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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1920)
THE MAGIC THAT CHANGES A HOUSE INTO A HOME KcgardlcHH of whore you live in the city or country on mountain or in valley you can make a real Home at little expense and take more joy in liv ing. The nubile magic that changes a House into a Home 1h found largely in two arts Musc and Furnishings Select both with care and discrimination and the results will surpriw! and delight. We oiler our services in agisting you. We offer our carefully selected slo:k.s of Home Furnishings for you to choose from. We otter you a selection of mu sic that comprises the World's llest in "instruments. KDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND HK-CKKATIONS PIANOS OF REPUTATION AND MERIT Chickering, Mehlin, Marshall and Wendell, Haines Bros., Foster, Brew ster, lister. Armstrong Player-Pianos and Ampico Reproducing Pianos in the better makes. LET US SERVE YOU THE DAVIS-KASER CO. Complete Homo Furnihhinjf Department Store 10-20 Alder St.. VVulln Walla. Wash. BREVITIES A Positive Saving ABUTTER WRAPS Furnished and Printed at the Leader office One hundred 1 50 Each additional hundred 0 75 TERMS CASH ONLY THE WESTON MILLS will ROLL, .fcRIND or CLEAN your grain, and will give prompt atten-, tion to orders for anything Jn itp 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. WOOD and COAL. J. A. LUMSDEN - - Proprietor HATTRESSES PROPERLY SELECTED PROPERLY PRICED Rbs5 Furniture Store A. W. Lundell motored up from Pendleton Hunday, accompanied by Minn Vila Htagg and Mini Eva Lun dell. J. Waller MrCormmach, pion-r automobile man of Pendleton, writ known throughout the county, died at Pendleton yesterday morning of pneumonia. Ilv wan 40 yean old and in survived hy hi wife and aix chil dren. I am agent for Franco-American Toilet and lluunrhold Requisite. Call at residence. Mr. Will Payne, A meeting of the Athena-Weston Pout, American Legion, will ba held at Atliena opera house, Monday even ing, Bcptember fl. It I urged that all member be present and bring their diwharge certificate with them In order to make application for their victory medal. Service men who are not pout member, ehould make application to C. h. McFadden for victory medal. Rev. A. J. Starmer returned Mon day from Spokane, where he attend ed the annual conference of the M. K. Church, South. The reverend gentle man' frivridn will be glad to learn that he will occupy the pulpit of the local church for another year. The "now pantor" will preach next Sun day morning and evening at the lo cal church. Mr. Fannie Mcliride ha returned to her homo in thin city, having ter minated an enjoyable sojourn at Camp McDougal. Ceo. Carmichael, while over from Walla Walla thin week, renewed hi Leader ub. for the 42d ucceive year, and aay the habit of taking the Leader I one he never expect to break. Mr. Carmichael has been a constant subscriber since this pa lter was establiiihed in 1878. Should any burglar attempt to "crack" the vault of The Farmer Bank he will find that he i up agaimit a practically impossible proposition. A new device known a the "Anakin lock" ha just been in stalled by the Anakin company rep resentative, rendering the vault Im pregnable to burglar. In the vault is a burglar-proof safe in which the bank'a own valuables are kept, the vault being used by customers. A fine mess of roasting ears Mon day and a sack of apples Tuesday fell to the happy lot of Andy Bamett while bowling along on his mail route. "It pay to advertise." As a re sult of a two-liner in the Uader Harry Ile.the sold .11 the hay he privjlege of couiu raise, o'K uvuvw v. The latter verb is perhaps superflu ous, a his mountain watch him" pretty closely The DcMos Musical a family nearly half a century on both sides , t will inrati, in rnnrprt Ul vnw " ' -IT'"" - " i . . i . 1 I at the United Brethren church next '" .. u..- Thursday evening, September 9th. t. Grower, arc loth to part with These talented people are well known thr holdings at the present figure, to Weston audiences, having ,p. when they cou d have beaten it 20 to on DRILLS The Grain Drill with Double-Run Feeds Here is the drill that plants the seed just right, regardless of whether or not the grain is treated or untreated, and regardless of how small a quantity you want to plant. The drill with double run feeds that we can furnish has new feature that compel accuracy and provide a wide range of adjustability. It puts every kernel of grain to work down in seed trenches of uniform width and depth. Kernels of every eue and kind are delivered without being bruised or cracked. The feature that we especial ly want you to come in and see la the adjustable gate that make it possible to plant 48 different quanti ties of grain wheat from 16 to 258 pounds per acre, and other grains in proportion. No wire reducers or other contraptions are required to re duce the quantity bandied. When you consider buying a drill, don't overlook the facts that our drill will operate on steep hilliides without axle end-play; the grain will not shift to One side, leav ing part of the grain box empty; ths grain box will not sag, even sifter years of use, and any broken or worn part can be replaced easily. Allthcjl good things are the results of the gear arrangement, the three-piece floating axle that Is used for driving purposes only, and the bridge construction of grain box and frame with direct sup port on the long, strong wheel hubs. Thm ntxt (tm you arm in town jutt taka a look at th Van Brunt Drill with DoubU-Run Fdu ' Aik us about it and taka horn on of our bookltta describing it. Van BRUNT or KENTUCKY, the Best Drills Money can Boy . JONES & JONES Hardware :: Implements :: Lumber WESTON, OREGON payments to such property owners as do not finrl if pnnv.niitnt tn nflv in rush. neighbors Maj gtwet proptrty ownm talk 0f paving the town's principal business . . Slating HIU WWII D ufiuiiai uuoinvao cMoss Musical Entertainers, tnoro rhfarc fron) Watcr strect t0 J of musicians popu ar for BUTTER WRAPS at Leader Shop a 8 Only a few scattering sales of jj pea red at different time in the past. 30 cents a bushel by contracting ear- 1 41... 1 1 .unt. 1. ill tllV ov.nwii. wvim. civvw. Having always mawr gwu, mv . . lL are aired this time of a favorable "nt " forded too. bV the, recent display of strength in Chicago. The Mrs. Lcla G. Sating will demon- quotation is around $2.20 per strata the Brunswick phonograph du- bushel- The county crop this year ring the picture show tomorrow (Sat- - five m ,on l3' unlay) evening- at Memorial hall, of which about a million bushels The audience if requested to note the hve been disused of-mostly by bcautifOl, full tones of the Brans- fnner8 undcr contract- wick. Saturday evening of next week The encouraging news comes from Mrs. Saling will sing in unison with Pendleton that Mrs. W. S. Price con- thc voices of noted artists reproduced tinues to improve. It is expected by this wonderful machine. that within a week she will be able to Charley Pinkcrton is again on auty leave me nospiwu. The Last Word in Safety Devices ! at the local bank, after long and Mr. and Mrs. Koss Maioney, suss salubrious vacation. Eliza Morrison and L. I. O'Harra re L. B. Davis is putting up quite a turned Sunday from a two weeks front at his ice cream store. The outing, which took them as far as .ntr.nA h Wn follow- Wallowa lake. They report a most cd by a lavish use of fresh paint. charming environment for campers g Miss Eileen Bade of Milton is a on the shores of this beautiful body S guest for the week of Miss Emma of water, guarded by snow-capped 8 , , mountains. "Yanks" were not yet 3 Mcintyre. running, but they took plenty of We nro arranging a pool tourna- ncafby streams g ment between two teams to bo cap- Warren left Wednesday k' f i . . HE ANAKIN lOCK HAS BEEN INSTALLED ON OUR VAULT "We did this in order to give your valuables' and ours the best protection possible. A burglar-proof vault has long been desired, but never attainable until the Anakin Lock a new invention was devised. The FARRIERS BANK of WESTON Kennard and ' tninnil hv Svlvnn Claude Uavis, ana wm oe gwu i .. w.shineton schools. enter will call . . to take up her work as a teacher in Tablets Ink Pencils, &c. Pens 4 (iQQUi SiliEOll -at- goodwill's ' Qpug te School Books :: CASH ONLY buiUDie prists fct work on the L.nua Ander80n place players desiring to and list tUcir names. will be awarded tne winning wan.. jn ootms They have bout The Pastime. two wej(S 0f harvesting before their For Sale 80 acres wheat land 2 1-2 Js flniBj,ed. x. miles from town. Produced over 45 Fifty maii 8acks fun 0f ma;i or. bushels this year. Terms. Address der catal0gucs were distributed yes J. II. Pructt, care Scott Banister, tenjay ,t points between Pendleton Weston. and Walla Walla. The catalogues Pat Lonergau, superintendent of are shipped by freight to The Dalles the Warren Construction companv and mailed from that city. Weston's was in town this week and was in- allotment was seven sacks. Mail terviewed by Water street property carrier Jones took out aobut 250 owners with regard to the proposed pounds of catalogues on his route, widening of the hard surface on that Carrier Barnctt's load twas a little thoroughfare. Mr. Lonergan is smaller. quoted as saying that his company Miss Emma Wilkinson of Walla would widen the paving to SO feet, Walla is the guest of Mrs. Eunice being seven feet on each side of the Greer. state highway strip, for $2.50 per Miss Thelnia Anderson Is leaving running foot Thus the improvement in a few days for Homestead, Ore in front of a 40-foot lot would cost gon, to resume her work as teacher $100. The price also covers a con- in the Homestead schools, crcte curb, and a suitable strip of Carl McConnell and John Banister parking would be left between curb Jr. were aver Sunday from Helix, and sidewalk. It is reported that whrd they report there is consider the company la willing to grant the able harvesting still to do. EDUCATION PAYS FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND FOR THE STATE A Person with No Education has but One Chance in 150,000 to Render Distinguished Service to the Public With Common School Education 4 Chances With High School Education 87 Chances With College Education 800 Chances Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVESTED MOST IN EDUCATION Oregon Agricultural College Through a "Liberal and Practical Education" prepares the Young Man and Young Woman for Useful Citizenship and Successful Careers in AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING MINING HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCE PHARMACY FORESTRY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION The training includes PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENGLISH, MODERN LANGUAGE. ART and the Other Essentials of a Standard Technical College Course FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 20. 1920 TUITION IS FREE For Information Write to THE REGISTRAR. Oregon Agricultural College. Corvallis, Or. INI