashier of the lueal bank, ha been kept at home fur a week or moro with a riour, lllril Hit. Holiday cootie are being attrac tively displayed in the local shop. Wtston ineH'hant.i are anticipating fine holiday trade. .Mr. Alex .Me('orkoll came down from the mountain Tuesday, braving told und snowdrift, to visit shop n few hour. and ferocioua tiger which dine on tyro meat with the name hearty up petite with which the II horn-l Li voliipuii cats a nigger they are com ing to Weston three hundred itrong from all point of the compass. The inspiration 1 the big ceremon ial which will be staged here Decem ber 20 in High School auditorium by Al Kindi Temple of Walla Walla. Thli event Was made posibk for Weston by the kindness of Athena knight in yielding their right in the premises, Athena having already had two ceremonial. There will be fifty or more tyros und, -to cross me Burning sands, lor tne sands of the desert do not grow cold FORD CARS FOR KDIATE DEUUERY or you can order now and get your car in the spring. Libert Auto Go. (Phone 241) O. A. ADAMS, Proprietor Mri. Lilian Krcdelivk. ignored the in, Iokiedom the grand of domain of Khorassan. Butjtcr Wrap orrloin prompt ly filled t the Lvmlcr tlup. iota at once I The Weston Schools In Mii.it Hintiiul glud to be bock? Ask her. She'll ay ahe is. Are her pupil glad to have her Uik? Ak them. Ti.ey'll sy they are. . L . . 1 . ' . . . preM.iee of the Storm King Wednea- I'v ,,, Y h u n"',"n; U day momin,; ...I mode her uu.l re be a b.g feed of g wiekly trip to Walla Walla. ""',r,. t l , ' . . 5 ,.,,,, . ,, camel a milk theac being delicaciei J lakmg a holiday vacation from hi. t0 round wt th kut Tjje loca, Wm. dutie on the LlUworth Wood farm, pllJ of VyXUm Slite h tHrge of Lawrence turt.a haa gone to , Port- the banquet, which will be served in iMtwf Mini lttvtu.-naia.'illu nil uill ... - ..... t.,e banqueting room-or the castle hi parent, at the latter place. hM 9t .Stwm Lxlgc, Knights of Miss Horine linker has returned I"thias. There will bo a suitablu from a visit with her sister, Mrs. program of toasts, t'larence Wright, at Claresholm, Al- The arrangements committee con- berta. Her father is beaming with sirts of C. W. Avory, JjJI. Trice and pleasure since his cook has arrived W. II, Booher. in time for the season of sausage and - PTrribr ... r r ,m ' Has a Fine War Record The local lodge of Pythlans was . nut deterred Wednesday Ohnstmas ft" lilVlilg I 'I in- llrst crude ,1'egri-ts the loss of porothy ltebhum, who is moving any. Mr-'. l'itj a!rk!,':i Mom i.i bury muk;iig pivj ;iintioii!i for Christmn. Miss CidvinS room is studying a pretty Jnmiifxr garden of its own evening by the den rlli of electrical illuwinant. More primititve means were used for lighting the castle hall, and alt three ranks were confered in a session last ing until midnight. Wilinm Singer, Joke Knrkaus and other cattlemen drove about 150 head of stock through town Sunday, en route for (iardena alfalfa fields. The cattle have been ranging on Rock Second-hand Sad dles. Wc will trade new saddles for old ones. Harness Oiled for $1.00 per set. - Whitman's Harness Store (Phone 122) Milton ... Oregon People of the neighborhood north west of Athena will remember Geo. Norris, son of Rev. E. M. Nor ris, Free Methodist minister. The young man was' employed by S. S. Parris and others prior to enlisting in, the sen-ice of his country. Ilo scved in Co. C, 18th Infantry. First Division. He spent but a few weeks m the trenches, end but four durs in the front lines when he was milking. The garden eunntats of two creek in tliu lilues, and owners were wounded - by a machine gun bullet hoi.-e -radndi roots which make up th delayed in getting them out. and was taken prisoner by the Ger- istiuuU. On otw of. these Salami n Roy Read is here from the big Cam- mans. He was reported by the war Jiip house Mauds. The inhabitants irtll ranch at Noblcford, Alberta, department as missing and mourned lire able to i;nss from one island to which for several months has been by. relatives as being dead, for many tlie other by bent or over an artistic uH. KOvm, f his agricultural activi- months- The boy was eventually bridge, Wnicr surround the tolamU iiv. jic is going back to Nobleford liberated from a German prison and - m i generally the case. ftfter a visit, although he admits that rejoined his company in the Army Mrs. Pinkei ton's room expects to hin service there arc not indispensa- of ; Occupation, coming home with liave a Christmas tree, Mo, Pershiroy. It IS reported the LMIson broke down eslon homenmkers who are for- , George held the rank of sergeant while on duty In tha eighth grade .,,, i, ,,..,,. . rhriim and wears decorations awarded him cactus ure eagerly watching the buds by French ""J American govern- to nee if there is a promise of bright blossoms for the holidey season. Tho legend is that a quantity of these blossoms foretells a jolly visit from St. Nicholas. Orell McPherrin regularly keeps up his nuto stage run, despite the heavy snow. Ho even has another car in readiness to put on should tho truffle juhlify its use. With only one i-ii,miii,k received his official railroad train each day, the auto of the kind of the gifts that are appreciated is rendered easy by a visit to our store. We are showing Wilton and Axminster Rugs, Tapestry and Leather Rockers, Library Ta bles, Dining Room Tables, Ce dar Chests, Dressers, etc., etc. DeMoss Furniture room, No wonder. It probably has "cold feet." The high soliool is experiencing one of thoac atrocious Quizr, Week. It i it humdinger, too. The Cut-lb Standard Practice Tesi are here now for use in the third to eighth grades, inclusive, Kvery pupil in school is interested In dm parent, seeing his report card nest Monday. mcnta. ' TAKEN IP One Holstcn yearling bull, branded S with bar across it, on the right side. W. A. McCORKELL Weston, Oregon. Tbe Fanners Bank of Weston Established 1891 : r. ,?..,l...i,nl i,m a deleirate to the Suite k'KC becomes a most positive con Teachers Association in Portland veiiieneo to those who must travel in December 2t, M and 31. Mr. FiU- this kind of weather. Patrick, Mr. Green of Pendleton and j0, Gordon, who lived in the Wes- Mr. Irew of Echo are the delegates on C0Untry three decades or more who were elected by the teachers ilu- K0 t.nlllt, ,own from Spokane for a ring tho institute, to attend the Port land meeting. ' ' Spud Ground Wanted k 1' would liko to lease some, spud J ground in the Weston neighborhood for several seasons cash or shares. J W. T. Hastings S Waitsburg, Wash. Jf -1 I Prcston-Shaffcr Milling Co. Established 1865 Athena, Oregon . Waitsburg. Wash. American Beauty i Pure White WIqut .UJKln nnrksmKlrHifitWimtl or no ;.v. Siiid niwlt l, koti4i9 or ptttW. and de t.riutjoi fur FRKK SEARCH tunl rauit PATENTS BUILD FORTUNES tor Our f rw booklet tell how, vlxt lo mrvnt ih1 mvo you inorwy. Wrltv today. 0. SWIFT & CO. PATENT LAWYERS. 303 Seventh St., Washington, D. C. ,11 I J I k 1' Made of selected bluestcm in one of the ' best equipped mills in the Northwest. Sold in Weston by Weston Mercantile Company visit with relatives and friends. He is the father of Mrs. R. G. Saling of this city and Jess Cordon, the well known young farmer of Athena. Mr. Cordon has been handling and deal ing in racing stock for a number of years, and is regarded as capable trainer. C. Day lea Baker, son of Merritt A. Boker, a Weston veteran of tho civil war another of whoso sons served overseas has been commissioned a second lieutenant in tho United States army. Bayles is a train dis- pnteher in tho railroad engineering corps. He will sail from San Fran Cisco December 10 for crvicc in Si beriu. His family will remain Deer Lodge, Montana, which has been their home for several years. Tho directors of Weston Memorial Asociation rmvc receivea letter or congratulation mid inquiry from War ters nl New York City in regard to J . tho Memorial Hall recently dedicated ' 1 in this city. The letter states that K ' Weston is one of the leaders in the ij Phone your dray Ol'dei'S, United States in this line, and re- . iiucsts a picture and floor plan of tho j yt r Call St StOl'e.. : building to use in publicity work and J ' ' assist -in advising other communities j 1 , which aro rapidly" failing in line to I JAVIC A FK "SAVE AND PAY UP" Why not a War Savings Stamp or Treasury Savings Certificate for a Christmas present? These are appropriate and helpful. f FOR SALE AT THIS BANK 8 IIlunchesI ICECREAM CIGARS CANDIES Baker's Goods auto top mm an D Water proof and ,will not fade. Try a can. For sale by Goodwin's Drug' Store 3 place, as our town. f .T : , , . wwsw