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OA CARLOAD OF,
"Automatic"
Refrigerators Has Arrived
Now is the time to buy your "Auto
mntic." Miike your Hok'ctlon early to
Ihj prepared lor tho hot nummer
weather.
There are several thing" you should
know about refrigerators la-fore you
buy. The food that you and your fam
ily eat cornea out of th:tt refrigerator.
Upon it dejK'ndx, in a large measure,
the health of your family. Therefore,
choose it with definite knowledge and
understanding.
Regardless of price, there is no better
refrigerator built than the "Automat
ic." You incur no obligation when you ask
for information or a demonstration.
We will gladly nerve you. Write, Tel
ephone or Call.
TERMS IF YOU WISH
Vho Davis -Kaser Co.
I'oiiipli-U' Furnishers of llomi'8, Oflici'B
Churches und Schools.
10-20 Alder St. Walla Walla, Wash.
BUTTER WRAPS at Leader; Shop
One hundred 1 60
Each additional hundred 0 75
TERMS CASH ONLY
THE WESTON MILLS
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
Millfeeds. 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
HAT BRIT3E
FOR COLORING OLD
AND NEW STRAW HATS
EASY TO APPLY
ATTRACTIVE COLORS
II, GOODWIN, Druggist
BREVITIES
HOB
We are now aitriiU for the UUr
tin. k. Liberty Auto Co.
The Weston library building ia now
lorated on It new Main street alta.
Mra. Gi-orge Ktorry and little on
left today for I'ortland to niaka their
home.
1 have a limited number of food
second -hand sacks for sale. J. R.
Reynolds.
Mra. John Hyatt la reported to ba
very aerlounly ill at hrr home on the
mountain.
Jack Chapin went on Monday at
foreman of tha local crew of county
road grader.
Miss Klitabrth Avery I a new pu
pil enrolled in tha music clan of Mrs.
Lilian Frederick.
Mra. Lottiu Jkhum of St Joe. Mo.,
I visiting at the homo of her father,
Frank Hildt-brand.
Mr. N. I'. Ik-nnct and babe left
Sunday for a week' viiit with her
parents at I'ortland.
Walter Ginn in reported to be crit
ically ill with Bright' diMam: at his
home in Walla Walla.
John McKwcn and two sons of Mil
ton were recent guest of the J. W.
Porters and J. Calders.
Miss Mildred King is spending a
few days as the guest of Mrs. Ver
non O'JIarra on Weston mountain.
Rev. K. W. Achillea i at Umapina
thia week, assisting Rev. Geo. T.
Klein in a Frca Methodist tent meet
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Braca
sro the proud parenta of little son
who arrived In their home last Sun
day night
Frank O'lUrra, well known Pendle
ton pioneer, is visiting at the home of
his brother, Marion, lie has lonr
been in failing health.
Lester Hodgson continues to im
prove, and it is hoped he will soon
be able to leave the hospital and re
turn home to Weston.
Miss Mabel Colvin. popular mem
ber of Weston school faculty the past
two years, departed Saturday for her
home in Haines, Oregon.
The Warren Construction company
is preparing to establish a road camp
at Weston in a few days. One of the
rock quarriea In this vicinity will be
utilised.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barnes left
tho city Monday for the farm, where
k... ni niniiin for a season to till
the sit-fast acres of their upland
... The home of Mrs. S. A. Barnes
holdings the gcenc of a plc,sant a(Tair
J. 0. Wood was over from Walla afte10O whcn a number
Wall. Sunday for a visit with Ms rf for thc pur.
family at tho homo of Mrs. busan ..;; curtains and over-
Tucker. They left Tuesday to Join r
him there.
Prices mm
BBO
BY ALL FARM L'lIPLEIfflIT FACTORIES
TO THE PEOPLE :
Every farm implement and wagon factory in the United States
has materially advanced the prices on all farm implements and wag
ons. The advance became eifective on May 1st.
We have a large and complete stock of implements and wagons.
We were considerably below the market price before the advance came,
and we will not take advantage of the advance, as long as
this stock lasts. A considerable saving will be made if you buy your
implements from US, and NOW, as we are booking many orders for
mowers, rakes and binders, and when the present stock is exhausted
we will then be obliged to raise the price.
ACT AT ONCE AMD SAVE MONEY
LUMBER DOWN
There has been a slight advance in the price
of lumber. You will get the advantage of the
reduction by trading with us.
Pay us a visit during the Pioneer Picnic,
June 4th and 5th.
JONES & JONE
HARDWARE IP1BMS LUMBER
Weston, Oregon
Rev. M. A. Phinncy has recovered
from tho whooping cough, and will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday morn
ing and evening at the United
Brethren church.
(Telephone 83.) Monday, Wed.
. and Friday. Evenings by
appointment.
DR. N. P. BENNET
WESTOIf - - - OREGON
I lunches!
C. Price, is now head stenogrnpner
of the Portland Realty board.
The little daughter of Charles May
Is improving, after a critical illness.
Mrs. J. E. Jones, who has been help
ing to care for the little one, has re
turned to her home in Weston.
Trapping at the
creek near the
ICE CREAM
CIGARS
CANDIES
Baker's Goods
Podge Cars
and Dodge Extras
AJAX and DIAMOND TIRES
Gasoline, Oils, and
Accessories
WESTON GARAGE
' (J. F. SNIDER)
i
GENERAL BLHCKSmiTHINC at Snider Shop
ilranea for the Pioneer room in Mem
orial hall. Reminiscences of pioneer
days and merry conversation added
interest to the needlework. Those
present were: Mesdames G. De
Craw, L. R. Van Winkle, H. Greer,
w R Pavnp. Abbio Chanin. Ella
M Joiiu Lavender, who came up o'Harra. S. A. Barnes: Miss Anice
from Portland to attend the funeral Barnes.
of her grandmother, the late wr. fc , nds in the
vicinity of the City hall have been
decided upon as tho local camping
place for automobile tourists. The
premises were being cleaned up and
nut in shape this week by Marshal
Avery, and water will be piped in.
. i m.. -1. w TA
r iwmw . ..-... lt ,g connaentiy expecica mm jj
t the head of Rock ton-a camp ground will be found to $ phone vour dray orders, tj
io Boddy cabin, Dick En- be both pleasant and convenient by 3 J
glish caught a yearling bear cub the ut0mobile tourists. Signs directing & 93 or caU at store.
other day. Mrs. English will be the" attention to it are being prepared, g g
richer by nice rug to be made of Bn( wju be put up on the roads. 8 u
the polk The announcement is made that g faiic JC. FIIk
All of Weston's population kept on juno 23, 1920, will be a very fortu- b LlVld V M
t : Am. Wim1iiihHav- ... UWati Whv On f
. 7 ;,;.hTD having '.r: MiVe . R Blinn of Day- S
failed to come as scheduled. It i ton, Ohio, national secretary of the
ilrl to have been Btalled in the Mc- Woman's Missionary association of
Arthur field near Athena. the United Brethren church, will be
With car of implements and in Weston and will make public ad- g
household goods, C. M. Schneider left dress at 8 p. m. Begin to plan now S
thia week on his return to his farm so that there will be no conflict of g
near Mica, Wash. He was accompan- dates. When you have heard her fi
ied by his son-in-law and daughter, you will wih that she might come
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Booher, who will very often." 8
make their home in the same locality. Aa the times are ripe for guesses jj
Harry Beathe and Mrs. Artie on things political, you may if you j
Beathe set out no less than 3100 like credit me with tho following
strawberry plants in one day on the prediction," writes "C. F. B.' to the
lattcr'a mountain farm. Having read Leader: "That the surnames of the
in the Leader what another duo of three leading aspirants for president
planters had done, they thought it in the conventions to be held in Chi
would bo a nice little stunt to do cago and San Francisco will each
just twice as well. contain two Vs.' Also, that the can-
A kiln has been completed at the didate whose surname . contains the
Weston brickyard, ready for burn- greatest percentage of w,U be
Ing. This work has been delayed to our next president,
await the arrival of the grates or- Jesse Staggs left Tuesday to join
dered by Manager Harbour for the and visit his brother, George Staggs,
purpose of burning coal instead of whom he will accompany to Seattle,
wood. Meanwhile, brick moulding George, who graduates this year
continues with about 15 men on the from the veterinary department of
payroll Washington State College, will take
Having finished shipping his unto himself a bride as well as a di
mounUnfpoUto crop, about 1200 plo.na. His marriage to Miss Alma
sacks L. H. Dowd is returning thia Hann occurs Saturday at Seattle,
week to Washtucna. Mr. Dowd sold The time has come to convert Lib
a couple of cars to the Pacific Fruit crty Bonds into the permanent issue
and Produce Co, for shipment to Se- of these securities. If you area
attle and Portland. The remainder bondholder, inquire as to the method
went to local markets. He realised of this transaction at The Farmers
TROY LAUItDRY CO.
Pendleton, Oregon
m M m r ,. . -- - &
Leave your bundles on the 1
porch MONDAY and
THURSDAY
i'or cur House-to-House Service T
"We-Wash Everything I
I BUtineuaDy.
Dr. S. L KQIfiARD f
Veterinary Surgeon
Phone -' Main 253
The Fanners Bank of Veston
Established 1891
All temporary coupon Liberty Bonds except
those of the fourth issue should now be ex
changed for permanent bonds. If you wish
us to attend to this for you, please bring
your bonds in.
from $5 to $6 per sack for his crop.Eank of Weston
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