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T. P. HAWKINS, Proprietor
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COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES
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We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second
Hand Furniture
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THE PEOPLE OF TOLEDO SHOULD KNOW
THAT BY TRADING AT
Frederick's
QUALITY
Store
.They can Save Many Dollars and at the same
time got the Best Quality Groceries.
We buy for Cash and in larg3 quantities.
We are satisfied with small profits.
We want your Business, and we have Prices and
Quality that appeal to the Discriminating Buyer.
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Electric Light and Power
A Complete Assortment of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
and Silverware.
TOLEDO JEWELRY CO.,
H. E. PETER80N,
Manager and Watchmaker
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TOLEDO, OREGON
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
04710
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Offlce at Portland, Oregon,
February 18th. 1919.
Notice la hereby given that Cliff
L. Hurliank, of Orton, Lincoln County,
Oregon, who on April 1st, 1916, made
Homestead Entry No. 04710, for Lota
4. 5. and 6, Section 25 and NEVi NEK,
Section 26, Township 9 South, Range
9 Weat, Willamette Meridian, haa filed
notice of Intention to make final three
year Proof, under Section 2306 R. S
to cntabllBh claim to the land above
described, before the Clerk of the
County Court for Lincoln County, Ore
gon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 8th
duy of April, 1919.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Jas
per T. Wlllet, John Swanson, Edward
M. Krnltrr. Hoxle Simmons, all of Or
ton, Lincoln County, Oregon.
N. Campbell,
Iteglstor.
Proof made according to law under
...
which entry waa made.
Earl Nye left for a trip to
Portland Wednesday.
F. W. Carson had business at
the Agency Tuesday.
Mrs. I. J. Pepin wn3 down
from Chltwood yesterday.
Ira Branch of Yaquina was
a county seat visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. G. W. Cruson was a Val
ley ward passenger Widnesday.
J. C. Altree received a porta
ble tfiasoline dragsaw this week.
L. E. Bain of Yaquina was in
the city on business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Olin were
over from the Agency Wednes
day. Mrs. Fred Horning returned
last evening from a week's visit
in Portland.
J. H. Sugg returned to Ash
land Wednesday, in the interests
of his health.
A. C. Crawford of Lower Farm
was in town Wednesday after
a load of freight.
1 1 turned Monday evening from
service overseas.
A large number of Elk City
ites were down to tY. man'.:
dance Monday evenii.'.
Mr. and Mrs. Iftirry Swayze
and family departed yesterday
for Klamath Fall3, where they
expect to make their home.
Misses Francol Stanton and
, Ruth Larson went to Albany
Wednesday J'or a visit with the
latter's sister, Mrs. W. 1!. Curry,
j an J' family.
I Mrs. J. E. Cocter and ilai'ghtcr
j departed yesterday .for a visit at
i Corvallis. Mrs. Co oter's brother
! is expected to arrive in Corvallis
! VoJay from France.
I Mrs. Jessie Woodward return
' eC to her home at Baker yesUr
! day, after an extende:l visit with
: her mother, Mrs. M. E. Alexand
er a:..l other relatives Li this
; city.
j Mr. and Mrs. Mar!on St.urc :'
vnt arrived ('-wi from Wash
1 1" I ,'c;v last Frldav eveninz for a
'visit with home folks. They
I were accompanied by Marion's
I grandmother. Mi s. lna Sturdc-
vant.
! George Altree lost control of
the iitney at the Fischer-Storey
ar.a ran sume oft tr dock ioto
7. tho bav. Geore lumved before
it went overboard and, the car
was fished out little the worse
for its bath.
County .Turtle Miller pnd Com
i misslcner Dunn, departed yes
terday for Portland wheru they
1 will meet with a delation from
the Tillamook County Court,
..with a view of getting some
I needed road wo: k done near the
boundaries of tbo two counties.
They will do some missicniary
work for the Rcoscvclt High
way also while in the city.
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Be
Strong
THE t'.ronf e.-.d vljorom man or
woman U envied by Icza iortunalo .
lijr.ionitr afflicted wiih echci, palm,'
l.ifiiniiliet and ailment. The sulTerer
i;ya to himself, "If I could only be
tttll, how bnppy I would be," for heellli
la mora eneaiul to the joy of living
than li wealth.
The kidneys tlmoct literary waih (he
blood and keep It clean and free from
Impurltlc. When the kidney are out of
erdf, Ihry fall to Slirf out thla wain and poll
enoua maltar. It ramalna la lt. ayatam to caua.
aarkaraa, rkmiaaiia palaa, aura amaclaa wa
mil lolara.
R. D. BURGESS
IIIYSIC1AN AND SURGEON
Toledo, Oregon
fftre In Andrews Building. Office
war: 10 to 12 a. m.; to 4 and 7 to I
I an, i n ia. fU W
ialp l Ha iratea .llnlnat. Ihla potaoaoaa aat.
'iavy aouKa. airisiaaa and heal aora, waak
c- dltaaard klJnrva and bladilar. Wkaa Ik.
1 Idarya orkln( praparir, appatlla raliaraa,
relrnhlnt alam la psaaibto, aad aaalik ad
Uraajla COM adala.
C W. ftmlih, tint No. 4ik fit., itlma. Raa,
wrllal! ' I aua vary Bouth plcaaad miik Fotrr
Kidnry Pilla. I am aroralna la a coal yard and
ttava beta OTV aiach Itoaulad wlia aiy bark.
I brm I H aaaaral uuae.nl r'oWy Kldnay Pilla
ad itay hum ahaady ai'na a..,
Guy Rcbc.-ts was a Vallcy
ward passengir Sunday.
Roy Swearingen wan a pass- j
enger tor Portland Saturday.
II. S. Pruner of Yaquiaa was
transacting bus'.ness here Satur
day. Mr. Black of Newport wn a
Toledo visitor Saturday after
noon. Nick Ludemann was up from
the Resort City on business last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor re
turned Fildday evening from a
trip to the metropolis.
Editor Matthews of the New
port News was looking over the
town Saturday afternoon.
John Peterson and Elmer
naming rttunieJ Friday even
ing from a tiip to Portland.
August Fischer, the m!llirn.
arrived over from Corvallis Fri
day evening, returning Saturday.
Mrs. J. I. Putterfield and
granddaughter, Miss Helen I.oi-
lis, were passengers for Portlana
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus Ludemann
of Tidewater passed thru Satur
day evenlngi enroute home from
a visit at Albany.
You Simply Pay
Here for the Same
wear and Gents'
nishings
Foot-Fur
IN
BECAUSE WE'RE DOING "OUR BIT" TO
KEEP PRICES DOWN TO WHERE THEY NOR-
MALLY BELONG WE GET ON WONDERFUL
LY WELL ON THE SMALLER PROFITS "FOR
-CASH" OF TWO STORES.
WE WILL STILL RETAIN OUR BARGAIN
COUNTER WHERE YOU CAN GET ALL
STYLES OF SHOES AT EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES. THESE SHOES ARE LINES THAT
WE HAVE ONLY TWO OR THREE PAIRS LEFT
OVER. WE WILL CONTINUE TO ADD TO
THESE LOTS THE SAME AS WE HAVE BEEN
DOING.
OUR SHOE FINDINGS DEPARTMENT
YOU WILL FIND POLISHING SETS, BRUSHES.
DAUBERS, INSOLES. RUBBER HEELS AND
AU. COLORS OF POLISH AND CLEANSERS
FOR DIFFERENT COLORED SHOES. WE HAVE
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SHOE LACES
BOTH IN COLOR AND LENGTHS.
MORE BERGMAN LOGGERS ARRIVED
12 inch top, sprmv heel, calked.
1,': inch top, 1 3-8 inch heel. t
15 inch top, 1 3-8 inch heel.
Every one knows thero are no better Shoes made.
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pipe if you're hankering for a hand
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that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry throat worries
Made by our exclusive patented process, Prince Albert is scotfre.
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Prince Albert is a pippin of a pipe-pal; rolled into a cigarette it
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YouH talk kind words every time you get on the firing line I
Ttpr rarf ktgl. Hi raaf llm, AoWaoma poena .no halt-pmanj tin hmmk
afora .no thmt eaaay, practical po.no tryttal foja humidor with
apn. ffwiaraaar tarn that kma the fal.ee in aacft paract conJitin.
R. J. Reynoldi Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C
racks, having received his dis
charge from the army.
Mr. Wenner. the Newnort
shoemaker, was in the city on
business last Saturday. Read
his mew ad In this issue.
II. W. Jackson has purchased
a niece of land' of Mrs. Cather-
W. M. Burtiin, of the Fischer- ine Collins in West Toledo and
Storey Lbr. Co., went to Port- 'i8 building a house thereon.
land on Dusmess saturaay, re-
turning Sunday.
Ora Copeland and Ed Altree
ariived down frorn Portland Sat
urday evening and will work In
the logging camp.
Wm. Enos haa been quite sick
this week, having been taken
Mrs. J. II. H. Anderson of
Newport was In the city Sun
day, vlslttatii with Iter husband
who Is employed as watchman
at Jhe big mill.
Tha girls of the Toled High
School Senior Class "went to
Newport Saturday evening, re
FOR SALE Black maia,
about 10 years old, weight aboui.
1050. $75, cash or trado. Work
Blngle or double. C. A. Thomp
son, Ona, Orego'i.
FOR SALEOr trade, the
Dixon Hotel at Elk City for land
nloncr tho Vnnnlna" Pivot, norflw
improved. Wm. Kruger, karlan,
uregon.
down suddenly Monday evening ; syVj had their
nicturea taken for use in tnc
with hsrt trouble,
Jack Hammond arrived horn:
Sunday from Vancouver Car
High School Annual while In the
Ro3ort. City.
FOR SALE Small horse,
weight about 850 lbs. Will
work either single or double or
ride. Price $30.00. Wm. R.
Backus, Yaquina, Oregon.
FOR SALE 15G acres near
Nortons. Lots of out rana.
small orchard. houserO acicis
slashed and seeded to grass.
Two miles from railroad.
II. E. Allen, Toledo, Oregon.
FORDSON TRACTOR HERE
I have secured the agency for
the Fordaon Tractor for Lincoln
Qounty and will be pleased to
Jonionstrate game, at any time,
ai my rancn at ixwer rami:
Seeing is bellevlnlg.
A. C. Crawford.
, FOR SALE One team horses
and harness, grey and black, 8
years old, weight around 2700
pounds. These horses are weir
known and bear a reputation as
dependable pullers and fast
walkers. I want $260.00 for the
team and $40.00 for the harness.
C. P. Leonard, 4i miles oast of
Eddyville, Or., Little Elk road.