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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
PACE .-OUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. TCi.EOO. OREGON, FRIDAV AUGUST 27th, ISIO ' mm It's a cinch to figure why CameSs sell! L ' i "ii "ia j T.l TWKKISH & DOMESTIC NOTICE Berry picking and trespassing on rry property at Yaqulna is prohibited. Anyone desiring to secure berry pick ing rights see, Melvin Teeters, Ya quina, Oregon. Signed Mrs. Lydia A. Rassmussen, Owner. o . SHERIFF'S SALE In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lincoln County Harold J. Skinner, Plaintiff, VS. Robert M Gray, a bachelor nnd R. N. Warnock and Suda Wr-rno'.k, his wife, Defendants. By virtue of an cxerutlon and order of sale Issued out cf the above en titled Court In the above cn Itled ac tion to me diretrd nnd dated the I7tf. .1.... a.. A n 1DOA In favor of Harold J. Skinner. Plaintiff I end against the above named Defen- J ilnnts for the sum of IS10.34 with In terest theron at the rate of 12 per n nt per annum from the 3rd day of August A. D. 1920, and $149.77 at 6 per cent from August 3rd, 1920, and a further sum of $150.00 attorney's fins and costs taxed at $27.00, and ( r.ls of this writ commanding me to aril the following described renl prop erty situate in Lincoln County, Oregon as follows, towlt: The South Half (S) of the South West Quarttr (SWVi) of Sectlou Thirty-Pour (34) in Township Ten (10) South, Rango Eleven (11) Wes: of thel Willamette Meridian. -NOW. THERETO MS In compliance with the demands of said execution decree aud order of sale I - will on Saturday the 18th day of September A. D. 1920. at 1 o'clock P. M. at tlie You should know why Camels are so unusual, so refreshing, so tisfyine. First, quality second. Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos which you'll certainly prefer to either kind smoked straight 1 Camels blend makes possible that wonderful mellow mildness yet all the desirable bo&y is there ! And, Camels; never tire your taste I You'll appreciate Camels freedom' from any unpleasant cigaretty after-! taste or unpleasant cigaretty odor I For your own satisfaction compare Camels puff by puff with any ciga rette in the world at any price I Camaa an told erwrywhvrw in mcterrtiAcmlty aaabo? pmckmtn of 10 cija mm tor 20 send; or fen paca-a ( 200 citfareftea) in a JJaaaina-paper-covarad carton. Wti strongly ncommond thn carton tot lh homo or omca aupnv or whrn yu ttevel R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Winston-Salem, N. C, (20) WANTED ONE 1400 ID LOGG ING HORSE, not over 8 years of age. Address Albert Cook, Chitwood, Ore. FOR 6ALE A RED SHORT HORN BULL, 4 yrs. old this fall. A'fine ani mal. Fat, perfectly gentle, sure. Price $75. I have two and don't need him any more. IJj mile west of To ledo on Yaqulna read. D. J. Derby. FOR SALE TWO GOOD MILK Cows ALSO Span of Young Horse See Seth Rowe. Alec Thompson went up to Elk City Monday. George Hoeflcln went up to Elk City Saturday. Paul Chatterton of Taft was a To ledo visitor Saturday. James Franks wa3 over from the Hilda Saturduy. . J. M. Ewlng of Elk City was a To ledo visicur Saturday. Kd Wright came over from Falls City Tuesday evening. J. T. Mahoney the Slletz merchant was in the city Monday. Kill "trout was washed yesterday from Fifth to Second streets. El 'Fowler ratitrned Wednesday fiv ni a trip to Centralis, Wash. Watermelons at Gildorsleeve's cheaper than you can steal them. Flnser Horning has sold his resl d nee on Second street to P. Frederick. Ceonte Smith the Chitwood mer- I ciiunt was In the city on business S.it- ui iv.y. Cluyion and I.e.Trand Dickson depart i .1 Saturday io'r Independence and the l::p yards. X-Vj. Clara Curry of Albany Is vlslt ip r v.-tth bfr parpnts, Mr. and Mrs. II. Larson, in this city. Njto Watkins was over fron Drift C'pek Wednesdny visiting with Mr. and Mi'3. John Crooks. U'thard Umbai'sh of Kelso, Wash., is viM'hig with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and ilrs. Warren Hall In this city. I! nth Larson returned Friday even in!,' from n trip to Albany. She was accompanied by her nephew. Hilly Cur ry. A. E. Irvine of Oelweln, Iowa, Is vi.-. ting relatives at Silefcs this week. This Is Mr. Irvine's first visit to the coast. Mrs. S. E. Butler and Miss Esther Chamberlain went out to Albany yes terday for a visit with Mrs. James Salvage. W. H. Huntsucker of Poole Slough was in the city on business last Friday. He was accompanied by Miss Anna Wright. Mrs. Wm. Jackson of San Francisco Is visiting here for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peterson, while en route to Seattle. Orvllle Hlte and wife and Mr. and Mrs. BaughnJiu e,i Pnrtland are vlsit lnK at tlie T. B. Butler home down the bay this week. BERRY PICKER'S HEADQUARTERS For Coveralls, Overalls, Hats, Shoes and Glovts at Less miney for cash. The Bootery. Mr. and Mia. S. M. Leake and Z. N. Agee of Roseburg, arrived Saturday evonlm for a rhort visit with Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Agee In this city. (?8)..FOR SALE OR TRADE 190 Acres Stocked and Equipped Dairy Ranch 42 miles from Lebanon, Ore. Go:H buildings, water, fine crops usually about 1000 bu. apples, pears, prur..3, plums and grapes. Would ac cept in exchange partly Improved place preferably In the Slletz or Sal- men mver vantys up w . "r" Lester Martin of Newport passed sand or 2 smaller places. The -re-' ,.8'" "'V' T.mm. rnH rsnVTc'aus-o' olr'sMngton; where he will make the change is age and failing j visit for a time. health. J. S. Campbell, R. D. 2, Leb-. Mrs. S. K. Booth and daughter, lanon, Linn Co., Oregon. Mabel, accompanied by Miss Marie 1 la-vnor wppa nRpaemrers for NewDOrt run sale-uu jer.cy r'H , ,u , Saturday evening. weeKS o u. hub. lain. i ur at $8.00. WATERMELONS at Glldersleeve's cheaper than you can staal them. NEW ARRIVALS Dark Grey Kid Lace Shoes, Cuban Heels; Black Kid With Grey Suede Tops, Military Heels; Brown Calf Lace Shoes, Cuban Hee!3. THE BOOTERY. LOST BLACK HAND GRIP Near ummit. Finder Plea's Leave a. Summit Store. Reasonable Reward. 10 Choice Fred Romtvedt, Toledo, Or. FOR SALE Ranger Bicycle used one season 26 inch frame. Pr!c $15.00 Fred Romtvedt, Toledo, Ore. WE HAVE some good buys In used Ford and Chevrolet cars. Carson Gar rage. Have your eyes examined and fitted with glasses by a Graduate Optomet rist. Causes of headache removed, eyes straightened, and eye strain relieved. Private office for examinations. Prices very reasonable. F. M. French & Sons Jewelers and Optimetrists, Albany, Or. BERRY PICKER'S HEADQUARTERS For Coveralls, Overalls, Hats, Shoes and Gloves at Less money for cash. The Bootery. (31) FOR SALE House and 10 lots, front door of the County Court House, well fenced In Toledo for J10B0. Only in the City of Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for nsh, all the right title and interest of thn above named Defendants in tlio above nanird blIIjii, in the above S-'.c. ed property to satisfy said ex ecution and order of sale, interest, fto.its and accruing costs. W. E. Simpson, Sheriff ' of Lincoln County, Oregon. Date of First Publication, August 2?"i, 1 flute of Last Publication, September 17th, 1920. $400 cash, balance at 7 per cent Good investment so take advantage of this offer quick. Write Alice Frederickson, Toledo, Or. (28) FOR SALE Two grade Jersey cows and one young heifer. Chas. Severson, Toledo, Or. FOR SALE CHEAP ONE SINGLE HARNES3 Enquire N. H. Sherwood, j Toledo. Oregon. NOTICE. OF MEETING Of l ha Board of Equalization of Lin coln County, Oregon, for the year 1920. All to Whom It May Concern, Greet ings: Take no' ire that th0 Board of Equal isation fcr Lincoln County, Oregon, Hill me" on tue second Monday of September, the same being the 13th lay of Scptn'iihcr, 1920, for the pur puse of correcting, cquullkiiiR and ex amining the asue.ssoirnt rolls for Lin- C'!n County. ;u returned Ly the Asses T ic ''rut full v.ee'ir will ho Bet asliltfor revolving p t'itlciis and com plain Th. by hw rei'ii'.rv 1. The above niieting will i e he'd in the Cou-t r.jom In Ihf: Court llout'P at Toledo. Oiegon, at ' o'clock A. M. on Monday, (lie 13th day of September, 1920. A. G. Schwarti, Awrcr of Linerln Co., Oregon. ONE HUNDRED HEAD ANGORA GOATS WANTED Must be free from all disease and in good condition. Send price and all Information In first letter. Albert A. Falcon, 133 N. 16th St., Portland, Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE la hereby Klvn that the rn ler'slcn'-d r.dmlr.lstrator ? the Es tn! of August Baumann, doce- sed. Inn filed In the County Court of Lincoln County. State of Oregon, his fnal ac count as such administrate r cf t-ni.l estate, and that Monday the 4:h d. y of October, 1920, at the lma- of Ten O'clock A. M., has been flxfd by the Court as the time for hmrir.g of ob jections to nald report, and the s-tt'.--Eient thereof. Andrew Wendclln, Administrator of the L'stn e of Aug ust Bat-manO; leccancd. (31) FOR SALE Good sound young team, wr.lght about 3400. See Chas. Miller, Chitwood, Or. WANTED GOOD SUBSTANTIAL Row Boat, Length not over 16 feet, Suitable for Evenrude. B. W. Sper ling, Toledo, Oregon. HAVE YOU A TRACT OF GOOD Merchantable Timber? Write J. B. Lister, Bex 142, Hood River, Oregon. (28) DO YOU WANT A TRACT OF LAND for Stock Raising? You can get 495 Acres Just over the line In Benton County. There are two good barns and two houses, excellent spring water at many places. Inquire of J. B. Lis ter, Box 142, Hood River, Oregon. If you perfer a larger tract, say 1500 acres, cay ro, and it is yours. There are 5 houses and several barns. Two houses Modern. J. B. Lister. (28) FOR SALE Eleven- six weeks old pips. Call or write to Fred Wes son, Toledo, Oregon. SHERIFF'! SALE In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lincoln Kllu Hayues, Plaintiff. Vs. Homer c. McDanlels, nnd Etta Mc Daniels his wire, W. L. VanHorn and A. Neprach, Defendants. By virtue of an execution and order of sale Issued out of the above en titled Court In the above entitled ac tion to me directed and dated the 17th, day of August, A. D. 1920 in favor of Ella Haynes Plaintiff and against the above named Defendants for the sum of $891.10 with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 31st day of July, A. D. 1920 and a further sura of $75 00 at torney's fees and costs taxed at $28.75, and costs of this writ commpnrlWs iiiu to sell the following described real property situate In Lincoln Coun ty, Oregon as follows, towit: A piece of parcel of land. "Com mencing at the (i) Section corner on the North Boundary of Section Five (5), In Township No. Eleven South of Range No. Eleven West Willamette Meridian, and running thence S. 0 de grees 07 minutes West on the center line of said Section No. Five (5), above described 660 feet 4o a post, Catherine Agee, a teacher at the Eugene schools, arrived Saturday evening for a visit with her brother, O. L. Agee, and family. Gilman Gray passed thru this noon enroute to Portland after spending a couple of weeks with' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gray at Newport. iMrs. Helen Daniels and sister, Mls Mry Gurney, of Roseburg, have been visiting the past two we3ks with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Daniels at Slletz. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nye and child ren drove out to Jefferson Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pruett They returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane returned to their homr at The Dalles the first of the week after a short vlBit with f.ir. old Mrs. Seth Rowe near this city. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Eunson of Port land wora In the city Tuesday enroute home from a visit with Mrs. Eunsqn's brother, Jesse Danlela, and wife at Slletz. Mrs. W. E. Ball entertained the Ladles Whist Club Wednesday after noon. Mrs. Myrtle Harding captured first prize and Mrs. Aileen McCluskey the booby. NEW ARRIVALS Dark Grey Kid Lace Shoes, Cuban Heels; Black Kid With ' Grey Suede Tops, Military Heels; Brown Calf Lace Shoes, Cuban Heels. THE BOOTERY. Mrs. Mary Day arrived down from Portland last Friday evening. -Mrs. Day has been residing in Eastern Washington the past year, but Intends to asain make her homo here. - We are experiencing our first Fall rain today. The rain was badly need ed as the pastures were drying up and the danger from forest fire was getting greuter each day. m Marzaret Sturdevant and son, accompanied by Mrs. Rolla Gaar, re- Z i To get out an advertisement thi3 wsek, 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 33 and 40 Six (6) Men's Wool Stag Shirts, Colors, Dark Grey r.nd Plaid, Sizes 1y2 to 18 Throa (3) dozen Men's Dress Shirts with Collars, Sizes 15 to 1 72 Twelve (12) paiis Men's Heavy Brown Work Shoos, Sizes 6 to 10 Four (4) Boys' Wccl Mackinaws, Sizes 34 and 36 Twelve (1.':) Boys' Fine Rib Corduroy Knicker bocker Pants, Sizes C to 16 Just rsceived 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 ono of ths Largest Stocks of Shoos and Merchandise in the ounty to Choose from here at S. E. NEWKIRK, Prop. Phono 2805 Frederucls's QUALi TY Store WHEN YOU TRADE AT THIS STORE YOU GET THE BENEFIT OF OUR ABILITY TO BUY IN LARGE QUANTITIES THE SAVINGS WE MAKE, WE PASS ON TO YOU THE LARGE VOLUME OF BUSINESS WE DO ENABLES US TO SELL YOU GOOD MERCHANDISE FOR LESS THAN OUR COMPETITORS WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS AND ALWAYS GIVE YOU QUALITY MERCHANDISE ALONG WITH PRICES THAT CAN'T BE BEAT P. FREDERICK j Water Front Meat Market S. R. ANDERSON, Proprietor DEALER IN FRESH AND CURED MEATS FISH AND POULTRY MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TOLEDO, .... OREGON near Wagon Bridge: Thence East 6C0 "?0 Portland Monday after spend met 10 a pusi. mence . u degrees Uf , wnPk8' with the former s minutes ObO feet to a post situate on i M, nT,rt Mrs. W. T. Ball InW VT.ih hnlllMuhi. entA Cw.t ) .... X'.. I I'ttl nil' I'UI HI UJ H 11 U H 1 . V 1 DttlU 1)1.1. 11 IJ 11 11U 1 " . Five (5) above described, thence West tnl9 c ' When in need of cement work or plastering see Chas. Mock. WANTED RASPBERRIES, Straw berries and Other Fruit during August Bret Prlc?-. L. C Smith, Phone 5505 Newport, O-ejor. 1 alng the North boundary of ald Sfictlon No. Five (D) 660 feet to the place of beginning, the same contain ing Ten (10) acres according to the survey thereof. NOW, THEREFORE In compliance with the demands of said execution decree and order of sale I will on Saturday the 18th' day of September . O. 192b. at 1 o'clock P. M. at the front door of the County Court House, in the Cky of Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for cnh. all the right title and interest of the above named Defendants In the above named action, in the i.hove described property to satirfy said ex ecution and order of sale, Interest, costs and accruing costs. W. E. Simpson, Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon. Date of First Publication, August 20th. 1920. Dnte of lt Publication, September X7tii, n:o. ,.-a it Te een arrived msi week from Mlna, N. D.. and expect to make Toledo their home. They have taken up their Tesldence In the Ted McElwain "cottage on Grove near Second street Sain Brassfleld brought over 2000 pounds o? wool from Slletz Saturday for shipment to Albany. 11 went from here to Kddyvllln where he ex pect to ship about f.000 rounds more. The voM goes to f.M Albany Tannin Company. Jo-,n .lacobson was down from Chit vooi' Stt'.nrday having rn Injured foot -ttrnt'fd to. Mr. Jacobson had his foot severely Injured recently while logging- He rolled a los down an In cline, the log striking against a dead fr ' The jar broke the top put of thtree and It fell endwise and struck m Ms toot, badly smashing It. He will be laid up for six weeks or two months. 8 Kero Gas Oil Stoves Peterson Hardware Co. KEEP a supply of PEARL OIL, (kero sene) on hand for use in oil cookstoves, heaters and lamps. Pearl Oil is clean and economical. Your dealer cin supply you. Ask for PEARL OIL. STANDAftD OIL COMPANY (CALIFORNIA) DR. A. J. HENDRY DENTIST Lady Attendant Office Hours: 10 to 12; 1:30 to 4 Office In Andrews Building Toler'o, Oregon G. B. McCLUSKEY Attorney-at-Law Toledo, Oregon
