The Weston leader., March 18, 1921, Image 3

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FREE
(Or th julvalrnt in merchandise selected frtmi our slocks)
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MONARCH malleable RANGE
BREVITIES
THANK YOU
Protect your wife and family In The
Hanker Reserve Life Ineurance Co.
Geo. House, Weston, Ore.
Kellogg ever-bearing strawberry
plant at 11.60 per hundred. C. W.
DeGraw.
Dally wire reports from the Chi
cago wheat market, received fur aev
eral month by the Weaton Ware
houae Co. at tho office of Manager
Frank Trice, will be continued one
month longer. They iniplre much
interesting conversation, which of
late haa not been eapvcially optim
istic. A WcsUm family were awakened
at an early hour the morning of Ht.
Tatrk-k'a Day by the sound of the
piano. Thry do not believe in ghosts
nd the head of the family la not
Ninn Kelncr, but he think the tune
Bounded something like "Wearing of
the Green." After putzling over the
mysterioua serenade for a time .be
reluctantly decided to leave hit com
rarlurr DcmonMrallim Suit- All ThU Week
ending rtaturday evening, March If tit.
The M unt Reasonably Triced II lull Grade Range in Amt mi
The
bent you can buy.
23,000 In UK in the Inland Empire.
Come into Tlir More when In Walla Walla ami have a cup or two
f Coffer ami Hot HutUrrd WihuIU. Wc bake and serve them Free
Hot from the Monarch Oven all day during demonstration.
Dmp in Yu'r Always Welcome Make Yourself at Home.
THE DAVIS-KASER CO.
Complete Horn Furniihing Department Store.
10 20 Altlor St.. Walla Walla. WoHhinirton.
(nun itxcown' Ttxiu)
ound thr u
ike 'walk fc
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i BUTTER WRAPS
Furnished and Printed at the Leader office
One hundred 1 50
Each additional hundred 0 75
TERMS - CASH ONLY
Have You Paid
t YOUR BLACKSMITH BILL? !
If no
hy not?
J. F. SNIDER
Do you know
you can roll
$OAo
cigarettes tor
lOcts from
one bag of
swesww
City Draying
Leave orders at resi
dence (Marsh cottage)
south of Weston Mer
cantile. I'honc 301.
GEO. A. LINDEKEN
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GENUINE
BullDurham
TOBACCO
It's Time to
BRIGHTN UP
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E will be glad to show you
ITT ATT
our assortment or waijIj
PAPER and MURESCO.
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CHAIRS
For dining room or living room.
BOSS
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Preston-Shaffer Milling Co.
Eetabllshed 1865
Athena, Oregon Waitsburj, Wash.
American Beauty
Pure White
Made of selected bluestem in one of the
best equipped mills in the Northwest.
Sold in Weston by .
Weston Mercantile Company
E wish to take this occasion to
thank all who responded to the
Fire Bell last Tuesday morning, and
we are especially indebted to those
who took part in extinguishing the
Fire. We are grateful to the one who
had the forethought to use the Garden
Hose, and to the Boys who Heroically
pulled the Hose Cart through the
Creek. We Thank You.
Take Your Home Taper.
fortable bed and go into the front
room to investigate, lie found thr
household kitten doing a ea
on the piano krya.
Mr. and Mr. G. W. Troebstel,
are again at Hot Lake, where Mr.
Troebste! U receiving treatment. He
In reported to be improving.
Mr. and Mr. Otia Adama and Mr.
and Mm. Emery htagg "Dodged"
to rendition Friday and took in the
auto show.
Mr. ami Mm. It. C. Dcamrr and
daughter, Naomi, and Mr. and Mr.
Jcm Cordon of Athena were dinner
guest Sunday of Mr. and Mr. Em
ery Stagg.
J. M. Wroe and family are moving
to the Ernest Haney place on Wild
Horae mountain. The farm they are
vacating on Weaton mountain will be
occupied aoon by the owner, J. O.
Hyatt, who is returning with hia
family from La Cro.sc, Wash.
Mr. Smith Tayne and children left
Tuesday evening on their return
home to The Dalle. Mrs. Tayne
haa been visiting her mother, Mr, E.
T. Wicker, whose serious illness con
tinue. !'. T. Harbour has been retained aa
di-uty assessor for Weston district,
by Assessor R. O. Hawks. Mr. Har
bour, who has a large amount of ter
ritory to cover, began hia work Mon
day. Do not dodge when you aec
him coming, for he will get you
anyway.
The nine-year-old son of William
Kchr has been very ill with periton
itis at the family home in the Tea
Ridge district, but is reported by the sr. ....-
attending physician, Dr. McKinney, prrach at tho Baptist church. They
to have ahown thi week a slight W(re drenched with rain on the trip,
improvement Mr. Fehr is reported am whrn the time came to go home
to be ill with appendicitis. found that the truck was out of
A baby weighing only three and commission. It was after midnight
one-half pounds wa born Monday to before the trouble could be remedied
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. French at their an, they were able to drive back to
home in Weston. The child died the Adams again in the rain. Walter
following day. Webb played "good Samaritan" to
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. William were visitors by keeping them warn at
pleasantly entertained at dinner Mon- n,0 aatimc, but the memory of
day at the home of Mr. and Mr. J. their Weton excursion is probably
C. Dearth, the occasion being a cej- onc that will always linger,
ebration of Mr. Dearth" birthday pputy Sheriff D. F. Lavender
anniversary. ' '' 'passed through Weston yesterday on
A fire alarm turned in Tuesday wM of Ma officia, tripft He My8 e
morning brought out the local Are M t Mcacham Tuesday and en
dipartment and a good share of the countered 0IH! ot the fiercest snow
town' population. A blaws was no- gU)mt he evcr MW More than a
ticed by Harry Bcathe on tho roof of foot of freah snow fell during u,e firet
Mayor Jones' re.idcnce, and wa an- of the weck in th,t Bection of the
parenUy started by a .park falhng mounUins
near the base of the flue. It had not .
gained much headway, and was fot-' , Tho fnf" .of A"lt" l
tunately extinguished with the aid of Athena district have bought through
a garden hose. The damage was In- ho F"nn B"w""i thoUR,nd
conaiderable, on. 0 8ol,nf for t,,e,r pr n Z
A aon was born Wednesday morn- "at,on.8; "vin rePu to f1
Ing to Mr. and Mrs. Thorn.. Hunter about $1000. The g.sol.ne come, in
at their home on Washington atrect. u,k "'.' th' Te flc'd8
Mr. and Mrs. II. Goodwin are ex- Anoth otde"d 'ter for
pected homo Saturday or Sunday cars of gasoline were
from Hot Uke sanaUrium. Mr. "nloawled this week for Tendleton
Goodwin was operated upon at the f' "nd one more is in tn
sanatarium for hernia. Monday of M" Brnes
i... ..,-.1, .nj k. .in.- Kn r. the Weston male quartet has con-
hmnkb toward recaverv "'nted to "inS. durinP the Pgresa V4SSSSS!MSSSMSS(SSMfi
. .,,i n.,n of the motion picture, .how tomor-
JTUSS T -ening at Vmorial hall. The BUTTER WRAPS at Leader ShOP
....j,. . w..h;nvn big aeven-reel super special, "Con- :
State Collegs He is visiting at the c8sion" shown, as will also gaS8SSSi8iS8iSS5i?a8
JONES iz JOMES
The John Deere Dealers
WESTON, OREGON
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YOUR TAXES WILL EE DOE ON OR BE
FORE APRIL 5
And may be paid at this bank. We
shall be pleased to attend to your taxes
for you.
The FARKERS BANK sl YESTOII
ESTABLISHED 1891
his
,th.r Mr.. F W two-reel iiarry uoya comeay.
Cash for chicken. J. R. Reynolds.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
home of
Achilles.
Mr. and Mr. Leon Lundcll were in
Milton Sunday, visiting at the home
of Mr Lundcll'a parent. Mrs. Lun-
dell made another trip to Milton yes- ,f thi notice ig mkd jt tigniRn
terday, and attended a soc ;lal event at Ujt your iub8crlption expire on the
the new home of Mrs. Will Harder. day of Aprl,( 1921 Tha WeBton
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Proebstel Ltader , on a cash-ln-advance basis,
are visiting in Weston thi week from Mi grr,tly appreciate your
their homestead near Echo. prompt renewal.
G. W. Pholps, civil engineer, and a THE WESTON LEADER,
crew of four men are making a coun-
ty survey of the proposed new Wes- m . . .
ton mountain road, leading up Hale THd f TJ
creek canyon. It is reported that a Chicago. IlK-Th. railroad labor
very moderate grade, not exceeding board reaueated four railroad hwds to
. - I UUHna.ila w mnpn I m CP
to testify in the hearing over the na
tional agreements. The men sum
moned were T. Dewltt Cuyler, chair
man of the association of railroad ei
icuUvm; W. W. Atterbury, vice-preal-dent
ot the Pennsylvania railroad:
Carl R. Gray, president of the Union
raclfic, and R. S. Blnkerd, assistant to
Mr. Atterbury.
five percent, will be available.
Miss Wavcl O'Harra and Miss
Ruby Price, together with Mr. I.yle
Webb, wore guests Saturday and Sun
day at the McBride Bros, farm on
Eagle creek, and report a most de
lightful time.
A large party of Adams people
drove to Weston on an open truck
Tuesday to hear Pastor Storms
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Sassafras Senna ' Sarsaparilla
Cascara Tanlac
Hypophosphites Peruna S. S. S.
Herbs Roots Barks Teas
KOW IS THE TIE TO TAKE HEII
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