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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1921)
THE MONARCH MALLEABLE 1 RANGES Every Quality Needed or wanted in. a Range is. found in the Monarch Malleable For Good Cooking and flaking for Ana appearancefor long life for economy in una t furl fur absolute reliability day after day evir lung period of years The MONARCH Malleable li unsx railed. Over 21,0000 users In the Great Inland Empire and every one sat isfied. W hava never seen a worn-out MONARCH in all our year of buslnc... In tha MONARCH every Joint ia riveted no bolts, no stove nutty no Waking of cold air to chill tha rang, and increase una of fuel. Complete Range Satisfaction ia found In the MONARCH Malleable. Figured in yeara of acrvire it ia the cheapest Range you can buy and tha cheapest to ue. W. will gladly aeod you romplvte Information on request. THE DAVIS-KASER CO. Complete Homo Furnishing Department Store. 10-20 Alder St. Walla Walla. Washington. BREVITIES s "T r ; - Hnvc You Pnld ' YOUR BLACKSMITH BILL? H Ifnotwhynot? p L J. F. SNIDER ji City Draying Leave orders at resi dence (Marsh cottage) south of Weston Mer cantile. Phone 361. GEO. A. LINDEKEN BOgopj cigarettes for 10c from one sack of GENUINE BULL" DURHAM TOBACCO WS!TiVVVJW,XViVf E0T Take Your Home Taper. FLOOR COVERINGS XfcTTG-eS LIETOLHUIVIS IGHT in Quality, right in Price. Neat patterns that will add to the attractiveness of home or office. ..ROSS Furniture Store.. Preston-Shaffer Milling Co. Established 1 86 Athena. Oregon . Waitsburg, Wash. American Beauty cand" Pure White Made of selected bluestem in one of the best equipped mills in the Northwest. Sold In Weston by Weston Mercantile Company Protect your wia and family In Tha Hank era Reeerva Life Insurance Co. Geo. House, Weeton, Ore. WeeUm waa represented at tha big Umatilla rapid, power convention in Walla Walla Saturday by Mayor Nelson If. Jones. Mr. Jonea ia en thusiastic over tha vaat scop of tha project under discussion, which he predlcta will bo rarried out and will prove of trentendoua value to the In land Empire. Tha next convention will be held in Spokane. Mra. A. J. Klarmer la under the care of Dr. McKlnney, Buffering with a ae vrre cold. Orel Mcl'herrin ia contemplating tha extension of hia automobile stage line on to Milton, which will give him a Pendleton to Milton run, inatead of Pendleton-Weston, ai at present Miaa Vlra Morriaon entertained a coterie of frienda at her home Satur day evening.- tarda and muaie af forded pleasing entertainment. At a late hour an annetixlng iuncb waa aerved by Mra. R. Morriaon, assisted by Mra. Nelaon II. Jones. Oacar Winn Joined tha group of ahoppera who patronised horn mer chant, .Saturday. Mr. and Mra. J. A. Lumsdcn were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mra. Hey Winn at Meadow brook farm, the hospitable country homo of the host. Charles May waa down from Wee ton mountain Saturday, diacuaaing with frienda and acquaintance mat ure of Intereat to tillers of tha aoil. Tim McBride waa In town Saturday exchanging viewa on national iaauea with local wiacacrea. Frank Price and J. A. Lomeden were appointed by County Chairman J. N. Scott to Uka charge of tha Weston drive for Chinese and Armen ian relief. They have gone to work, and hope to aecure Weiton'a quota of $500 by Saturday night, aa in view of the great and Immediate need of the atricken people of China and Ar menia it ia desired to complete tha county'a contribution thia week. Umatilla county'a quota is 114,000, of which Pendleton aaaumea half. Thia entire aum will be apent in the county itaelf for wheat and flour. Contribution! of wheat aa well aa money will be gladly received. Mr. and Mra. L. Raamusaen are visiting at the home of Mra. Raa muasen'a .later, Mra. S. Thoraon, while on their way back to Denmark from Tacoma. " Mra. J. M. Wroe left today for Preacott, Wah., to vi.it her aister, Mr. Oacar Dague. Mr. and Mra. Herman Henderson left today for Frannie, Wyoming, An Idea of OUR PRICES JOHN DEM or DUTCI 1 INCH TWO BOTTOM STEEL Gffi WITH , Extra Steel Shares and R. Coulters -3 OUR PRICE k- COLLAR PADS .75c No. 48 Large Halter Chain Snaps .....15c Reduced Price on Harness; you will find us under the market right down the line. Come and See Us JONES ii JON. WESTON, OREGON enco McGibbon; a colored servant, Harvey Sams; CoL Alex Hamilton, Robert Maynard; Gen. La Fayette, where Herman will take a position aa Kenneth House; Martha Washington, mechanic with an oil company at a Mildred Ross; Mrs. Knox, wife of salary of $185 a month, with house Gen. Knox, Frances Davis. Soldiers, and fuel also provided. Will Ray, a Harold Be ton, Howard Schwandt and former resident of Weston mountain, James Hamilton. The entertainment ia employed a. foreman with the waa concluedd with recitations and same company. , , , ,,, , songe. Frank Price's newly-appointed and Death from an unknown cause attractive grain office is the daily took away the source of milk supply rallying point of local grain growers for the Emery Staggs household and others interested in the wheat Monday morning. The cow, a Jersey market. Quotations are received and valued at $100, waa found dead in Its chalked up each day, and thia week's stall. downward fluctuation occasioned a Travel by automobile was held up considerable degree of disappoint- nr . , Tnuia mnrnin. hv FOR PROTECTION WITH a Term Sartors Account .1 $i or mm yos get mm of our Liberty Bell Home Banks to help year uruifi grew. nicnt, In view of the predictions of market authoritiea that wheat is about due for a substantial rise. A few small lota were aold Wednesday snow drifts along the State highway cast of town on the Athena-Weston road. The Pendleton to Weston stage was forced to turn back on a price basis of around $1.40 for ,fter valnly bucking the snowdrifts ' for some time. Finally some one dug 0 Ilarrsi ar- through arid traffic was resumed. One of the most pleasant and suc cessful dances ever given by Athena Weston Post, American Legion, took place Saturday evening at Legion ball, Weston. It was an invitation No, 1 sacked. Mr. and Mrs. L. I rived home Wednesday from their wedding trip to southern California. W. W. Smith and son, Carl L. Smith, of Walla Walla, were guests this week at the home of Jay V. Smith, , ' ... , . . ,, affair, and Pendleton, Athena and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tachella of w ., . ,, ', Payant'a orchestra furnished music. Pendleton were Sunday evening call era at the J. A. Lumsden homo. Local bird lovers are interested in tha arrival last week of the purple crested finches and chestnut-backed bluebirds. They are among the wel come harbinger, of spring. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS T' HJ ""i 1 -si I I Dr. S. L KBiliARD I If this notice is marked it signifies v..n. r'iT.. that your subscription expires on the h. rh.ri. f n w, first day of JTarch, 1921. The Weston aaiSSS!S8 mounUin, to again put his drag-aaw Leader is on a cash-in-advance basis, wood factory In operation. "d will - greatly appreciate your Leon Lundell and family have prompt renewal, moved into the Dr. Bennet cottago on THE WESTON LEADER, north Water street. : . Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jonea and Ray aot. Jonea ox Athena visited relatives and frienda in Weston on Washington s Birthday. Mr. and Mra. Joe Hyatt were in Weston and vicinity thia week from La Crosse. Their many friends throughout the countryside will be glad to hear that they are coming back in April to reside permanently on their Weston mountain farm. They have found that three yeara ia long enough to stay away from so good a country as this. Third, fourth and fifth grade pupils of the Weson Schools presented in the high school auditorium Tuesday morning a dramatisation of Valley Forge camp scenes, as a Washing ton's Birthday celebration. Charac ter, were impersonated as follows: General George Washington, Clar- is often said that a dollar is your best friend, and many times it's true. A dollar when you need it ia a mighty help a protection to your family and yourself. 5 Deposits, large or small, regularly made are the best pro tection you can buy. Start now. ..THE FARMERS BANK OF WESTON. BUTTER WRAPS at Leader Shop Veterinary Surgeon Phone Main 253 t g HAND PAINTINGS of Northwest Scenery. Made for Framing, 1.50 to$S.5 Drs. A. 0. & R. A. FRENCH OPTOMETRISTS French Optical Parlers 15 E. Main St Phone 653 Walla Walla. Wash. c H. GOODWIN ZtTTGrGrXST i