ARE YOU PREPARED FOR WINTER?
Tho eoll weather in not far olT and it in wise to
think of preparing for. the winter months
How are you going to heat your homo thin winter?
Are you going to lie content with inefficient and
wasteful methodn or are you going to install new
and modern heating facilitien that will give you the
mot heat and comfort for the lowest cost.
It in time right now to prepare, whether you want
n new stove ora furnace.
We have tried to select f r our stock of heaters
only those stoves that we know will give the great
est satisfaction at the least cost for fuel.
We can furnish you with the well known
MICK'S FUIlNACK-l'ipe or Pipelcfw
We believe that the 'BUCK'S is the very best fur
nace to be had and want every person who is con
templating the installation of a furnace to investi
gate the llUCK'S. We will leave it to your good
judgment.
Get your orders in NOW for Stove Repairs.
THE DAVIS-KASER CO.
Complete Homo Furninhintf Department Store
10 20 Alder St.. Walla Walla, Wash.
BREVITIES
ROUND UP
Your old DRILL, and see if it is worthy of prop
erly seeding your grain. If not, we will save you
considerable money on a new one.
JONES & JONES
rFUEL"
I urn prepared to furnish lil-IIEAT
Utah Coal in any quantity.
I have different uradea of wood for
sale.
I cKpecially solicit carload orders for
No, 1 cordwood.
I'. T. HARBOUK.
THE WESTON LULLS
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.
WOOD and COAL
J. A. LUMSDEN - - Proprietor
flATTRESSES
PROPERLY SELECTED
PROPERLY PRICED
Ross Furniture Store
8 I
Mr. ami tyrt. L'. F. Tlerncy of
IViidlrton were Sunday gueiit at the
0. VvGrmw residence. Mr, Tierney
wan uno of the earlier graduate of
tho W niton Normal, and spent Iiit
girlhood here.
Mm. It. W. Drown of lone, Morrow
county, visited her daughter, Mr.
Joe Krad, in Wton thia week' while
on her way to Walla Walla.
Well on the road to. recovery, Mr.
W. S. 1'rice ha returned home ,
from St. Anthony' hospital at Ten-)
dleton.
A little movement wa reported
Saturday the local wheat market,
grower having parted with around
30,000 buihels.
Ir. II. C. Curry, eyesight special
lt, formerly of Walla Walla and
now of Seattle, who make regular
visits to Weiton, will make the next
professional visit Monday, September
11, for one day only. He will be re
membered for hi good optical work
at reasonable price. Kyc examined
and glae fitted. (Adv.)
Trofcaiwr A. W, Lundcll, former
director of the Wcton band, led the
Pendleton Roundup band of 22 men
during the Labor day celebration at
llaker., Ixron Lundell and Rulon
Smith were enlisted from Weston.
McBridc Oro. croped 4200 sack
of wheat from 2'iO acres of their
Wild Hone holdings, and sigh with
relief that the harvest I over. Not
getting ai-tion until after the rain;
they put both the Bell combine and
the J. A. King stationary outfit in
the field.
Mrs. II. V. Compton and children
came down last week from the moun
tain ranch and are occupying the
Ijkm cottage on Normal Heights.
They will spend the winter month in
town in order to give the children
the benefit of Weston school instruc
tion. I am agent for Franco-American
Toilet and Household Requisite.
Call at residence. Mrs. Will Payne.
That affable, old campaigner, Zoeth
Iloudcr, was in town from Echo this
week in the interest of hi sheriff
candidacy on the republican ticket.
Zoo's slogan is "Strict enforcement of
the law and a fair deal for every
body." Mrs. Susan Tucker has been very 111
the past week with an attack of acute
indigestion. Mr. Florence Zigman,
of Walla Walla, arrived Sunday to
assist in caring for her mother.
The first meting of the fall season
of Swas-Te-Ka Campfiro occurred
Saturday afternoon in tho club room
of Memorial Hall, majority of the
members being in attendance. Two
visitors, Ora Webb and Naomi Beam
er, were present. Honors were
awarded Misses Bertha Starmer,
Allecn Eaglcton, Vclma Banister,
Kathleen Pederscn and Charlotte
Has. Plans covering various fea
ture of the work were discussed and
applicants for membership consid
ered. The organisation is in splen
did condition for the resumption of
winter activity.
Golden Glow (the Sunshine Flower)
is a favorite shrub for fall gardens.
The charming effect produced by
their bright yellow blossoms attracts
tho attention of those who view the
yards of E. M. Smith, the William
Browns and Mrs. Martha Van Winkle.
Charles E. Hall has bought the
Johnson cottage on Normal Heights
from F. E. Tobin and will occupy
and improve it He intends to exca
vate a basement and ntake other
changes for the better. Mr. Hall has
also purchased two lots in the rear
of the property.
George Waddingham is here from
Milton for a, visit with relatives. ... . is
Miss Edith Cooper, former Weston oeeded in savinsr it to nrettv pood ad-
schooltrirl. visited friehds this week var,tr., Th v,, . ?WVvWw
while on her way to.Moscow to enroll o bushels. Mr. Greer estimates that
in the University of Idaho as a stu- the crop would have gone about 45 g
dent of homo economics. bushels had it remained standing. &
Mrs. A. J. Udntyra ami Mrs J. J, rim js ;t(J ft wt of mmi 8
Beeler motored Tuesday to Pendle- arouml 0 th(J of A
ton where Mrs. Beeler spent the day The gid Tuckew am, the
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. Lepn mhn have uke Bpartments g
W. Fenr. in the dormitory. Tho Tom Boohers 8
T . . . . KU ! have rented the G. G. Ellis residence 8
at the WSmwL II
of-it fc w$ms w$.oj
n ( --'4 fc'i hUl MV'i N p aft i
v--$ m4 Pn4 mm I
PENDLETON, OEEGON
SEPTEMBER 23,
24, 25, 1920
Wild and Wenc!er&53
Pony Express Rsces, Broncho
Busting:, Indians. Cowboys,
Outlaw Horses hold you spell
bound with their nerve and daring
mm
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FuiteimanS ExcStfng
BIGGER AND BETTER
THAN EVER
GET FARES AND PAnTICULARS FROM ACEMT O W. R, R. 6 H
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Asent, rortland, Oregon
"Let'er Buck!"
We are with you for the Big Show. Be sure,
however, to buy your DRILL before you go
VAN BRUNT or KENTUCKY.
JONES & JONES
Hardware . Implements . Lumber
WESTON, OREGON
Tablets , Ink Pens
Pencils, &c.
4 mm mamk
-at-
lQQfet0i IM Store
of R. L.
Rcynaud, Bill
a
Beaton and
on north Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. J.
School Books CASH ONLY
I
dim xmiun un . Q Dvis have taken jeas0 pn thfi
hunt to a locahty concerning which w A GrahRm ,a c- Rnd wi
they presene a my.tenoua mlonee. to tow f Dry creek.
J. W. Twlgg, farmer and stockman
of Nevada, Missouri, motored out to Cem Duncan hn. leased the Otho
Weston, arriving this week, for ,Rcc,der P,ace J 2j crcs' finc
viait at the home of Col. F. G. Lu- lan,d ne"r ?ww,)!t
ca. Mr. Twigg. who is brother ro,le? "outh of Walla Valla. Clem w
of Mrs. Lucas, says the Weston mov'nK n?w hoT twit,h h,s
country is just about the best he saw ' s thcr? ood ear
on his trip r P8 CK'' years he has been
Claude and Leonard Snider, who with Bros- "s J8"":" fore-
havo been showing their uncle in "lan on thelr r'"e cretk hold.ngs.
Morrow county how to farm, have re- Swas-Te-Ka Campfire members will
turned to Weston to attend high hold a cooked food sale at the store
school. of the Weston Mercantile Co. Satur-
J. B. Kennedy of Pendleton visited day afternoon at one o'clock. In ad
Wodnesday at the home of his daugh- dition to salads, cakes, pies and other
ter Mrs. W. S. Payne. dainties there will be a , plentiful
Scott Banister and Robert Lee had supply of home-made candy to tempt
cut about a thousand acres with prospective buyers,
their combine up to Sunday. This Geo. Nesbit was here this week
week they finished threshing the from La Grande, where he has em
"down wheat" on a quarter section ployment with a hardware and imple
of Frank Greer's holdings, and sue- ment store.
The Last Word in Safety Devices
"The 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 FARMERS BANK of WESTON