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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1917)
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 1917. PACE FOUR 4WWW . 2 DR. W. M. BERRY THE TOLEDO DENTIST Will be in hia office in the Rank Building THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK School Books TABLETS, PENCILS, PENS COMPOSITION BOOKS INK, MUCILAGE PASTE Toledo Drug Co. T. P. HAWKINS, Prop. I 99 M f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H ' M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 H I I H L. R. BATEMAN E. x BATEMAN BATEMAN & BATEMAN '. ' COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second Hand Furniture t44L Fi-cclcinclx's QUALITY STORE OUR BUSINESS HAS INCREASED 300 PER CENT IN THE PAST YEAR THE REASON FOR THIS BIG INCREASE IS LOW PRICES, HIGH QUALITY, GENEROUS TREATMENT, AND THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK IN THE COUNTY P. Frederick Olaf Erickson was down from Nortons Saturday. Samuel BrassfMd was over from Siletz yesterday. W. A. Osborn of Orton was a Toledo visitor Saturday. Attorney G. B. McCluskey had business at Elk City Wednes day. Mrs. Ross McElwain returned Sunday from a trip to Valley points. Emil T. Raddant of Siletz came in on Sunday's excursion train. Hon. S. G. Irvin of Newport was a county seat visitor Wed nesday. Tony Geninl of Eddyville was a Toledo visitor Wednesday evening. J. H. Hawkins the Elk City sawmillman is a Portland visitor this week. J. II. Hawkins, the Elk City sawmillman was in the city Sat urday evening. C. 0. Hawkins the Newport banker passed through to Elk City Wednesday. , Chauncy Ohmart and C. S. Bunnell of Ona were county seat visitors Wednesday. County School Supt. Goin drove to Siletz and Upper Farm yesterday to look after schools. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gill of Al bany passed through to New port on the Excursion Sunday. Mrs. J. F. Stewart and son, ' ? Norman, and Mrs. Daviu Bairu; autoed to Portland Wednesday. R. L. McFarland was a pas senger up the line yesterday to look after his ranch above Nash ville. Roy Case of Newport passed through on the excursion Sun day, enroute home from the Valley. Mesdames W. E. Ball and J. J. Gaither were passengers for Corvallis Saturday, returning Tutsday evening. Mrs. J. F. Spoo ler and child ren went to Summit Wednes day morning for a visit with Mrs. Spooner's parents. C. II. Wakefield was down from Eddyville Wednesday evn hnv'ne business with the County Court. ! County Commissioner O. V. Hurt came up from Waldport Tuesday to be in attendance at A Letter From Washington The Food Administrator Writes Us: "The use of baking powder breads made of corn and other coarse flours Instead of patent wheat flour is recommended by the Conservation Division of the Food Administration. The wheat needed for export is thus conserved, and at the same time healthful food for our own people is provided. The circulation of recipes pro viding for these uses would be of assistance in carrying out our plans." The following recipes for Corn Bread and Rye Rolls 3ava wheat flour end make attractive and wholesome food for every day when made with BAKING i POWDER ROYAI CORN BREAD 1 cnpi corn mt&l cap flour RYE t npa rr loir ROLLS lovel teainoont Boyal Eailni TawjaS 1 tiblespoon aurar 1 taaipoon aalt i'A cupi milk 8 tabloipooni ahortanlnf Klx thorovrhlj dry lnfradlaati; tU milk ul mH4 ihorteninf; beat wall; poor lata wall (raaiad paa and aaka la sot oven about it mlnataa. Vi taasaooa aalt 1 laraf taaiaaona E071I S&U;; ' 1st It Uoltiijii ihorttnln; 81ft irr larradlanti totathir, aM r--.-'Vl sbortanlnff. Kaaad on flourad board; auano Il'u rji.r. Vat Into rraaaad P" allo.7 tj itanl In n vlaca SO to 2a mlauUi. i-i la jsctiaraco t?34 fc& to 10 taiaataa. Our red, whit and blue booklet " Belt War Ttma Kedpet" containing edaitlonet tlmllzr rr.-'?n gent free on req uett. Addreu Royal Baking Powder Company, Dept. U,13S William Street, Jew Vr.rU, ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING NEWPORT I WILL SELL ALL MY FURNITURE, CARPETS AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CHICKENS, TWO SMALL PIGS, ETC., ETC. EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD REASONABLE C. G. NORTH, NEWPORT, ORE. FOR SALE: A high grade Cotswold Buck, three years old. T. Kurtichanov, Chitwood, Or. WANTED Good general farm hand, milking machine used house, wood, eU, fur nished. Married man. Write or call. F. B. Davis, Yaquina, Oregon. 'l Lan Du.idon was a passenger for the Valley Wednesday morning. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Miss Mamie teaching near I NOTICE TO CREDITORS ! In the County Court for Lincoln 1 County, Stats of Oregon ! In the Matter of the estate of John IF. Stewart. Deceased. ia Notice Is hereby given that the un-! grade Durhams 3 J 1 1 1 V, . 1 1 1- .nrvtlntaH . Red field who t,)i City spent administratrix of the above entitled estate in the above entitled Court and ; 'has qualified as such. All person having claims against said estate aro ! hereby notified and required to present ttlie same to me at Toledo, Oregon, duly verfflcd and with proper vouchers las renuired bv law within six months II 1 ' rlarman enn nf W11. (from the date of this notice. II. L. :(lei man. son or wm d Bnd flrst publlBhed September l.i'.tdermr.n, or Toledo, left foi 2i, lin. Bremerton, Washington to Join ' Ella F. Stewart, Administratrix th. r. iw Hip '2!th nf Sentember. of the estate of John V. Stewart, If taken soon Some Cots wool Bucks; a few grade ewes and lambs; one Berkshire Brood Sow and 6 pigs old enough to wean; 12 head spri-.ig calves mostly red 9 is, At I. J. Pepins, Sunday with her parents here Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Rasmussen of Yaqi.i.ia departed for Port land this morning where they will reside this winter. Chitwood, Oregon. I a meeting of the County Court. M8. Grace Morris returned to I her home at Lodl, Calif., Monday yfl I .. fi j j ..tnti ... to v. wwttttMttHwwtwwwwwwtwr ' . has been takimr the nlace of ftumi Hwww''? i City. Mrs. Joseph Mower and (laughter o Newport were in the j litv Wednesday visit i.ig with Mr. ! and Mrs. John Robertson on 01 alla. j Chauncey Trapp of Albany deceased. Edw. J. Clark, Attorney (or Administratrix. 0 TO EXCHANGE Hotel 30 rooms, doing good business, to exchange for Stock Ranch with improvements, etc. Must have Hottom Land and running water. Full particulars in first letter. Address owner. Box 227, rails City, Or. G. A. PERRIN ELECTRICAL WIRING AND SUPPLIES P. 0. EOX 32, NEWPORT PHONE 3402 H I H I i East Via California Is a pleasant winter route. Travel in through a land where it is always comfort summer. Conductor lloetlein on the local passenger several days this week. Tony Jacobson returned to l'ortland this morning where no ih woihing in the Iiundry. He expects to move his- family to l'ortland soon. Z. A. Kessi of Harlan was In the city last evening making proof on his homestead. H. P. tirant and son Leonard came E. P. Currey returned Wednes- ; along as witnesses. d?v evening from Portland Valentine Sijota came up from where he has 1een the past sev-1 xeWport Saturday morning en eral weeks. While In the city j route to Bremerton. Washing Mr. Currey had a number of his ion, where he has been called to new auto springs made. the Colors for military duty In the navy. Frank Lane went to Elk City I yesterday. Frank may remain fl it Elk and run a donkey engine for the Hawkins Bros, logging camp. Those who brought f.iod to the banquet last week, leaving tbP plates, etc., will please call at Mrs. Jno. Peterson's home and get them. ALWAUGH ii ! ! Dealer in ! ! ; ; Cigars ' ! ; Tobacco ; ; ' ' and ! ; ; ; Butter ! I : Kist ; I Pop : : ; ; Corn ' :: TOLEDO, OREGON FURNISHED ROOMS Furnished House Keeping Room or Rooms inquire at the Ler.dar Office. I Geo. Chambers will open a restaurant in the building just south or Waugh's market. The bulldine is being cleaned and Is overhauled, and everything will l be In first class shape. Tlmre's San Francisco. San Jose. Del Monte, Monterey, Patilic ('.rove, Santa Barbara. Los Angeles, Ixmg Beach, Venice and many other charming re sorts, and much beautiful scenery en-route. Three Daily Trains Portland to San Francisco. Standard and tourist sleepers, dining cars, solid steel o qulpment. Particularly tractive at this season of the Mayor R. D. Burgess departed ' Monday morning for a ten davs 1 1 or two wpeks' visit nt Marsh- t field and Coos nay points, nr. M. Carter is looking after Dr. IBnreess' practice while he I away. F .1. Mclwabi accnpnanled j The report that Grover O. hv his mother. Mrs. N. L. Mc-1 Davis of Tidewater, who depart Elwnin. departed Tuesday morn- ;cd for American Lake :8t Wed "e 'or Caleary, Canada. Mrs. 'nesdny. had been exempted from McElwain win remain there with the effects of the draft, is er her son. Clifford. Ted exnecting roneous. As Mr. Davis was not tn rpturn home In a few davs. I exempted and Is now at Ameri- , , !ca.i Iake with the rest of the T,. A. Hulbert broueht to town boyg Snturdav some samples of Bll- j ' ' Hon Dollar grass, placing same I R. C. Bcmrose was In the city on exhibition In Crosno & Red- Tuesday and Wednesday getting field's real estate office. Mr. a load of windows for the new Xi'Iulbertsavs that this graRs does school house. Mi. Bemrose tin on wet uma ana nianea ex- nrouum u in u iminine ui ;cuw VIUL um ll fiunii uu aiio iai in Jii MANY GOOD POSITIONS Can be had by any ambitious young man or woman in tho 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. Prepare to help your country. Write today for full particulars. THE RAIL. WAY TELEGRAPH INSTITUTh of Portland, Oregon. FOR SALE at-year. IRRITABLE NERVOUS Wm Condition of Indiana Lad Before Beginning to Take Card-o-i, the Woman's Tonic KoVomo. tnd. Mra. H. Hanlrvmal olthittown, uyi: "I look so well, and Durham cow, 7 year-old dehorn. am to well, that it does not teem h If l'0- noica in rigm car, name, 1 Guernsey cow, large G year old, fresh this spring $50.00. I Guemsey heifer 3 vear old, fresh In July. 1917 $S0. 1 Dur ham steer 3 years old $40.00. 1 Holstein heifer 2 years old $35.00. G. O. Adam3, Big Elk. Between Peak and Harlan. REWARD OFFERED Strayed away, largo roan cellent cow feed. F. R. Pendleton was a Toledo pnd Newnort visitor several days this week. Mr. Pendleton Is one of the big timbers owners of the Siletz and owns mills In Wash ington ond British Columbia. Mr. Pendleton attended the boat meeting here Wednesday. Harry White, the blackberry man. departed for Salem on bus iness the first of the week. He expects to return In a few days. Mr. White says that they rft reived four tons of berries last Saturday, and will continue to take berries ns lone hr they can H " HtttttimtMttHMmTlpt two barrels per day. Ask your local agent for particulars. John M. Scott, General Pattenger Agent Portland SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES Rock Creek, that Is certainly flue, and pro --, that corn can be raised here on the coast. Auto Stage Leaves Toledo each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Ona, Bayview, Llnnvilla and way points. Special attention given to passengers. Your patronage solicited. FRANK HUNTSUCKER, Prop. ever needed Cardul. But 1 was not al ways this way ... I think I have taken a dozen bottlet . . . before my tittle girt came. I was feeling dreadfully bad, had head ache, backache, tick at my ttomach, no enerfry ... 1 wu very Irritable, too, and nervous. I began taking Cardul about 0 months before my baby came. As a result all those bad feelings left me, and I Just felt grand, Just as II nothing at all wu the matter, and when the end came I wu ; hardly sick at all. Since that I have never taken Cardul at all . . . It has done me good, and I know It will help others, U they will only try It." Many women have written grateful let ters like the above, telling ol the good : m that Cardul has done them. Why should j , n not neip you, loor n you tuner irom any ol the ailments to common to women, and leel the need of a sale, reliable, strengthening tonic, we urge you to be gin today and give Cardul a lair trial. Your dealer sells Card-u-L EB-IO "Bossle": due to coma fresh this June; $5.00 reward. G. O. Adams, Big Elk. Between Peak and Harlan. W. C. FISCHER Notary Public YAQUINA, OREGON Instruments for Record or Private use carefully prepared. Rates Reasonable. G. L. PERKINS Shoemaker and Harness Repairer Shop on Hill Street TOLEDO, OREGON
