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LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 20th, 19.13
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Will save your MOTOR and save you MONEY
Take home a barrel today
you cannot deny them
Motorists buy Zerolene because it is
good lubricating oil; because it makes the
car last longer. (
More than half the motorists of the
t Pacific Coast states use Zerolene. Such
approval i3 never an accident; it is given
only as a reward to products of highest
quality.
The resoures, experience, knowledge
and equipment of the Standard Oil Com
pany create an efficiency in the manu
facture of fine lubricants hard to dupli
cate elsewhere in the world.
Buy Zerolene for Correct Lubrication.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
For Tractors
There la a correct ffradn of
Zerolene for your tractor.
Get our booklet on Ita Cor
rect Lubrication. Aek our
agent for a copy.
Agrade for
each type
We carry a full line of Zerolene Oils and Greases'
Toledo-
(Ik M MOTOR CARS J Ji
FOR THE
HOME GARAGE
A 15 - gallon black
Bteel barrel of Zerolene
affords the greatest
economy and conveni
ence in the use of cor
rect lubrication. Take3
up little room.
PETERSON HDWR. CO.
J. W. GRAHAM
Siletz-
HALL BROS.
R. E. CHANDLER
Ortons-
V. H. GARDNER
Newport-
A. L. TAYLOR
HUNTER BROS. GARAGE
J. A. MAXWELL
sWaldport-
C. R. COPELAND
MORRIS-HALLMARK CO.
aagaaacaaeiiiawiiii lurrmmrtKMmst.
P. H. Elting was over from Orton
Saturday.
L. II. Payne was up from the Resort
City Saturday.
Wm. Porter of Orton was In the
city Saturday.
Attorney JJ. P. Jones was up from
Newport Saturday.
L. A. Hulbert shippea a er.r of fat
beef to Portland Saturday.
R. C. Bemrope was nvr xinnr
Creek Sunday afternoon.
Merchant P. Frederick unloaded a
car of cement Wednesday.
O. F. Dickson was over from Drift
Creek Wednesday on business.
Supt. 15. L. Chalcraft was over from
the Siletz Tuesday afternoon.
Dr. Forbes of Newport passed thru
to Elk City last Sa.urday nocn.
Mrs. L. J. Drown and chi.Mren have
bcen at Newport the past week:
When in need of wearing apparel
go to Fish'a New stock on hand.
Mrs. C'lnvlx;i Ynunir r.ml fMiHrnn
jjjjare Dp.'iid:::s a few days at Newport.
Irs. v. H. Ilurton return3:l Sunday
from a slioit irip to Vancouver. IS. C.
lit Ivi.-MJlh."rs flf iha Vnn'nnrt On..f rnw.
I "v' V J -'11 v inn-
Iji miSKion were in the city laat Saturday.
Chas. Strawn returned home Satur
day evening from a trip to the Valley.
A. I. Turner returned to Corvallls
Monday after a short visit with his
family here.
I.r. N. Anderson, and son, Stanley,
went out to Salem, Monday, returning
Wednesday evening.
Miss Dorothy frewton of Corvallls
returned homo Monday after a visit
here and at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. John Larsen of Port
land are visiting wilh Mrs. Larsen's
mother, Mrs. J. G. Johnson, near this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Heimbach ar
rived on Tuesday's train to Bpend a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Burton.
Sirs. F. W. Carson, Miss Thelma
Fowler and Miss Louise Whippo went
up to Nashville last Saturday to play
for a dance.
The grading for the new National
bank. building has been completed and
the concrete work mill be commenced
at once.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Howell drove
down to Yachats Sunday to n'tpnd
the wedding of Morris Harrison and
Pearl Emmons.
Frank Hyde of Philomath was visit
ing here wi.h his mother the first of
the week. Frank returned to Philo
math Tuesday.
Mrs. E. J. Fowler and daughter,
Miss Thehiia, spent several days at
Newport this week, returning home
yesterday nocn.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Collins of Si
lets were in the city Saturday enroute
to their home at Siletz after spending
a week at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Signer arrived
down from Portland the first of the
wesk for a visit with Mrs. Signer's
mother, Mrs. Johnson.
Frederick' Quality Store always
haa such a nice display of Fruits and
Vegetables that stranger usually ask
where they are grown.
Mrs. S. P. Adams of Oakland, Calif-
arrived Saturday evening for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. C. E. Hawkins,
and other relatives in this city.
F. M. Cook and family arrived down
from Rainier last Friday via. auto.
They went on thru to Ona where Mr.
Cook is Interested in a shingle mill.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCluskey ar
rivod home last Friday evening from
an extended vl3it with ther daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Litchfield, and family at
Portland.
Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth of Marshfield
and Mrs. Herman Horning of Grants
Pass arrived in Toledo last Saturday
for a visit with Fred and Elmer Horn
ing and families.
Mts. E. Henry and daughter, Miss
S'anhope, arrived Sunday evening for
a visit wHh A. O. Schwartz In this
city. They returned to their home in
Portland yesterday noon.
Cha3. Hock received a carload of
cement Wednesday for use on the
Corvallls-Newport hishwav. Mr. Mock
has the contract putting in itlie con
crete culvert ends.
H. E. Peterson the jeweler, has pur
chased a lot on Second street of J. I.
Wright. This lot is just west of R. A.
Andersen's new house. Mr. Peterson
expects to build on same next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Rassmussen and son,
accompanied by Mrs. Zevely departed
Friday afternoon for their homes In
Portland after spending a week on
the coast. They were travelling via
auto.
iMr. and Mrs. Zaloom of Salem wefe
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Altree
at Siletz the first of the week. They
rpi'iit several days last weok at the
beach. Mrs. Altree and Mrs. Zaloom
are sisters.
Mrs. O. R. Altree and daughters,
Edna and Margaret, returned to Port
land Sunday, alter a short visit here.
Mrs. N. H. Sherwood and daughter,
Miss Ilah, were passengers for Port
land Monday.
Turnoy's of Chemawa are giving a
concert at Siletz tomorrow evening.
Rmhyn Turney, violinist and compos
er assisted by Mr3. Gertrude Turner,
pianist, will ph.y a number of their
own contritions as well as other
Ki l'tli.nsT An admission f 25c. for
1 rhiWr-n and 50c. for adults will be
4 ( narseu.
I Poviil Murray, who has been making
his home with his son, Hush, near
this city, departed last week for
Wheatland, Wyo. He accompanied
his daughter home, Mrs. A. L. Nelson,
who has been visiting here. They
took with them to that dry land, some
of the fruit from Mr. Murray's Or
chardbrook farm, and some ot Mr.
Dubl's excellent cauliflower.
To get out an advertisement this week, but Wish
to ANNOUNCE that during BUYERS' WEEK in
PORTLAND, I picked up some good BARGAINS
in the following MERCHANDISE, and I am going
to give my customers the benefit of these buys
Two (2) dozen Men's Flannel Shirts, Colors,
Khaki, Blue, Grey and Red
Two (2) dozen Men's Cotton Work Pants, Colors,
Dark with Stripe
Four (4) Men's Overcoats, Colors, Dark Grey,
Sizes 38 and 40
Six (C) Men's Wool Stag Shirts, Colors, Dark
Grey and Plaid,. Sizes 15'2 to 13
Three (3) dcien Men's Dress Shirts' with Collars,
Sizes15to1712
Twelve (12) pp.irs Men's Heavy Brown Wcrk
Shoes, Sizes C to 10
Four (4) Boys' Wool Mackinavvs, Size3 34 and 36
Twelve (12) Boys' Fine Rib Cordur-oy Knicker
bocker Pants, Sizes 6 to 16
Just received a shipment of Ladies' and Men's
Fall Dress Shoes
Do not fail to see the New Samples for Fall
Some Classy Samples for Suits and Overcoats
At Lowest Prices, Too
You have one of the Largest Stocks of Shoes and
Merchandise in the ounty to Choose from here at
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S. E. NEWKIRK,
Prop.
Phone 2805
The Busiest Place in Town i
QUALITY
Store
. AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE COUNTY
ACCOMMODATING. PLEASANT CLERKS
A CLEAN. WELL KEPT STORE
THAT'S WHAT MAKES THIS THE BUSY STORE
Merchandise
P. FREDERICK
Cash Paid for Spruce and Pine
CONES
Any one desiring to collect Spruce and Pine cones
please write C. H. Manning Sons, at Roy, Wash
ington, for full instructions, and date to com
mence collecting them, along with price paid
for same.
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Kero Gas
Oil Stoves
Peterson Hardware Co.
PEARL OILCKBROSENE) is
refined and re-refined by
a special process, mak
ing it a clean-burning
fuel for home use. Ask
your dealer for PEARL
OIL.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CAMTORNIA)
DR. A. J. HENDRY
DENTIST
Lady Attendant
Office Hours: 10 to 12; 1 :30 to 4
Office In Andrew Building
Toledo, ... Oregon
K G. B. McCLUSKEY
" Attorney-at-Law ;
Toledo, Oregon J