Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, December 13, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTTWCE POUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13th. 1918 - i it - :? 3 it .4. It is Not Knowledge Alone that school-children carry out Hen tho halls of learning; their heads are frequently externally laden with evidence ol their school-going. "What to do?" NYAL'S LARKSPUR COWFOUMJ LOTION It beats a fine comb. ' TOLEDO DRUG COMPANY . . ..., I BATEMAN & BATIiMAN j i COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER J $ ' t 't UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES V We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second Hand Furniture ' t . FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT, CO TO Fi'CclericK's QUALITY Store m Yaquina Bay liy& Lbr. Co. Electric Lirfit and Power 5. "-Christmas 5s Near at Hand- WE HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS. JcVVELERY AND SILVER WARE EVER SHOWN IN TOLEDO. SOME BEAUTIrUL I.AVALLISRC3 ET WITH DIA MONDS AS LOW AS V.3.50 TO $23.GJ. ALSO DIAMOND EAR RING8 FROM VS.C0 TO 5-36.00. DIAMOND RINGS AS LOW AS $75.00 AND UP, AND AN ENDLESS VARIETY "OF fOUVENIR 6P00NS. CENTS GOL AND GOLD FILLED WATCHES FROM 522.00 TO 35.O0. ALSO A NICE LINE OF AGATE JEW ELREY SUCH AS LAVALLIERE8, PENDANTS AND RINGS. WEDDING RINGS IN LARGE VARIETY, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES AND GENTS RINGS. ROGERS BROS. 1847 SILVERWARE IN A LARGE VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. ALSO A NICE ASSORTMENT CF LADIES WRIST WATCHE8 FROM $12.03 TO t25.00, AND MANY OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. , ' TOLEDO JEWELRY CO., H. El PETERSON, Manager and Watchmaker - :t .I tr r DATrSIlM Wo hava an r.lmndant supply cf Now Crop 1913 Nuts of all varieties. Caru'y is rcarca but we have cecurec: a Splendid Stock, and will follow cur usual custom of Soiling at Reduced Prices during tlto Holidays. Our display of Truits and Vep; elablo3 will A3 USUAL be the bctt the pyiarkot Affords. It will Pay You to Shop at this Store. I! I f t ! V v : ! U, S. HEALTH SERVICE ! ISSUES WARNING j Increase in All Respiratory Dis I eases After the Influenza Epidemic Probable. Influenza Expected to Lurk for Months. How to Guard Against Pneumonia. Common Colds Highly Catching Im portance of Suitable Clothing Could Save 100,000 Lives. ; Washington, n. C. With the subsid ence of I lie c; idcmlc of Intluenza lh attention of health ofllcers Is directed to pneumonia, bronchitis and other diseases of the respiratory system which regularly cause a large number of demhs, especially during the winter .season. According to Itupert Illuc, Surgeon Gcnernl of the United States 'Public Health Service, these diseases w-ill be especially prevalent this win ter unless the people are particularly careful to obey health Instructions. "The present epidemic," sold Sur geon General lilue, "tins taught by bit ter experience how readily a condition beginning apparently as a slight cold imny go on to pneumonia and death. : Although the worst of the epidemic Is over, there will continue to be n large number of scattered cases, mtyjy of them mild and unrecognized, which will be danger spots to be guarded against." The Surgeon General likened 'the present situation to that after a reat fire, saying, "No Ore chief who understands his business stops playing the hose on the charred debris as soon as the flames and visible fire have dis appeared. On the contrary, he con tinues the water for hours and even days, for he knows that there Is dan ger of the fire rekindling from smol dering embers." "Then you fear another outbreak of Influenza?" he was asked. "Not neces snrlly another large epidemic." said tho Surgeon General, "but unless the people lenrn to realize the seriousness of the danger they will be compelled to pny n heavy death toll from pnpumo lilu and other respiratory diseases. Common Colds Highly Catching. "It Is encouraging to observe that people are beginning to leurn that or dinary coughs and colds lire highly catching and are spread from person to person by means of droplets of germ laden mucus. Such droplets ore' sprayed into the nir when careless or Ignorant people cough or sneeze with- out covering their month nnri tinsp. It . Is ijso good to know that people lihve MONE'i Tj lean learned mini-thing about tho vnluo ol ITal c:-:tule SCCUlity. fresh air. In summer, when people C'-irl:, Toledo, Or. nre largely out of doors, the respira tory diMvise.s (coughs, colds, pncilluo- l''.)U S. i .i'i ': il 1 C nin, etc.) nre lufreiiuent; In the fall, as people begin to remain Indoors, the rpypiruinry diseases increase; In the winter, when people are prone to stay In badly ventilated, overrated rooms, tho respiratory diseases become very prevalent. Suitable Clothing Important vStlll another factor In the produc tion of colds, pneumonia and other re spiratory discuses Is carelessness or 1 5. norance or ttie people regarding suit- able clothing during the seasons when Uie weather suddenly changes, sitting In warm rooms loo heavily dressed or. whnt Is eveu more common, especially among women, dressing so llglitly tnat windows nro Itenf rl,....H In . i... comfortubly warm. This Is a very In- Jurious practice. Could Save 1 CO, 000 Lives., "I believe we coidd easily snve one hundred thousand 111 cs annually In the t'nlted 8tntes If all the people would adopt the system of fresh air living fullowed, for example, In tuber, culosls sanatoria. There Is nothing mysterious about It no specific medi cine. t;o vaccine. The Importnnt thing Is right living, good food and plenty of fresh air. Droplet Infection Explained In Pictures. "Tho Pureau of Public nealth, Treasury Department, has Just Issued strlMng poster drawn by Berrymnn, the well known Washington cnrtoonlst ' --1-iiiiiB I, IV UIUUl-1 II method of health education. A few i years ago, under similar circumstances, tho health authorities would buro Is j sued nn odlclnl dry but sclentlllenlly accurate bulletin tencblng ihe role of droplet Infection In the spreud of re spiratory diseases. The only ones who ; would have understood the bulletin , would have been those who already I knew all about tho subJecL The man In the street, the plain cltUen and the , many millions who toll for their living ' would bnve bud no time and no desire to whiIu through the technical phrase ology." -inn IIOMter DVnhin m... T ftv ji ; . vt-"" y V COI .01 INrtl'ZNZA. rirtl'MONlA, AND nnuti-ULusts am kriad tks way r,";" ? i .nriRT aT ,f!,,1.n,,,, t.ha I Surgeon General, U. 8. I'ubllc Uoa Uh Penice, Washington, D. a USE sfe jm A The Great-. S6SS3Ba- AND WHAT WOULD MK: A f'ORIZ AP- g$U 'RECIATED AND tiCOMOWlCAl. GIFT THAN -;:4 rZZsJMM& M-wa nice pair of shoes, house slippers or i ft , : PARIS GAnTERS AND SLEEVE HOLDERS SUSPENDERS AND GARTERS SLEEVE HOLDERS SOCKS TIES HANDKERCHIEFS AND SHIRTS SUSPENDERS STOCKINGS GARTERS PEMEMBE.? we have SHOES. HOUSE-SLIPPERS, RUB. BRS and RUBBER BOOTS for the WHOLE FAMILY at Lowest Prices for CASH. DS SURE AND SEE L'lL) YOU LOOK. i i i IT'S HERE? n vrtnrT"- - VV AM H,L bOllie Indian Runner Ducks. John Bradbury, Newport, Or. - - - - on good Edw. J. j;:jo.1 111 ilk c;.::, r'vivr :. ii c.nnrig fiv.ii jn rrr e::wi -v ci'Vht tmis t rprl 1m y anj sonic Ktotk and tb'.c ( Mil oi.?. V. J. Amanti. 1 OR SAI..1-:-tfS, 1 1 c '.! c o Oil Cccr. -r.ve tliiip. head of '"ianhc lOIl S.M.?: Mare, 9 years oid, drive eiihtr sdnrjle or doubl . Alii w,d;1 Kad.llo hmne Roll chcjrp or trs.de for calves or COW. j Matlia-"- NV-TOrt Or p ' '.n -' X-WT" ur- "i , juv ,.,,,. TTTT 1 '- liOUIHl OllCn. ! ,?t' p'ld '''Indie. Will pay re- .wnl for her return. Notify, iriuv.7 loieuo, ur. 1 TTrrrrr-t-, 77rcAi l OuoALlv-I'iiteen (15) head r Coats cr v.il t.-ade for good , 1 X f!....l single driver and saddle pony. W. M. lliistlin, E'.k City Or, FOR SALE Eight Duroc Jer f ey piga, 2 niontha eld. See or I"oe, V. D. Iirave3, Toledo Or. NOTICE Will the party who borrowed the ir.zc from the Court House j lpase return same at once, p11(.ii ' ' ' Jaimor- I- Oil SALE 1G0 acres of un i"iprov J land, throe miles from Toledo, on Depoe slough, sult r.bk' lor spck ranch. Atldresa, O. A. Landrrth. Newnoit. Or. NOTICE I v.i'l iint be roKpotnibio from hln date, f.'ov. 'M, for ary dobts o. itriti ted by n.y wife, Myrtle Welter. .loe V. ci.ter. TO TRADE By owner, two 'ilecea of Vancouver Wafh. acre--rc. One plvee Is Innlde of city, he other joi.iH the city limits. , Also ronie choice lota in For i0t drove, Oregon. Warn 'la.iJ a Block ruich. 1 jour cliance If you want I tiic farm and go where yt ' uke from Loo to $7.00 ji est (irove, Oregon. Want farm This is to quit oil can per day tli. ship yarda AiUresM, O. R. (ioln, Cornelius, Oregon. llnve a few White Leghorn rooKtera for r.alo. Priec $2.00 ( each. See A. E. Schlot ht, Toledo . I Oregon. ha tlirco miles south or Tolodo ,.-..:- t tn,i mi i,.v utni-rnr Tn ; lice $ I0!).O0. JoI.IS btelger, To- o wm? w- Mf-vs binations IN zfWm r OUR DISPLAY IN WINDOWS S. E. NEWKIRK. M'g'r. FOR SALE Six fullblooded ;fLm?le D"ro pigs, 8 weeks old. Registered. Price. $12.50 j Chas. Sevvison, Tolodo, Or. TO TRADE Sheep, or good Dairy cows, fresh in April, for fresh cowa r.i liking now or in the next SO. days. Some one can have a bargain. Write. u. . jiuii. lacnais. OiV2.!i. FOR SALE At rpisnnnl.ln firure and tprms nr wonM v. 'change for income property in Corvr.l!i3, Sa!em or Portland ior for smpU 'll:lce in Valley i0ootl fann cf 1C5 acres mile and half of Toledo, Oregon. For full particulars address owner, W. M. Hill, 15ox 195, liiid, Ore. (JOOD I5UY-Five acres 1 nijb from Toledo In Olalla val ley. Three acres in cultivation: sood house, fine water, family orchard bearing; new barn and emcken tousc. nice reasona- l,le Address J. 0. Young' Tole do. Oree.m. F0R sale a fine 25 foot iaunch fully equiped with 30 II r Snialky engine. Finest mode and built ol bset material. Foi further information write Mrs A. L. Cnmniona, Corvallis, Or.. R. P. D. 1. 1G0 ACRES Lincoln county, partly improved- stock or dairy; 94 acres Benton county. GO acret timber, bal. partly improved; $1 per acre. Adress 533 Yamhill Bt.' Portland, Oregon. FOR FINE SHOE REPAIR KG The parcel post will de lve the good3 to A. Peterson. pratical shoe maker, Lyons St., Albany, Oregon. FOR SALE 102 Acrs Stock and Dairy Farm. Plenty of Bot-! torn Land hrpo house and barn and orchard. 3 miles from town. ALSO . 128 Acres Stock Diary Farm plant y b iltom land on good road. 3 miles from Toledo Oregon. Inquire Box 2'.)2. ALWAUGH Dealer In Cigars Tobacco and Butter Kist Pop Corn TOLEDO, OREGON a vir.v ?,-,o;v rr.irMT cr com CHRISTMAS BOXES SUCH A FOR SALE About clxty cords of dry second growth lir wood. Write, E. L. Chapman, Suuuuit, Oregon. Get Ire Genuine and Was Wj&$0Tn Every CakS IIOOSIER EXPERT TO HELP FARMERS A hoosler agriculture expert bat. been selocted to help the . united States farmer In recon structive activities now that the war Is over. He Is O. I. Christie, wbo, since 190, has been agri culture superintendent of Indiana.' He bat been made assistant sec retary of agriculture and Is to be In cbargs of reconstruction work. AEY BsirLor Shop J An tip-to-dato place in every j thhiy that constitutes a First Class Barber Sliou T Our E.i'.h Room Is alwavi ' Clean and Neat. Try it- Agency for the J ALBANY STFAM LAUNDRY? Basket goes twice a week, Wednesdays end Sundays HOWE & DAVIS, Props. ,r.".:o, vuvimi.