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LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. . TOLEDO,' OREGON, FP.!&AY, FEBRUARY 2fsf, 1915
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HOUSEWIVES ON TRIAL
OF FOOD PROFITEERS
Beet for the West
Established 1885
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Delicious Sweet
Corn "Goklcn Bantam"
Exceptionally early and
in flavor and tenderness
not equalled by any'
othc variety. The ears
are short and compact
and the kernels plump
and creamy. This and
a thousand other veg
etables best for the West,
may be selected from
Jj5 catalog and found
at your dealers.
Write ftgg Seattle or Portland for Catalog, Free.
CAMPAIGNED FOR
PREMIER IIUBB1
FIRST IN BERLIN" IUS
YANK REWARD.
American housewives ore now
on the trail of food profiteers.
Mrs. Julian Heath, pros'dent of
the National Housewives' League,
has Issued an order asking all
housewives In the land to boycott
all retail food dealers who havo
not reduced prices to conform
with the reductions made hy the
wholesalers. It Is reported that
great stores of foodstuff are being
hoarded In the attempt to keep
prices up and save the food spec
ulators millions Invented under
war conditions. -
CARDINAL HAYS "5 IN
NEWEST POSE
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u;Ty be recorded loto hlKtory
v lililn the next few woeka If this
n. :it (seaplane performs In the
way Its builders have planned,
t'uptain Sundstedt. Swedish avl
iitur of Puriu to Stockholm fame,
is to pilot thu machine from its
nick at Kayonno. N. J. Tlio giant
p!;mo project has been financed
by a wealthy Norwecian and Is an
independent venture. The ma
chine will carry the pilot and four
passongers on this attempt for
the first flight across the ocean.
Pontoon floats filled with supplies
enough to last a week will keep
the machine afloat should the en
gine fail. The route Is planned
from St. John, 'Nova Scotia, to
Queenstown, Ireland, a distance
of 1800 miles.
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Troops Control Paris Peace Crowds
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NETHERLANDS FURNISH,
A GRACIOUS HOSTESS
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Wur did more for the women of
."England, looking toward ei.Vnl
rights, than could have many
years of struggling along the old
linos as used prior to 1914. Mrs.
Lloyd George, wifo of thd premier,
campaigned Vules for the return
cf her husband to Parliament,
;whllo the premier himself, in a
'London address, went on record as
favoring equal rights for women
la everything.
Being the first American officer
into Berlin after the surrender of
the Huns is the honor which was
bestowed upon Brig. Gen. George
II. Harries for his excellent work
In handling troops at Brest,
Kranre, during the war. Harries
was formerly commander of the
National guard in the District of
Columbia,
niRhop Patrick Hays in a'non
and exclusive pose, following his
naming to succeed the late Card:
nal Farley.
franco, ovrn more than the rest of the world, Is "fed up on
Tvnr " But sho is not "fed up on peace mcts," udi;lnu from this
now picture, which shows how It was necessary to call out troois to
control tlio crowd vhlrh gathered at the Quuy do Orsay in l'aiis
lipo,; t':(j anivul 01 puacu Uclt'Uutus.
Bolsheviks Feel Yank Fan .is"
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Tho arrival of Jonkheer J. t!)
Cremer, minister from .the Neth
erlands to tho United States.'
meant tho addition of another
charming hostess In tho dlplo-!
niatlc circles of Washington. Mmo.l
Cromer has already tnadn a pine
f jr herself in botlal urtaliij.
UNDER SECY HOUSTON
oiecung an enemy on his own field, with his own weayons. tln u
teatlng him. has always been a typical Yank trick.' 1 Therefore, il It
with utmost confidence that America rests Its alms with General
Craves and the Yank warriors In snow-covered Uussla our new front.
Here are Yank doughboys in a new picture, who have paused for a
rest and to dry out clothe after a seventeen-hour hike to outlluuk
Uolsbevlki forces.
Ratine Makes Bid to Stay
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Ex-King Manual Prefers Cows and
Chickens to Throne of Portugal
Carl Vrooman, who has Just1
completed the investigation of
farming conditions In Europe, has
resigned bis position as Drat as
sistant secretary of agricultural .
It is reported la Washington that
there had been considerable fr
Uon between Secretary HoustcsT
and Vrooman.
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Some 'Inside Sluff " for Women
tWhit ratio lalrlnrWtcr a return to popularity in frocks
lor thawmrtnr season.- is th mstarUI employed In this neat and
rrcb)-walktng-gowti, atia is one of fashion's latest offerings for
the girl who Is going "Palm Bseblng'"or Into tho Southland during
bo ol4 atoetha jriH
Americans living In rural districts and nursing a desire to quit
the farm for the ease and comforts of city homes should observe tho
stsnd taken by sx-King Manual of Portugal and his wiro, and protlt by
It. From the quiet of his farm in Knglsnd amongst the cows and
chickens Manual ssys ho will not return to Portugal to sssums power
--despite demonstrations In Lisbon which Indicates he could again ml.
Bo Oaby Delys, actress and wrecker of kingdoms, who danced Msnusl
on his tin one knew not tbst in her vsmplre role she wss giving
Mnnual r se aud happiness of his own flreilds with his own wile.
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This 1s Ih season of the year who woman always lay tb foa
Ration for aumsaery. 4ahatlns by taking advanug of the whlt),
sale which prevail th Ian4 over. Lingerie such as shown her bi
of crepes, silks and fin linens, with touches ot French and Swiss .
tabroldsri, lace gad ribbon as trimming, '