The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, October 29, 1920, Image 4

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ONE-THIRD OFF
on crtl
;l RAINCOATS i!
PURCHASED WITH A
SUIT OF CLOTHES
for a short time only
WESTON BATHS; BARBER
and TAILOR SHOP
BREVITIES
Cash (or chickens. J, R. Reynolds.
' KoUce to Su&scruws '
If this notice is marked it signU
fies that your sulwiption expires
Nov. 1. We would moot
gratefully nupiveiato your prompt
renew!.
Subscription rates by the year, .
$2.00; six months, $1.00; three
months, 50 rents.
The leader is invariulily iliscon-
Miller Halt was among tho old-
J time Westonites in town during tho
week. Miller is dividing his time be
tween two ranches. He raises wheat tiU10j nt expiration.
near n aicrmau siauon ami liven on
irrigated land on the Touchet bot
toms. "Dog take it" is still his fa
vorite expletive.
Andy Barnett is recovering from
his recent illness.
John Gordon, a well-known Wos
tonite of "auld lang syne," was in
town Sunday, talking with the old
timers. He was returning to his
home at Spokane, after helping his
son Jess near Athena to "put in the Republican candidate for the l-ogis-crop."
- lature.
P. ( t'ayant s orenestra or nve pieces
. I.. leVtlllin t .HI nl.v oomilar late music at the H Umatilla County 51 years
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BUTTER WRAPS
Furnished and Printed at the Leader ofllce
frank Sloan
Stanfield, Oregon
One hundred ,
Each additional hundred.
TERMS
1 50
.' 0 75
CASH ONLY
Notic of City Election
Notice Is hereby given that an aloe
lion will be held on the 2d day f
November, 1920, In the city of Weston,
Oregon, for the purpose of electing a
mayor; two councilman to serve two
years; throe councilmen to serve four
years, a city treasurer ami a city re
corder, and that said election will bo
hulll between the hours' of 0 a. m. and
II p. in. of snld day, and that the poll
ing place for snld election will be at
the council room In said city.
Dated this 15th dsy of October, 1M0.
C. W.VKBY,
City Recorder.
Wanted To trade .18 Colts revolv
er for 25-20 Winchester. Jack Eliot.
Hallowe'en hall to bo eiven Saturday ' Active in farming, stock raising
I evening of this week at Weston by J l'nkf- Knows the needs f
Athena.Ww.ton nost of the American Umatilla County from Umatilla to
Legion.
post
The decorations will
be
General
iBIacksDiiing
:,. Umapiu
keeping with the Hallowe'en motif. Oration of
X and moonlight dancing will be a fea- affairs.
The occasion is confidently ex
J. F. SNIDER
Weston, Oreg.
Favors economical admin-.
both county and state
turc.
pected to be among the most enjoy-
i able of the post's terpsichorean af
T fairs.
S. D. (Jack) Eliot, electrician with
the Preston-Shaffer Co., is leaving
in a few days with Mrs. Eliot for
Arisona. Mrs. Eliot has been suf-
( Paid advertisement.)
HEMSTITCHING DEPARTMENT
A. M. JENSEN CO.
Hemstitching, Pecot, Chain Stitch
ing Embroidery, Braiding,
Plain
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Phone 936, Walla Walla, Wash.
! TROY LAUIiDRY CO. !
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ieave your bundles on tne 2 e
porch MONDAY and
THURSDAY
h Phone 83
Pendleton, Oregon 1 1 at a bargain. Must be
z S sold at once. Am leav
ing town the first of the
ior our House-to-House Service T p
month.
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"We Wash Everything
But the Baby."
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Residence 275
DR. N. P. RENNET
- Dontist
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Weston, Oregon
For
SHERIFF
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i jjj a boost it will mean. The season is getting late, he B
rii nas ms ooiiirauons to meet ana is aenenrnno- .on m
IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
We shall be compelled to follow the same rou
tine; and while we are about it, is it not a good time
j.U T i. 1 1..- I J! 1-
vvw teh, -But'Hofc, BUlton. j iu nicus. tne inerciiani nappy uy nanuuig mm a
I w.' i--j. n.- i'T. ferguson h check for that year's bill? You do not realize what
JackEliotf !
I Dr. S. L KEHRUD
Veterinary Surgeon
4 fering from catarrhal trouble, and it
is hoped .that a dryer climate may
prove beneficial. They may return
in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lunutden were
hosts for a dinner and slumber party
I Monday evening in honor' of the
' Ralph G. Saltngs, who left Tuesday
. by auto for San Francisco.
! ' Mr3. C. C. Whiteman and Miss
PhOne " Main 253 f Rosemary Whiteman of Pendleton
Z were guests last Thursday and Fri-
"l "m,-'""
Bright weather brought universal
activity this week among the agn-
1 culturists. Lowland farniera were .
T busy seeding, and upland farmers bc
X took themselves to digging potatoes
and hauling wheat. The only re
deeming feature of Wednesday's
rain was that it did not last Jong.
Much seeding has been finished in
u i 1 :..
Vt ALL KIM Ljfc t above u,,,,
A quintet of young Weston hunt
ers, returned Sunday from a fort
night's outing in the region of Mur
phy creek on the Minam river. In
the party were Guy Johnson, Roy
Johnson, Bud Nolte, John Lucas and
Vic Thoeny. A bear and two cubs
fell to Thoeny's rifle.
Ernest Haney is hauling grain off
his mountain farm with six horses
and two wagons to the foot of the
Wild Horse grade. At that point
the load is met with a big truck and
i! WESTON
ii CASH MARKET
FRESH MEATS
HIGHEST CASH
I PRICES PAID
FOR LIVESTOCK,
HIDES. PELTS, &c
HASS & SAUER
YOU. So before you vote, or immediately after, i
h give this matter attention. j
) -H WE MEED OURS h
ir jlliO S"isLi..il ij LaJ 1- rTl tmml Zr
S Blankets for the chilly nicrhts.
2i?;&r222ri!??S!i carried into Athena.
if Mrs. Edith G. VanDeusen.
City Draying
Leave orders at resi
dence (Marsh cottage)
south of Weston Aler
cantile Co.'s Store.
GEO. A. LINDIKEN
Regular Democratic
Nominee
W. R. TAYLOR ,
If elected will strive to
give the people an economi
cal and efficient adminis
tration. (I'aid advertisement)
A.V.LMLL
Real Estate and
Insurance
f, iur. cann u. vanueusen, nome 4 j
n demonstration agent of Pendleton, f Pendleton and Weston, Or.
1 J 1 T I I iirj 1 I
5 conducting a class in dress-form
making. Among the ladies assem-
I bled to profit by her instructions
6 were: Mesdames J. A. Lumsden, E.
L. Woods, J. C. Price, M. W. Peder-
sen, Albert O'Harra, Newton O'Har
ra and Frank Snider.
Earl Barnett, substituting as mail
carrier on route two, went into the
ditch Monday with his Ford car.
He was hauled out by Ernest Haney
and Bruno Weber, to whom Uncle
Sam owes a corresponding debt of
gratitude.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hendrickson
were up Tuesday from their Adams
Blankets for
comfortable, they are.
the price $3:50 to $12.00
Soft, warm, 3j
Tempting", of course, and
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Just a day or
voice from a mail
Address-P. O. Box 47
Pendleton, Oregon.
Some Special Bargains in
Morrow County Lands.
All Kinds of Property.
Agent PACIFIC AGENCY 1
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WESTON GARAGE
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" Krause Kandies .
Ice Cream Ire Cream Soda
; Lunches and Liftich Goods
DAVIS CONFECTIONERY
farm for a visit with Weston rela
tives. v i
Miss Marjorie Wellman and Miss
Eethcr Smith of Walla Walla are
guests of Mrs. E. W. Achilles.
Miss Alice Clark of Helix was a
guest last week of Miss Iva McKin
ney. Dr. N. P. Bennet is in Portland,
where he submitted to a nasal opera
tion and is under treatment. He ex
pects to be back in about a month,
better prepared than ever to take
care of his dental practice.
Robert N. Stanfield, .. republican'
candidate for the United States sen
ate, was in town Tuesday and seemed
to enjoy his visit to Weston, where
he once attended the Eastern Oregon
Normal school. He was accompanied
by S. A. Miller of Milton, republi
can' candidate for the legislature.
DodpCars
AND DODGE EXTRAS
Gasoline Oils
Accessories
CABS OF ALL MAKES
OVERHAULED AND
REPAIRED
Work Guaranteed
CULLER & BOOHER
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so ago a friend brought us an in- jj
uiuer xiuustj amounting to nearly ffl
sfkMTSV " y-v TTT l m m a a . m m . IB"
$du.uw we round we could duplicate this order,
with standard groceries and save this man 6 percent
besides his freight. In other words, he could have
come to us, had his order filled .with standard brands
of merchandise, saved the Ion j wait and have sppti ffi
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what he was buvino: had his? home store harlrnf his ffi
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transaction and saved a bic davs wacps. Is if S
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worth while? If savine is vonr ohiept. rhpn ffi
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not trade where you can save. Don't be deceived jg
by a stranger. Let us convince you-with real facts jg
backed bv hard cash. Whv not lpf. us "fimivo wit h ffi
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