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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1920)
PACE 50UR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 2d, 1920 I When You Need This ask for it aa NYAL PINE SYRUP ,. and asW. promptly) (or the way of cough is often insidiously dangerous. The fTllftTHBST PINE5YRUP TwCodUwCivvd SCSjf BP ftnanfeaJUs, time to (top cough ia when it i getting started; ' each day's delay it increasingly serious. ' HYAL COMPOUND MENTHOLATED PINE SYRUP ia a scientific combi nation of well-known expectorant and heal ing ingredients which re ' of recognized value in many forms of respiratory conges tion and irritation.. TOLEDO DRUG CO. 60o Tw SIim 25o L. R. BATEMAN E. R. BATEMAN I BATEMAN & BATEMAN COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES a We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second Hand Furniture , WHfwn. iiiminm . HAPPY NEW YEAR . We just want to offer a word of appreciation for the abund ance of patronage, friendship, and good will given us the past year". To piciit its continuance dur ing 1920,'we pledge ourselves to give you Quality, Price and Service. : . Frederick's QtJALITY Store 11 mm m mm m mm mm m ... msm PING'S LADIES' MILLINERY GOODS ' ARNOLD'S , alto ' ' ' COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS WE GUARANTEE STRICTLY ALL WOOL MADE TO ORDER SUITS WE ARE AGENTS FOR M. BORN, Made to measure Clothing. Com In and let ui take your Measure for Miat New Suit .' .; m 1 ' wwwwtwnM I lift Fischer-Storey Lbr. Co. Electric Light and Power tt44i 1 1 IHHWH r v'. - i i-ii... t V "Mm, OtjrM essaste Cheer jmr' For a Happy New Year i-i. E3. iE:rr,Eiiisoisr ....... Watchmaker and Jeweler ' HMMMHmmHtMtMHUMIHHIMHHmt NURSERY STOCK Italian prune, apple, pears, cherry, pfums, oeaches, apricots, etc. Logan, strawberry, raspberry, etc.. the kinds for canneries. Use our MONEY SAVING SYS TEM Order by Mail Get FRESH stock. Send for PLANT ERS LIST. 29 years in business. Carlton Nursey Co. Carlton, Oregon Remember big dance Jax. 10th. '"' 1920 W sure showing a floe brand of Spring weevthnr. , . Mrs. Hester Coo vert of Ona passed thru to Corvallls Wednesday noon. Mr. end Mrs. Paul Baird returned to thoir home at Portland this noon. Mr. and Mrs. G. .ftiCarrau of Eddy vllle are Tielting with; Mr. and Mrs. Geo Chambers In this city.' . John Potwora of Rock Creek was in the city Monday. Ma. Potwora'a eon is with Uncle Sam's army of occupa tion in Germany. If you will go to Frederick's Quality Store Saturday or Monday, you will find bargain; that will help you cut the high coat of living. P. R. Pendleton of Everett Wash., and J. K. Weatherford of Albany were ia the cRy last evening on business. These gentlemen are two of the large timber holders of the Siletz. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Roblson and children of Toft were Toledo visitors Monday. They went from here to Newport where Mrs. Roblscn and childrea will remain for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Hawkins of New port were in the xiity Saturday even ing attending the joint inataJlatiotr of the Masonic and! Eastern Star orders. They returned home Monday evening. Curtis Chambers arrived down from Portland last week to spend the holi days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers, in this city.' Cur tis is attending the Bonson Polytech nic -school. ( Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Currey and son, Ennos, returned home Saturday even ing from a trip to Portland. James Powell of Yoquina was tran sacting business In ' Toledo Monday afternoon. . O. (0. Hoevet oft Albany was in the city several days the fore part of the week giving the Fischer-Storey mill and logging (railroad the "once over." Mr. Hoovot is an old hand at the lum bor game, and was at or.a time In the mill business dn this icily. Just what Mr. Hoev&t'e visit here meant, he do oiined to soy, but he seemed well pleas cd with tho mew mill, and expressed himself that it wag one of the best con structed mills that he had ever saw. Loader subscriptions received this week are: B. JP. TJpdike, Winont, Or ; I. F. Hlsor, Toledo, Or.;'T. B. Butler, Toledo, tOr. j M. N. Anderson, Toledo, Or.; W. K. PaWicwon, Toledo, Or; J. M. Ewing,.Elk Clty, Or'; W. G. Slyker, Great, Folia, Mont; W. Beck,' Toledo,' Or.; E. A.rFeam, Toledo, Or.; Ctaiis Christiansen, Toledo, Or.; Fred Romit vedt, Toledo, Or.; R. E. Darting, Philo math, Or.; C. C. Brown, Sand Lake, Or.j Martin Butch, Newport, Or.; L. M. Starr, Toicdo,. dr.; W. H. Daniel, Plum, Wash.; R, A. Bensell, Newport, Or.; Clyde Ml Morris, CorvsUlls, Or.; E. .M.Mo01aughry, .Toledo, Or; LM. Smith, Siletz, Or.; SI Hanson, Toledo, Mike Sljota, Taft, Or; J. W. Parrish, Toledo, Or.; 8. J. Whitford, Toledo, Or.; B. F. Sp.fjke, Toledo, Or; James Powell, .VaquiCfc Or.; ,Chas. Eaiglesun, Eddyville, Or; John Potwora, Nortons, Or.; Mrs. Arthur Nye, Toledo, Or.; John Yosek, Toledo, Or; LestPr Waugh Siletz, Or.; a A, Pruott, 8alni, Or.; J. O. Hcndrlcksen, South Beach, Or.; A. HurW,' Albany; Or.; fi. H. Bryant, Nortons. Or.; Henry. Tinnier, Nortons, Or.; Q. ' Damon, Eddyville, Or.; Mir. Edi. Lapino, Elk City Or.; M. S. Hor ning, Rivera, Oallf.; Jas. Franks, Siletz, Or.;. Geo. Chambers, ' Toledo, Or.; C. F. Altree, Toledo, Or.; Pote Peterson, Toledo, Or,;. Ira Bnamch YaquIna, Or.; Joe. Sweartngen, Toledo, Or.; A. T, Peljorson, Toledo," Or.; Mi Roudy, To ledo, Or; A. S. Apret, Salado, Or.; Tom Pavey, Yaqulna, Or.; Henry Corlno, Orton, Or.; Andrew Bristlln, Elk City, Or.; 'Alex'Frr.izr, Otis, Or.; W. F. Hyde, Philomath, Or.; John Buckley, Newport. Or.; J. W. Walker, Woldport, Or.; L. M. Commons, Yaqulna, Or,; C. A. Thompson, Ona, Or.; C. S. Ohmart, Ona, Or.; Dau R, Smith, Toledo, Or; Ira Wado, Toledo, Or.; E. B. Shumway, Toledo, Or.; L. A. Hulbert, Toledo, Or.; John Bradbury;' Newport, Or; G. A. Olin, SilioU,' Or; .'.Matt OJala, Siletz, Or.; Walt.. Harding, Toledo, Or; Mrs. a W. I lor Toledo, Or; E. C Paine, Toledo, Or; Al Marti li, Toledo, Or. ; J. RTuratdge, Toledo,' Or,; A. C. Crawford, SlleU, Or.; Mrs. E. Ofsio dahl, Toledo, Or; Mrs..F. C. Walters, Eugene, Or; Joe Windred, Sdletz, Or.; A. B. Hunt, Eddyville, Or.; J. F. Nagla, Eddyville, Or.; H. S. Portor, Nortons, Or.; W. N. Cook, Cliitwood, Or; J. E. Wihwn, Modtata, Calif.; Fred Wagner, Nortons; Or.; W. R. Moore, Harlan, Or.; Hans C. Nelson, Gresiham, Or.; O. A., Loo, Sllvjrton, Or.; F. S. Mur ray, Otis, Or.; Erik Saarl, Taft, Or. LarMe Logan, Sllotz, Or.; Wanted To trade, Improve' Val ley ranch, valua $10,000, for coast dairy (ranch, Improved or unimproved. , . V. DeQraee, Grand Ronde, Or. FOR RENT 320 aerv farm,"tock for sale, two miles north of Nashville. C. R. Glllett, box 61, Nashville. FOR 8ALEMy house on Fourth street, 10 rooms, furnished or without furniture, lot 100x100, small fruit, good garden spot Will give terms or will trade for ranch suitably located, un incumbered. W. E. Llngenfelter, To ledo, Or. WANTED A team of good horses, must weigh between twelve and four teen hundred each. Also one or two good milk cows. Must be reasonable for cash. W. W. McMickle, Toledo, Or. TWO HO JSES For rent at reason able rate. Call on owner, John Ander son, or seed P. Frederick. (6) SUBSCRIPTIONS-Taken for all papers amd 'magazines. Everett Miller, Toledo. Orecon. phone 1026 . FOR SALE Three fresh cows, two Jerseys, one Durham. Toledo Meat Co. STRAYED Black heifer calf, white on hind legs, and white underneath body. Small sore on left aide. Finder please notify O. W. White, Toledo, Or. (45) HORSE FOR SALE Will work either double or single,' very gentle, broke to ride or drive, weight 1000 tbs. Priced at $25 for quick sale. Horse can be seen at Taylor farm near Nor tons, or enquire J. M. Ewing, Elk City. R E C L E A N E D Grey "and white oat and rye seed for sale at Smith's, Front St., Newport, Or. Can ship to Siletz Bay by Schr. Smith. AHTHUR NYE PLUMBING & PLUMBING SUPPLIES. At OW Skatingr Rink SHEET AND VALLEY TIN R. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Toledo, Oregon . Office In Andrews Building. Office bours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 ui 7 to I a. m. Zm-. -oi7 calls a- eov tlm DR. A. J. HENDRY DENTIST Lady Attendant Office Hours: 0 to 12; 1 to 6 Evenings and Sunoays By Appointment . Office In Andrews Building ii To'eCo, . Oregon ttt 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 IH V !; AL WAUGfl Dealer In Cigar' Tobacco and Butter Kist Pop Corn - . TOLEDO, .OREGON C. E. HAWKINS Attorney-at-Law Toledo, Oregon j t Can You Write a Headline for This? best known and most, successful family cough medicine on the market and the following letter is positively true and genuinet ' . .v. Says' Acta lit. Matik , ' GatsillW-. SNl Brfto., Av.,U AStska.' Cak. writs: I asT aracb ilmun ia tssttfriai U tbs nrr (rast bMBt By UmKy ti I as (ram Uw uss of Fslsy s Hm? sad Tst. It pssitivalvactaliks bssk. sad t ray auad tasr is nothint jb th aisiaet that can wmssra wita it ' WssnsTsr than an) say af sar BSasahaU aantriai trass kasTy salaa r aaa aauaaa sr iMsrsnass. s at aaca gat abattkfraraaiirlscsl strug stors, and attar sas or two doss sstsia ia ' staatrsiMt. iMari far aaca a wluabla srsdactiaa aad tran ma aaaanane ws caaaot do sthsrwias bat rmsj "T V ".' , we ariUiaetf da aad will csatuHH tads a. ,; . . "'Foley' ': M Honey and Tag 1 coiwpotmD ' CLEARS THE THROAT of phledm and rnacna, atop that tickliruj, opens the air paiuujes for easier brea thing and coats the raw, inflamed surfaces with heal log, sooth inf nedicine. Coughs that "hang on" after the grip or "flu" dre relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar, ' CALL F03 CCHeOL WARRANTS Nollw is h;by given iliut wair ran.s Jinv.n on Soil col Dlst. NoJ 74, and numbered I, 2, 4, end S, and end a-soil "'net pild for want of funds" are Jioreby called and Interest stopped this date. Va-Ui JatiUiry 2, 11V20. Mrs. Frank Johnson, Clerk TOaldport, Oregon a S ' New "fear Greeting TO OUR MANYt FRIENDS AND CUSTOM ERS OF 1919. WE WISH TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DURING THE PAST YEAR, AND HOPE THAT 1920 WILL BE ONE OF HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY TO ALL. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT BY BUY ING SHOES, BOOTS AND CLOTHING WITH A REPUTATION FOR GIVING BEST OF SERVICE SUCH AS HELM, ,McKENZIE AND RED CROSS SHOES FOR LADIES. THE WASHING TON SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS ALSO BERG MAN HEAVY SHOES, BALL BAND RUBBER BOOTS AND U. S. RUBBER CO'S RUBBER CLOTHING. ... OUR EFFORTS AT ALL TIMES WILL BE TO SELL AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH. Phone 2805 S. E. NEWKIRK. M'g'r. Tbt raflmrs at tbs OsIIk) Stataa sr MnH tbaa atw-Ulird, savlf as - salt, sf all lbs il'Vi at tbs world. Tbv carrr a- foarlr ItmSk os arn-b (KsUr thao that of aajr otaor mttrr that tbmii mUr so bsiu lor' oor-.p-.ri. sos. Isdood, tbo troflcotsaytoo bitioni may bo eost- atsoa, ssa ui it aoos aot savroaek tbo osmajoTta at Aatcrios borao soa AaMricaa roilaas. Vmtrni Ufa tiuw Coaaais, ; . I ' ' , . n " ' ; w- . . ; ...- J 1 , Ask Any Doughboy Who Was "Over There" and he will tell you that American railroads are the best in the world. ... '.' He .saw, the. foreign roads in England and France, the. best in Europe and in other Con tinental 'countries -and he knows. ' 'The part railroads have played in the develop ment of the United States is beyond measure. ' ' : American railroads have achieved high stand ards of public service by far-sighted and courage ous investment of capital, and by the constant striving of managers and men for rewards for work well done. ''Ve have ,the best railroads in the world we must continue- to have the best. , But they must grow. ' , : J. ':, To the $20,000,000,000, now invested in our railroads, theie will have to be added in the next few years to keep pace with the nation's business, billions more for additional tracks, stations and terminals, cars and engines, electric power houses and trains, automatic signals, safety devices, the elimination of grade crossings and for recon struction and. engineering economies that will re duce the cost of transportation.' ' 1 To attract, to the railroads in the future the in vestment funds of many thrifty citizens, the direct ing genius of the most capable builders and man agers, and the skill and loyalty of the best workmen- r in competition with 'other industries bid ding for capital, managers and men -the railroad industry must bold out fair rewards to capital, to managers and to the men. ;, j , , ..v. , ; American railroads will continue to set world Standards and adequately serve the Nation's needi if they continue to be built and operated on the American principle of rewards for work well done. '". ' , j . , .-, admhemerdUpuMiJied by the rie oVwtrta inf ormaivaa eaaasrm'iif tkt railroad tint alien may obtain littroturt by writing to- The A l tori a . Hon of Railway Exocutim.'ei Broadway. Ntw York. , .'.' -. ,-l',!!.' ;:' : .. '.; . $ , .1 . V Getthe Genuinejulfel and Avoid &V& I r, .r. ;-.. :.V
