PACE EIGHT
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 16. 1919
MORNING OREGON IAN
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER
PERIODICALS & MAGAZINES
ON SALE AT
TOLEDO DRUG CO.
T. P. HAWKINS, Proprietor
L. R. BATEMAN
E. R. BATEMAN
BATEMAN & BATEMAN
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES
We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second
Hand Furniture
Fisher s Blend Flour
Made in SEATTLE
THE BEST FLOUR SOLD IN TOLEDO OR ANY
WHERE ELSE. YOU CAN BUY IT ONLY AT
QUALITY
Store
Call and get a Handsome C6ok Book, Free!
P. FREDERICK
Fischer-Storey Lbr. Go.
Electric Light and Power
I - WANTED To buy or rent a
' wheel chair. Enquire at this of
fice. -
Roosevelt Highway edition nest
week.
I Jack Fognrty of Yoqulna was In the
City Wednesday . . -i
Engineer C. R. Wright was uj from
Newport yesterday,
i - Roy Mills Is the new City Marshal
and Waiter CommliBiuner.
'DiUy Alien and Dave McNeal were
up from Newport Monday.
Jim (Join bud Mot Porropel were, over
from the Agency Saturday.
Joseph Patterson of Nowport is In
the1 city oai business this ajtornoon.
Mrs. Wait Harding returned last
( evening from a -week's visit at Port
land.
L. M. Commons of Yaqulna was ia
the city on business the fire of the
week.
Hon. B. F. Jones spoke to a capacity
audience at the Dime Theatre last Sat
urday evening
City Marshal Mills and crew, washed
Hill street Monday.- The street was
getting quite dusty
O. H. Jones, proprietor of 3io Big
Elk telephone line, was Ini the city
tills week, and left an order for printt
tag. ,
G. C Witt, of Clovordale, Is at Che
Currey & Snuffer Oarage with his
Bulcto-slx wliicli 'he will operate for
hire.
O. J. .Myers, superintendent of the
SpauUllng Lumber Co., was over from
Salem Tuesday. He inspected the big
government mill while here
Lieutenant Patterson has rented the
MoDougal residence, on-the hill, and
expects his family to arrive from Ohio
the latter port of this month.
A marriage license wtut issued yes
terday by County Clerk Howell to A.
Coolbaugh, age 21, of Waldport, and
Miss Dolores Starr, age 18, of New
port. K C. Williamson of Tidewater was
in the city Tuesday. Mr. Williamson
Informs us that lie has sold his ranch
ait TMew.'uer nd bought near Albany,
where he will move next week.
The nice rain of yesterday and to
day was very welcome to the farmers
as the gardens were getting quite dry.
It wjll also insure a big strawberry
crop, Bi3 the berries are Just beginning
to ripen.
. Leader subscriptions received this
week are: 01 o Mikkleson, Boring, Or.;
Lieut. Patterson, Toledo, Or.; M. Oro
ene veldt, Toledo, Or.; 0. B. "Arthur,
Harlan, Or.; R. Setlur. Rose Lodge,
.Or.; Wm. Krugor, Harlan, Or.; Pred
Homing, Toledo, Or.; Jtus. F. Sheehan,
San Francisco, Calif.; Victor Lippo,
Taft, Or.
Archdeacon Chambers of Portland,
who several years ago was more often
seen on our streets, was again caught
doing the earns thing in Toledo hast
Tuesday. The Archdeacon wears the
same old smile end produces the same
hearty handshake that he carried
around ia he oW days His visit
was due to the parish meet tug of St
John-'a Church.
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FOR SALE 1123 aci'; 6
miles from Elk City, on Bear
Creek, divided into two 160 acre
tracts, one 320 acre tract and
one 483 fcre tract. For particu
lars write A. B. Slocum, Siletz,
Oregon.
FOR SALE-160 Acres on 01
alla Slough and County Road,
with or without '6tock. New
house and mew bam. A, .E.
Tearn, Toledo, Oregon,
HAVE A FEW Milk cows foir
sale. One Just fresh with fine
Heifer calf. Two fresh fen Octo
ber. These cows are real money
makers and are priced right.
C. M. Vermaas, Toledo, Oregon.
LINCOLN County partly im
proved stock or dairy farms ; will
produce green feed for butter fat
entire season, without expensive
mill feed. (Morgan, 306 Railway
Exchange bldg., Portland Or.
FOR SALE Ono bay mare,
ten years old, weight about 1100
lbs. Has fine colt. Bbth are in
fine, condition. Will either sell
or trade. Also if you are in need
of Brood Sows, w have them.
Mrs. Fred Greenbrook, box 212
Newport, Oregon.
FOR SALE Or trade, 80 A.,
35 In cultivation, rest in grass
pasture. Fenced woven wire,
cross fenced. ya mile to school,
3'2 miles to town, gxd! roads.
4 room house, barn 40 by 44, hip
roof new, 50 ton silo new, all
necdssaiy out buildings. Fam
ily orchard and berries, all in
crop and stocked, $4,600. Want
a dairy, all. stocked, near the
ocean, clcj to school. Give full
description and cash price m
first letter. Address owner, W.
L. Crowley, Route 3, Lebanon,
Oregon.
BIDS WANTED On all kinds
of wood suitable for "use at the
court house. Bids will be open
ed Wednesday, June 4th, 1919.
Bida must be filed with the Co.
Clerk prior to this date. R. R.
Miller, Judge.
WANTED Sheep, good ewes
CU4. . i i . .
ouiiu oge, ureeu- ana pnoe. i
Wanted wit wool on, ami after !
shearing. Address, Box B, Mon-
roe, Oregon. I
FOR SALE Good Horse, age '
12 years, weight about 1200 lbs.
Guaranteed sound and true, and
in first class shape. Price $60 '
cash or will trade for stock. This
is a bargain for the man who
acts quick. Enquire R. Grand,
box 402, Toledo, Oregon.
CIIAS. ROPER Tha" New
port Photographer, will be In
Toledo two days each week, Fri
day and Saturday, prepared to
do your photographic work.
Will be here first on the ICth
and 17th at the photo gallery.
WANTED Farm hand. Must
know how to milk cows and
handle a team of horses. 'Will
pay $50.00 a month and board.
C. A. Thompson, Ona, Or.
THOROUGHBRED Rhode Is
land Red Et&s for setting, $1.50
per scttlne of 15. from a eooA
laying strain. Everett Miller.
Toledo, Or., or Phone 1026.
WANTED Milch fronts. Anv.
one having Milch Goats for sale,
piease write me ana I will come
and look them nvpr na I uloh in
purchase a few head.
it. v. uoigaie, iice, uregon.
SAY, youll have streak of smokeluck that'll
put pep-in-your-smokemotor, all right, if youH
ring-in with a jimmy pipe or cigarette papers and
nail some Prince Albert for packing!
"Just between ourselves, you
never will wise-up to high-a pot
amok -joy until you can call pip
by its firat name, then, to hit the
peak-of-plauur you land square
on that two -fisted -man -tobacco,
Prince Albert I
Well, sir, youH be to all-fired
happy you'll want to get a photo,
graph of yourself breezing up the
pike with your mokethrottie wide
open I Talk about amoAe-eporf
Quality make Peine Albert ao
appealing all along the smoke line.
Men who never before could
smoke a pipe end men who've
smoked pipes for years .all testify
to the delight It hands outl P. A.
can't fc'fe or parch t Both are
cut out by our exclusive patented
process I
Right now while the going's
good you get out your old Jimmy
pip or the papers and land 6a
. some P. A. for what alia your
particular amokaappatita I
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R. J. Reyaelde ToWcce Conpaoy, Winitn-3.u, N. C,
FOR SALE 156 acres near
Norton s. Lots of out ranee.
small orchard, house; 20 acres
slashed and seeded to grass.
Two miles from railroad.
II. E. Allen, Toledo, Oregon.
. 31 ACRE FARM For sale,
or without jtock, household
goods, some Implements, good
fences, 4 acres in crop, nice or
chard with all kinds of fruit.
House, 1 barn, chicken house,
pig house, etc., spring water and
lots of out range. Owner has
business In the East and must
leave, and will 'give you a bar-
train at your own terms.
Three and one bait miles from To
ledo, on OlaJla Slough.
It. Grand, box 402, Toledo, Or,
HURRAH
SPRING WEATHER IS
HERE AT LAST
'.-AND. WE HAVE A LARCE LINE OF SPRING "
FOOTWEAR TO PICK FROM.
WE ARE NOT CLOSING OUT--JUST SIMPLY
'SELLING AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
BECAUSE, OUR EXPENSES ARE SMALL AND
WE BUY IN LARGE QUANTITIES FOR THE
TWO STORES, 4AND SELL FOR THE LOWEST
PRICE FOR CASH. , . .
READ THESE ITEMS OVER AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF. '
WHITE FOOTWEAR
Ladies' Tennis Oxfords .$1.25
Ladies' Canvass Sister Sue Pumps. . . . r. . . 1.25
Ladies Canvass Pump, 1 Strap, Low Heel.. 2.45
Ladies Canvass Pump, 2 StrapCuban Heel 2.75
Ladies' Canvass Pump, Louis Heel........ 2.95
Ladie9 Canvass Pump, Military' Heel 3.65
Ladies Canvass Oxfords, Low Heel 2.75
Ladies' Canvass Oxfords, Military Heel.... 2.95
Ladies' Canvass Oxfords, Military Heel 3.45
Ladies' Canvass Shoes, Low Heel...- 3.2.5
Ladies' Canvass Shoes, Low Heel 3.50
Ladies' Canvass Shoes, French Heelr 3.50
Ladies' Sea Island Cloth, French Heel 4.00
Ladies' Pumps ft Oxfords in Black Kid,
Brown Kid, Brown Calf anc Patent Leath
er, with French., Cuban & Military Heels.
"Monito" Hoisery to match.
Misses' Tennis Oxfords. 1.10
Misses' Canvass Sister-Sue Pumps 1.10
Misses' Canvass Pump, 1 Strap 1.95
Misses' Canvass Shoes 2.50
Misses' Canvass Shoes 2.75
Misses' Pumps & Oxords in Black & Brown
Kid. '
Barefoot Sandals $1.25 to 1.95
Child's Tennis Oxfords. 95
Child's Sister-Sue Pumps. . , .95
Child's Canvass Pump, 1 Strap.... $ .95 to 1.2"
Chilo's Canvass Shoes, Button $1.45 to 1.65
Child's Patent Leather, 1 Strap $1.25 to 1..0
WORK CLOTHING AND SHOES
Men's Blue & White Stripe Bib Overalls. . . .$1.95
Men's Black & White Stripe Bib Overalls 2.15
Men's Heavy Blue Denium Bib Overalls .... 2.S0
Men's Heavy Blue Denium Bib Overalls . . . . 2.25
Men's Gray & Black Stripe Waist Overalls. . 1.95
Men's Khaki Pants $1.95, 2.25 & 2.45
Men's Khaki Coveralls 2.95
Men's Dress Pants $2.75 to 3.45
Men's Heavy & Light Blue Chambray, Black
Sateen, Light & Dark Stripe Work Shirts
$ .95, 1.00, 1.20 A 1.35
Men's Leather Work Gloves $ .85 to 2.25
Men's Canvass Work Gloves, 2 pair .35
Men's Work Socks .20 A .25
Men's Elk Bals Work Shoes 3.25
Boys' Heavy Blue Denium Bib Overalls.... 1.75'
Boys' Heavy Blue Denium Coveralls 1.50
Boys' Khaki Coveralls 1.40
Boys' Leather Gloves 85 to 1.65
Boys' Canvass Gloves, 2 Pair .35
Boys' Work Socks .20
Boys' Tennis Oxfords 1-25
Boys' Canvass Service Shoes 3.37
Boys' Elk Bals 2.85
S. E. NEWKIRK. M'g'r.
Bronchial Coughs
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For oniric relief from wnrinil
bronchial coughs that "hang on
and weaken, for thick wheezy-
breithing, irritated tbroit and sir ptuagei,
for ileep-ditiiirbing night eougtu, take
Foley's Honey ond Tar.
In it, you quickly get the, cur
ative influence of the pine tar and
other belling Ingredlenla, together with lbs
"mollifying sod lazatWs effect oi honejr.
Foley's Honey 5i Tar
3i also good for croup, whooping
cough, tickling throat and hoarse
aeN. It docs not contain morphine, chle .
reform or any other, Injurious drug. D
tcctpt tuhuilult.
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OmlofMd lata bronchial trouhla. SKa eoalhad al
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FOX SALS BT
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