.Announcement
The (JAINADAY Electric Washer and
Wrinjfcr now gold in Walla Walla by
TUB DAVIS KASKR CO.
In addition to the "One Minute," the
"dolly" type of Washer' we now have
the "Gninaday" the cylinder Btyle of
washer; In order that our trade may
choose from either of these two best
makes of electric wnshert
The swinger wringer, the large capa
city cylinder, the protected working
parts, the small amount of current re
quired, are a few of the good point of
the "Gainaday." And it is sold on easy
terms $10 down and $10 per month.
Let us show you how to take the drud
gery out of wash days.
Vhe Davis -Kaser Co.
COMl'LETKIHOME KURNISHEKS
10-20 Aldor St, (Odd Fellows Temple) Walla Walla.
BREVITIES
eating devotional aervlr. laat Friday
afternoon at the Frank Price home
on Normal height. Mr. Sarah
Rowland, president of the organixa
hmA fhm 9tm if thi, firunl ntf num.
""Cahfor "chicken. J.'lt. Keyiiolda. burs, after which riKram was
Wall telephone tyt aale. Inquire pntatntrd under the luadernhip of
at thli office. Mm. William Driakell. A pleasing
Dr. N. P. Dennet, dentiat Thona Mature was a piano aelettion, "Rob-
No. S3, We.Um. '"' Return," contributed by Mia.
..u . . i . u i i - Evelyn Sower, who made her Unit
"Safety Klrat," Senior chua pl.y, We re , Mt ,t thi,
April l at Memorial hall. Mlherinir
No. 1 alfalfa aeed at 45 ce-.ta the " '
pound. Watt at Roger. """ 'Ifo 1" cottage on
Mr. Sarah I'owl. left thi. week to W"u'r " K'!in '''j1?
join her daughter In Minne.ota. other 1or ""J
' , . , . , tlma In 25 year. Jes. aiiwrt that
lleavy rain, again thi. week fur- , mk- fc future vWu ot fc
ther improved tha crop outlook. few and fr Ho , ,.t.n.
A Mven-pound son wi born April 6 dlt-ton contractor, and will have
lo Mr. and Mr. Ren E. Juday at lone, charge of the carpenter work on the
Mi Eva iAindell left today for a 3- A. Lumdcn reaidence on the f.Jc
vtait with relatlvea in Morrow county. Bride tract below town. Thi will be
n r v..i.- -,..! thi. mmnV ntirwly remodeled, the improve-
TheWomen'a Mlaaiotiary awiety of fWMWXee!f'fi
the MethodUt church held an Inter- J
acrtlon on the
ment to include a
basement and
: a
urn are.
from hia railroad
Snak river.
Mr. and Mr. E. U. Blomgren were That Wmton people appreciated the
viailing in Weaton thi week from opportunity to purchat flower a
Walla Walla. Eatcr gifts was dcmoriatrated by the
Clifford Culliv haa been irranted a l"'tity of fragrant Moaaom. an.l
divorce from Maude Culley in tlie potted plant dixpoaed of by Mr.
Walla Walla court.
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...A Pair of...
WlKflMERS
The World-Renowned
Tlie Time and Labor Saver
Vacuette
SUCTION VACUUM SWEEPER
I'LKASUItIS TO SHOW THEM
ROSS FURIOTM STORE
unnoisrn nnn
nuuoiu
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BUTTER .WRAPS at Leader Shop
One hundred 1 50
Each additional hundred 0 75
TI-RMS CASH ONLY
Will deduct $'(00 from
13200 for the little Library building.
F. D. Watta, M. D.
Mr. and Mr. Fred Heath were
over from Athena Tucaday, attend
ing to bu.inea matter and calling
upon local friend.
N.
Loveridge lat week. Four automo-
price of ' c"'te tock from Parr'
greenhouae were required to satisfy
the local demand.
' Upon returning to the county acat
Monday from a week end viait at her
Weaton home, Mia Vida Stagga car
ried with her a bouquet of daffodil
tl.ii'lr.l frnm m tnrikt imrfli.n. Thl
Monday evening at Memorial hall fioven wrrt tno dc,iKnt of friendl) in
Athena-We.ton post of the American ,ndhtoIli whvr9 thl.M goidun favor
Legion paaaed re.olution. endowing Jtw of ipring h,ve not yet
the educational bill. pearcd.
Mr. Frank Snider waa in the city The 'wgutar monthly meeting of
Tueaday from Athena, Uking advan- the Westof) Library WM hM
Uge of bargain offered by tha We.- Mnday .ftcrnoon in the library
ton Mercantile Co. room The incominjf president, Mrs.
After an illnea of two week Mr. Alice Price, presided over the aes
O. C. McDowell ia improving at tha ,on. Quoki donated at the recent
home of her mother, Mr. Sheard, benefit were catalogued and placed
northweit of town. upon the helve for circulation.
Mi Minnie Johnson ha returned Returning to Weaton recently, with
to the University of Washington af- Mr. Wicker, after an absence of
ter .pending a few month with her more than two years. E. T. Wicker
parents near town. hag opened a shoe repairing shop at
Chaa. E. Hall haa sold hia residence hi. home on North Broad street. Mr.
property on South Braad street to C. Wicker is a workman of long expe
O. Pedenen and leavea soon with hia rience.
mother for California. jjra. C. H. Smith, a popular mem-
Motoring over from their fruit bcr of the Athena colony of Wcston
farm near Walla Walla, Mr. and Mr. jUg( came back: to the city Tuesday
Andrew Larson were Easter guest. not to gUy, but to take another look
at the G. DcGraw residence. 0f regret at the old town and old
Mr. and Mr. A. C. Fisk of Parma, friends.
Idaho, arc visitor at the C. E. Fisk j R message to a local friend Mis
farm home, having been called here stasia Walsh writes that she had
by tha .criou. illnea of their .on. spent- most delightful two weeks in
There is talk in Walla Walla of an Paris and was leaving at once for
amateur baseball league to include Servia by way of Switzerland and
the towns of Walla Walla, Pendleton, Italy.
Milton-Freewater and Athena-Wes- Now is the time for filling porch
ton. an() window boxes, pots and baskets.
While cranking his truck Wednes- Bring them to mo and Mr. Parr will
day morning C. O. Pedenen .us- fill them and start them growing,
tained a broken fore arm. The Mrs N. Loveridge.
crank "kicked." and his arm was in Harry Shick is confined to his cot
tho way. iajjc on Water street with an attack
Mies Lois Porter, a recent scarlet of the mumps. The same ailment is
fever patient at Walla Walla, has troubling the family of Charles Cul
bcen released from quarantine and ley on Dry creek.
will immediately resume her studies Frederic McGrcw motored in from
at Whitman college. th0 ranch Tuesday to pay a few bas-
Lcarn tho cost of a 2x4 chicken iness calls and delight old-time cro
coop to build new then you will ap- nies with his keen analysis of ap
preciate the bargain offer of (3200 rent events.
for my homo of 7 1-2 lots. Good Ci 0 pC(iorscn and family have
buildings, young trees and splendid vacated the Frank Snider residence
garden soil. F. D. Watta. on Normal heights and are now dom-
According to the Rockland, Idaho icilcd in the March cottage on South
Times Muse Kinnear, formerly of Broad street.
Weston, is in tho American Falls Mrs. William Driskell, Miss Evelyn
hospital, suffering with a broken leg. Sowers and Master Lynn Fontaine
Tha accident happened while he was Bpent Easter in Freewater as the
engaged in dragging logs near Rock- guests of the H. C Fetter family.
'amk Lady cook wanted on ranch ; wages
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Bennett were $eo per month until harvest; during
recent visitors in Spokane. Mrs. harvest will pay harvest wages. Ad
Bennett was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. drcss Box 132. Pendleton. Or.
DO H laham Davis while her husband went Wou,. you tnke ,1000 - the ,
to Wyoming after hia car. He was mlt lumbe . in the tlW9 an)und mv
SSS&SSS l"1 ffCt thrUKh th8 mountain8 home after you had bought the
place T F. D. Watts. M. D.
THE WESTON HULLS
will ROLL, GRIND or CLEAN
your grain, and will give prompt atten
tion to orders for anything in its line.
International Stock
and Poultry Food
Hay, Rolled Barley, Oats, Wheat and
Millfccds. Chicken Feeds, includ
ing Corn, Wheat, Scratch Food, Bone,
Shell, Grit, Meat Scraps and Fgg Mash.
Try a Sack of our Popular Graham.
J. A. LUMSDEN - Proprietor
Utah GOAL
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OA N DO
Dry Heactan WOOD
Your orders solicited, .and
will be promptly filled at
right price. Phone 272 or 93.
WESTON TRANSFER CO.
GILBERT G. ELLIS, Mgr.
Surely Suitable
SHOWING
SOME
SWELL
SPRING
SUIT
SAMPLES
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CASH filARKET
FRESH MEATS
OF ALL KINDS
HIGHEST CASH
PRICES PAD)
FOR LIVESTOCK,
HIDES. PELTS, &c.
HASS & SAUER
HAT BRITE
!
FOR COLORING OLD
AND NEW STRAW HATS
EASY TO APPLY
1 ATTDArnup mi rD
II, GOOOWIt), Druggist
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Liberty Bonds !
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 and sell Liberty Bonds.
Anv denomination $50 $100
1500-11000.
James L. Elam
Walla Walla - - Washington
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WESTON BATHS, BARBER
and TAILOR SHOP
R. L. Reynaud
f A.W.LUHM
General Insurance
and Real Estate
LIFE HEALTH FIRE
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
Do you want to sell your
property? If it is salable
1 CAN SELL IT
4
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LUNCHES!
Dr. S. L KDHIARD
Veterinary Surgeon
ICE CREAM
CIGARS
CANDIES
Baker's Goods
Phone - Main 253
I Phone j?our dray orders,
93, or call at store.
Davis & Ellis
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co.
Established 1865
Athena, Oregon Waitsburg, Wash.
American Beauty
oand'O
Pure White
Made of selected bluestem in one of the
best equipped mills in the Northwest
Sold in Weston by
Weston Mercantile Company
with it.
w. J. naie. wen Known pioneer, is ,Mr John Barneg and children of
hero from lone, and will probably re-Athena were weekH.nd visitors at the
main over next week. Nat is now a
momber of the real estate firm of
Hymer & Hale, who have large list
ings of Morrow and Gilliam county
lands.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carmichael,
who are visiting in Fresno, Calif.,
were
hospitable S. A. Barnes home.
i Mr. and Mrs. Willard Forth were in
the city Tuesday on a visiting and
hopping expedition.
Mrs. J. J. Beeler is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. E. W.
HIV VIOIVIIIK 111 I IVDilVi , , ....
privileged to welcome a little Fehr Jn Pcndleton-
vnaney uixon is reporiea n w
smallpox patient at the J, N. York
farm.
Mrs. A. T. Mcts is quite ill at her
I Tbe Farmers Bank ol Weston
I Established
grandaughter April 1 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Priest Mrs.
Priest was formerly Miss May Carmichael.
Under the efficient aupcrvision of hon' Normal heights.
Misses Helen Rayborn, Velma Banis- Ford touring car for sale. Frank
cr and Kathleen Pedersen, the Camp- Ilildcbrand.
fire Girls sponsored a successful
cooked food sale in the club room of Measures to be submitted to the
Community hall last Saturday. The voter, of Oregon at tha special elec
amount realised from to sale of ap- -tion 0 te hejj on May 21 are to be
pctiiing viands waa $13.46. printed on a ballot of their own and
Tha firm of wood manufacturers, not on the regular primary nominating
O'Harra & Jones, is ready to begin Fallot, according to a legal opinion
operations. "Tha Witto drag aaw or- 8'ven by Attorney-General Brown,
dered by Vernie and Ray came in tho Thi. i. necessary, according to the
other day, and ia a neat little rig attorney general, for the reason that
which ought to make wood-sawing a only the republican and democratic
pleasant pastime. It will first be Pwtle. are represented at the prl
put in commission on the Charles warlea and persons of other political
m Wb. Sixteen-inch wood will affiliation would be deprived of their
mostly be manufactured. to vote on the measures.
Save and Pay Up
Treasury Department advises that it is just as
necessary to save at this time as during the war.
Production is low and distribution hampered by lack
of cars.
In your program of saving it might be well to
visit the Weston Mercantile Go. during their sale
and purchase such supplies as you may need while
the 'price is reduced. Do not forget that Jones &
Jones carry a complete, up-to-date stock of farm
and home supplies. Other Weston stores have com
plete stocks in their lines and
The Farmers Bank
is always glad to extend assistance.
One-half of your taxes should be paid before
April 6th. We shall be glad to attend to this matter
for you if you wish.
See us before contracting a farm loan.