Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, November 09, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER tih, 1917. DR. .W. M. BERRY THE TOLEDO DENTIST Will be in his office in the Bank Building THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK Magazines BE SURE TO GIVE US YOUR MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS BEFORE NOV. 5 ALMOST ALL PRESENT RATES TO GO UP NOV. 10 Toledo Drug Co. T. P. HAWKINS, Prop. HHWMMHWHfHMIIIHHIHMMtHIMMMH Hf Z L R. BATEMAN E. R. BATEMAN BATEMAN & BATEMAN COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second Hand Furniture ELEVEN YEARS AGO Wallace Miller of Pioneer vis ited in Toledo Sunday. Surveyor Wygant is engaged in running a line for a logging rauroaa up Depot slough foi Foard & Stokes, under the direc tion of Manager McBride of the company. Mike Mackey and Fred Wygant are assisting in the work. Notice is hereby given that the firm of McCaulou & Soule has sold its entire stock of general merchandise to It. S. Van Cleve, who will continue the business at the old stand. A. M. Smith of Spokane, Wash., is now owner of the old William Mackey place, just across the bay from Toledo, hav ing purchased the farm, includ ing the live stock, "and all other appurtenances thereto.", of Jac ob Aasted, consideration $4800. Miss Mamie Wakefield of Chit wood, attended the W. R. C. In spection and social Monday night. O. Middlekauff of Ona had business in the city Wednesday. Charlie Ruhl came over from Siletz yesterday and is now head clerk in Henry Lewis' store. Mrs. Mary A. Loomis of Wat- ertown, New York, arrived last Thursday evening and will spend the winter at the home of Mayor Vincent. C. M. Hulburt. who has had charge of the creamerv at this place, departed yesterday morn ing for Eastern Oregon, where ,he will take charge of the cream- Royal Baking Powder saves eggs in baking In many recipes only half as many eggs are required, in some none at all, if an additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder is used, about a teaspoon, in place of each egg omitted. Try the following: recipes which also conserve white flour as urged by the government. Corn Meal Griddle Cakes VS cups corn mut Vi mri tolling wUr cup milk 1 Ubliipeoa Borttitaf 1 Ublatpaaa moluMi y enp floor tMipooiu ftoyal Baking to-wln SeaM corn nwl la owl with nolllnt water; all nllk. mtlttd ahvrtanlnc aad mvlauai) aid flour, ialt aas baking dar which hiva boon ilftod toiothwi mix Wall. 5ae on hot graaaad grlddlo aatll brows. . (The Old Method called for 8 aigi) Eggless, Milkless, Butteries -Cake 1 trp tow ngar V4 taaapMa nit H aapa water . I taaepooa nutmof 1 cap aaoded ralilni 1 toaipooa elnnaawa t aansaa eltroa, oat ana 1 enp floor M ni ahortoalng 1 enp rye flonr taupoou ftayal Baking Powder Soil ragar, water, frnlt, ahortoalng, aalt ani nloaa tigother la aaaoopaa t mlaatoa. Whoa eool, add Hour aad baking powder whloh bare boon al'tod to r ether. Xix ttMIi baka la loaf pan la modorata rtn about .3 ulnutoa. (Tha Old Method Fruit Cake called for 2 eggc) Send for our new booklet "5f Vaya to Save Egg:'. Mailed free on request. Address Royal Baking Powder Co., Dept. H., JS William Street, New York RESOLUTION Hall of Do Good Rebekah Lodge No. 70, I. 0. O. F. Toledo, Oregon, November 6th, 1917 Whereas; Our Heavenly Father has entered the Home of '"" ' ' ery at Union. Fern Hayden Is in ! beloved Sisters a" J bro her ' .JJ.- phnro-o .ha rrri,j uui ueiuvcu oiaiers a.ij Dromer, 4IIII lHTTtMttTTTTT i PRICE IS A GOOD SALESMAN QUALITY IS A BETTER ONE BOTH ARE WORKING FOR Frederick's QUALITY STORE NEARLY EVERYONE IS FROM "MISSOURI" OR KNOWS PEO PLE WHO ARE FROM THAT VICINITY WHEN IT COMES TO BUYING GROCERIES IT'S A CLEAR CASE OF "SHOW ME" COME TO THIS STORE AND WE WILL "SHOW" YOU SUBSTANTIAL SAVING P. Frederick U. E. Crosno. Adda M. Gilder- sleeve and C. K. Crosno, and re moved therefrom the well loved Husband and Father, and Whereas; Do Good Rebekah Lodge No. 70, has lost a faithful and a consistent member, the Luuiuiuiiuy a vaiuea ana a res- Y0U WANT PIGS? Young pigs for sale. Phone 1803 Weydemeyer A Johnson. W. C. FISCHER Notary Public YAQUINAj OREGON Instruments tot Record Private use carefully prepared. Rates Reasonable. APPLES-APPLES-APPLES I have fifty boxes of good ap- charge of the Toledo creamery. line Uoin arrived from II waco, Wash., where he has suc cessfully filled a position as life saver, aad will enter upon his dutieB as teacher of our (Wald port) school. Waldport The voune fel- Iowa WPtt nut In nil tha r rinr 1 .j , ., . I tJoi7. V I f , J rci;ieu tmzeii ana me iamny a t, Hallowe en and our burg look- loving Husband and a devoted t ed like half past 2 or 3 the next Father. therefor hp it morning, the best Joke of all Ttzsniva- ...v,n was on Uncle Al Reynolds. When bow in humble submission to the f 6k cents Pef b ha tiTant mill. . ... 1 i ' ... ... . . D"ouii lu lC tan ha vaanhaA a t K .v ,. iical iiiuimiig ue , win or Almighty God we do "v was unable to find his bo viae, ; mourn the loss of our' dear de-,r boat uu .V , lw"-""ursu searcn, parted Brother; That our Brotu with the boys helping him, the er's actions during his life were an mal was found tied in his pri- In strict accord with the teach- Vaie Oince. tinea nf nur holnvo.1 rtrrlo. Tv . ,.v.u wiuci. i uai as a Rebekah he was ever zeal ous in his labors to assist In car- or Auto Stage Leaves Toledo each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Ona, Bay view, Linnville and way points. Special attention given to passengers. Your patronage solicited. FRANK HUNTSUCKER, Prop. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science Services will TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO pies which I will sell at my place .be held at the building first door just east of Toledo, at the sum inortn or City Hall. Sunday at 11 of 60 cents per box. The place ! o'clock. Subject lesion sermon, can be reached either by wagor Adam anc Fallen Man. bunaay school at 10 o'clock. All are cordially Invited. Hans Olson, Toledo, Oregon. MEN WANTED MANY GOOD POSITIONS In Mill and Woods, $3.25 and up, board $0.30 perineal; bring G. A. PERRIN ELECTRICAL WIRING AND SUPPLIES P. O. BOX 002. NEWPORT PHONE 3402 Capt. Robertson, genial and jolly as ever, was up from Ya quina yesterday. Al. Hoskina brought up the election returns from Yaquina yesterday. Tom Coombs, the big, jolly coroner of Lincoln county, brought up the Beaver creek re turns yesterday. A. O. KrogPtad has sold to A lyi.ig uui uie aesii'iis or the Dr. hiaxkota- kn..LoS ,,i taer. inat as a citizen, a neieh-'niched fro n mnrriori LOW ROUND TRIP FARES TO LAND PRODUCTS SHOW, PORTLAND Through California To the East 5 You have COSTS BUT LITTLE MORE t Choice of 4 trains dally Portland to San Franclsca Superb scenery, of Siskiyou and Shasta Mts. vVisU to Dear old San Francisco Choice of 3 Routes East Through Ogrten with Wonders of High Sierra Nevadas Through Southern California and Sunset Route VTait Los Angeles Tourist center of West , Visit the Apache Trail Let ua a r run ue your trip to the best advantage Attk any A Rent for full particular or write Jobn M. Scott General IBHnenR(ir Agent I'ortland, Oregon SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES !bor and a Christian he has left to us an example worthy to be copied by all. That his deeds will stand forth with a bright and a radiant luster as one who loved his fellow man, and with a sweet and holy fragrance as one who loved his Gou with an unfaltering faith that Is eternal. Resolved; That we extend n-n,i 4u -I., ti our heaj-tfelt symnathv to the desty place on Depot slough. The 2 ly '? eir deep af" 1 part sold consists of about 47 iL!.",? ! , .th!m " I acres ylng on the east side of ,1 Y i, V , "it, , weu ana the slough and will make a com- itu Hr t I ' '".e foi table little home. J1 their work on ear s A deal of considerable impor- i0'nivo,i. . tancc was made in this place last i lPlTi Jvrhtn?0,?od Re" week, by which the sawmill ffiXhJ?? t J hoWt, a n,eJn property at this place has chane-; vIniPr nh' fa!?'8 "!,e?Llng;No- ed hands, a.-.d Toledo will lose if fe,1"7: and thalfoJa: one of her best citizens. A. O. E!riilLlhi"? days ouf.charter "i'cu aim me eiuuiems or mourning be placed on all the stations of this Lodge. Resolved; That a copy ot' these resolutions be bent to the Lincoln County Leader for pub-1 Jication, and a copy be sent to , our Brother and Sisters, in this their darkest hour of grief, and that a copy be spread UDon a pageof our minutes. Rose M. Schenck, Alice Waugh, Eva I. Peterson, i Committee. Can be had by any ambitious i young man or woman in the (Held of railway or commercial i telegraphy. We want a number 'of young men and women to I prepare for the telegraph serv- tce to mi vacancies caused by 0 unusual drafting of young men 444f'for Signal Corps. Prepare to I neip your country. Write today I for full particulars. THE RAIL, Gebhardt-Klees Lumber Co. Blodgett, Oregon. Krogstad traded the sawmill property and the lot on which the spring is located that fur nishes water to the mill to Moses Gregson for a stocked farm near Philomath. W. W. January, of Big Elk, brought down the election re turns from that precinct. Dr. and Mrs. Meri weather, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gaither, Miss Ruth Gaither and Mr. Sam Center came over from Siletz Tuesday to attend the dance at the Blake House, and to hear the election returns. We hasten to congratulate Col. Chas. Ruhl, city marshal, a.id exofflcio street commission er, upon the good fortune which has befallen him in the way of a neat little legacy from Pennsylvania. AL WAUGH Dealer In Cigars Tobacco and Butter Kist Pop Corn I TOLEDO, OREGON j WAY TELEGRAPH INSTITUTb or Portland, Oregon CALVES WANTED I am in the market to pur chase 200' head of calves, and am prepared to pay the highest market price for them. See or write, A. J. Dickson, Toledo, Oregon. PLEASE RETURN" If the person who took the 12 quart aluminum kettle from the berry packlne Dlant at the pnrt 'Dock, will leave same at this of- uce, u win oe returned to its owner. Reward. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In tha County Court for Lincoln County, State of Oregon In tha Matter ot the eaUte ot John P. Ktewart, Dereaaed. Notice la hereby given that the un deralgned has been duly appointed administratrix of the above entitled estate In the above entitled Court and baa quullfled as such. All persnt.s having claims axalnst said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same to me at Toledo, Oregon, duly verified and with proper vouchers as required by law within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published September 21, 1817. Ella F. 8tewnrt, Administratrix of the estate of John P. Stewart, deceased. Edw. J. Clark, Attorney for Administratrix. . FOR SALE: A high grade Cotswold Buck, three years old. T. Kurtichanov, Chitwood, Or. CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS Notice is hereby given that all warrants drawn on the General Fund of Lincoln County, Oregon, and endorsed to and Including July 7th, 1916, are hereby call ed and the interest thereon stop ped this day. Also all warrants drawn on the current expense fund of said county, endorsed to and Including September 8th, 1917, are hereby called and the interest thereon stopped this day. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 30th, day of October. 1917. Ira Wade, County Treasurer. DULL ANO SHARP SHOOTING PAINS FOR SALE Kerrigan Lady Suffered Such Paini In Back and Head, Bat Says Cardui Stopped These Bad Spell. 1; IF YOU WANT A RANCH? You have 10 days to secure one very reasonable. Terms to suit. I offer my 1G0 acres 4 miles NE. from Toledo; house, good soil, out range, good water, wood, fruit. Make me an of let. Preference given to one who can put down cash to lift us out of debt. Address Mrs. M. A. Day, ww. Toledo, Oregon. Palmyra, Mich. Mrs. Cbu. T. Fol iar, of this place, writes: "In 1911 1 got run-down, and I suffered .great pain... with both dull and sharp shooting pains... also back and head. waa weak and could only drag around, and should have been In bed, for I really waan't able to be up. At times I would have apelli that would be so bad I'd have to go to bed, and suffered Intensely... I decided to try Cardui, and aaw a great Improvement In less tban a month's time. I used T or 8 bottles and waa stronger... I got ao much better that my atrenicth returned and my work waa easy for me. Cardui did me a world ot good. It built me up in health and strength. I haven't had one of those bad a pel la since. I haven't had to take any more medicine alnce or have any doctors either and have been able to do my work right along ...I recommend It to other women highly as the best medicine I know of for women who suffer from female trouble." If yon suffer from female troubles, follow this advice. Get a bottle of Cardui today and give it a taormisb trial. It should help you, as It has helped thousands of other women In the put 40 ears. At all druggists. EB-14 One milch giving milk; heifer both April. cow 6 years old, one 3 year old to be fresh next W..L .Hunt, Yaquina. Oregon. FOR SALE CHEAP Good, Big, Gentle Team of Mules For Sale Cheap. Leaving The Country, Address M. J. Dillon, Newport, Or. WANTED Good general farm hand, milking machine used home, wood, etc., fur nished. Married man. Write or ca- F. B. Davis, Yaquina, Oregon. PILE DRIVING OUTFIT One scow 18x42; one 6x6 Se attle donkey; one pair of 30 ft. gins and one pair 40 ft gins-' one overhead driver with 32 ft' leaders, 62 ft. skids pendulem driver; one 2600 pound hammer, and one 1400 pound hammer! Also all equipment that goes w l5 a,1?t c,a88 r,8- 0ne lach with 10 h. p. endne. will ii reasonable and will give terms. J- C Altree, r Toledo, Oregon,