A Timely Tip Goods Will Be Higher
The notice urges buyers to anticipate needs for the coming season as inventories show heavy stock and prices are expected to rise. It emphasizes buying now to save money and to prepare for next winter.
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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
4
Children’s Shoes sale offers affordable pairings
A fine lot of children’s shoes advertised with sensible service shoes neat and pretty. Formerly selling for $2.50 and up, the price now reduced to a current figure not specified in the fragment.
Storm Goods Storm Clothing Sale Alert
Store advertises a clearance on mackinaws stag shirts fur lined coats and heavy warm garments with price reductions of two to four dollars per item for next season. Local shop emphasizes large stock and savings during sale.
Bargains on Ladies and Children's Coats Now
Real money saving bargains on choice garments left from stock reductions. Prices reduced to be attractive as next season's style will change little. It will be to your advantage to buy now at a decided saving over next season's prices.
Ladies' Shoes One Lot at Cash Price
A shoe sale offers one lot of ladies' shoes valued to five dollars with most of the best sizes available though not all sizes remain. The lot is marked to turn into cash for only a reduced amount.
Weston News Roundup From Weston Oregon
Weston Mercantile Co reports travels to Ritzville Pendleton and Vancouver notes. Obituary for W B Mays. Red Cross officers named. Library adds titles and local no tes. Emory Reynolds guards Lemon Grove station. Hortense Baker faces Mayo Bros. surgery. Local visitors return to Portland. charity concert planned. Snow blankets area aiding wheat crops. Messiah base solo performed at Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Reynolds
Postmaster van Winkle
Weston
Lemon Grove
California
Rock
Emory
Uncle Sam
Weston Schools Students Rally After Brief Absence
Gertrude Van Winkle returns to Weston high after two day illness. Some students fear semester exams next week while exempt pupils look forward to a short vacation. Mrs Pinkerton's room wins pennant for attendance again. basketball girls anticipate a game with Waitsburg Friday. They plan car trips Friday afternoon. Grade enrollment rises with three new pupils in Miss Tipton's and two in Mrs Pinkerton's rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude van Winkle
Upland Social Notes At New Year Watch Party
Upland residents enjoyed a New Year watch party hosted by T. C. McCarty. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Lockwood and Mrs. Herman Goodwin among others. The January Lay Dies Guild meeting at Mrs. Lillian Fredericks’s home featured greetings, a camouflage musical number, and a light repast. The next meeting is scheduled for February at Mrs. Frank Graham’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. McCarty
Laydies’ Guild
Lillian Fredericks
Marvin Price
Florence Simmons
Frank Graham
Weston Mercantile stockholders meeting notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of stockholders of the Weston Mercantile Company will be held in Maxonic hall, Weston, Oregon, January 16, 1918, at o'clock p m for electing a board of directors and transacting other business. Weston, Or., Jan. 3, 1918. J. H. WILLAAME, Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Mercantile Company
Maxonic
Weston
Oregon
Weston, Or
J. H. Willaame
Pianos Tuned by Rex Wmable Repairer Prize Winner
First class piano tuning and repair work presented by A W Lundell musician. Renowned for precise tuning and reliable service, offering expert maintenance and restoration for pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
A.W. Lundell
Mus
A Bure Cure Dance Law Satirical Comment
A Detroit Free Press quip suggests a mock cure for social ills by passing a law compelling husbands and wives to dance together at all times. The line frames the craze as short lived unless such sweeping regulation were enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Train Service Cut Twenty Per Cent
Washington reports that 20 percent of through passenger trains on major railroads will be discontinued and others reduced to lower speeds. Director General McAdoo says this frees motive power, labor, and facilities for coal, food, and war-related supplies, with a gradual nationwide effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Church of the Brethren Sunday services January 11 1918
The Church of the Brethren lists Sunday January 11 1918 services: 10 a.m. Sunday school and preaching, 1 p.m. Bible study Life of Christ. Elder John Bronewitz signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren Order of Services
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C. H
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Finder
Geo. Schnitzer
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Portland
Vancouver
Oklahoma
Mark Rae
Wetson Mercantile
J. M. Wise
McGrew Farm
Mr. Wise
Wise Music House
Idaho
Boise
Red Cross
J. H. Price
A Barnes
Doris Barnes
W. S. Price
Pendleton
Weston Library
Barrett
Pan American Union
Brewster
Jacket
Monroe
Sicily
Bennett
Old Adam
Bosher
Deland
Rising Tide
Quiller-Couch
Nicky-Nan
Reeves
Lady
Alex Walker
Montavils
Hugh Walker
Wesco
Fortland
William Horton Mays
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Mays
McMinnville
John Mays
Mays Banister
Hortense Baker
Lewistown
Montana
G. B. Baker
Mayo Bros. Hospital
A. Sempert
Lieutenant Sempert
Weston and
Vicinity
Opera House
Jane Vary
Payant
Professor Lundell
Milton
Milton Freewater
the Ladies’ Guild
Weston Schools
Upland News
Ben Lee
Prescott
Wash
Charles May
Athena
Joe Hyatt
la Crosse
T. C. McCartys
Joe Canon
Guillaumat
Sarrail
Macedonia
S. L. Kennard
Hospital
Broad Streets
Homer I. Watts
All
State
John Bronewitz, Elder
Arta
E. E. Zelam
Weston Meat Market
A.P. Perry
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