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to the public, It will
be demount rated only
upon your definite re-
quvit.
DON'T TAKE SOME OTHER PERSON'S OPIN
ION. DECIDE FOR YOURSELF. MAKE A SCI
ENTIFIC COMPARISON,
In our testing room is a Turn Table. Upon it are
placed four different phonographs all well-known
makes.
One phonograph faces you and plays. The table
turns, and the next phonograph faces you and plays
the same selection. Then the third and the fourth
play In the same way.
Do you see what the Turn Table gives you?
It presents an absolutely fair and scientific compar
ison of the various phonographs. It brings out the
merit of each one in. its true relation to the others.
It presents the musical facts and leaves the decis
ion to YOU. Hear the EDISON TURN-TAULE
COMPARISON and you can't go wrong. You can
then say with absolute finality which is the best
phonograph.
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THE DAVIS-KASER CO.
Complete Home Furnishing Department Store
10-20 Alder St. Walla Walla, Wash.
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You Need Your Home Paper and it Needs You
Library Tables and Rocking Chairs
We arc showing an attractive assortment
A. M. ROSSFurniture and Undertaking
Now' tho bi-Ht time to plant Kvcr
bearing ritrawberrlr. One hundred
plants, 2.00. C. W. DeGraw.
Jamea Killgore I out again, after
severe expert!) with th small
pox, Jame U dlnponed to contra
dict the modern theory that mull
pox haa devolo)l into a mild and In
nocuous aort of complaint He haa
a somewhat mottled physiognomy.
ConnUntly' on the lookout to Im
prove hia transportation service,
Ori'll Mcl'hcrrin haa put a new
W'vi-n pai'nirer Chandler in com
mission on the alaico run to Pendle
ton, It ia a beautiful car, in which
anyone would be proud to ride. He
traded in hi Iludaon on the deal for
the new "boat"
Mra. Etta Gerking and daughter,
Mra. Otto V. Pureed, have returned
from viait with relative at Spok-,
ane.
Mra. K. M. Warren i'a visiting at
the home of her aon, D. W. Warren,
near Eitopla, Waah., for a few week
prior to going to Portland for the
winter.
Mr. and Mra. Craig Driakell of
Walla Walla are in town thla week,
visiting relativea and friend,
Mr. and Mra. Robert Proudfit were
over from Athena Tuesday after
noon, attending to matter of busi
ness. ,
Mr, C. F. Bulftnch reports observ
ing last Saturday morning the firnt
anowflake of the season noted in thia
locality.
. Col. F. G. Lucaa and T. L. McBrkle
are in MarshAeld thia week attend
Ing the Pythian grand lodge aa dele
gate from the local lodge. Mr.
McBride accompanied her husband to
Portland, where she ia visiting rel
atives, together with Mrs. J. A. Lurns
den and Mias Wavel O'Harra.
Jim Jones, George House, Tom
Booher and Fred Pittman were out
hunting Sunday in the High Ridge
country and brought down two bucks.
Two others were crippled and lost in
the bruch. ' The Leader man is in
debted to Mr. Jonea for a choice
piece of venison am) is now disposed
to regard him a a much better big
game hunter than, for instance,
Charley Pinkcrton.
Mrs. Letha King, local Red Crosa
chairman, haa 'called a special meet
ing of Red Cross member for Wed
nesday, October 20, at 2:30 o'clock in
the council room. Election of officer
and other important business will be
disposed of. . , . . , ,
Miss Mamie Barnes ia in Pendleton,
where she is employed as a member - -
of the sale force of the J. C. Penney CANDIDATE
store.
Esther and Gail William came
over from Whitman college Saturday
to spend the week-end at home.
A cordial welcome is being extend
ed Mrs, Levi Hughea of Santa Fe,
New Mexico, who 'arrived in town
Saturday for a viait with her sister,
Mr. Lilian Frederick.
Mia Ruby Price and Miss Wavel
O'Harra of the Weaton Mercantile
Co. were absent this week on a vaca
tion visit In Portland.
Miss Hortenso Baker left Monday
for Portland, where she will spend
the winter season. She will visit
her brother Ward, who is a business
college student
Andy Burnett is confined to the
house with a severe attack of pneu
monia.' He ha been relieved on hi
mail route by Earl Barnctt.
Tho Saturday Afternoon club will
observe Founders' day October 16 at
the social room in Memorial hall. Newberry of Pendlc-
Tho affair ! to be in the nature of a " oM te of North.
reception in honor of Mrs. F. D. wegtern University Law School in
Watts, a prominent member who re- haa iccd ,aw at
centy removed from the city. Pcndlcton gince 1897; wa assistant
M,.s Dorothy Bulftnch writes home 1911-1912, under
hat rte is very p.s.ntly esUb- nominated for
l.shed at laklnia W.sfi.. .nd hkes Cou
her school work there. She is one . .,,
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ma school and has the seventh and
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WESTON, OREGON
FOR DISTRICT
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14 Any Bones?"
I am in the market for old
bones. Bring them in. . -
$10.00 PER TON FOR OLD IRON
Top prices paid for Old Metal,
Rags, Sacks, Hides, Wool, Etc.
See me for Blacksmith Iron, Shafting andjPipinj
J. R. Reynolds
Water Street (second block north of Main) .
WESTON - - - - - OREGON
eighth grades, with 45 pupils.
W. R. McCracken, traveling audit
or the State Industrial Accident com
mission, was in town thia week. Mr.
McCracken says the farmers have
the privilege of coming under the
protection of the Workman' Com
pensation law, by signing an appli
cation,
If elected in November, 1920, I
pledge myself to strict law enforce
mcnt and will give my entire time
and attention to the duties of the of
fice. I. will see to it that every per
son arrested shall be immediately
taken before a magistrate in the
inanner required by law and given a
hearing and not kept in jail for
weeks without such. I will not per-
DO YOUR PART
People are rapidly learning that
what benefits the community benefits
all in the community; and anything
that is a detriment to one is a detri
ment to all.. For a community is a
number of individuals come together
as one. The good of one is the good
of all. The prosperity of . one is the
prosperity of all; and where one fails,
to that extent the community fails.
The FARMERS BANK of WESTOIi
BUTTER WRAPS at Leader Shop
PhUS. Bates, one of the best "?ruUlJh DTf !
men in the state, now on the staff of . ' ... . . . ...
given to any prisoner. Poor people
atten-
V010nc noler " T r . Ki-ve every person a "SQUARE
Journal waa a Weston visitor dunng EAL fte
Mn.nd Mrs. G. E. Towery cajne K'in8t fdal av.gance. Every
. -u t. r. JLj- Pn wo "lis to see me in my ca-
m " j j i u . T 7 Pcity district attorney will be
V4sit old friends and look after busi- . - , . , .
. . ,, . , . given a careful hearing and accord-
ness matters. They made the trip .. . . . . .
. .v : ri. et t" I08 courteous treatment. I
across the mountains in their Chev- .... , . . .
. . ..' . . . . . will not recommend an indictment
rolet by the Cabbage Hill route, and . .. .
. ' . . ' at any time against any person un
report rough going. Mr. Towery con- , ..... ...
j u i j le8 there is sufficient proof to justi-
ducts the La Grande brickyard. . ft conviction , ' k
Miss Eva O'Harra apent the week- .f . , ' .... ' .
, . . . . the voters of Umatilla County to
end aa t guest at the farm home of , . . t ,, . ' .,
her sister. Mr. Frank Morrisetto. fr y
Saturday she accompanied Mr. and (pai(, ;dvertisement)
M,rs Momsette on a motoring trip . , '
to Pendleton. Six-room dwelling on Broad street
Miss Gladys Smith left for Tort- in Weston for ent. Will remodel it
land thi week to attend business col- for good tenant. Joe tawson, Free-
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Jusft Received new shtpmeiife
10Q !T tries puljis (Luthgrg;
Zane Grey
B. M. Bower
Harold Bell Wright
William Mac Leod Raine
Burroughs
Rex Beach - '
Jack London
Gene Stratton Porter
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