Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, August 01, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextjntULIM CUUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1st, 1919 PAGE 3 ' o) if IT l BRAND FLOUR I i 1 1 I , - -.Us-- ii ECONOMY and EFFICIENCY are points In favor of T ------ - - ttt-vtvTTVTVTTTT , . i j Tans I'arKw went to' summn sat- ' X unkw, Court Reporter Calkins of Eugene arrived In our olty last evening. ' : Miss Kuth Larscn was a passenger for PorCuid the first of the ek. JJrsi Walt. Hording departed Man day noon lor a visa near HSlsboro. Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Crawford of Low er Ftairm were oounily seat visitors Sun day. , ' " .' Owen Cal'.ashaa of Newport wa transacting business m the city Satur day, s ' . Supt and Mrs. E. L. Chaleraft were over from' the Agency Saturday after noon:' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crawford of Sl letz were in the city Monday after, noon. .... Mrs. Jack Mooro departed Monday aJuernoon for a visit with relatives near Gresham. ; I. N. HeyBer, the S. P. Ajerot, recent ly purchased (tlie Archie Pepin- place on Seventh street. MSra. O. F. Dickson and daughter, V - AL'yUfflLi!?l t Alice, wont to the Valley Saturday, ' . Jfra ' turning last evening. f H?1 " V W lii'ii J W. H. Martin of Nashville was a To- 0t 1 t2tr Wi&.V&Jk Z te1" visitor Wednesday, taMm, in the Miss Florence Bauers of Portland ar rived Saturday for a visit with hr aunt, Mrs. Peter Berg, on Olal'.u. W. N. Heyser has accepted the place as baggage and freight-house man at the Depot He is a brother of Agent JlHeyser; , , Mi-, and Mra. Walter Hall and Mr. and Mrs., B. W. Robjison motored over from, the Siletz Sunday evening to see "Mickey." " . The regular meeting of the Civic ! Ciub, which was to have been held Wednesday, is postponed until Friday, August 8th. A marriage license wao Issued this nionrtng to Carl Gitivave IlFndrickssn and .liis Irnia Leena-Preseott, both of Bayvlew. Mrs. . Chas. Br.-dtson arrived down from Portland Tuesday evening for a visit, with her pareaOs, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farrish. Roy Swearlngen returned home from Silvertcn Saturday afternoon, where he has been working the past several nonths. Mr. and Mrs. Clims. Hyde of Orton were In the city yosterd'iy. Charlie recently purchased the MfcGuire place on the Upper Siletz. Mason Quart Jars, $1.00 per dozen. Mason Pint Jars, .90 per dozen. Every Jar guaranteed to be perfect. Fred erick's Quality Store. : Geo. Parrish returned Tuesday even ing from- two years service In the army. He has been driving truck In Fr?.ni:e the past year. M'iss Myrtle Gwynn returned Wed nesday from Siletz where slue lias been visiting with her parents, Mr. and . Mra. R. R. 'Gwynn. ' Received Shipment of Ladles' Pumps In Patent Leather. French heels also Black Kid In both French and Mil itary beela. The Bootery. Chris Larson is building a fine now house on his ranch near the Siletz Agency. Geo. Hoeflein and son, Oos, have tlie contract for the building. Mrs. Myrtlo Rice returned to her home at Salem the first of the week, aftor a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Paine, lln this city. Chief Johnny Williams was over ferm, tlie Agency Tuesday afternoon. Johnny is figurine; on putting on an Indian show during the county fair. The President of the Rtibekah Lodge will be In Toledo nest Tuesday even ing and will meet with the local o.der. AH members are requested to bo pre3- HOi root be:b:f2 ckM klT 1 . . ... .. Yl ad' 'firriiJI .liul.nt T W 17a,iv,l..'...i nr. rived down fi-:,n Rcseburg last even ing. The Jud;;o will preside, at the August term of Circuit Court wlilch ccinvened tliis niorniug. Romember tiio hulies of the, Civic Club will ervo tea, cake, e!c, at Uio Akin Bldg. , tomorrow afternoon'. Pro ceeds to bo used in 'i.e purchase of a piano for the Club House. Mrs. Nora Pniett arrived over from Portland Saturday for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. E. 0'-'st:d:-hl. Mrs. Prueltt is juit recenltly out of tho lio&pitiil where slie underwent an operation. M. V. Mellin end fuanlly, of CorvallJis, A win arrive next ween ana expect 10 X .: t hmta.ltA Toledo their futurfl hntne. W undenstand Mr. Mollln comtemplates going Into the mercantile business here. , . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith received a telegram Wednesday from their son, Earl, Who has Just landed In New York City from service overseas. Since the signing of the armistice he has been wKh the Army of Occupation in Ger many. . Tom Harding and Anthony Brown w'ent to Portland Wednesday noon, 'and from tliore expect to go to Eastern Oregon where ithey wilt work In tlie harvest, . fields. Sumo friend had thoughtfully pinned on express tag on Brown's back giving full Instructions as to dpftlnation, etc. Brown got on the rattlers all unconscious that lie was tasked, mnd tho tag looming up liked million dollars was tlie iau.se of much mlrtih among tho depot crowd. ! We will bet that D:wn gets thera O. W'-M'H''H' Fisher s Blend Flour By , using FISHER'S BLEND, in . preference to, ordinary flour, the Day Lumber Company at J3ig Lake, Wash., effected a very substantial saving. More and larger loaves of better bread were ob tained. "AND WE HAD NO WASTE" writes the Lumber Company's Baker, "ALL THE BREAD I MADE WAS EATEN BY THE MEN." More loaves and no waste Real Economy If reasonable care : is . exercised in the baking, housewives will find FISHER'S BLEND the most economical flour that it is possible to buy. Manufactured in "America's Finest Flouring Mills" by Fisher Flouring Mills Company Seattle Tacoma Bellingham Mt. Vernon When you're hot and thirstysay o f-tK i ny piace wnere son Devernges are told. LTJ fe'Vj Bottled In 3 tile OMR b;p&) THE HENRY WEINHARD PLANT ' fv firT? Bottler and Distributors. PORTLAND, OREGON q3y I TOLEDO CANNING CO. WANTS YOUR EVERGEEEN BLACKBERRIES j ' BARTLETT PEARS, GREEN STRING BEANS,1 ' ITALIAN PRUNES AND OTHER MARKETABLE FRUITS i I THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE CASH ON DELIVERY 1 FOR ALL FRUITS WE HAVE PUT IN A PERMANENT CANNERY For Information or Particulars, Call on or Write to . Ii A. GRAVES, Manager, Toledo, Oregon ' . 0 a nbcftojn returned Tuesday even ing fioui a trip to Portland. ' uMr. and Mrs. J. TJ. Smith of New boig were in the city Friday evening emoute to Newport for a few days out 1113. Mr. SmlJi was a candidate for tho oillce of Joint Senator from ICiU district at the last election. ' Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Spencor motored over fi-om Enlem itlie first of the week for a visit wi;:i Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Akin in this city. Tliey woro accom panied by MiFs Iris Akjn, who a8 be;:i visiting at the Capitol City for the past couple of weeks. Neary 350 scenes of startling mag. rclfl' rase, pleturln,; the strange adven tures that efaill Tarzan, White King of the African jungles when he treads tlie unaccustomed puihs of civilization In pursuit of his heart's desire. Tii9 REAL super-picture thai millions have been awai ting for months. l'ader subscriptions received this week are: Tom Hill, Taft, Or.: Mrs E. M. Van Houtcn, Murvhfleld, Or.; Andy Carlson. Taft, Or.; John Dillon, Toledo, Or.; L. F. Chandler, Siletz, Or O. W. Andrews, Borlnx Or.; Valno Imnionen, Taft, Or.; Robt. Tronson, Siletz, Or. RENEWED TESTIMONY No one In Toledo who suffers back ache, headaches, or dlstrecsing urinary ills can afford to ignore tills Corval tia man's twice-told story. It s con firmed testimony that no resident of tills locality can doubt. Riley 1. Rugg, Tettred farmer, 404 S. Fourth St., Corvallis, Or., Bays; I would have to got up perhaps a dozen timen a night, badly was I bothered by kidney l-tuble. When I began usin? Drain's Kidney Pills, I could soon see they wore acting witli good effect, for my kidneys began acting regul.irly and I could get a good night's re.-rt. Three boxes of Down's Kidney Pills made a marked Improvement In my condition; all symptoms of kidney and bladder troublo disappeared." (Statement given April 2, 1913.) On April 5, 1916, Mr. Rugs said: "What I have riid In my former state ment rocomnipp.ling Doan's Kidney PIHs still holds good. I toko them when 1 feei in need of a kidney med icine and they always do mo good." 60c, at ell dealers. Fcstor-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. NOTICE TO CREDITORS .. Notice is hereby given that tho un dersipiied. by an order of the County Court of Ljicoln County, State of Ore gon, duly made and entered on the 12th day of June, 11)19. were duly ap pointed administrators of tho 'estoU? of Ziipha Custer, deceased, and thnt thev have duly qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent same, du'v verified, a required by law, at tho oli'uco of Smith & Shields, 403 Salem Bank of Commerce Build taig. in the City of Salem, Marion County, Ore-ron, within six months from the datb of this notiice. Dated and first published this 27th day of June, A. D. 1919. J. T. Cooper and Ella Lilly, Administrators of the estate of Zllpha Custer, deceased. " SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lincoln County James S. Cooper, Plaintiff vs Alf Caton; Jessie Cannon and X. H. Cannon, her husband; Frank Ham 's; Carrie McKenney and Oral McKenney, her husband; Laura Mattoon and John Mattoon, her husband; blanche Ford and W, P. Ford, her husband;, Maggie FremoToy and Felix Fremerey, ner hufhand; Mary (Mamie) Turnldge and J. J. Turnidgo, her husband; John M. Aylts and R. A. Benscll, Defendants'. To Alf Caton, Jessie Cannon and J. H. Cannon her husband; Frank llninos; Carrie McKenney anrlOr : McKenney, her husband; Laura Mattoon Hnd John Mattoon, her husband; Blanche'Ford and W. P. Ford, her husband; Maggie Fremerey mid Felix Fremerey, her husband; Mary (Mamie) - Tiirnldge and J. J. TurntdgB, her husband; John M. ylpsti.nd' It. A. Benscll, tho above linmcd defendants: In The Name Of Tlie State Of Oregon: I You r.nd each of you are heroby re louircd to appear and answer the com (plaint of the Plaintiff in the above en titled suit now on file In the office of of County Clerk of Lincoln County, Oregon, which above entitled suit Is pending In the Circuit Court of f.ie said County end State, on or before the day lus named In the order for the publication of this Minm ons made by the Mnnorablo II. R. Miller, Coun'v Judtte of Lincoln County, Oregon which said order and time for answering said summons aro hereinafter referred to, to-wit: On or before six weeks from nnd after tho date of the first publica tion hereof; ind, ' 1 You are hereby notified that If you fail to appear and answer the said com plaint as herein required, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Court for the relief de manded in plaintiff's complaint, to-wlt: For a decree of said Court that plain tiff's title to the following described real property, to-wlt: Beglnlng at a point that is 20 rods north of the soulhwe.it cor ner 6f the northwest quarter, of section eleven in township eleven south of range eleven west of the Willamette Meridian, running thence east 16 rods, thence north 00 rods, thence west 6 rods to the section lino, thence south on said soi'tton Una to the place of begin ning, In Lincoln County, Orogon, Is good and valid; that you tho said defendants and each of you, have no rlithi, tltln nor Intoivst vlm'over, In r to said luuds, or any part thereof, and that any nnd all claims that you may claim against said lands is wrongful and without right whatever; that yqu the said defendants be forevor de barred and enjoined from assorting any claim whatever In or to suld lands or any part (hereof advorso to plaint iff nnd for such other and further relief as may be caultablo and Just. A. M. GILDIvRSLEEVE GROCERIES WE CARRY THE FAMOUS "PREFERRED STOCK" AND "DIAMOND W" CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, FRESH FRUITS AND VEG ETABLES AND ALL KINDS OF GOOD EATS. GIVE US A TRIAL PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY SEND "YOUR CREAM TO THE TOLEDO CREAMERY AND USE TOLEDO BUTTER . THERE'S A REASON The Toledo Creamery 1 1 EPT secret and specfal and personal for you is air-tight package. A goody that is worthy of your lasting regard because of Its lasting quality. Three flavors to suit ail tastes. Be SURE to get VRIGLEYS Sealed Tight Kept Right The Flavor Las 3 I . 1 . This summoiiH is published in the Lincoln County Ijcudor. once a week for six toiisecutive und successive woeUs, beginning with tho Isauo of Juno 27, 1119. nnd (tiding with Iho Issue of August 8th, III lit, under and pursuant of tho direction contiiliie 1 In an oritur ni.d- by the Honor ililo It. H. Miller, County Judge of Lincoln County, Oregon, which said order wua made and entered on the 27th day of June, 1919. Hawkins & McCluskey, Attorneys for Pliilnti'lT, i'uat Ollice ad dress, Toledo, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Doptirtmenit of the Interior, 08803 09565 U. 9. Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, ' July 8, 1919. NOTICE is hereby given that Oeorgj A. Mlelvln, of Vancouver, Washington, who, on April 21, 1913, made Homo ebead Untry, Serial No. 08803, and uu September' 2, 1914 made Additional Homestead Hmtry, Serial No. 09665, for the SW',i SliVi, W4 SE SE'i, S NR.- SBU SIi'4. , 8W4 NK SEVt, SE'4 SK!4 Slili and S NW',i SlOii of Seiltlon 14, Township 15 S, Range 10 W., Willamette Meridian, hois tiled notice of intention to make Final Three-year Proof, to .establish claim to the land above described, bot'oro the Cloi ot tho County Court of Benton County, Oregcn, at Corvul lis, Oregon, on tho 12th uay of Augu. 1919. Claimant names ns wltnotses: W. M. Faulkner, of .Corvallis, Oregon; J. R. Leo, of Alpine, Orc-gon; J. W. Mink, of Fisher, Oregon; Niels Larson, of Alsea, Orison. " . . w-. W H. Canon, SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lincoln County Gr.no Iandon, Plaintiff, vs. Miv.i Luiulon, Dt'cnduut. To Max Landon the abjvo named dc fe!iil;.ni: , In dm name of the state of Oregon you are hereby required to appear nnd answer I he complaint filed nguintU, you in tlie above entitled court and causa en or before the expiration of six weeks or seven consecutive nnd suc cessive publications of tills summon"', and If you fail to so appear or answer plaintiff will apply to the court for tho relief demanded in the complain . which Is for a dcr,o of divorce and for the care, custody, and control ot tlie minor child Harry Landon. This summons is- served upon "you by being published once a week for six consecutive weeks in tlie Lincoln. County Leader, a weekly newspaper published in the County of Lincoln, State of Oregon, by order of the Hon orable R. R. Miller, County Judfe of Lincoln County. Oregon, dated Jutie 17, 1919, prescribing the publication there of in Biiid paper for said timo. W. H. Waterbury Attorney for Pln'ntlff. Postofflce Addres, Toledo, Oregon. Onto of First publication Juno 20;h 1919. . Luto of latit publication August 1, 1919. W'c make a speciality cf f riend shiii, engagement and wedding rings. F. M. French & Son, Jew elers and EngravSi'sAluany, Or.