GIFT GIVING AND
ECONOMY
Go Hfliul in Hand at Thin Store
Our immense stocks ore brimming over with happy
uuggestions for Practical Christmas Gifts Gifts
that aro economical because of their lasting useful
ncss desirable and satisfying because of their
beauty and worth.
SANTA CLAUH nnd TOYLAND
Toyland with its wonderful uirtiy of Toys is com
plete. Santa Claus has already shipped to this
store the most delightful assortment ever shown
in Walla Walla. This display will delight the
youngsters of all ages, and older folks too.
Dear Old Santa Will be Here in Person
From Sat., Dec. 11th, to DKC. 25th.
He will preside over Toyland and will give a Toy
free to each good little boy and girl who cpmes
hero to visit him. You Children are invited to
write to him, addressing your letters in care of The
Davis-Kascr Store. Tell him what you want for
Christmas and bo sure to give your full name and
address. He will try to answer every letter.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT
THE ECONOMY GIFT STORE
THE DAVIS-KASER CO.
Headquarters for Toys
Complete Homo Furnishing Department Store
10-20 Alder St, Walla Walla. Wash.
BREVITIES
DO YOUR
1ISTI1
S SUGGESTIONS
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rticr talk Cttit o r II.
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your tnle of woe
witli a nice box
of cnnly
35c to S0.00
o Davis & Davh)o
WESTOII '
CASH r.lAREET
FRESH MEATS
OF ALL KINDS
HIGHEST CASH
PRICES PAID
FOR LIVESTOCK,
HIDES. PELTS, &c.
HASS &SAUER I
Dependable Spr& Plug
Dcdge Cars
Service Trucks
SUadsrsaUieiolTlm
Oils and Supplies
Expert Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
MILLER
& I
BOOMER
WESTON!
Good second-hand piano for llffO
ISO cash, balance $10 per month. In
quire at thla offlce.
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uiy uraying
Leave orders at resi
dence (Marsh cottage)
south of Weston Mer
cantile. Phone 361.
A. LINDEKEN
I GEO.
HEMSTITCHING DEPARTMENT
. A. M. JENSEN CO.
Hemstitching, Pecot, Chain Stitch
Inif Embroidery, Braiding,. Plain
Stitching. Button Holts and Buttons
Covered, Pleating.
MK5V M. Hi. tKKUUSUN
Phone 036. Walla Walla, Wash.
Phone 83
Young milch cowa wanted, Jerseys
preferred. Inquire at thii office.
Athena and Weston are among the
even branch libraries in the Umatil
la county system to qualify as stan
dard libraries.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greer became
the proud young parents of a son
and heir Thursday at their home
south of town. 1
The cash drawer In the office of
the Liberty Auto Co. was tapped
Wednesday evening and about $18
in silver taken. Mr. and Mrs. Adams
were absent at supper, and Ray
O'llarra was so busy with the buss
ing engine of a motorcycle In the
gsrage work shop that he did not
hear the thieves.
The month of November just
closed was supposed to have been ex
ceeding wet In this section, but the
records of Observer Merrltt A. Ba
ker show that It was only a sit
moist . The month's precipitation'
was 2.79 Inches, as compared to a to
tal in November, 1019, of 3.68 inches.
The precipitation for the past ' 12
months totaled 22.32 inches.
A son was born Wednesday morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Davidson
at their home in this city.
The Standard Thratro will present
i especially ' attractive bill next
Sunday, December 5, when the entire
net proceeds go to Athena-Weston
post, American Legion. This benefit
program- includes Lieutenant Iock
lear in "The Great Air Robbery" and
Charlie Chaplin in "Shoulder Arms.?
Next Wednesday night, December 8,
the Standard will present pictorially
the greatest horse race of the age
the victory of Man o' War over Sir
Barton on a Canadian track.
For Sale-a Singer sewing machine,
5.00; a wickor baby buggy and
wicker bassinet, $10.00 each. Mrs. N
P. Bennet.
"The Yellow Sheet" is the title of
a clever and entertaining story id
the current issue of Lone Scout mag
atine. It is based upon the experi
ence of two boy scouts who got out
a country paper for five weeks during
the sickness of the editor, and May
nard Jones, Weston High school Soy,
is the young author. This is the
fourth time thst 'Nard has broken
into the Lone Scout with an absorb"
ing tale.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. York and
Roscoe Beamcr returned Inst week
m ti i .i .. At . ..t..:sJ
Mrs. York's sister. Mrs. Jacob Mmmsmsmmmmsnmmmmmmmmmmm:,
Routhcr, and 'attended the stock
tthnw Tlwv wont In &Jiitifti. and - - - - - ";
also had the pleasure of visiting Mr. "ent by brcakmg loose from the dray
and Mrs. James Ritchey and Mr. and Mreering willy nilly over the ad
Mrs. J. F. Killgore in Washington J"nt landscape. The horses plunged
county. through no less than seven fences
Mrs. S. T. Ferguson has returned whil on thcir mad 8a,,0P' but nen
to her home In Seattle after a visit brought to a stop were found not to
with her . parents,. Mr. and Mrs. C. sustained a single scratch.
E. Miller, at Iheir home on Normal ... Jwes Bell has acquired a seven
heights, and her brother, Leon J. Vnger Buick,. new and handsome,
Miller. " having traded in his old car of the
William Beaton has returned from Mmo make-
week's stay "over the hill," bring- Joe Ucuallen was in Weston again
ing back a Saxon roadster. He this week upon his return to La
struck a car trade while in Athena. Grand trom Portland, where he has
Recent sales of wheat aggregating been living treatment While con
8500 bushels have been made by lo- iderably improved, he has not yet
cal growers, to Frank Price, manager sufficiently regained his health to re
ef the Weston Warehouse Co., on a turn to the heavy work of a railroad
basis of $1.35 a bushel for No. I. It blacksmith.
is estimated that less than half of Mr. Mm. John Frederick Mc
the Weston crop remains in the daughter, Mane Josephine,
hands of the growers. who have been visiting for several
Andy Barnett, who drives a Ford wa hc Goodwin home, left
over th. Kin. 2 mail route, renorts the Monday morning for Portland.
county road at the head of Pine creek Mrs. Frank Hildebrand, whose crit
grade to be in a dangerous and al- U"88 hM greatly alarmed her
most impassable condition. Flood w. 18 now lne
Aluminum
and
Nickle Plated
COMKiTY PLATE SILVERWARE
BEAUTIFUL ELECTRIC STAIiD LAIIPS
UNIVERSAL PERCOLATORS
PYREX GLASS OVEN WARE
WEAR-EVER AUDI
HIGH GRADE CUTLERY
AND MANY OTP USEFUL GIFTS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
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TOYS
DOLLS, DOLL BUGGIES, COASTER WAGONS, AUTOMOBILES. SAMMIE
KARS, TODDLER TOYS. IRISH MAIL and other WHEEL NOVELTIES, ICE
and ROLLER SKATES,, AIR RIFLES and many other nice things for the KIDDIES.
Come in and get your 1921 Calendar
JOIMES.& JOIMES
Hardware :: Implements :: Lumber
WESTON. OREGON
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What BO lis Clrsa Wast Fk Mm
r; we know
A LIBERTY BELL BANK
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LIBERTY
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Residence 275 waters ran down the grade, cutting daughter, Mrs.
DR.
N. P. BENNET '
Dentist .
Weston Mercantile Building
Weston, Oregon
an awkward channel and exposing
huge bowlders.
' Wednesday J. E. Jones abandoned
his summer mall route via the Blue
Mountain sawmill, and went direct
across to Basket mountain from the
.Tamarack church. Jim doea this ev-
You Need Your Home Paper and it Needs You ry x months, and it is invariably a
sign of winter.
', George Kinnear and William Singer
are moving their beef cattle to Hud
son's Bay, where the stock will be fed jnm
alfalfa. Ueorge will remain there to M
THE WESTON HILLS
will ROLL, GRIND or CLEAN
your grain, and will give prompt attcn
. , 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
home of her
Don E. Bennett, in
Walla Walla. Late reports say that
her condition continues very serious.
The recent rabbit drive' at Warden,
Wash., was the greatest ever held in
southern Grant county, Washington.
More than 300 hunters took part and
more than 6000 rabbits are . said to
have been killed. ' Several hundred of
the slaughtered bunnies were sent to
Spokane for distribution among -the
poor by the Salvation Army.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dowd were over
Walla Walla Sunday, yisiting
nnwt'ft iuknU And thair
taK care or ncm. Mr. singer laieiy friendg , gencral From the tren(l of
oougnt a Ji)U duh wr ne improve- hj8 conversatio( it would not be sur
mcnt of his mountain herd. J. r. pri8ing if in Bnother year or 80 H A
Lieuallen and Ralph Tucker will feed would back 0 a arMi Too nluch
their stock at the Wurser place until ,elsure jj, upon him
January. Other local stockmen have j A McRa6 wa8 here Sunday, re
rounded up their stock from the ittrning to Wana Wana from a mo.
mounUin rangoand will feed them on twIng trip to Helix He found the
their home ranches. ds too muddy to get Helix
Mrs. Richard Wright of Big Tim- out to his ranch,
ber, Montana, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds and little son
I R. Van Winkle, is visiting at the were visiting in Weston this week
Van Winkle residence in this city, from Tacoma, where Mr. Reynolds
Mrs. Wright is accompanied by her holds a position as foreman in the
two children, and traveled a thousand city department of public works,
miles by automobile from Big Timber ,
to Weston. NOTICE TO PATRONS
Lafe McBride's bus team became In order to avoid much unnecessary
"frightened while nearing the depot inconvenience, we must request that
Monday and tried to run away, all patrons be prepared to pay their
overturning and wrecking the bus. bills when our collector calls. We
Lafe himself was dragged out of the also desire to notify them that all of
rig but escaped unhurt, as did also our own responsibility for service
the horses. The mixup terrorised the ceases when electricity is delivered,
dray team of George Lindeketi, PRESTON-SHAFFER
which added to the general excite- MILLING CO.
IF you could see them admire the banks in our window and
hear them talk, you would know too. Why not make the
Liberty Bell Bank your Christmas present to the children?
g They want it and it will be entirely appropriate; and the
g habit of saving which the bell, encourages will be helpful
g throughout their lives.
..THE FARMERS BANK OF WESTON..
8 .
BUTTER WRAPS at Leader Shop
NOTICE
INTEREST will be charged
on all accounts running
longer than 30 days.
HH. GOODWIN K: