Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, October 02, 1914, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFan r c v n vsv- i i Given Away I- Voting EVER SEEN IN TOLEDO OR YAQUINA Also Weekly Awards of Beautiful and Useful Presents WARNOCK& HUGHES, OF TOLEDO, AND L; E. CASTEEL OF YAQUINA, HAVE INAUCUR ATED A CONTEST IN WHICH THE FORTUNATE CANDIDATE WILL BE GIVEN VALUABLE PRIZES EACH WEEK, WITH GRAND PRIZES OF PIANOS LIKE THAT ILLUSTRATED HERE TO BE AWARDED AT T HE END OF THE CONTEST. RULE 1. The merchant shall Issue votes as per following schedule, ex cepting ts hereafter may be mention ed: 109 for J 1.00 on cash sales. 200 for 11.00 in merchandise paid with due bills. 300 for 11.00 on payment of old ac count!). 200 for t.00 on due bill sold. 200 for 1.00 on bargain and clear ance Balis The LKDLR rives 2.000 votes for S each $1.(0 on new, and 1,000 votes for each $1.00 for renewals or back subscriptions knA .. '"-n at the time And VOtCI Will tin sales are tuadd only. In rpffirenrn in laarfnfT t "" W Pld accounts, thev -may be',78Ued Cor the PHn'ont of ol(1 a,coun,, " w1Te Incurred prior to this -ate. RULE 2. Votes will be issued with a time limit of one week, and must be cast In fio ballot box, provided Call and See the Beautiful Prizes and Distribution mnCliKKToEeii i L L Cflffifl Tapto This Contest is conducted in connection with this Newspaper and Votes will be given on Subscriptions, new or old 2000 Vote? on each 81.50 for New 1000 Votes on each 1.50 for Old GREATEST Contest mmmmmmm. 1 1"'CI -juuwm wir in in , . ," "Tpi RULES OF THE CONTEST for that purpose, before the expira tion of the time limit. Before casting votes make a record for your own guidance. In order to facillate voting you are requested to place your votes In an envelope and bcal It. Please write the nuiiihi-r of votes the envelope contains and the name of the can didate you desire to vote for on the outside. RULE 3. Employes, clerks end rela tives of the merchant and news paper cannot participate as candi dates. Rf'I.R i V.Vr.'ti.inta nl.nll In nn In. stance Unun rotes until wh votes ! their firm nnnie. Customers should refiiHO tliem otherwise. HULK 5. Tlio soliciting of votes III the merchant's store, In front of tho store or on premises Is PROHIB ITED. RUL10 6. A voto that Is scratched or marked in any manner after It leaves the merchant's hands .shall bo thrown out, provided this defac ing should appear that a figure had been tampered with. RULE 7. Six weeks from the open ing date candidates will no longer be ontered, unless by special ar rangement with the merchant. RULE 8. Everybody is Invited to nominate candidates. All that Is necessary Is to send In the name of auy youn lndy In the commun ity. This will entitle )ir to om nominating votes and she will' be entered us a candidate B.VU9 . V'oUs are not transferabli: tuuir uiw cat. UULE 10. Votes that are not prop erly stamped with the merchant's signature, or votes with tho time limit expired, will not be ascepteu. RULE 11. A conimltte selected by the merchant will count the veto each week, beginning with the third week and report the results to the LEADER. learn Method of MERCHANT'S HOTEL Rooms always Fresh, Light and Clean. Tables always supplied with the Best. ROOMS 25 and 50 Cents RATES Per Day, $1.50 and $2.00. Per Week, Room and Board, $6.00. Meal Tickets, 21 meals, $5.00 SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER every Sunday, 35c. per plate. GEO. L. McCAULOU, Prop f i t 4 The White Corner Store Has a larger supply of Tablets, Ink, Paperties, Toys, Ribbon and other Notions, Besides the usual Stock of the best Groceries. R. S. VAN CLEVE ABOUT BOOZE Those who oppose prohibl hition and who read the last Oregon Sunday Journal, had a hard jolt by that Interview of the warden of our 6tate peniten tiary. He said, "if I could wipe out booze I could almost empty the prison and keep it empty." And those who advocate high license in Toledo ought to have visited our "cooler" last week, which held eight drunks at a time with others lying around under trees. $2000 income and at least four times that loss is not good business for any town. And the children suffer the most In 50 years of teaching I have had no really bright pupil whose father used liquor to excess. And so-called "moderate drink ing" is excess. Vote right In November. That $1500 Exemption It will positively lessen the tax of every one of my neighbors. It win lessen the tax of nearly all fanners on small places. It will increase the tax of those who hold unimproved lots In towns and in the country. Three-fourths of Lincoln coun ty lands are held by non-resident owners mostly specula tors. Three-fourths of Toledo lots are unimproved. These will pay more tax, and Justly. No one has a moral right to hold land he does not use, but holds for speculation. And voting for this exenin- i tion votes again to tax the (thousands or dollars the rich I now escape taxation of in Jew els, cct. , T. T. Geer's Speech Thursoay At the Fair. . A base solo from tho presi dent of the Harmony Club, and the most unfair political speech I have heard for a number of years. Altho he is a Republi can, I think be knows belter i than to lay the bard times of 'the past and tho present to the I Democratic party alone. Sen ator cuamucruiii mis actually IvotedbaKof the time on the 1 side of tho peop'.a, and what lie 1 publican Congressman from Oregon has ever oaualed that? A Republican pot should not call 1 a Democrat kettle black. Doth 1 need whitewash, i Prof. French (old us how to standardize potatoes and how to put each potatoo in a pink wrapper and sell it in Chicago at two cents per pound, lie didn't tell us how to escape the one cent tariff of the railroad or (he gouge of the commission men. And he said no one would buy Improperly shaped potatoes or onioiiH. lie was wrong. So cialists have to buy these kinds. i Other parties say we must by i their votes. C. M. Drake. ! TO TRADE I An equity in house and four I lots In outskirts of l'ortlund, to J trade for land or house and lot 1 In Toledo. Enquire at this of ! lice. I FOR RENT. ; For rent six-room housc.closc in, city water and electric lights. . Enquire at this office. ! 2000 votes will bo given by ,L. J-J. Casleel & Co. with each chance purchased on the phonograph. FOR SALE I have three fine farm teams weighing about 2800 each, one driving team 2000, two colts coming two years and two colts coming one year. The above horses and colts are well match ed and Bound. I will sell two teams and four colts of this bunch, your choice. Emil T. Raodant. COW WANTED I want to buy a good family cow, on monthly payments. Enquire at this office. HORSES I am going to sell at prices that will surprise you, 4 heavy, 1 middle weight, and several light buggy and Eaddle horses. Come early and avoid the rush. John Rattey Toledo Livery Stables. FOR SALE One hundred and fifty goats. Price $2.00 each. F. F. Foster. Nortons, Or. Why eat the inferior when you can get the Blue Ribbon Prize bread awarded at the Lin coln County Fair for 5c. a loaf. Toledo Bakery. Boy's Aches are various and tometlme seriom. Small bey hav a knack of eatlr.a what thy houlJn1 and that often means n doctor' vltit and a prsacrlp tion that tho boy WSn't l'k. But y-; will net oreicrlptloni for ch!Mren put up all right here. The drug oid medi cine are of th but quality ana uoo tor'o ordei'a ar a;rupulouily filled, with ear and apeed, and at rotv abla prlcia. Toledo Drug Co. I IH HLOCK SiSB VV DO i NotliU.K bt Will Mill ! nl J W(K)d tk'livcicd 1'ruinpt iKlivtry J 1 1 1 1 DlnyT BlllouiT Constipated? Dr. King's New LI fa I'IIIh will rure you, cnuna healthy flow of tllla aud rid your tHomsrh and IUiwpIs of wiulo and ferinontliiR Imdy potHotift. Tliry ftro tunic to your tannine h mid Mvi-r and tuna the rinirnl nynlrm. Kirot dose will euro you of that do pretiacil, dltzy, bilious and riuistl putud condition. Si., all drii;gita. Launch Transit. Leaves Elk City. 7:30 a. m. Toledo, 9 a. m. Returning, leaves Newport 2:30 p. m.; To ledo 4:30 D. m. Everv Tnpndav Thursday and Saturday. i-l. A. Norton, Captain. FOR SALE Bulldinc on enrner rf EYmrtti and Hill streets, Toledo, Oregon ior particulars call on or apply to A. O. Krocstad. Toledo, Oregon. SAWMILL FOR SALE I desire to sell my small saw mill located at Eddyville. 125,000 feet of timber goes with the mill. L. Edwards, Eddyville, Oregon. " WANTED Young, registered Angora buck. Address, J. Margson, Winant, Or. FOR SALE I have 7 young Jersey milk cows and young stock for sale. A. K. Oilar, Waldport, Oregon. FOR SALE 1 One Jersey bull, 2 years oia. Price, $50. A. M. Wheelock, Waldport, Oregon. FOR SALE ON THE FAMOUS YACHATS 159 acres, all improvements good furnished house, water piped, 3 rooms, out buildings, crops, orchard, hogs, sheep, 20 head good cattle, sawmill, blacksmith shop, wagons and machinery, and many other ar ticles. Going at a bargain. See or write, J. C. Carson, - 0-259 Ocean View, Or. $100 Reward, $100 Tha reader of thl paper will b4 Slewed to learn that there I at least on readed disease that science ha been able to cure In all It tafre. and that I Catarrh. Hall' Catarrh Cure I the only fioaltlve cure now known to the medical rnternlty. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, require a constitutional treat ment. Hall' Catarrh Cure I taken In ternally, acting: directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, there by destroying; the foundation of the dis. ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting naturo In doing it work. Tho proprietor have ao much fnlth In its curative pow ers that Ihey offer One Hundred Dollar for any case that It fall to cur. Send lor list of testimonials. Address: F J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. Bold by all bniHUts. Tie. Taks Hall Family Fill for constipation. :: Expert Watch Repairing When others fail you We Guarantee Satisfaction I A trial will convince. Price very reasonable. Orer 40 Years Experience T as practical watchmaker. All Work Guaranteed. I HANS E. PETERSON MM t MM M ! j NORGAARD'S RESTAURANT Haas Norgsard, Prop. M PALS ATA 1. 1. It O C R s GOOD HOME COOKING Oppa-iti' tlio n.mk t 4 TUB I BON B0NIERE I M. N. A.M'KUso.N, rrnp. Choice CoHfvctlims Summer Ji'IiiIm Ice Cream Ice ChU Drink Milk Shale Jr,tit, Xut Tobacco Stationery Bdt Brand inr TOI.KDO, ORE ION AjlAlAli slilfc iAAAAAlldl.il - WAUGITS MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Oysters in Season Highest Price Paid for Hides LESTER WAUGH, Prop.