PACE ?OUR
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER.
TOLEDO. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1919
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The White Corner Store '
Is were you get Olympic Flour, Seal Brand
Coffee, Nuraya Tea, Red Ribbon Canned Goods,,!
and Holsum Bread All Quality Goods One Price '.
to All. -
R. S. VAN CLEVE
PHONE 9005 TOLEDO, OREGOf I
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COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND GEN TS'
FURNISHINGS
WE GUARANTEE STRICTLY ALL WO' 3L :'
MADE TO ORDER SUITS
WE ARE AGENTS FOR M. BORN,
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS, AND ED- . '
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to measuro Clothing. Coma , ,
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I Toledo fleat Co.
DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK
, DRESSED AND CURED MEATS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Highest Price Paid for Hides .'
L. J. BROWN, Proprie; tor
Win. Porter ig down from Orton
today.
Dr. Carter of Siletz was in the city
Monday.
Chos. Hyde of rton is a Toledo
visitor today.
K. D. Martin of Ona was a Toledo
visitor yestefday..
. L. H. Payne came up from the Re
sort City yesterday.
Nice clean lard pails wanted at the
Water Front Market
The Leader and the Oregon Fanner
one full year, only $1.65.
Get your Christmas Photos made
now. States the Photographer. ,
Butterscotch, the Bread of Lincoln
County, for Lincoln County people.
Jack Doyle the road man went out
to Portland Saturday returning Tues
day. .
Miss iSada Chambers and brother,
Jimmle, were passengers for Nortons
this noon.
We will have 100 Bunches of Celery
Hearts. Order a bunch for your
Thanksgiving Dinner.
The Epworth lieague will have an
other Home Bake Sale Saturday after
noon at the Frederick building.
Frederick's Quality Store as usual
will have a splendid line of Fruits and
Vegetables to help your Thanksgiving
Dinner. '
Del man Rhoadea departed this noon
for Corvallis where he will get his
uncle's car and drive it thru to The
Dalles. , ;
We have Just received a supply of
the Best Montana and Dakota Hard
wheat Flour obtainable, which means
Bread of Higher Quality.
Mrs. Pennington and daughter, Cor
lnne, 'Ura. G. B. McCluskey and Mlsa
Annie Hawkins departed yesterday
noon for a trip to Portland.',
A marriage license was issued this
week to J. M. Vandecoevering, aged
'24, of crest Grove, and Miss Antonia
Wiimlewskl, aged 19, of Taft.
Mrs. W. E. BU departed Sunday for
Kansesi where she will visit with her
mother. She was accompanied a fu:
as Portland by her daughter, Essie.
John Rhoades shipped his car out
to Corvallis yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.
Rhoadea expect to spend the winter
the said Port Districts Miat the mutter
could be diBcused and Die sentiment
of the taxpayers ascertained a to
what they would advise to be done in
the premises.
WHEREAS: At the said time and
Me, the 15th day of November, 1919,
a Mass meeting was hell pursuant to
said resolution and after discussing
the mailer the said mass meeting ol
citizens of paid Port Districts, passed
the following resolution:
"Resolved that the contractors com
plete the contract In Accordance with
the plans and specifications."
Now therefore in consideration of
the premises and in view of the fact
that the contract plana and specifica
tions existtn-x by and between the
Miami Construction Company land the
Ports of Newport and Toledo provide
that ini the case the said Miami Con-
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I the covenants of the contract and
plans and, specification, that the Ports
of Toledo and NewporFefliall have the
right to take possession of and use
all piar.tB, materials and supplies or
parts thereof prepaired for or in use;
aLthe works, together with all the
leases, right-of-way, and quarry priv
ileges by purchase at a value or, or
rental at m rate which shlall e deter
mined by the Engineer.
. In view of the fact that the said
Miami Construction Company has
failed to comply with the contract, j
.plans, and specifications wherein pro
vided and have also given written
notice to the Ports of Toledo and New
port that they will abandon the work
on the 21st day of November, 1919,
and in view of .the fact that there is
a large portion'of the said South Jetty
that is only partly completed end is
therefore in great danger of being
washed out, which would entail the
loss to the said Port Districts of thous
ands of dollars and it is of vital Im
portance that eatd work on the con
struction of the said South Jetty be
continued, now therefore, Be ItResolv-1
ed that the Manager of the Miami Con
struction Company, and the President
and Secretary and the Directors of the
said Company and the Bondsmen of
the said Miami Construction Company
be duly notified as by law required.
That in accordance with the contract
and plans and specifications' entered
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Fresh & Cured Meats, Vc
Lard & Compound; Lur
Meat Condiment
We Buy Veal, Beef, Poui
. Mutton; Hides & ,
Fish, Oysters A Clams
g?tole, Pure
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WATER FRONT, TOLE' JO, OREGON
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U The Dalles, hing sold their form I Company and PorU of
i Toledo ainu Newport ana ror tne reason
that the said Miami Construction
Companyhas failed to do and. perform
the conditions of said contract and
plans and specifications therein pro
vided) that the said Ports of Toledo
and Newport have Ihls day declared
their -contract forfeited end broken,
and the said Mtatnl Construction Com-
and their said Bondsmen are hereby
notlped that the Ports of Toledo end
Newport will proceed to complete the
improvements of the said South Jetty
as provided a in. said, coatnact or.
the said plans and specifications, and
assume the use of all .plants, materials
and thin9 provided for in. the said
specification.
Introduced by B. F. Jonos.
Groceries Groceries
Groceries
WHO'S YOUR GROCER? '
Have you ever visited
GILDERSLEEVE'S
Try them once for Staple and Fancy Groceries.
. Fruits and Vegetables in Season.
FREE DELIVERY TO THE CITY FLOAT
liere.
Mesdames G. R. Schenck and G. K.
Freeman entertained the ladies Whist
Club Wednesday afternoon at the form
er's home. Mrs. 1. M. Starr and Mrs.
D. J. Sldey captured first and second
prizes.
The city has just completed the lay
ing of a new six inch water main on
Second streets and on Grove Streots.
They are now laying a new main
north from Division street on Nutley
street, which will connect with the
upper reservoir.
Mrs. W. H. Burton, representing
Mrs. A. T. Peterson the local chairman
of 'the Nation-Wide Campaign in the
Episcopal Church, attended the Con
vocation held in Corvallis Wednesday,
returning home today The Convooar
tlon represents jsix counties in central
wetfLern Oregon. It was addressed, by
Bishop Sumner and by Dean. Qualnten
of Victoria. British Columbia and also
the Reverand Mr. White of Roseburg,
Ma. White was an overseas chaplain
and has recently been discharged and
accepted appointment to Roseburg and
Vkinity.
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TOLEDO. OREGON
RESOLUTION
"Toledo, Oregon, Nov.' 17th, 1919
WHEREAS, The Malmtiai Construe.
tlon Company that has the contract
with the Ports of Toledo and Newport
for the building of the South Jetty,
did on the Vlth day of November, 1919
give written notice to the said Port
Comralcsioners that owing to the fact
that the Company had "sustained such
enormous loss and aire continuing to
sustain such enormous loss in our
daily operations that It now becomes
impossible for ug to bear the burden
any longer," and that they were un
able to further finance the work, and
would be compelled to quit the work
and tli row up their contract unless
some adjustment could 'be nwle where j,), it4,44 , ,n m
by tue Ports would help finance the J !'
work and A. U. C. Berry, General man-: X
tiger ofthe said Miami Construction ;
Company, did on aaid 11th day of
November 1919, inform the Commis
sioners at a Joint Port District meet
ing of the Porta of Toledo and NeV
that the saiid Miami Construction Com
pany 'would cease work on sal( con
struction of said Jetty and throw up
their contract within ten days from
the date of the said written notice
unless an adjustment -as'made where
by the Ports would assume portion of
the cost of the construction of said
work on said Jetty.
WHEREAS: The ror Commission
ers at said Joint -meeting of Novenibe
11th 1919, passed a resolution asking
for the Commercial Clubs, of the twe
Port Districts to meet and elect dele
gates who would meet at the City Hall
in the city of Newport, Lincoln County,
Oregon and to report to a miss meet
lug of the citizens and taxpayers', of
This Tractor is past the experimental stage and has
proved to be one of the best Tractors on the . market.
A. C. Crawford, Local AgL, Siletz, Oregon
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v , - Remember that -When you bring your Ford
car to us for mechanical attention that you get
the g3imiue Ford service materials, experienced
workniaii and Ford factory prices. Your Ford 13
too useful, too valuable to take cha nvs jritih poor
mechanics, vAth equally poor quality materials.
Bring it to us and save both time and money. We
arc authorized Ford dealers, trusted by the Ford
Motor Company to look after the wants of Ford
own Jrs that's the assurance we offer. We aire .
Igjetiting a few Ford -cars and first conic first '.to
receive delivery. . . ...... .. .
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
A. T, PETERSON, Local Agent