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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1918)
f PAGE SIX LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 5th, 1918. . tm Portland Seed Company f 9 A Complete Line Pnion Sets at 18 Cents per Pound Toledo Drug Co. T. P. HAWKINS, Prop. iW4t4Z L. R. BATEMAN E. R. BATEMAN BATEMAN & BATEMAN COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second Hand Furniture fredericl's QUALITY STORE INTRODUCES TO THE PEOPLE OF TOLEDO i Ryzon-The Perfect Baking Powder f YOU RECEIVE A DOLLAR COOK BOOK FREE WITH YOUR FIRST CAN THE PRICE IS 35c FOR A FULL CAN RYZON BAKING POWJER IS SOLD UNDER A POSITIVE GUARANTEE OF ITS BEING THE EQUAL OF ANY BAKING POWDER ON THE MARKET. YOU CAN BUY RYZON BAKING POWDER AT ANY STORE But You can get the Valuable New Baking f and Cook Book in Toledo ONLY AT Frederick's Quality Store UPPER BEAVER Cont MIbs Christina Peterson departed for' Yaquina Thursday where she will work for Mrs. E. R. Saxton. Henry Emerson and Alice Hunt sucker of Oystervllle visited at the Poteroon ranch Saturday and Sunday returning home Monday. MIbs Pauline Vancil departed Mon day morning for Oakland, California, where she will remain with her Aunt, Mrs. E. R. Vennum. H. G. Rhoades, Miss Delia Trapp and Jessie Vancil made a trip to To ledo Sunday. . Misses Aletha and Alpha Rhoades and Adolph Peterson visited at the Lewis home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Peterson and family and Henry Emerson, Frances Lewis, Mae and Alice Huntsucker were guests at the Rhoades home Sunday. Mr. ana Mrs. J. M. Bowers and Alice and Mae Huntsucker and Henry Em erson attended the plcnfc at Ona Sunday. -W-8-8-- ROCK CREEK Clyde Southwell returned home from Portland Tuesday where he en listed' In the Navy but wag rejected. A. L. Crawford made a trip to SI- letx Wednesday. Henry Scott left for the Valley and SHets logging camp Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Tinner visited at Southwell's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crawford was In Orton last Tuesday. ' B. M. Armltage of Newport was up this way Tuesday. Such Alva Toledo Mrs. GLEN wonderful weather! Moore has been working during the week past S. J. Stewart (and children In have been visiting the J. W. Daven port family for several days. The neighbors have been making early gardens and discussing the goat shearing problem. The big boys gone to Join the Colors and work in 1,716,000,000 Pounds of Flour Saved if each of our 22,000,000 families use this recipe instead of white bread. One loaf saves 11,000,000 pounds; three loaves a week for a year means 1,716,000,000 poundssaved! Enough to Feed the Entire Allied Army Corn Bread with Rye Flour 1 cap earn mu 1 cap rye floor 2 UbUipooos gar 6 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder 1 taaapoon aalt 1 cup milk 1 It 2 tablespoons shortening Barley flour or oat flour may bt used Instead of ryt flour with equally good retain. 81ft dry ingredients into bowl; add milk, beaten egg and melted shortening. Stir well. Put into greased pan, allow to stand in warm place 20 to 25 minutes and bake in moderate oven 40 to 43 minutes. Our new Red, Whit$ and Bine booklet, "Best War Time Recipe." containing many other recipe for making deliciou and wholesome wheat laving food, mailed freeaddret ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., Dept H, 135 William St, New York FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR DID YOU LOOK ! ! ! MAYBE IT'S HERE? For Sale Rhode Island Red hens and cockerel, also setting hens. W. F. Early, Toledo, Or. For Sale fine registered bull calf, mostly white. See ; L. C. Mowery, or write for breeding. Pigs Wanted Anyone having pigs for sale please leave word at Leader office. ' t! Wanteo, From Three Hundred the camps cuts the labor supply short ,to One Thousand acres of graz- it looks as though the girls would ling land. Have Vallev nronertv T jbo "powerful handy" this season to trade or will pay part cash. Henry Cohrke, Dallas, Or. ! Yaquina Electric Co. Electric Light and Power and girls are very scarce here too. Mr. Damon of Eddyvllle was here trvlnff til hliv rnttlo tViA first f iha wee)5, j Strayed, Two Cows, One cream Louis Brown went to Harlan to the (colored, one brown Swiss, both coyote round up last week. jdehorned last Fall, both had The Brown family received a card bells- "der return cattle to the frim their son, Asa, announcing his P'ace ana get o. ftaam omouse, I 1 I T-n i ... units uriivui iu rrai.ee, ana a leuer from Everet stating he was again In the hospital. For Sale at a bargain, must sell at once my brother's 80 acres of unimproved land as he Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davenport! are haa enlisted and is With the Col ors. 5 per cent discount for ttimmitttt Iff 1065 or write Carl Tangen, Toledo, Oregon. much pleased with the arrival of a new little son the 24th. ' What Is that new religion they said they were having over on Flogles Creek? We had mislaid our dic tionary, but It sounded good to us. Houskeeper wanted, to do Wish we had more of It here and In 'light housework and cook for other neighborhoods also. one or two. Correspondence The school children gathered a nice solicited. Address C. F. Ander- CAS SCHOONER "E. L. SMITH" WRECKED TOW LINE BREAKS WHILE CROSSING SILETZ BAR REPORTED TOTAL LOSS Thursday morning last the gas schooner E. L. Smith was wrecked at the month of the Slletz river and la reported a total loss. The E. L. Smith was a new vessel, built on the Slletz river by the Par ker brother, and had been in service only a short time. She entered the Slletz about four weeks ago while en- route from Portland to Yaquina Bay with a cargo of coal and merchandise. While at the Slletz her machinery broke down and It was found Impos sible to repair-It until the vessel could be towed to this place. After' a long delay on account of not having a tow line, an old one, good only for Junk, was sent down from Portland, and taken up by the gas schooner Reamer, Capt. Snyder, and Thursday morning the Roamer taking the Smith In tow started for this port with her. While crossing the Slletz ar, however, the strain was too much for the old tow line and It parted. It was picked up and made fast again but broke almost with the first strain and within a few cash or will give terms. PhonemomenU the veB8el trinei into thet I 'Keep' CIbm"! ! j in ill Keep clean Inside, as well as outside. Do not allow food poisons to ac cumulate in your bowels. Headache, a sign ol self poisoning, will point to numerous other troubles which are sure to follow. Keep yourself well, as thousands of others do, by taking, when needed, a dose or two of the old, reliable, vegetable, fami ly liver medicine, ThedlonTs Black-Draught Mrs. Maggie Bledsoe, Osawatomle, Kan., says: "Black Draught cured me of constipation of 15 years standing, which nothing had been able to help. I was also a slave to stomach trouble . . . Everything I ate would sour on my stomach. I used two packages of Black-Draught, and Ohl, the blessed relief It has given me." Black Draught should be on your shelf. Oct a pack age today, price 25c. One cent a Dose. the full width of said street to cor respond with the otllcial grades and elevations of said street. . This notice is given by the order of ithe Common Council ofthe City of ioledo, which order was made and In tered on the lsth day of March MIS, and Is published In the Lincoln County Leader for 3 successive and consecutive Issues, beginning with the iHMUe of March 22nd, 1918. Within ten days from the final publication of this notice any owner of property adjacent to said street to be so Improved, who objects to snld Improvement shall file with the Recorder a written remon strance against the proposed Improve ment. My order of the Common ConnclL F. N. Hayden, City Recorder. AH Druggist EBlt NOTICE OF PROP08ED STREET IMPROVEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the Com mon Council of the City of Tolef o con templates the Improvement of certain treets within the City of Toledo, the coat thereof to be borne by adjacent property owners as provided by sec tion 42 and 43 of the City Charter, as follows: Grove Street between the north aide of the Intersection with 4th street to a point I feet north of the outer in tersection with 7th street to be graded SANITARY: Barber Shop : : An up-to-date place In every thing that constitutes & First Class Barber Shop Our Bath Room Is always Clean and Neat. Try lb Agency for the ALBANY STEAM LAUNDRY X lUsket goes twice a week, Tuesdays and Fridays I BERT M. HOWE, Prop box of wood lillles to send their form er teacher, Miss Ramona Lundy, In California. Miss Lundy taught us an excellent school and Is kindly ret- membered here. William Sharp has been moving the Williams families household goods. It Is reported the Aplet boys of Sa- lado have purchased the Williams property here. John Folmsbee of Salado who has been visiting relatives and boyhood friends In different parts of the East and California, returned home Thursday. son, Slletz, Or. Launch Transit Leaves Elk City, 7:30 a. n Toledo, 9 a. m. Returnln, leaves Newport 2:30 p. m.; T ledo 4 :30 p. m. Every Tuesda) Thursday and Saturday. ORTON Henry Zblnden of Rock Creek made a business trip to Ned Evan's lust Monday afternoon. John Potwora had business on the Upper Farm Monday. 11. M. Armltage of Newport made a call at Upper Farm school Tuesday afternoon. Some of the Upper Farm farmers went to Slletz Tuesday as there was Federal Farm Loan meeting. Miss Sylvia Lewis and Maude Por ter spent Monday evening at the Evans home. Charley Schmltt spent Easter Sun day at J. P. Wllleta of Mill Creek. Mr. Schmltt returned home Monday. Mts. Angelina Bell of Corvallls la at Orton this week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rlppln. Mrs. Scott Lane and her son Frank were on the Upper Farm Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tinner of Nor ton s were callers at Mrs. Praters Son-dajr. Wm. Porter made a business trip to Mr. Bruner's Sunday afternoon. John Potwora made a business trip to the Upper Farm Tuesday. Miss Sylvia Lewis spent Saturday afternoon at J. W. McOuires. Mir. Henderson has started to work for E. T. RaddanL Seorge Ashcraft made a business trip to Emit T. Raddant's one day last week. For Sale Four-room house at a reasonable price; also 1 V4 lots if interested write P.O. Box 294, Toledo Or. NOTICE Eddyville, Ore., Mar. 16, 1918. Notice is hereby given that Warrant No. 81, issued by School District No. 22, is called, interest to stop from this date. Amber S. fv1c3r1de, Clerk Dist. 22. For Sale or Exchange we have some good Albany proper ties which we wish to exchange for good farms or stock ranches it will pay you to investigate our propositions. For particu lars write to, or call at Davenport's Music House, Albany, Oregon. breakers and went ashore on the ocean beach a short distance to the north of the entrance to the river and Is close Inshore. It was thought at first that she might be hauled off the beach but according to later reports she Is bad ly stove In and settling In the sand. Vessel May Be Saved Wednesday reports from the Roam er which returned thla morning from the Slletz say that the E. L. Smith Is not much damaged and Is lying In an easy position well up on the beach nlmost Inside the entrance to the Sl letz river, and that there. Is a good prospect for saving the vessel If the present fine weather continues. Newport News. O POMONA GRANGE (By 8. T. Loudon) A very successful Pomona Grange meeting was held with Toledo Grange Wednesday March 27th. Meeting was called to order at ten o'clock by Mas ter S. T. Loudon and general business was done. At noon adjourned for din ner which the ladles of Toledo had prepared no one knows with out ex perience what a feast It was and there Is no use trying to tell Just what there was. Too many good things, that's all. At two o'clock the meet ing was turned over to Mrs. Swear Ingen as Lecturer and a fine program was given. The program follows: America, Grange; Violin Solo, Mr. Olson; Birds on the Farm, Mr. Magee Remarks by Mr. Coin; Violin Solo by Mr. McCluskey; How the' County Agent May Help the Grange and the Grange Help the County Agent, by .Mr. Asbahr; Trombone Solo, Mr. Thomas; Talk, Mr. Miller; Furnish ing and Decorating the Rural Home, Mrs. Swcaringen; Vocal Solo, Mrs. Thomas; For the Good of the Order by Mr. Loudon; Turkey Tail Fan, Mrs. McBrlde. After the reading of some very good resolutions and referring them to ithe Resolution Committee, adjourned until eight o'clock, when the fifth de gree was given to a large class of candidates. This over a business meeting was held at which It was de cided to meet with Lincoln Grange at Ona the fourth Wednesday in June, the 26th. MY. Aichle Miller, State Deputy of Albany, attended the meet ing and gave a alk on what the State Grange can do for subordinate granges. This talk was well received. Toledo. Elk City. Slletz Valley. Lin coln, and Eddyvllle granges were rep resented. Take It all In all this was a very profitable meeting. Remem ber the next jneeting at Ona, June 26. For Sale Cheap Small Team haraecc and wagon. Rigel Bros, Newport, Ore. Wanted Men to work on bridge at Mill 4, for S. P. Co. Carpenters $3.50 to 4.uu per day. Helpers $3 to $3.50. See D. R. Chamberlain, f oreman, or write him at Yaquina. Constructing Engineering, Drafting, and Designing. Com plete Plants A Specialty A. t. Marvin. HAWKINS A McCLUSKEY Attorneya-at-Law TOLEDO, 1 OREGON Horses Bought, Sold or Traded Saddle horses and rigs for hire Gilbert & uwynn, Slletz, Oregon. LOGS WANTED We are In the market for bsw logs, and will pay $6 per thousand for same. Hawkins Bros., bak uiy, ur. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science Services wiH be-held at the building first door north of City Hall, Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject lesbon sermon, Reality. All are cordially Invited. Sunday School at 10 o'clock. NEWPORT FLORIST Cut Flowers and Potted Plants; Funeral Designs A Secialty. Phone 2651, Box 204 Newport, Or . Mare Island, Callf.,Mar. 25, 1918. Mr. F. N. Hayden, Toledo, Oregon. Dear Sir & Friend: As 1 am now at Mare Island, I wish you would send me the Leader to the below address. I am feeling fine now and am drilling hard every day In the warm California sunshine. With best wishes to you all, Yours very truly, Nels W. Miller, Seamen Barracks. The Born Guaranty l ma mmfflriiifman irnmTJniiii;ii;piii;iiii.li;a;y, at,. ! You are not expected to pay for your 'Bom-tailorei suit unless it satisfies you completely in fit, workman snip and quality of materials. And because Born Tailor ing does satisfy, this liberal guaranty adds nothing to the price. Xet us show you how good a suit we can make for the" money you are willing to invest. t; RitUnt Bom Dealt) R. A. ARNOLD
