Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, June 30, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWO LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE SOth, 1916, F. N. HAYDEN, Publisher ii BUTTERKlST The CrarlrKnor White Ponrnrn f. BAGS CARTONS The Crackling White Popcorn With the TOASTY FLAVOR Th kind you its advertised In your national magazine It is automatically popped, buttered and toasted to a crisp that makes your mouth water. 1 It is untouched by human hands It is made only on the EUTTER-KIST MACHINE. It is sold in butter-proof baas and cartons Only pure creamery butter is uccd OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Entered at Toledo, Oregon postofHce, Established Twenty-Two Years Ago. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One Year, In advance $1.50 Six Months, In advance 75 Three Months, in advance 60 Phone 7003 When You Think of Pop Corn, Think of Butt;r-Klst and Come to Al WauglVs Z See It Made on This Human-Like Butter-Kist Machine X X WMM4 Peterson Hardware Co. A GOVERNMENT BLUNDER "Somebody hlnnripreil whon Si the government, through Gecre 3tary R oilfield issued an appeal tc jjtbc public to save waste paper. JjThtic U ::o sa'.e ior tiie stuff at f a Piit-e that would ray tho J.fieisTit charges 0.1 a iii'ty mile J! haul let akuia paying expenses ;of baling and cartage. A little I investigation on the part of of t , ficials before the appeal was is- Hiied would have aaved a let of XjUselesJ correspondencs and given the public generally a t higher regard for tkn opinions $!of high-up government officials, t Will the Secretary now please issue a bulletin tellin jwe mlttat find a market for this T I nanpr? - i HEADQUARTERS FOR Builaer's Hardware Steel Ranges Sporting Goods Heating and Cook Stoves Tin and Granite Ware Plows and Harrows' Aluminum, Good for 15 years AUTO ACCESSORIES OUR NEW GOODS Are now here. We have Men's and Boy's Suits, Dress Shirts, Sweaters, Neckwear, Fine Shoes for Men, Women and Children. Come in and see W. P. flcGEE BANK. BUILDING TOLEDO, OREGON WWWtWvttHtfKI I li W4W AT The White Corner Store I Where the Prices are the Low- i est on Jelly Molds Jelly Glasses T Mason Jars Economy Jars Stono Jars Jar Rubbers Jar Caps EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY HERE Phone 0005 S. VAN CLE VE ........ , . BIG BURDEN ON CANADA According to recently pub lished reports, the opeiation of the government-owned railway lines in uanaaa is proving a heavy burden to the taxpayers. The figures show a loss of al most $11,000,000 to the people of Canada. In operation alone the Ave government railways spent 102.13 for every $100 of revenue they earned, whereas, on the other hand, the average operating cost of all the lines thus conducted in the Dominion was brought down to $73.94 for every $100 earned. In this, as in every other Instance on record where accepted busi.iess prac- tlce is made. subservient to po litical necessity, the nublic 1 1 shoulders the deficit and pays the bills. "The moral of the Canadian I! experiment." says the Railroad Employee, "should not be lost to those on this side of the border, and it is to be hoped that it may influence the development of f fairness on the part of the pub- T II. 1 A 1 II .1 11c luwarus uie ranruaus uii whose prosperity the welfare of such a substantial percentage of J 1 our citizenship in that employ ment depends. THE BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES The manufacture of non-alcoholic beverages causes many In dustries to spring up in the wake of Prohibition legislation. I.i Oregon at least one brew ing establishment the million dollar Weinhard plant at Port landis making 3000 barrels daily. In Salem there are two large fruit juice establishments, and smaller ones are springing up in many places in western Oregon. The Wcluhard factory has a rapacity of 12.000 ban-els per PPLY,30.'r,!.907 i 1 b,.!ii!,, in , L T!.,ii 1. 11I R;J;Ri:vKOLB.lTcBKCoCriK?AKY C3ESNCTB!' L 4.-: I.BSSHpI Sm IrNM X JW praR'SMOKERS'UHpERIHS J W A AffWym MA'iHG;:EXPERlMEMfSTO llj v-iffl v--is4' t mJ7 1 1 PiiijiiL'illI II 5s YSStesSf I ;j!RcvKOLB.'?TcBiucl:oCr;K?AKY I P-'-VV f !P'NCTONS.E!il.lC.USA.lj I ;S P. A. puts new joy into the sport of smoking ! 9 YOU may live to be 110 and never feel old enough to vote, but it's certain-sure you'll not know the joy and contentment of a friendly old jimmy pipe or a hand rolled cigarette unless you get on talking-terms with Prince Albert tobacco! P. A. comes to you with a real reason for all the goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by a patented process that removes bite and parch ! You can smoke it long- and hard without a come backl Prince Albert has always been sold without coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality! Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette enjoyment! And that flavor and fragrance and coolness is as good as that scunds. P. A. just answers the universal demand for tobacco without bite, parch or kick-back! Introduction to Prince Albert isn't any harder than to walk into the nearest place that sells tobacco and ask for "a supply of P. A." You pay out a little change, to be sure, but it's the cheer fullest investment you ever made! the national joy smoke R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Cow, Winrton-SaUm, N. C Copyright 1916 bj R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. la'Ei'S.T'nMlMR'OIPie'AI Princ Albert im elJ Mrywhmrm in loppy rd bag; Set tidy rf lim, I Oct handiom pound mnd half-pound tin humimoramnd that elmvmr cryatahglama pound humidor with tponmt-moiatmnmr top that hmp thm tobacco omth tplmndid condition. A T Fl 1 , isusf : 'f&zrt Water'tront Meat Market j :r . J. L. Demitt, Prop. ', iifWemM " ! '(&Mfi'A'&3$'t f Fresh and Cm ed Moats Toledo ! I buy all my Ilecf, Mutton and Tork from the locul rum lirrH, and 1 pay the hlKhest market prico delivered at my shop, t pny the lilghrHt market price for hldcj and pelts. 9 TH&Jft WATER FRONT, TOLEDO, OREGON 44tl L INCOLN C OUNTY DANK i (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO, - OREGON i DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DIRECTORS C. E. HAWKINS WM. SC'AUTH C. O. HAWKINS Interest on Tim Deposits C. L. PERKINS Shoemaker and Harness Repairer Hill Street TOLEDO. OREGON FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Tvo ni"'i'iri weight liorsos for fcoavy Oraft team, want mimo for (;.r;n work, oxjifv t to iay rc?B'iiul.i' dirrcrtiK c: nlo mc s;!?!"!.. licr. c for cxrluinei! for thiTo I on wd-lilns cliout lOtio; ali;o 1,1,11 J ll,lu sl ;t da' J,"y- lUSVt'?: I'.'. ixl n.HK cosu. I AdnilnKtrntrlx of fli estato of AdJi cvi Mr. Stein, Lilt City, j l'ur A. Miller, duvvaacd. month and employs 75 hands and ships to four states. The importation of liquors on a large stale keeps down the output of the home product but this may be changed. o NEW RULING We arc in receipt of the fol lowing letter from the recruit ing station of the U. S. Army at Eugene: To all the officers of the General Recruiting Service: The act of Congress approved June 3. 1916, "The National De fense Act", as construed by this Department, renders unneceS- ; ; Bary the parental consent to en ! ! listment of persons between the ; ;ages of 18 and 21 years, and au thorizes the enlistment of any person under 18 years of age who is able to meet the require ments and has the consent of his parents or guardian. By order of the Adjutant General: G. W. Read, Adjutant General. o Miss Inez Kcarn of Lebanon Is vIsitliiR this week with her cous in, Miss Jennie Booth. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. Cr Foreman nee HrnuBfiold spent Sunday vitli the laPer'n parents Mr. and Mrs. liraBslield on the Siletz. .Hin lloilcon was flown from of Taer A. Miller, deceased, has tiled l onin,i(1 Veti n'-iv 11m In irn her Final Areount as sad) adtnlnl. - ala 10 K'Urc.ay. .IIP1 1 pio trutrtx with tin. rwk of tli iiI.ovp-1 !,v(',,("' (,t tuo telephone lines in nniied retirt, ami thnt tlio Judite of mhl Court lias fixed Molality, July .lid l'.iH. ut ten oYl.h'k In tlio fureiioon thereof, at tlio County Court room In tlte, Court Mouse In Toledo, OriKon, ns Uii' time iir.il olare of lieurltiK olile lonn to hj.J l-'iiiul Account, bliould any Joseph Sweariiigen was a vis itor on the lower Bay Monday noon. Fredericks Quality Store has some extra fine Hoyal Anne' Cnernes. Mrs. Wm. Graham returned last evening from a visit at Kings Valley. Remember the Nashville flay ers at the Dime theatre this evening. Albert Carey returned Satur day evening from near Portland where he has been employed. L. F. Rasmussen of Yaquina spent Monday In Toledo looking after Interests. C. A. OverlanCcr of upper Big Elk was a county seat visitor Saturday. Mrs. O. R. Ilollinsworth anil children came in Monday noon from a visit in the Valley. Willie Johnson was a passen ger for Corvallis on the Monday afternoon train. V. E. Bachman of Eddyville was a county seat visitor yes terday. John Rattey was aji outbound passenger on the 2:25 train Mon day. B. F. Jones had business at the county seat Tuesday after noon. S. A. Pruett of Yaquina re turned from a trip to Eastern points last evening. Mrs. JesBe Reeder and daugh ter of Yaquina visited yesterday afternoon in Tolodo. William Matthews of the Ya quina Bay News, spent Monday afternoon in tnls city, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the County Court of the State of OrcKon. for the County of Lincoln. In the mutter of tlio estate of 1'ner A. I Miller, deceased. Notice Is hcrehy nlven thnt the tin dersiRned, administratrix of the estato The largest shoe factory In the country makes les3 than one-fortieth of the entire shoe output, but the Ford Motor Company builds half of nil the automobiles made in America. This volume is necessary to supply the demands of people who are looking for economy at a low cost. Get yours today! Runabout $390; Touring Car $440; Coupclet $590; Town Car $G40; Sedan $740. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. , On sale at Toledo, Oregon, by A, T. PETERSON Accessories always in Stock Do you need a grubbing ma chine? -One that will lift 4 tons; a press that will pres3 4 tons (for hay or moss or anything); a wagon Jack that will lift your heaviest load out of a mud hole in 5 minutes; a wire stretcher - APPLICATIONS WANTED Applications will be received by the School Board of Dist. No. 2, Toledo, Oregon, for the posi tions of janitors at the Toledo hcnoois. l'lease state salary Ill If kill II 111..0 1 C i W oiaw irViiv j, .mi nin,io, n imth imrr. a mi i sireu in your application. wire; a post puller; a oruer 01 me uoard of DI 1CLIU1S, woven wire; a post bench vise; a clamp (4 tons pres sure) ; a pipe vice, all in one tool weighing only 20 pounds? Then write or call on John Helgeson, City Recorder Harding passed Peerless Tool Co's agent for Lin- tl.r.t mvIio:i. Mr". I!i iry Lewis and diuigh ti'fs, IMr.u ic.ul Veronica, arrived heme Troiii Portland Wednesday err:. I. I Miss ,da Carson returned ho. ue limn Chcuiwa Saturday ;cvenlng, where she has been at tending s'.ixl tl:e 'cast wh.ter. through on the noon train Mon day on his way home to New port after a trip to the round-up. Mrs. R. R. Gwynn and daugh ter, Rosa, and sons, Willie and Donald, went to Beaver Creek Tuesday for a few days visit. Mrs. R. W. Skallerud and children arrived Monday evening for a visit with the former's mother, Mrs. S. K. Booth, in this city. Nathaniel Bain of Eddyville made proof on his homestead be fore County Clerk Howell yester iday. Fred Chambers and II. B. i Luco were nis witnesses. Mrs. Jim llodgi s ar.d children came down from Elk Clly Tues day evening for a visit with the formers parents. Mr, F. B. Frary of this place. R. S. Derrick, brother of Z. J M. Derrick and at one time a! resident of Toledo, after spend coin County, at Toledo, Or. o WANTED CATTLE Any one having cattle for sale write me before selling. Am in the market for all kinds of cat tle, cows, Bteers, everything. Write me if you have any for pale and I will come and look them over. Henry Golirke Dallas, Oregon, o Several high grade Ilolstclu Frieslan bull calves, ready for light service, for sale. Write, or better call at Raddant Ranch, Orton, Or, O RAGS, coppofT brass and junk and Mrs. of all kinds wanted at tho Sec ond Hand Store, Toleti i, ur. o- F. N. Haydon, Clerk. o FOR SALE One mare and colt, weleht of mare about 1000 pounds. Gen ne. win drive single or double.. Also one fresh cow. Inquire of Mrs. E. E. Johnson. or phone 1406. KDW. J. CLARK Attorney at Law Toledo- - Oregon o . Ice Cream and Cake served everr Saturday and Sunday at the Donbon-lere. HAWKINS & McCLUSKEY Attorneys at Law Toledo. - . Oregon , FOR SALE j Work horse, 1200 lbs., gentle , ing a few days in this vacinlty an(i ns true as steel; 8 years old. fishing departed for nis Home at sCe M. N. Anderson, at the lion-1 Crabtree, Monday afternoon. bonlere. t W. E. GWYNN Attoriiey-nt-Lnw and Notary Publla Nowjjort, Ornjon