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A REAL "HOMEY"
ATMOSPHERE
HIVcUmI y 'XK't).siv'
y I lu' clH'crfnl uraiHTicrt
Is not jilways
f ii rnitu i I. in
n( (lie window. Ami now is the time
wln'ii the housewife is thinking of tak
ing down the old Hu'leil curtains and
draperies and replaung hem with the
fresh, new, airy on , ;., inr; the r t'ms
an atmosphere of Spring.
New hhipiuents all'ord a k-autiful
hhowing of new curtains and drapery
materials and many ideas on how to
make your home more delightful than
ever U-fore.
Zjw Davis -Kaser Co.
('fMiipli'tc Kuriii-iluTS of IloincH. OlIieeB. Sfhoolrt
nod Chtiivlir.
10 20 AIlrSl. (Ol.l IVIL.ws Ti n. Walla Walla.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES and WIRING
K.-ti mates furnished free on all kinds
of work. All work guaranteed.
Freewaler Electric Supply House
l'hone Ni. 13.1, Free water, Oregon.
BREVITIES
f bora anil frienda asiwmblcd and s
5 the hour moat pleasantly with
1 le ami dancing. At miilniifhl
Dr. N. I. Ilcnnct, di nt int.
No. H.'t, Weston.
Kotiiewhit speckled "Tuck
has resumed hi accustomed activities.
Wuinaii wanted for general house
work. H. (j. Illomgren. Phone UF12.
(He Westfall has returned from a
several months' sojourn in Portland.
Fur Kale A sweet-tuned cabinet
mm in good rtmilition. Price rea
sonable. Mra. K. M. .Smith,
I. ('. and Robert llupkina shipped
a car of potatoes last week to Pen
dleton and another to Walla Walla.
ftaturday night surprise party
was Undered Mr. Ceorg Otte at hi
farm home on Pry rrwek. Ntli;h-
bora and friends assembled and spent
mu-
II. At niiilnlffht a
blentiful and delirium icismI wa
Phone furnished bv the Mradanu-a Newton
O'JIarra, Albert O'llurra and I. ('.
amun met ausiand. iioh who hnri'd in
the evening's gaiety were Mr. and
Mra. Albert O'llarru. Mr.' and Mm.
Newton O'JIarra, Mr. and Mr. El
nier Tucker, Mr. and Mra. Willium
Fi-hr, Mr. anil Mm. I'edemen, Mr.
and Mra. I. C. McCausland; Misses
Dorothy Rulflnch, Ruby Price, EIi?u
Morrison; Messrs. Levi O'Harra,
Herman O'Harra and Lyle Webb.
A minimum annual salary of f IJoi)
for Umatilla ec-nty school tcach-r:
waa recommended at the meeting of
clerka in IViiiili'tou
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in
Albert O il arra baa aold a trail of directum and
arden an fruit land on Dry creek to Monday at which 100 school ditri- u
hia brother-in-law, Walter Simpson, were, represented. They fi.von d
Mr. and Mra. W. I.. Dalton camo placing tearhern on the Yi montlia
The third, Cochran, and hia brother basis and ok reed that there alio'ild
will rut wood near the sawmill for In1 no competition between districts
for the arrviroa of teacher. There
will be a suitable inrreaae in the mm-
LARGE INVOICE
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION
t
Bought Right-Priced Right
SEE TMEM ON OUR FLOOR
DeMoss Furniture
imum salary each year for teacher
who continue in the same district.
superintendent ought to have a sal
It wa also agreed that the county
ary of $:!M0 per year and an in
crease of 11 'J 00 over the present fig
ure woa recommended.
Ten head of J. M. liunistcr's farm
herd of t.'i sheen near town were kill
ed by dues, and two othera are miss
ing. Several more were wounded,
iiml may not survive. One white, one
yellow and two black dogs are known
They wi re
We Advise the Public
that The Weston Mills, with new
management, continues the motto: "We
Serve to Suit."
Rolling Grinding Cleaning
May, Uolled IJarlcy. Oats. Wheat and
, Minimi. Chicken Feeds, includ
ing Corn, Wheat, Scratch Food, Hone.
Shell, hh, Meat Scraps and Fjtf Mash.
Trv a Sack of our Popular Graham.
J. A LUMSDEN - Proprietor
Fred Fuller.
Mra. F. I). Watta Journeyed In
SjKikanc .Sntunlay to Join Dr. Wattt
and upend a few days in the Inland
Empire metropolis,
Dciidi'd improve mi nl m reported
linn week in I lie condition of Mra.
Juliii lloiiewiti, who ia now able to
otTUkionally bavo the nick -bed.
It. U. l'rix hatel If ft thia week for
IMio, where he will nettle upon hia
homenlead of 'J'l ariea. The land ia
under the Teel irrigation project.
J. II. Soylor of Freewater, who nlao
l.aa intercut in the weal end of the t ,)aV(, ,,,,, tm? rai(,,
coumy, ta wmn nrmitfiii lorwnr.i lor ll(t ,fu.r trynh multon uut merel-
the demorraOr nomination aa county JluU,(, gnJ ,m. tht. fhvi, for slurt(
Ju'lfc' nearly all the wool having' been tom
A. Abraliamaon has purchaacd tho from the bodies. I.inua Anderson
rcaidenco proH-rty on Hroad atrcet lout three hn"3 of aheep all he had
formerly occupied by the A. W. Lun- jn the aamc manner, and Lewia
delta, and haa taken immediate poa- Gilliland one.
aeaaion. Vumaumkin, bead man of the Coy-
I'mf. and Mra. F. ('. Fitzpatrick Usea and reputed to be one of the
and Mr. and Mra. J. Ilarl Williama Umatilla reservation's wealthicat and
motored to Wala Walla .Sunday to at- m0at influential Indiana, is dead in a
tend aervicca at the Firat I'reaby- Chicago hotel from aaphyxiation, J
terian church. havimr blown out the gos. lie was
T)i Cm.1 ..uiiito hua lu...n mi hia viv to Waahimrtoil. D. C. o
appraiaed at f G3.12I.11 by J. H. hia own accord to object to the pres- $
CofTman, II. U Frarier and W. W. ent method of aclling and leasing In-
Waaaer. The real property waa val- dian lands. Yumsumkin was the f
ued at IjH.IO. owner of 320 acres of the best land
i',, .. ; . ii,!. .l in the Adams neighborhood. His re- :
from the Thorn Hollow district, and "" wil1 bc "hipped
reiMirta that some whent waa winter burial.
killed in that locality. Hia own was Among the local I'ythians who mo.
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Utah COAL
OA N DO
Dry lifleacbam VOGD
Your orders eolicitcd. ai;d
will Ik; promptly fillwL at
rinht price. Phone 272 or 93.
WESTON TRANSFER CO.
GILBERT G. ELLIS, Mgr.
I Surely Suitable
SHOWING
SOME
SWELL
SPRING
SUIT
SAMPLES
i 1!!
; CASH MARKET
FRESH MEATS
OF ALL KINDS
back for
damaged in MHts.
Mra. David Uhlrey of Pendleton
baa been viaiting her mother, Mra.
M. C. Ferguson, on Weston moun
tain. She waa accompanied home by
her aiater, Miss Myrtle Ferguson.
tored down to Pendleton Monday to
attend the big Dokie ceremonial were
Sim J. Cullcy, Clarence Avery, P.
T. Harbour, Otis Adams, Tim Mc
Bridc, Penl McBride. Marvin Price,
Will Price, Claud Price, lister O'
llurra, J. P. Lieuallen, Kay O Har-
nressivc ana cnieruiiiung event
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lieuallen
Walla Walla were in Weston o
days last week, visiting friends and
AUTO TOP DRESSING
D
ye
in
the Lngmeera corps, otter serving a
short time in Siberia. Unyles will re
turn to his home at Deer Lodge, Mon
tana.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Carmichnel relatives. Mr. Lieuallen spent part
and Miss Elsie O'Harra are in flue run f the winter in Portland, learning
patients nt the Carmichael farm, how to grade grain at the govern
The aenior Mrs. Carmichael came ment school. He leaves soon for
over from Walla Walla Tuesday to Yakima, Wanh., to begin the shcet
assist in caring for the sufferers. shearing season.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Payne have A basket ball game will bo played
moved into Mrs. Payne's cottage, re- tonight on the Weston floor between
ceiillv vacated by Dr. and Mrs. Hen- Athena and Weston. On Friday and
HIGHEST CASH
PRICES PAID !
FOR LIVESTOCK, f
HIDES. PELTS, &c.
HASS & SAUER f
WESTON BATHS. BARBER
and TAILOR SHOP
R. L. Reynaud
iw.luhd;
General Insurance
i and Real Estate
Lieutenant Bay lea Baker arrived rB !,,.,, O'Harra, Clarence Hand,
Sat. Francisco February 20 with CUrk Woo,l. They report most im-
! Liberty Bonds !
LIFE HEALTH FIRE
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
An absolutely safe invest
ment. If you have money to in
vest, buy Liberty Bonds from us.
If you sell Liberty Bonds, sell
to us.
We buy ami sell Liberty Bonds.
Anv denomination $."o $100
$olAfltXH..
James L. Elam
Walla Walla - - Washington
Snturday evenings of next week tho
finals in the conference will be played
by the winning teams in this dis-
Water proof and will not fade.
Try a can. For sale by
Goodwin's Drug Store
U net. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Adorns
5 have leased the cottage formerly oc
A eunied by the Paynes.
Jj Work on the "Teel irrigation project trict, on the Whitman college floor.
fj has been temporarily halted until the
J state guarantees tho interest on the
Si
It is regarded as practically
Mrs. Watts is Club Hostess
Tho Saturduy Afternoon club was
A bonds
i certain that the state will do this most hospitably entertained at tlio
within a short time, and worn win home or Mrs. r. u. w&us reoru
then bc resumed. ary 21. An interesting business ses-
I. C. Hopkins and sons had a nice sion was folowed by program num-
littlo mountain walk a few days ago consisung oi.
Dr. S. L KEIINARD j
Veterinary Surgeoa
Do you want to sell your
property? If it is salable
t I CAN SELL IT
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H LUNCHES!!
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Preston-Shaffer Milling Co.
Established 1865
Athena. Oregon . Waitsburij, Wash.
American Beauty
and
Pure White
Flow
Made of selected bluestem in one of the
best equipped mills in the Northwest.
Sold in Weston by
Weston Mercantile Company
upon returning from Palmer Junc
tion, .wheiv they bought some bind.
They are said to have "hoofed it"
back home via tho toll gate, a dis
tance of nearly 30 miles.
K. E. Hortman, a visitor from Se
attle, looked over tho Weston up
land country this week in company
with Fred McNefT. Mr. Hortman
Piano duet Miss Genevieve Rogers
and Mrs. Watts.
Taper, "Belfast" Mrs. C. E. Fisk.
Reading, "Dublin" Mrs. Goodwin.
Piano solo Miss Genevieve Rogers.
Short address on club work in com
munity life Miss Hollenbeck.
Guests of the club were Misses
Louise Rintoul, EUa Love, Lurline
Hospital at corner of Main
and Broad streets. .
Phone - Main 253
ICE CREAM
CIGARS
CANDIES
Baker's Goods
Phone your dray orders,
93, or call at store.
1 Davis & Ellis
i : .
1'... ...... M.,l,.,l Pnlvin F.tlmi ll.iU.m.
will lot-ate if he finds a place to suit Gt.nevievc Rogcw The
him: and if he does, several others
will follow from tho Sound city.
final hour was spent around attnic
tiwlv nrmointcd luncheon tables. A
A party consisting of the Misses d,,loctjli,e nf)ast was served by Mrs.
.... c fi: k..mh:.. . .
Claud Price and Mrs. &. A. Barnes,
assisted by the hostess.
Mrs. E. M. Smith will be hostess
at the next meeting,
Gladys Smith, Lhia Morrison, Hor
tenso Baker and Doris Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Williams and Gail
Williams motored to Tendleton Weil- to tl)e cjub
nesday evening to see Walter wmte- jjarcn g,
side in "Tho Master of Ballantrao."
Tho Intetvhurch World Movement The Campfire GlflS
lenders will hold n convention in Swas-Tc-Kc Cnmpflvc was eiiter-
Spoknno March 10 and 12 at tho tained at thb borne of the gumxlian,
Central Methodist church. Fully Sarah Rowland, Saturday nf-
600 pastors of the Protestant Evan- ternoon. All members but two were
gelicnl chuivhes in the Inland Em- j attendance. The following pro
pire arc expected to attend, and a .,., wa8 rendei-ed:
woman's convention will be held at fho American Creed Blanche
the same time at tho First Baptist xhorsen,
church. - Reading, "The Quails" Helen Ray-
Roliert A. Young, son-in-lnw of born. v
Mrs. Will Payne of this city, died Reading, "Washington" Bertha
lust week f pnoumonia, following Starmer.
Influenta, at Buvlcy, Idaho. Mr. Indian JChxb Drill Charlotte' Mass
Young was a devoted member of the and Blanche Thorsen.
KnighU of Pythias, and was well Light refreshments were served
known in local Pythian circles while during the closing hour by the Misses
engaged in state highway work in Helen Rayborn and Bertha Starmer.
this vicinity . He is survived by a The next meeting will be held at tho
young widow and Infant child. ' home of Bertha Starmer.
ineramiers
Established 1891
ail oi Weston
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June 30, 1919, resources of all banks in the
United States were:
Ranks under Statu Charter.-?. . .
Banks under National Charters
Difference; fa'vor of State Banks..? 5.1GG.125.830.30
..$25,965,675,836.30
.. 20,799,550.000.00
In Dollars there is strength. We hold a
State Charter.
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