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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1919)
1 ' S , 1- LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON. FRIDAY MARCH 28th, 1919 PAGE THREE WE:Wm that $6o;nestgg fromuncle sm .iv.rSl . . ' 1 l The tinnlication blank.- Its you r ownauk wrawf-IMarflt trca fit Urflrt states flmrj i 2 V$V If you've got this ir von TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN) ntTni.timnxiri 1 ftl. """" -' - f (s ""SITED STATES ARMY. TanmuLor Honre Fmi a :.'"- i- alia Get application blank. x It teagyagcia 'lignum ..fyyww'"' i Keep Baby Well i i . -Jitn.V-i a.U'ir. ?.v ! little ones, that cause difficult brcnlhinfi, that irritate their (cmilive littlo thronu o'.d (Jive tliem troublesome diiturb iug coughi, ore readily helped and coolhed by FiUy 'j Honey and Tar. The wise mother gives it for croup, T. hooping conb, muIei cough tud brou cLiul couhj. Foley's Honey Xar is just as good for grown-ups aa for childica. 1- or hoaracneu. tickling throat, trnal lsionini.'jht cou;h, laflrippe couhi end chionic co:it!.a of eldrriy people it is widely recom mended. It contains no morphin-j, chlorn'orm or clhcr drug thjt you r.oulj cot le to give to young chi'. Crcn, dclic.ile prions cr elderly people. Dt I at accept c siib-Hlule. c3T7,'r 1.1" '-VW he took .UnP! I-I; a l in!7 r.rJTr ind , ,ve ,.,, Jul. Hire. J. II. J, lyhron cr, Oiicm. Iaa Mr bjly wn, ilriri.cn wirli a vcrcco,.S .nd Co!J f 111 I CJ Lira 10 I. 13 Jiar..l . L i, """vy !,",' Tcr en, th,., kotl .d I OR S'LLE BY ALL DEALERS i im...-c ..uun una it . Curctt, bchoob J y jjj, f-i fir u ' 5 1 And get Uncle Sam's chuck i ii.iiji uao i or $uu. X Y 4 St11(' ' iCL'isicred VKIl lis Hey. yon honorably discharged eoldler or' sailor! Do yoo want to know how to got the $60 nest egg which Uncle Sam baa promised your Here's how one Yank got bis bonus as he told It to the camera, and It's all so easy and simple Pictures from No. 1 to No. 6 tell the. story. There to Jnst on. other precaution. . As a i'i i m fit i ! ML protection against the possible loss of your discharge pnpers in the mails, you may have them recorded at the count. y recorders office before sending them to Washington. Oet application blank from your postmaster or from the local Red Cross head quarters. The departruentad Urebs is on the blank. COURT PROCEEDINGS March, 1319, Term of County Court (Continued from last w;ek) 30 00 v . the Toledo Creamery IS OWNED BY LINCOLN COUNTY FARMERS Help the local dairy industry by insisting on Butter made in your own town. Butter made in your own town, of money stays at home. 3.00 3.00 6.00 is.vj! 100 per cent WWWHtWWtHI 1 1 1 1 1 1 HI! M-H-H- yww t n ilm4.4 Toledo4Meat Co.i DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK DRESSED AND CURED MEATS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL whether it be chops : or roast, you'll enjoy the m.at : ; part of the meal If you do your ! ' meat buying here.. The differ- ', ', nee Detween prime meat and others Is very considerable In t h IIIBU 1 Ji. V - v. navor ana nourish ment Th difference In cast none at all If you trade her. Our prices are never high. Highest Price Paid for Hides NASH & BROWN, Props. i , , , iwMWMf4 Lin:oln County B ank (tM.'OnPOUATED) TOLEDO, . OREGON DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DIRECTORS C. B. HAWKINS 1 O. HAWKINS J. B. BOOTH Intsrert n Time Deposit rtttt mi If Ml I II i- . Nellie Updifec, woik In a;sps sor's (J.'n.n .sis til r t ,"" rive kiv- . . f I ; "'- or pour and X. to rn n, work on Kose I i nim; road j , - , q J. Leonard, same .. .'. fi io C'has. Jokt-m m .inio ' " r K. -M.--.Min, mm, .. .V ;,' " " J. 11. Moore, sarv.a It" i,.I.,ll.", 'wk 1 n IJt nzer rdtid 6M M. il'..ins, siiiiie 7 . .. ' i. bki.Ks. ssujie 4'1);i P. .'-iltprow, fame ' W. Trask. SLa-e ....... ,S J. N. Taylor, same .... " V C HuT. same A Saro d"UyS Wrk " W'aI'dP0'r't Jo. Sllola w.irlr An til.'.,' W, - - "i.e. ruaa v.un . . Harold wprk on Vachats roads , T i i... " , 24.00 -. . - . Mr on suetz road r. J3nkins, same J. Moore, same .. .. ',' " I'. t'liattorton, tame .'. H. H. Msk. same .. .. .' " A. Harr, same " L. C. Mowrey, same .. .' H O. Downing work on Turn Tum reads, wire for fence L. McDowell work on Tum Turn. road P. Frederick, nidVe.'itor' Court House School Dist. No. 12 foV'kigii or-HOOl 19KR1 School Dist. No. 2, same m SO "v.iu.,. j.ifli. ft0. 3i same ..10S7 00 cnooi iist. No. 47, same .... ass.63 ..um etiB, iypo ribbons lor AHHPaunp J. E. Kdirnr. work nn v''i..'.' roadn H. L. Kocher, same R. W. Art-hard, same O..V. Hays, same C. Gonrlpll. flama T -- , .. .. . . la L. Vv'o f. nan.. F. T. McElwaln, driving pilln's ."i v uuni. onuge C. H. Gardnpr. iiirtaa fnr nni Brn Kun, work on Toledo road Ed Stimton, game B. 8. Sppcke, same O. W. Shanon, same Sam Newsnm, same M. Grospnfelt, same .. .. A. R. Miller, same II. A. Srhlecht, same .. .. Z. M. Derrick, viewing and sur veying for County .. .. .. F. r. Brooks, work on County bridge H. E. Allen, rame W. M. Hradlpv .unia run John Dillon, same .. .. 30.00 O. F. Dickson. VnnA fi.rnl.lil W. M. Bradley Victor Nlumpna, word on Devlla Lke roHd g2 41 Matt Koskl, same 40; Jens Simmons, same 30 i Victor Lupo, oame .. 22.C John Johnson, sanx 5; r,i John JocobBon, same 62 r.' Matt Kaunas, same 30.01 Arvo Knngas, same 24 n Al Hespnltar same. . . . , 21 ' .1. Wlcklnnd, snmo 25 rt J. Johnson, same ix.ui. A. 8. Thompson, same 101 ri Tom Simmons, same 7 fit E. Nelson, same 11 nn ' J. Holkn. Fame i in 1 J Sainlu, name !i i n : Jim lplcpla, same !i on V m. Dick, same 'i on ..lay Iturton, same 1 ;n Joo Qroen, tame mi , vlrx Kralzcr, same 3 : mo (1. Itowers, same :: vp Iturton, same i; on lI)(:1 Fullx, sajne 1 ny I T. Henry, same : : . IRan, same , . ',, 00 ' i.itii Koskl, same,. , 1 'M j ''. Oardner, work 00 Canal bridge 25 t ." , iohn Yasck, lumber and wood for county ID in', i.ii.iiih, u..a...9 lur jlt,t I nu I . acitlc Toloph.De Co, phonit ser- j v ce for coun v r.j !' W. "arc. Hi, hi i. kMnlli-.i; f(,r T. I'. Hawkins, mdc. for Co. I. II. I..;. Vi!sou, e.aMii:lfg CoilMty ;'ii llw.l Co., ;,L,rclva,o lushed ivimtv V. akclli'lti, ml.uy n3 Co. '' I .v:::ill 1:1, a,p of (':tli.b (' M. Howell, Cumly 90 o 20.; j 2i.40 :oo..oo 101.01 43.C0 C3.U0 60.00 51 i: Clerk PAIR OF EXTREMES IN : WAISTCOAT AND IUT 10.85 3 9 4(f,rrtft'1' WW 1 300 6.00 10.50 12.50 1 BO 1S.00 225.00 14 CO 8.(!5 14.25 61.00 I960 6.00 30.00 40.90 03.40 40.00 11.00 14.00 10.00 i K pair of extremes just hS(3 coma out ot the Joyous reaction of peace. The upper show the limit In waistcoats just like dad use to wear; this one a, bright blue brorhe worn with a suit of: black snt 1 11. Lower, Is a One ml-j hut lurban almost concealed .un-J tier its great bow ot black aatln,' Jbut (, livened. up Witliaroatta irom. orange rlbboiu' - - . 'itA'itflTARY: Barbor Shop Au np-to-dalo place In every thins that constitutes a First Ciass Barber Shup LADIES' SHAMPOOING and MASSAGING .:uncy for the ALBANY 8TEAM LAUNDRY Brtnltot goes twice a week, Wednesdays and Sunday! HOWE & DAVIS, Props. "Your own horse sense ought to tell you what is the best value when a Small chewof UealGrave ly tastes so good, and lasts so much longer f.han a big chew of ordinary plug." Oond tmtc, smaller chew, longer life iswhnt makes Uen uiceCmvclycost leas to chew than ordinary plu. Writt to: Genuinr Gravely UANVII.LK, VA. -.- tmMtt on chcainc flag Peyton Brand Plug packed in pouch. LAUNCH TRANSIT Will r operations Tuesday, Anril 1st. ?fi,-r h. mg thoroughly overhauled. No change :n schedule. REPUBLICAN LEADERS FOR NEXT CONGRESS ' Harold knutsqm B01SI PtMROSt- HpirT,CABvTlOfie ,i" There viui moid of loss upset to dope in tti? Ropubllcan plans of reorganliatlon for the new Congress. The lolecllon M F. W Mondoll of Wyoming as door lendor 6ftCf James H. Mann bad been elocted and resigned was one of the bin surprises. Harold Knutson of Minne sota will be the party whip, while Senator Hdnry Cabot Lodie will bt the chairman of the Foreign Relutlons Committee and Boise PenroieV i of Pennsylvania will be chairman of the Finance Committee. " ' TO BE THE BRIDE OF SHE WILL"" MEET HER GENERAL PERSHING? DADDY IN PARIS Zr 4 IK - t'i-jf 1.. fir :.Nf if? 11 J 5 ' ! jiwf.-j .v-jrr Rumor has It General Pursuing will "go west" when he lands ck In America from France. At, least be will go west as far as raadena, Cal., whore resides Miss Anette Palton. It Is rcport dthe two ant to wed then. " ALEX SIGHS NO MORE FOR BASEBALL WORLD Daddy's In France? Grand ade in France. Grandma's la' France so It Is possible that! baby Patricia Wallace will soon be seen on Paris boulevards. She Is the . granddaughter of Hugh Wallace, the new American am basaador to France. Her daddy la Captain Melville W. Wallace ot the United States Army and ha has never yet seen him. Her . mother was formerly atiss Kuttt1 Patterson. 4 PALMER LOOMS NEXT" - ATTORNEY GENERAL Aloxander the Oreat baa quit Dnropa. That's the reason Chi cago baseball fans rejoice. Alei la the famous pitcher and thi war department has given htm bla honorable discharge that ha may start the season with the Cuba. So If the hardsnlpa ot war Usv 'not lapped the euanlng ot tha (ritcher'i great arn it look Uk tha Cuba wOX agala win.; -J A. Mitchell Palmer, former eon.s craaamaa from Pennsylvania looms tha atroniaft candidate for appointment to tha Wilson cab-' , Inat as attorney general to fin tha ' plaea vacated by tha raslgnatlo 1 of Thomas W. Oregorr. Palmar waa allaa property custodian 4Jh i lag tha war. I. -7