Lincoln County leader., October 05, 1917, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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I DR. W. M. BERRY
THE TOLEDO DENTIST
Will be in his office in the Bank Building
? THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK.
OREGON WEEKLY
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I School Books
TABLETS, PENCILS. PENS
COMPOSITION BOOKS
INK, MUCILAGE
PASTE
Toledo Drug Co.
T. P. HAWKINS, Prop.
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R. BATEMAN E. R. BATEMAN
BATEMAN & BATEMAN v
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES
X We Buy, Soli and Exchange Now and Second
X., Hand Furniture
$
FrcdcricK's
QUALITY
STORE
WHEREVER IT IS KNOWN
IT IS WELL KNOWN
THE LOW PRICES,
THE HIGH QUALITY,
THE GENEROUS TREATMENT
AND THE SPLENDID STOCK
' MAKES THIS STORE THE
IDEAL PLACE TO TRADE
P. Frederick
In spite of strikes, walkouts,
and labor shortage, the state's
industries working hard for ben
efit of nation. Railroads moving
tens of thousands of troops
and maintaining regular sche
dules as well.
Oct. 1. Albany Oregon
Power Co. installs 47 electric
ranges in 4 months.
Marshfield Unusual prosper
ity of Coos Bay district attract
ing large number of new resi
dents, living quarters becoming
very scarce.
Sheridan In -one county
school cost per student is $200
for eight months.
Washington dispatches say
nation fears coal shortage. Same
paper carries item that Califor
nia's oil reserve is lowest in his
tory. In face of this Congress
fails to pass legislation permitt
ing needed development of oil
reserves and power sites which
would relieve situation.
Scarcity of labor in Clatsop
.county cuts down milk supply.
Portland First unit of Uni
versity of Oregon medical school
to be buik will cost $115,000.
Sellwood Fruit evaporator
plants here start Oct. 1 with full
force.
Portland $10,000 building ;
started for Central Door and
Lumber Co.
Wooduurn Government or- j
der for 300,000 tent stakes re-!
ceived by Valley Manufacturing ;
Co.
Gresham may have a starch j
factory. j
Coos Bay Siuslaw Coast !
Guard Station to open soon.
Enterprise New 'phone sys-. ;
tern will be installed here.
Marshfield Title Co. incor
porates at $10,000.
Oregon's nitrate deposits to be
investigated by Government.
Oakland Local planing mill
X gets Government contract for
j 400,000 tent stakes.
Hood River Five-story flout
mill to be erected here.
j Gold Hill $700,000 cement
factory to begin operations soon.
Will employ 85 men.
, When the striking naval work
ers of San Francisco walked out
I the other day, to the number of
X 25.000, and Seattle and Portland
followed suit, tnere was preeip.
tated the most unwise strike in
the history of the nation. The
public was made to realize the
the danger of organizations
which can defy and tie ui on:
own governmennt in a crisis like
the present.
North Bciul Siltcoos fchbglo
mill enlarged.
Baker 10.500 buildinn; prr-
OCTOBER 5th, 1917.
Portland 10,000,000 bushel
grain elevator to be erected at
St. Johns.
The railroads have success
fully moved 40 per cent of first
draft contingent and maintain
ed regular schedules as well.
The railroads are now faced
with the task of getting equip
ment back and entraining '40
per cent more by October 6 in
ddition to handling regular
business but American railroad
efiiciency will meet the test.
Auto Stage
Leaves Toledo each Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday for Ona,
Bayview,. Linnville and way
points.
Special attention given to
passengers.
Your patronage solicited.
FRANK HUNTSUCKER, Prop.
ALWAUGH
Dealer in
Cigars
Tobacco
and
Butter
Kist
Pop
Corn
TOLEDO, OREGON
The Oregon
Agricultural College
Whore trained specialists with modern lab
oratories and adequate equipment giro In
itru.-tlon Icadlvg to collegiate deKrees in Uir
folluwina schools:
AOIUCULTUBE, with IS departments"!
COMMGSCE, with 4 department!;
ENGINEEEIMO. with departments, In
eluding Civil, Klertrleal, Highway, Industrial
Arts. Irritation and Mechanical Kngineerlng;
FORESTRY, Including- Loffiiintf Engineer
tear HOME EOOKOHICSi with major depart--npnta,
including, training in" tha Practtoa
Houae;
aJININOV, with, three departmental delud
ing Chemical Kngiaverlaf.;
PHARMACY.
THE SCHOOL or MtTBIOY offers Instrnv
lion In the principal departments of vocal
and Instrumental musle;
THE MILITARY DEtXlTMZHT, enrolled'
10S5 cadeta In J9r4IT, and won roeommen-
datlsn for O. Av O. fronr na Western Depart
ment of the U. B. War Department no ono of
tha fifteen "diotranhlied institutions" of
highsr learning. AD eadets wtM he furnishsi
complete uniforms y the V. 8, Government
and the junior and sonrer eadetai enrolled in
the K. O. T. C, writ ho given commutation for
evbeisteneo, ae wall no all transportation nng
oubsistenco at tho sin weeks' Humnier nam.
REOIlTEATIOlf BEGINS OCIaEB S,
HIT. Information n raciest. Address,
Registrar, Oregon Agricaluual Collate,
Oorvallia, Oregon.
W. C. FISCHER
Notary Public . (
YAQUINA, OREGON
Instruments for Record or
Private use carefully prepared.
Rates Heafionable.
G. L. PERKINS
Shoemaker and
Harnsss Repairer
Shop on Hill Street
TOLEDO, OREGON
TO EXCHANGE
$20- REWARD OFFERED
For the name of the person or
persons who entered my tent on.
the road out from Toledo. Be
sides taking 4 doz. fruit jars a
large hole was torn in the back
of the' tent. House breaking Is
a serious crime and I will prose
cute if the jars are not returned
either at Grahams Livery Stable,
or at Van Cleve's store.
W. C. Boone, Toledo, Or.
Hotel 30 rooms, doing good I
business, to exchange for Stock j
Ranch with improvements, etc. I
Must have Bottom Land and
running water." Full particulars
in first letter. Address owner,
Box 227, Falls City, Or.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court for Lincoln
j Coi-nty, Staie of Oregon
! In the Matter of the estate of John
F. Stewart, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the un
dersigned has lepn duly appointed
administratrix or the above entitled
estate in the above entitled Court and
linui ntinltrinrl net Ullph All narsnss
.having claims against said estate ore
hereby notified and required to present
'the same to me at Toledo, Oregon.
Furnished House Keernne l duly verified and with proper vouchers
Room or Rooms Inquire at the !as required by lav.- within six month
Dated and first published September
21, 1917.
Ella F. Stewart. Administratrix
FURNISHED-ROOMS
Leader Office.
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MANY GOOD POSITIONS
i
Cramps!
Says Mrs. Frank Hae
lar, oi Carbcndale, 111.:
"1 was sutiennf' terrible
cramps end pa.ns each
month, i had used . . .
but it didn't give any
permanent relief. The
pains came back on me
just the same as before
. . . After taking Cardui,
I was entirely relieved
from t!:e pains, and have
never ben botnued with
Uieai since."
TAKE
of the estate of John F. Stewart,
deceased.
Can be had by any ambitious Edw. j. Clark, Attorney for
Administratrix.
young man or woman in the
field of railway or commercial
telegraphy. We want a number
of young men and women to
prepare for the telegraph serv
ice to fill vacancies caused by
unusual drafting of young men
for Signal Corps,
help your country,
FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN
If taken soon Some Cots
wool Ducks; a few grade ewes
and lambs; ono Berkshire Brood
Prepare to Sow and t piRi old enough to
Write todav wean; 12 head spring calves
for full particulars. THE RAIL, grade Durhams, mostly red S
WAY TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE, steers, 3 heifers, At I. J. Pepins,
of Portland, Oregon. Chltwood, Oregon.
I 1 1 M-H-M'M-W '
G. A.
PERRIN
mt issued here
Baker Htf.OOO volt line to he j
built from Roblnettc to Hal' 'wpv, i
a distance of 12 miles, to Jelive. I
200 horst power to Coruu oi : O
Mines Co., at Cornucopia, cost :
$3'.000. ! . V
Bandon Two Mile school dis-!
triet to rebuild school destroyed :
bynre-... , M
I mg up lzw gauons oi uiuckikt-: x -
lies a day, unable to get boxes
. IU lilt: .niiiicv jiv;iiii in. ! Ik. 1
J Florence Many new houses ,
gom S' up nere.
"WTTT ; Nehalcm Hoad work pro :
! eressine here. j
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ELECTRICAL WIRING
AND SUPPLIES
p. o.
BOX 002, NEWPORT
PHONE 3402
fry
Tfie Woman's Tenia
Cardul should help you
ss it did Mrs. Hauler, as it
lis helped thousands Of
other women who suf
fered from the pain3 and
discomforts from which
women suifcr. Many
medical authorities pre
scribe the ingredients ol
which Cardui is com
posed for the female
troubles for which it is
recommended. Why not
try it for your trouble?
All Druggists
EBJ
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East Via California
Is a pleasant winter ro.t'e.
through a land where it
Travel In
is always
comfort
summer.
There's San Francisco. San Jose. Del
Monte, Monterey, Pacltlc Grove, Santa
Barbara. Los Angeles. Ing Beach,
Wnlre and many other charming re
soit. and much beautiful ecenery en-route.
Newport Harbor Improve
ment to begia In near future.
Coos Bay S. P. will build
I spur from Bandon.
Ceuar roint incw siocivyaru
to be built here.
Uandon Townsend Co. of
Portland lenses creamery here.
l V. C T" ri l ni n 11t, r.
.UgeilK n. r. v,u., iiisiaiiiu
i large number of hydrants at pas- i smith, and O. Middlukauff, Defendants.
SCllcer depot here. ! ''-V virtue of an execution decree and
i' rv,1.i rlill PnHflc TpI A Tel lordur of sale Issued out of the above
f iioid tiiu i acme tei. iti. , . ,., , , .hn. n,i,i-H
Co. rebuilding toll line through n(.llnn t0 me dlrected ar.d dated the
county to Oregon-California iith day of June. A. D. 191? in favor of
iine 1 1,. W. Willlnms, l'lalntiff,
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
IN the Circuit Court of the State of I
Oregon for the County of Lincoln
L. V. WllliuniK, I'Uintlff,
vs.
Do Witt C. Henry, J. K. Weather
ford. Iva May Henry, Charles W.
Three Daily Trains
Portland 10 San Francisco. Standard
and tourist sleepers, dining cars, solid
steel e quipment. Particularly at
tractive at this season of the year.
Ask your local agent for particulars.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
Portland
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
be
and anainsi
tho nhr.ve named Defendants for the
sum of SCti8.10 with interest vnereln
Echo Old city hall will
maae lino inoueni garage. iBt the nl0 0f g pcr cent per annum
Iurfur may get hard surface from the 2nd. day of June A. D. in
I roads. -.-' nlld a """tber sum of iaO.OO attorney s
Oregon City New school Iep" """."""..i""" ":5V:: . '
! building ready to be occupied. ,,,, the f0iowln described real Droo-
V .1 SA MA ' tn-ran nit nal . !... I T I 1 i a I
a Joke by certain labor leaders ;Kn o follows, to-wji: The soatn
and politicians In our country,
but this very contempt on their
I 'part Is bringing their downfall
because It Is awakening tne
public to the menace that is
threatening a free country.
Uandon provides 57,500 Bite
for big condensery. :
Forest Grove Contract let
for 7th street Improvement.
Corvallls Work of remodel
ing Corvallis high school to b
completed at once.
Eugene $1,035 contract let
for bridge over upper Siuslaw
above uirane.
Springfield planing mill builds
addition to plant and installs
small saw mill. Has con tract
from Government for 1,000,000
tent stakes.
west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
of Section r.4 In Township 8. south
Ran no 11. West of the Willamette
Meridian In Lincoln County, Oregot,,
containing 120 acres.
NOW, THKIJKFOMB In compliance
with tho demands of said execution
decree and order of sale I will on
Saturday the 18th, day of August, A. D.
1K17 at 1 o'clock P. M. at the front
door of the County Court House, In
the City of Toledo, Lincoln Count
Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for
ranli, ull the rlnlit title and Interest
of the above named Defendants In the
above named action. In the above dot-
rrlbed property to satisfy said execu
tion decree and order oi sale, inter
est, costs and accruing, costs.
Bert Gear, gnerltr,
of Lincoln County, Oregon.
B. F. JONES
Attorney-At-Law
Newport, - - Oregon
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