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iooo Subscribers
Our subscription list in the
county is now nearing the 1000
mark and in order to reach and
pass this goal, during the year of
1912, we are giving these dishes
away as a special inducement for
you to assist us in securing sub
scribers. These dishes may be seen by call
i ng at the Leader office where
we have a number of sets on hand.
Yours for One thousand Subscribers,
COLLINS & HAYDEN
PUIJLISIIKRS OF THIS LKADEU"
Beginning tb.3 First of January we are going to GIVE
AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE OF COST
50 Dinner Sets
To each person sending in five year
ly subscriptions to the
"LEADE
at $1.50 each will b2 awarded one
of these sets.
It does not matter whether these
are new subscriptions or renewals,
as we believe our old subscribers '
are entitled to this premium a3
much as the new ones.
Or if you do not wish to get out w
and rustle subscriptions you can
obtain a set of these beautiful
dishes by paying up your own sub
scription for five years. . 1
These dishes come securely
packed each set in a case by itself
which insures them against break
age. They are beautifully flowered
with roses and have a gold band
around the edge, each set consisting
of Thrtiy two-pieces.
They are strictly first class goods
and something which anyone may
be proud to receivs.
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.
j The work in all the departments
cf the school is progressing very
satisfactorily and mere interest than :
ever is manifested in tne wcrk by
i the students.
j One thing which is attracting
.much attention at the present time
j is the play-ground movement.
jThc need of systematized and sup
ervised play for children is being
, felt more and more, both in the
! home and the school, and, as a re
sult cf this need the regular play
.ground ccursj has been introduced
into the Normal. Miss Gertrude
: Wilcox, who is a graduate cf Wel
J lesley College, is giving a course to
i all eeniors. Miss Wilcox has had
! much experience in supervision of
play grounds in school and cities
' of the East and is thoroughly com
' petent to give the course in the
1 school here.. All features of play
; ground work and management are
'brought in and students coach
.games and become thoroughly
familiar with the duties of super
j vising and maintaining playgrounds,
j All the large cities are maintaining
, play grounds in order that the
j children may have the advantage
i of play, which is so neccessary to
, their physical growth. Play, when
supervised, has also a mental and
moral side. Children are taught
;fairnes3 and respe:t for other's
j rights, a knowledge of which will
I make them better men and women.
I We only can have healthy minds
1 when we have healthy bodies, and
jplay, which is suited to the age of
j the child, is a great factor in de
j veloping a healthy tody,
j The first issue of the "Norm"
I the official publication of the Ore
gon Normal, came out just before
the Thanksgiving vacation. The
paper, taking into consideration the
; difficulties of the first publication,
; was a success. Every department
j was most excellent end the staff is
j certainly to be congratulated. The
cover design was the work of cne
j of the students and was a credit lo
i the art department. The Clirist
jmas number will be cui in the near
future and all are looking forward
to it with great interest.
Different members of the faculty
have been called to various perts of
the state to assist in institutes from
time to time. Pretilent Acker
man', Mr. Gentle, supervisor of the
training department, and Miss
Shearer, critic teacher of primary
grades, were called as instructois
to the meeting of the Eastern Ore
gon State Association of Teachers.
held at Baker during Thanksgiving.
They report that much interest is
shown in the Normal throughout
the state and many are coming in
after the first Semester.
A club for the study of fie Eng
lish classics has been formed y
the students in the English Depart
ment. The club has been nampri
"Entre Nous,." It is the intention
to study Shakespeare's productions
during the first Semester. We
have had but two meetings but
both have been very instructive and
enjoyable.
Cyrus Walker, chaplin of the
State Grange, and the oldest living
white child born west of the
Rockies, gave a very interesting
and instructive address on the pio
neer days of Oregon. Mr., Walker
concluded his remarks by singing a
T ...
jargon song ana giving the war
wnoop, which was highly apprecia
ted.
Each senior is expected to de
liver an oration or talk in chapel
during the year and the first speak
er Was Miss Alice Morrison, who
gave a splendid oration, the sub
ject being "Laurel Wreathes."
The subject matter of the oration
and her delivery were both excel
lent. We are looking forward to
theso chapel programs and we
know from this beginning that we
shall not be disappointed.
Among the social events of the
past few weeks and those of the
coining are and were: Oa Tuesday
evening, November 28 the gymnas
ium was the scene of another very
brilliant party for the students and
invited guest3. The room was
prettily decorated in the school col
ors, crimson and gray. Varicus
games and dancing were induged in
during the evening snd fruit punch
was served. Prcf. Butler enter
tained the members of the faculty
at his home on Friday evening:, De
cember 1. A most enjcyable time
is reported. Upon next Friday,
the faculty will give a reception in
the chapel to the students and
townspeople. E. C.
Prosecuting Attorney Bryson of
Eugene was in this city yesterday.
Put 3 the Turkey
in the Shade
Our pure and delicious Bon Bors
Chocolates and other Confections
put the turkey in the shade as New
Year's attendants. Donoc let your
table be without the comforting
cheer of a box of our famous Bon
Bons. You and your guests be
they young or old, will appreciate
them. They are made of the purast
selected ingredients, in the most
scrupulously clean way and the
prices of them are most reasonable.
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it is the best medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
NOTICE F()K PUBLICATION.
U. 8. Land Olllce at Portland Ore.
Serial 0M80. December 9th, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Mm. William P.
Thomas of 134 K. 2d 8t. N Portland, Oregon,
in behalf of the helrsat law of William Garuior,
defeased, who, on March 2, 1908, made Home
lead Entry No. 1(HG7. Serial, No. 01 IH6,;for K'i
HEVi, of NE!4 Section 7, Tuwnihlp 9 8, It 10 W,
Willamette Meridian, his Hied notice of Inten
tion to make Klual Three Year Proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above duscrlbed, be
fore the Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office, at Portland, Oregon, on tho
J8d day of January, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Kobert Troni-on, of allots, Or.; Roy Buttnr
Held of Kernvllle, Or.; Henry Chandler of
Portland, Or., and John Sitvnue of allots. Or.
H. K. IIIody, Keener.
When you want a quick cure withour
any loss of time, and one that is followed
by no bad results, use
Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
It never fails and is pleasant to take.
!t is equally valuable for children. It is
Camous for its cures over a large part of
the civilized world.
SHOES Just received a new line
of shoes. New patterns, all up to
the minute. Call and look thero
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TOLEDO, OREGON
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NOTICE OF SALE,
In the County Court of Multnomah Conn lj
Stale of Oregon.
In the muter of the estate of .Nicholas Weri
Dion t, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
mi order of the County Court of Multnomah
county, Oregon, dated Decern b.r 11, ign, n
tlia above entitled estate, the administrator
thereof will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder, subject to confirmation by said Cnnuty
Court, on and after the 2.M day of January
1912, all Ihe '-Ight, title and inierdstnf the said
Nicholas Wcriilmoul, deceiiktid, in and to tho
following- rteserilied real property ituated in
Lincoln County, State of Oregon, to wit:
(1) The Southwest qnnrter m Section 21
Township 1U south. ItHiigo II west Willamette '
Meridian, Lincoln county, Oregon, containing;
ItiO acres of laud.
The foregoing property will be sold in one
piece or parcn!.
(-') Lots numbered Four (-1), Five (5), Seven
(7) anil Kitjht (S), In Mock numbered Five (a).
Olson's First Addition to Newport, Lincoln
comity. Oregon.
Itids will be received on tho last above des
cribed property for tho tale thereof in one
piece or parcel, nun in lots.
Tho lerms of snlo to be as follows: Ten (10 '
per cent, cash to accompany the bid for said
property, the balance to be piild in cah upon
the confirmation of the sate by the above en
titled court.
H'da will be received after the 2-2,1 dm nf
January, 1912, at the olllce of Cake !c Cake.
2'0 Chamber of Commerce Iluildinir, Portland.
Oregon. A. It. ZELLEK. '
Administrator of Ihe estate of N cholusWerni
mont, deceased.
Cuke St Cake, Attorneys for Administrator,
r lrst publication, December 15. 11)11.
L&M publication, Junuary 19, .912.
NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION.
U. 8. Land Olllce at Portland, Oregon.
Serial 02574 December 9, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that John F. Khoades
of Kocca, folk Co., Oregon, who, on Apiil 27th.
1910, made homestead entry serial, No. 025;
for ieJ4 seJi, w'j se!4 nd ne'A aw!. section tt.
Township 9 South, Hange 9 West, Willamette.
Meridian, has died not ice of inienton to make
Final Commutation Proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before the County
Clerk of Lincoln County, Orngoi., at Toledo,
Oregon, on the 23d day of January, 1912.
Clalnian I names as witnesses:
Jay J. Clarke. Tracy B. Newman, George W
Cox, of Rocca, Or.; Emil T. Raddaut of Siletx
Lincoln Co., Oregon.
It. F. Hioby, Register.
NOTICE FOR runMUATION.
U. 8. Land office at 1'orilsnJ, Ore.
Serial 09MI December Sih, 1911.
Notice Is oeieby given that Marjory E. Alex
andor, widow of William II. Alexander, Sr., of
Toledo, Oregon, who. on June 9. 1902. nml
Homestead Entry No. 14170, Serial No.05, for
Lou sand 4 section 15, and n! ne.', ws
and nJi nwj-i neJi section 22, town
ship 9 South, range 9 West, Willamette
Meridian has tilled notice of Intention
to nmks Final Five Year I'roof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before the
County Clerk of Lincoln County, Oregon, at.
Toledo, Oregon, on the 22d day of Junuary, 1912
Clalninnl names as witnesses:
llosei Lane, Archie Johnson, Edward Evens
and W. S. Hall, nil of Bllets, Oregon.
1 II. F. Hiudy, Register,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
V. 8. Lnndcfflce. Portland, Oregon,
Serial 02323 December . 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that M. Emily Waste
of Rocco, Folk Co., Oregon, who, on Nov. 23.
1909, made Homestead Jintry Serial No. 02323,
for n aw4 and Lot 1 section 15, and nw4
vii section 22, township 9 south, range t
west, Willamette Meridian, has died notice of
Intention to make final Commutation proof to
osttDllsh claim to tho land above described,
before the County Clerk of Lincoln county,
Oregcn, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 23d day ol
January, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jay J. Clarke, Tracy B. Newman, George W.
Cox, of Itocca, Oregon; Eiull T. Radduut of
SUelf, Oregon.
. If. F. HIG BY, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
ti. 8. Land olllce at Portland Ore.
Serial 02575. December 9, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Pearl K. Wasley,
of Kocca, Polk Co., Oregon, who, on April 28th,
1910,made homestead en try siirlal No. 02575, for
! se!i taction 10, nnd WJJ NE1 section
15, township 9 south, range 9 west,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of
Intention to make final commutation proof, to
establish1 claim to the laud above described,
before tho County Clerk of J.lucoln county,
Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the '23d day o
January, 1912.
Claimant nnmes as witnesses.
Trucy B. Newman, Jay J. Clarke, Geo. W. Cox
of Kocca, Or.; Emil T. Kaddautof Bllets, Or.
II. F. liiouY, Register.