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DAVIS-KASER'S
JANUARY SALE
EIJDS SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 91b
You can participate in tho SAVINGS made ubhI
Wo by our TKKMENDOUS .EDUCTIONS if you
ACT AT ONCE.
$300,000.00
.worth of Fine Homo Furnisliir.&j'ure here await
ing your Kclections; from every viewpoints-qualify,
beauty, style and comp!utenes this is the
bluest and finest stock ever shown in the Walla
walla Country.
NOW IS THE TIME to beautify your home the
time to add conveniences of every sort .You'll find
HEHE just what you want for every room in the
house.
After February 9th our prices will be based on
Current Market Values. January Sale Prices are
Ten to Fifty Percent Lower than New Cottt Level
Figures.
HEAR IN MIND THE CLOSING DATE, FEB
KUAKY !)th. DECIDE HOW TO GET YOUK
SHAKE OK THE SAVINGS COME IN TODAY.
THE DAVIS-KASER CO.
Complete Homo Furnitthinu; Department Store
10 20 Aldor St.. Walla Walla. WaBhington.
FLOOR COVER OS
J&IGHT in Quality, right in Price.
Neat patterns that will add to
the attractiveness of home or office.
..ROSS Furniture Store..
I lave You Pntd
YOUR BLACKSMITH BILL? I
If not why not?
J. F. SNIDER
HEMSTITCHING DEPARTMENT
A. M. JENSEN CO.
Hemstitching, IVcot, Chain Stitch- cent list, although
BREVITIES
Tin' Scholarship n Fund tea at
Memorial hall Wednesday, ionsored
by tin: Saturday Afternoon club, was
a il'iwianl social event ami a finan
cial success. Fifteen doll am waa re
alixed and immediately forwarded to
the state officer who administer the
fund. t
I'atur Slunaii announces th fol
lowing services for next Sunday at
the ilaptlst church: Claai meeting
at 9:30 a. m.j Sunday school at 10
a. in.: preaching at It a. m.j bap-
tiling at 12 m. -,
Elder J. W. Darnett, slate evang
rlint of the Church of th Brethren,
haa returned to Weaton and resumed
revival meetings at the lal church.
Good interest and attendance are re-'
ported. Some of Elder liarnett'a
subject are aa follows: Saturday
evening, Finding Man; Sunday
morning, The Victorious Life; Sun
day evening, Caught Uy Sure De
tective; Monday evening. Card Play
ing, Theater Going and Dancing.
Mra. Mary E. Reeve auatained
fracture of the wriat Sunday at her
home on Water street, resulting
from a fall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ramircs of
Rieth, Oregon, and John Neil and aon
of Pendleton motored up Sunday for
day'a visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rosa and little
daughter were here from Dayton,
Wash., the first of the week for a
visit with friends and kindred.
They were dinner guests Monday of
tne F. C. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Dowd motored
over from Walla Walla Sunday for
a visit at the home of the parent
of Mrs. Dowd.
Mr. Henry Waddingham was, in
Walla Walla the first of the week,
visiting at the respective homes of
her son, George Waddingham, and
daughter, Mrs. E. R. Lieuallen.
A truly generous stork left a nine
pound boy Monday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Pederscn in this
city.
L. R. Van Winkle, Weston's pojt
niaster, made a trip to Pendleton
Tuesday afternoon his first visit to
the county seat in several year. He
found that Ben Buiroughs, at least,
had not forgotten him.
George Kinnear was in town Tues
day from Hudson Bay, wherehe has
been feeding cattle. '
II. J. Driskcll came down this
week from Dayton after a car he had
left for repairs on a recent visit
Mountain residents wish to give
Jimmie Smock credit also for the
good work done in keeping open the
Wild Horse grade. Jimmie' name
waa inadvertently omitted from a re-
it is said he has
LlJil
We are selling 16-inch wood at
LESS THAN COST
Better lay in a Cord or a Rick, while the
Supply Lasts.
WOOD
Get your Order in, NOW.
JONES & JONK
- WESTON, OREGON
Ing Embroidery, Braiding, Plain
Stitching, Button Holes and Buttons
Covered, Pleating.
MRS. C. E. , FERGUSON
Phone '0.18, Walla Walla, Wash.
Dr. S. L KDtllARD jj
j Veterinary Surgeon y
Phone Main 253 t
been doing more free road work
than any other volunteer in his
neighborhood.
Mrs. Sarah McDougal suffered a
second alight attack of paralysis
Tuesday. Her condition since, how
ever, has encouraged the hope that
no permanently ill effect will fol
low. Mrs. Susan Davidson, south Wash
ington St., will be pleased to do your
washing and plain sewing.
Mrs. M. W. Pedersen is being ini-
kVYV?VVVAWWS4 tiated Into the mysteries of driving
J an automobile and Is making favors
Drs. A. D. & R. A. FRENCH
OPTOMETRISTS
Fttnck Optical Parlors
15 E. Main SL-: Phone 653
Walla Walla, Wash.
City praying
Leave orders at resi
dence (Marsh cottage) -south
of Weston Mer
cantile. Phone 3G1.
GEO. A. LINDEKEN
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co.
Established 1 86
Athena, Oregon . Waitsburg, Wash.
American Beauty
evando
Pure White
rr3'
jcyiiif
Made of selected bluestem in one of the
best equipped mills in the Northwest.
Sold in Weston by
Weston Mercantile Company
ble progress. The purchase of a new
car quickened, her desire to join the
ranks of women motorists.
Mrs. William Driskell is able to be
out upon the street, after severe
attack of heart trouble.
Lost On north Water street, a
mounted elk'a tooth, engraved with
the letter B on one side and the
figures 288 on the other. Finder
will please return to Areta Barrett,
Athena, Or., and receive reward.
Flowers and messages of sympathy
are being sent to Mis Lurline Brown
of Weston High school faculty, who
is in a Walla Walla hospital where
she underwent an operation
week. .
Ernest and Ruth Smith came over
from Athena Saturday to visit a
couple of days with Margaret and
Ada Caldcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton of Rose
burg. Oregon, parents of E. E.
judge. It require the defendant to
pay to the plaintiff $3522 and costs
on the first cause of action and $52
on the second cause.
The cooked food sale conducted by
Swas-Te-Ka Campfire last Saturday
at the Ross Furniture store added
about $6.00 to the club's treasury.
Misse Blanche Thorsen and Minnie
Chapin were in charge of the enter
prise. Mrs. Newton "Loveridgc is conval
escing from an attack of bronchitis.
Will Hall came down Monday from
his Weston mountain ranch to shop
and exchange view on national is
sues with local merchants and curb
stone philosophers.
Theodore Walden, Roscoe Bcamer,
Miller and Walter Rayborn are re-,
cent additions to the chorus choir of
the M. E. Church, South.
Some clever sketches by Sid
Barnes have been used lately in ad
vertising Memorial hall picture
show. -
The weather synopsis for the week
is, a light fall of snow and oodles of
fog.
A pleasant family dinner party
waa held Sunday at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Blom
gren. The guests were: R. G.
Blomgren and family, Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Blomgren of Walla Walla, Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Price and daughter
last Catherine.
J. H. Williams, manager of the
Weston Mercantile Co., made a buy
ing trip the first of the week to
Spokane, where he met the repre
sentatives of eastern houses. He
also visited his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Banister are
visiting at the home of their daugh-
C. L. McFadden, in Athena.
HOW ABOUT YOUR FAItlY?
ITlHE Savings Account
family than almost all jthe advice the world can
means more for the future of the
offer.
It means a right start upon the right course. Give your
child the assurance of permanent financial protection by
securing a Liberty Bell bank for it. One dollar will do it
A
little Liberty Bell
tank' t put your
little tarings in.
Is yours wits a
Savings Account,
A
little Unerty Bell
Bank U at yn
tittle savings la,
is years witk a
Savings Account.
..THE FARMERS BANK OF WESTON..
BUTTER WRAPS at Leader Shop
Thornton, are visitor at the F. C.
Fitxpatrick home; having been called ter, Mr.
here by the serious liness or their
son. His condition is improving at A Grew some Find,
the present time. It is reported that the remains of
An event of interest on the social a dead man were found Wednesday
calendar for next week ia the Recip- on Dry creek Bt a point above the
rocity day gathering to be held at trestle fill, by workmen who have
Memorial hall February '5th, under been excavating for a state highway
auspices of the Saturday Afternoon quarry. Also, according to, re-
club. The Milton Improvement club'
and the Civic club of Athena are to
be the honor guests. An excellent
program haa been arranged and a
period of good fellowship and friend
ly Intercourse is anticipated.
James Compton was a recent vis
itor at the home of hi aon, W. H.
Compton, in Pendleton.
The judgment order in the case of
Hey Winn vs. Mose Taylor, re
manded from the supreme court, was
signed Tuesday by Circuit Judge G.
W. Phelps and filed with th county
ports, the county coroner was noti
fied and Aas taken charge of the
body. It was found, the story goes,
at a depth- of a few feet. Not a
scrap of clothing was disinterred,
nor anything else that would serve
to identify the remains. The skull
had been crushed, and appearances
indicated that the unfortunate man
had been murdered, stripped of his
clothing and buried.
Foreign AAwtl.ins Reprewntativ.
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
HAND PAINTINGS
of North west Scenery .
Made for Framing.
$1.50 to $3.50
H. GOODWIN $.
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