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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1915)
LIN COLI BOUNTY, ,,E A PER. FRtOA , , MAY 21.1915,, Page 2, Li 'A IF YOU ARE Looking for Bargains CO TO THE Toledo Racket See the BARGAIN COUNTER. Ladies and Cents' Shoes and Ox fords selling at Half Price, $5.00 and $5.00 Shoes selling at $2.25. Oxfords as low as 75c. Best line of General Merchandise In Town The Price is always right. I . want Your Business and will Save You Money. fir i 1 Ml . James D. Bell Alfred Allen, . Ellis Scoville,. " . Martina Tate, Toledo Anthony Brown, " Richard Sneve, " Lois Brown, ." Francel Stanton, " Lesley Saunders, Newport Irene Macdonald, " Donald Patrick Max A. Perrln, . Walter W. Bentley, " Boswell F. Black, . " .. Eugenia Ayers, " William M. Stocker, " Donald II. Gurnee, " Ramond Lendten, " Edna Ladd, " Vincent W. Elakelv." Yater trout Meat Market I TGe,rtd J. L. Demitt, Prop. Yours for hard time3 prices, R. N. Warnock HtMiM.MAMM.tMMJiAlAA.UUMMMXMMM T Lincoln County Leader OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER COLLINS & HAYDEN, Pubs. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year i ' . $1.60 Six Month ' . .76 Three Months . . . . 60 EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES The following are the names, addresses and the number of the district of those who were suc ceessful In the May Eighth grade examination: ' Carl Bristlin, Elk City, Dist Lester Gillespie, " " Willie B. Graves, " Albert Bristlin, " Nye has moved his ; shop to the bakery Fresh and Cured Meats. Toledo Creamery , Butter. " I buy all my Betf, Mutton and Pork from the the local rancher, and I pay the highest market price delivered at niv chop. I pay the highest market price for hides and pelts WATER FRONT. TOLFDO, OR. i Arthur plumbing building. ; ,' : .',. Remember the school enter tainments next Wednesday and Friday evenings. Mm. H. Norgaard went to Si letz this morning for a visit at the Sneve home. . r . Merchant Walter Hall of Si lets was in the city yesterday morning. V Mrs. J. D. Hamaker went to Corvallls Wednesday. to witness the military exercises at O.A.C. H. B. Barber of Salem has purchased the Sturdevant ranch on Mill creek, consideration $3750. He will move onto same at once. Victor Stauff of Corvallis has been engaged as buttermaker at the local creamery. Mr. staun has been buttermaker at the Ag ricultural College the past Win ter and comes highly recom mended. He and wife will arrive this evening. The City Council at its meet ing Monday evening introduced an ordinance to prohibit one family from keeping more than two milch cows and allowing same to run at laige. Also pro The last of the Oddfellows and Rebekahs excursion trains went throught thitf morning for Port land. This tram was a double header with ten, steel coaches. The Moose excursion from the Valley 'to Newport, which was to have been run next Sunday, has been postponed on account of the unsettled weather. . . Miss Bernadetta Paton of Su therlin is visiting with Miss Jennie Booth here this week. Frank Nye came over from Corvallis, where he is working, last evening, returning this morning. -4 .Attorney Edw. J. Clark went to Siletz Monday on legal busi ness. " , ' Mrs. M. L. Trapp was called to Albany this morning on ac count of sickness. Arthur Scott went to Albany this morning where he will work this Summer. A Sluggish Liver Noeds Attention Let your Liver get torpid and you are in for a pell of misery. Everybody gets an attack now and then. Thousands of people hibiting the running at large of keep their Livers active and INCOLN BOUNTY DANK i (INCORPORATED) Toledo, Oregon B Docs a General Bunking Business DIRCOTOM C. E. HAWKINS WH. SCARTH C. O. HAWKINS Interest " on Time Deposit DENTISTRY DONE ON EASY PAYMENTS Lyle F. Collver. William E. Belt, " " Mildred E. Perrin, ." " Vernon Baker, " " Bessie Lloyd. ' George Gurnee, " " Fred Macdonald, " " Edna Majors, . Bertha Bryant, Nortons, " Mae Adams, Yaqulna, " Ora R. Sharp, Earl Hallmark; Waldport, " Sarah T. Durbin, Harold Banta, " James C. Ready, " " Oscar L Peterson Bay View " 1 1 Florence Ennis, Siletz, Elzora Bridge, Nashville Russell Christiansen, Toledo Neta L. Phelps, Ona, Charles Murray, Nortons, " Clyde Price, Summit, 7rank Potwara, Nortons, Robert Davis, Chltwood, Anna BNelson, Fisher ' Lorena Ooff. Fisher - ' ' Miss Mildred Severson of the Storrs Bchool was the only one In the county who was exempt in writing in everything. The examination was easier than any that we have had In the past. There were 244 wrote on the questions, 82 for diplomas, and 162 just for grades. R. P. Coin. SEE Dr.W. M. BERRY THE TOLEDO DENTIST Gardner & Peterson HEADQUARTERS FOR Builoer't Hardware Steel Ranges Sporting Goods Heating and Cook Stoves Tin and Granite War Plows and Harrows Aluminum, Cood for 15 years dry cows, calves' steers or helf ers. The ordinance was given Its first and second readings and will probably be passed at . the meeting next Monday night. The Rose Lodge Industrial Club held a special meeting Sat urday, May 15th. Twenty-one of the twenty-6even members were present. The Club advis or, Mr. Chas. Hart, has offered a Jersey or Holstein heifer to 4 ithe member making the highest record in ciud worn., r ew u any club in the Btate can boast an advisor who takes such an in terest in the club work.' Sev eral of the parents attended the meeting and offered helpful sug gestions. vThe program consis ted of songs, (one especially, "The Secret of Success," being very appropriate), an excellent composition and short talks. The Grange and the Club are both working for a fine Fair at RoBe Lodge next Fall 0- healthy by using Dr. King's New Life rills. ' Fine for the Stom ach, too. Stop the Dizziness, Indigestion. Ctoar the blood. Only 25c. at your Druggist. Peter Beyer went to Siletz yes terday. C. S. Davis was arraigned In Justice Court here last week, charged with larceny of public monevs, while s;flool clerk of the Siletz district. He waived examination and waa bound over to the grand jury, his bond being " placed at $2000 which was fur nished. , . . " ' Brother Averlll of the Newport Signal has sold that paper to John B. Sheley, the latter taking charge last week. Success to you, Brother Sheley. . Many of our people went to the beach Sunday. Several went by team and thoroughly, enjoyed driving home in the rain in the evening. ' Leland Collins returned to Portland on Sunday evening's excursion train, after a few days visit among old time friends and! relatives here. Commencing tomorrow Sher iff Geer will again be tax collec tor for Lincoln county. The late Legislature passed a law 'kirg this change and the law goes Into effect tomorrow. Born To Mr. and Mrs. John Savage, at Siletz, Tuesday, May IS, 1915, a girl. The OddfellowB and Rebekahs In session at Newport this week voted to hold the next annual convention at Roseburg. i"M-f & 8 8 12 12 12 12 14 17 23 32 39 39 53 56 64 62 454 Merchant R. N. Warnock went to Portland Monday morning on a short business trip. W. T. Ball, the barber, went to Portland Monday morning for a few days' business visit. o- TTTTTTTTTTT Suits at Cost All Men's and Boys' Suits at Cost until May 1st, at flcGEE's The White Corner Store Has a full line of the Best Gar den Seed and Onion Sets. A new supply Cracked Corn. For a few days will sell Yeloban Milk 3 cans 25c. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS S. P. Mackey and wife to Her bert E. Hlgglns, lot 14 block 27, Agate Beach. $300. Agate Beach Land Co., to Hor ace Wood, tract known as lot 6, block 135, Agate Beach. $100. Jenny Collin to Emllie Fiero, lots 3 and 12 block 14, Beach Park ad to Newport. $150. Maud C. Keady and husband to Ruth Buchanan, tract in Teklnink ad to Waldport. $1. D. F. Oiler and wife to Har rison G. Gllmoro. lots 9 and 10, block 19, Kewanee ad to New port. $75. Konstantm Kangiser ana wue , to Adolph Kangiser, 40 acres in section 23, township 6, range 10. $400. i n. W. Peterson to John W. J Collins, lot 1, block 1, Olson's 3d t,aa to Newport. iu. 1 . 1 . . T "1llt r. A. St 117 Pot- JUUIl W. W Vy. It. v-v- ereon, lots 6, 7, 8 block 24, In Fredericksburg. $240. L. C. Brown and wife to Bar bro Olson, 32 acres In section 17, township 11 range 10. $!uu. Chas. Bartholomew to w. a. Shough, tract in Nye & Thomp son's ad to Newport. $650. L. E. Minthorn to H. J. Min thorn, tract In lot 3, block 5, Nye & Thompson's nd to Newport. $1.00. L. O. Olsson and wife to A. S. Castccl and L. C. Smith, block 25 In town of Fredericksburg. $1550 Eliza Brown and -husband to W. D. Roberts. 13 acreB In sec itlon 2, township 12, range 11. $10. M. E. CHURCH NOTES :") r The Argatheas will be enter tained at the home of Miss Edna Plank Friday night. . Mr. Allen will occupy his own pulpit next Sunday. The morn ing topic wil be "The Relation of the Child to the Church." Christ took the little children In to his arms and blessed tnem, and said "Of such is the King dom of Heaven." Let us be watchful that we do not deny our ohildren of their rightful place In the Church. In the evening the pastor will preach the Baccalaureate sermon ro the eraduates of the High School . One of the features of this service wil be the rendering of a number of College songs by the Choir. Al will be welcomed at both services. i o The Ford is lighter than any other car of its size and power. Yet stronger, sturdier, longer last ing. Vanadium steel, that's why. Vanadium is the hardest, strongest, toughest steel made. It is the only steel that is hard and tough at the same time. It is the highest priced steel that is used in automobile construction. Yet the Ford is very low in price. Its quality, terms, price and small cost of operation and upkeep, less than two cents a mile, have made it the universal neces sity in town and country. v Buyers will share In profits If we sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars between August, 1914, and August, 1915. . Runabout. $440; Touring Car, $490; Town Car, $690; Couplet, $750; Sedan, $975, f. o. b. Detroit with all equipment. On display and sale at Toledo, Oregon, by A. P. Peterson, Lincoln County agent. f AFs 5mokehousei CARPET TACKS Preliminary plans often save time spent In correcting errors. Self confidence lnnatns tne heart, self conceit . swells the head. . If the averagn man knew all that people think and say of him behind his back, he'd be totally discouraged. Workmen who are constantly ofM nf wnrktner themselves out of a job, often wonder why they I nave bucu uum;un.jr v""b If you want a i ":"uo don't get intimate with anyone. All one needs to uoei buuw people is to teU the truth about them. . An unpopular man Is one who hoa hrnina enough to form an opinion and courage enougu iv express it. . ,.. Many persons nave that the money It takes to make the mare go doesn't run an auiu moblle very far. When some men try to think It seems to make their scalp Itch. The greatest joy in going a vlslting Is the blessedness of get- AL WAUGH, Proprietor Dealer In Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers Articles, Wholesale and Retail. We carry the most complete line of Cigars and Tobacco of any concern in Lincoln county. "GET THE HABIT" And Inspect our Stock 'AFs Smokehouse AL WAUGH, Prop. ting home again. TOLEDO LIVERY 1 1 1 " & For Sale Pigs, all sizes, large or small, or brood bows with pigs. C. G. Damon, ' EUdyville, Oregon. NOTICE TO BIDDERS The County Court of Lincoln county, will rocolve ncalnd bids for the rmmtructlon ot the Plket' Camp ..Uo In 1 1 mill DlBtrllt No. IT. All bids to be In accordance wiui in" and peclftcatlon on file In the Clerk', olllco, and muHt bo Mod in eald Clerk1, ofllce on or before 1 o'clock p. m., June tn. lfl16' . . a v AH bids muirt be accompanied by a cprttflt'd check amounting to S per cent of tho bid eubmlttea. R. H. Howell, County Clerk. FEED and SALE STABLES IS WELL EQUIPPED WITH GOOD SADDLE & BUGGY HOUSES SPECIAL attention oiv en to traveling men Ituns Dally Dray Line. Goods Delivered Promptly at all Hours. General Hauling. Teams Furnished on Short Notice HORSES, BOUGHT AND SOLD HAY AND FEED FOR SALE. BOTH 'PHONES
