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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1913)
i JL We have recently secured the Exclusive Agency for the Walk-Over Shoes for both Ladies and Men. Therefore we are going to Close Out our Entire Stock of Shoes at a great Sacrifice in order to make room fcr this well-known line. Included in our stock of Shoes are all styles of lace and buttons, gun metals, patent leather and taus for Ladies and Men. Will also include jn the Sale our recent' arrival of Summer low' Shoes. We will place cn all Suits inthehuuse Absolutely Rock-Bottom Prices. This means THEY ARE GOING at a big saving to you. We stand the loss." Come Early while our patterns and sizes are full. This sale means a Big Saving to You on Your Spring and Summer Outfit. BUY NOW Watch our Window for Special Prices on other goods during this Sale. THESE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY Sale Commences May io, Ends flay 31 SMITH & SHITH Hawkins Bid. Leading Clothiers and Furnishers Toledo, Or. lakes Horns Bating Easy oni Lr iiimn in Absolutely Pure Tho only baking powder, mado from Royal Crapo 4 Cream of Tartar NO ALUM,NQ LIME PHOSPHATE Only a nickel the matinee at the Stsr Sunday afternoon. fieorize Hodges came down from Salado Wednesday. Mrs. R. D. Burgess went to Cor- vallis yesterday morning. R. A. Abbey of Elk City was a Toledo visitor last Tuesday. County Comm iesioner Claus Lude mann is here attending Commission ers' Court this week; Tom Horning, landlord and mayor of Otter Reck, was' visiting among old friends and relatives in Toledo the end of last week. Donald Stewart went toCorvallis yesterday morning to visit the col lege during Inspection Day. Ke will return on the excurisin from that citv to the school picnic atEd dyville to-morrow. Mr. and Mrs. John Salvage re turned last evening from Fullertun. Calfornia, where they have been the past Winter. They visited for a few weeks at Harrisburg on the way home. They will occupy their cottage near the M. E. church the coming Summer. Base Ball Bugs How about it? Are we going to have a team this year? Last year before this time, the team was or ganized and things were running along in league style. We had some of the best boll that we have seen in the co" nty for a long time. and there is no doubt that the To ledo team made a reputation for ihemselves, for already many teams are writing for gaires with our beys. Albany wants a game this month, two or three Portland teams have written and offered to ' come for a $40 guarantee, end several other Vailev towns are after games with us. We have good material and there is no reason why we can not get in line for a good season. Let everyone boost and talk the thing up. ft Next Sunday the Married Men will contend for home and fireside against the n.ore fortunate Single lMcn. The game will be called at 2 o'clock'and an admission of fif teen cents will be charged. Every body come and see some of the new men work out. " A big dtnee will be given on the 16th and half of the proceeds go to the ball boys. Surveyor M. Wygant of Newport was in the city last Saturday. Mr. Wygant says there is going to be great activities in the way of build ing in Newport the coming Sum mer. He says he knows of sixtv two houses and buildings to be built this season. TI13 musical concert given at the Dime picture theater last Saturday evening was well attended and brought in about $40 which will be apDlied on the local M. E. pas tor's salary. The program con tested of Lungs by the church choir, solos, band and orchestra music and readings a id a dialogue inter sperced with motion pictures. Miss Blanche Jeffreys is entitled to much credit in promoting the en tertainment. The railroad fare from Toledo to the Eddyville picnic tomorrow wil be 80c. or one and cne-third, for round trip Half fare tickets 40. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oscar, near this city, Monday, May 5, 1913. a girl. . Miss Olive Buswell has purchased the Jcnes cottage at the end of Fifth street near the old water tank. If you-want to Save DOLLARS and make more DOLLARS you will let uS . handle your Printing and Advertising. ' ; George Mitty came over from Salem last evening to attend a meeting held here today to organ ize a forest fire . patrol for this county, v No jurors will be drawn at the term of Commissioners' Court now in session, for the specal term of Circuit Court, which will be held here May 20th. The forms have been removed from the new jail walls and the roof is being put on. As soon as this work is thoroughly set the cells will be placed. The Star picture theater gave a ma.tinee last Sunday afternoon, which was well attended. Mr. Gill will give another, and he says, bet ter, matinee next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Fifteen of Toledo's energetic young folks last Fall organized a brass band, and by the untiring efforts of themselves and of their inntructor. School Supervisor R. R. Miller, have mastered their instru ments to such an extent that thev now are able to supply very good music, Their part in the program ta the Dime picture theater last Saturday was a great help to ' the entertainment and fully demons trated to our people that Toledo now has a band. The following is the cersonnel of the band. Charles Gildersleeve, solo B flat cornet; Merna Miller, solo B flat cornet Prof. A. H. Weber. 1st cornet; Maude Miller, 2d cornet; Fred McCaulou, 2d cornet; Fred Salvage, B flat clarinet; Willard Cirson, solo alto; Russel Wishart, 1st i lto ; Francis Altree, 2d alto; Ivan Merrell, trombone; Alvin Schlecht. 2d trombure; Rosa Schlecht. baritone: Newton Center, tuba; Kenneth Hayden, tener drum; Lans Scarth, bass drum. The White Corner Store IS HEADQUARTERS FOR Fisher's Blend, Olympic nnd Stayton Flour Chnse & Sanborn Coffee and Teas Monmouth Creamery Cutter The Best Made R. S. VAN CLEVE Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hoe;et de parted Monday morning for a visit to Port'ar.d, Tacoma and Seattle. May 15th will be Home Coming Day at the Oregon Agricultural College, the first annual event of its kind ever held by this institu tion. Former students and friend of the College from all parts of the state will visit the school at that time. A big excurisun is be ing arraned from Portland. Newspaper men, as a rule have but two things to sell, snace and subscrirjtion. and it would be just as consistant to ask your grocer for a dozen oranges, "just to fill un," as to ask the editor for a dozen lines in his newsrjaDer, just to buost your business, with the idea you ,are doi,ng n kindness in helping to fill ud space. Try to get a free dinner at tho hotel "just to fill up." Ex. BILIOUSNESS AND ' ' CONSTIPATION. Fcr years I was troubled with biliousness and constipation, which made life mi .erable for me. My apDetite failed me. I lost my usual force and vitality. Pepsin prepar ations and cathartics only made matters worse I do not know where I should have been today had not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. ,The, tablets re lieve the ill feeling at once, streng then the digestive functions, purify the stomach, liver and blood, help ing the system to do its work nat urally.- Mrs. Rosa Potts. Birming ham, Ala These tablets are for sale by all dealers Fnr fi nhrnnp .lpranv hpifpr VUUJIIIK 4.1CSU III UlUUCli & l Ikv SSOperheid. Horace Underhill, a o : n- THE BON BONIERE SI. X. ANPEUSO.N, ITop. Choice Confections Summer Drinks Ice Cream Milk Shales limits, Xitts Tobacco, Lunch Goods Stationery Bpgt Brands Cigars ' TOLEDO, OREGON WAUGITS MARKET FRONT STREET Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Oysters in Season Highest Cash Trice Paid for Hides LESTER WAUGH, Prep. " i ! 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