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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1920)
PACE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TO..EOO, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1930 Gold Gold ! Gold ! There's so much of it that they meas ure it by the millions of bushels 150,000,000 is one state's yield, says "Me COUNTRY GEMTLEMAH Yes, of course,.this gold is wheat the second biggest crop ever harvested, and almost without exception Al grain. There's a message for every farmer in A. B. Macdonald's big Coun-, try Gentleman story of this large-scale success, entitled Rain-Made Gold. This is just one of a num ber of striking articles in next week's issue of the oldest, biggest and best farm weekly printed. J. Sidney Cates tells a fascinating story of aban doned farms and blue berries in New England; Philip Rose has an illum inating study of Plows; Stuart Blythe adds to his splendid "cooperation" series; E. V. Wilcox con tinues his Farming With Water; Clyde Marquis points the connection be tween ships and soils; John R. MacMahon talks of farmer rule in Canada and there are several other equally helpful and stimulating stories. Add to this art work unique in the farm-paper field, catchy humor, handy farm mechanics and a generous lot of the best fiction that's written these days and you will have some idea of hit of the unmatchable bargain you will get if you send me just $1.00 TODAY I You'll Always Be Glad You Subscribed Everett Miller frtone No. 1026 P. o. Box 432 Toledo An utborlied subscription repKKntatlTC of Tie Country Gentlemas The Ladies' Hone Jomil The Sitirdn Ereaisi Port S2M-SI.M 12ta.-12.S 52tai.-J2.iO -ftSfi - . wJHKrn -flfc-.v i TT'iTt ;ia" i- Qrrect lubrication is a science .1 T 1 ! 1 , . r croicnc is a nign-quaury on macs m various consistencies to meet with accuracy the lubrica tion needs of each type of automobile engine. Ey exhaustive study and engine tests our Board of Lubrication Engineers has determined the cor rect consistency of Zeroleneforyourmake of auto mobile. Its recommendations are available for you in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Charts. Get one for your car at your dealer's or our nearest station. Use Zerolene for Correct Lubrication. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) FOB TRACTOR There Is a correct grade of Zero lene tor your tractor. Gee our booklet on Its Correct Luhrtra. tlorc Ask our agent for a copy. A grade for men cype ofetigme i J..a.J..t. J iLJ XAAAAJ. JL.S.J.X.S J.X.t..t. J. J..I. S . TTTTV VTVTTT7TVTVTTTTT I 'TTT'FTTYl 35W (35) THOROUGH BRED Cott-wold Rams lor sale Price $10.00 per head at I. J. Pepin' ranch, Chitwood, Or. TWO YEAR OLD BUCK SHEEP for sale. Phone 1851 or see W. W. McMickle. WANTED A good, steady, gentle manly salesman to handle a Ward's wagon in Lincoln County. No exper ience needed. For full particulars write promptly to Dr. Ward's Medical Company, Winona, Minnesota. Es tablished 1856. FOR SALE Full Blood Cockerejs, White Monorcha, $3.00 each, now five months old will cost you more to wait till late. Address, Mrs. Leola Stone, Otis, Ore. FOR SALE "K" Handpower Stump Puller and 200 feet of Cable, 2 Blocks and a Takeup. Will sell reasonable H. A. Matheson, Toledo, Oregon. Mc- PEARS FOR SALE W. VV. Mickle, Toledo, Or. L (34) FOR SALE Shingle Mill 4 Miles northwest of Nortons, capacity 25 thousand per day. Mill complete. Write or see Fred Womack, Elk City. I SCHOOL SHOES BOYS' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES, RUBBER Z BOOTS AND RUBBERS, OIL AND RUBBER COATS, CAPES AND HATS A FEW SUGGESTIONS AS TO FITTING THE BOYS AND GIRLS IN FOOT-WEAR FOR THE WINTER GET LIGHT OR MEDIUM WEIGHT SHOES AND RUBBERS OR HEAVY SHOES WITHOUT RUB BERSOR BETTER STILL WHERE THEY HAVE A LONG DISTANCE TO GO WITHOUT SIDE WALKS, IT WOULD BE BEST FOR THEM TO HAVE A LIGHT OR MEDIUM WEIGHT SHOES TO USE DURING THE MILD WEATHER AND IN THE SCHOOL ROOM AND RUBBER BOOTS TO WEAR TO AND FROM SCHOOL OUR SHOES CONSIST OF STYLE AND QUAL ITY, AND MADE BY MANUFACTURERS THAT ARE NOTED FOR MAKING NOTHING BUT THE BEST GRADE OF SHOES, SUCH AS THE "BERGMAN SHOE CO.," "THE WASHINGTON SHOE M'F'G CO.," "FITH IAN-BARKER SHOE CO.," "MARSH &. CHAPLIN SHOE CO.," MAK ERS OF THE "LION BRAND SHOES," " MARA THON SHOE CO.," "A. S. KREIDER SHOE CO.,, FOR SALE OR TRADE For Toledo or Nevport Property. $3000 Equity In 160 acre stock farm b'z miles south of Eugene in Lane Co. 100 acres cleared. .6 room house, large barn and other out buildings, all fenced, mostly woven wire; on county road; watered by several springs; plenty fruit; plenty timber. What have you to exchange? S. E. Pardee, Springfield, Oregon. (3D CAR FOR SALE A 1917 Max- well Car In good condition, all good tires, chains, tools, eve.-ything, com- plete $300.00 a bargain. Party mov. ing away, call at Carsons' Garage. 29 PIGS FOR SALE From 6 weeks to 2 and a half months old, all weaned if you want pigs, see Sam. Brass- field, Siletz, Oregon. WANTED A BOY from 5 to 10, who lives too far from cchool to go. Must be studious, loving, obedient and not fussy. Might Iftsrn twice as much as at school. Write to, or call on C. M. Drake, Toledo, Oregon. l3JlFOn SALE CHEAP if taken at once 40 acres of land at Chitwood. Elmer Martin, Chitwood, Or. STRAWBERRY PLANTS New Or egon $1.25 per hundred; also Yellow Diffodil and White Narcissus Bums- John Steicer, Toledo, Ore., Box 105. FOR RALE One "brown Jersey cow, will be fresh in January. Monroe Nel son, Toledo, Or. BUNGALOW For sale, located close in. Priced at $1200 for quick salo. See G. B. McCluskey. Have your eyes examined and fitted with glasses by a Graduate Optomet rist. Causes of headache removed, eyes straightened, and eye strain relieved. Private office for examinations. Prices very reasonable. F. M. French & Sons Jewelers and Optimetrists, Albany, Or. Water Front leat Market ft TOLEDO, OREGON S. R. ANDERSON, Proprietor DEALER IN FRESH AND CUBED MEATS FISH AND POULTRY MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS WlLL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION I TOLEDO, Hdqrs. for Ground Bone. OREGON ONE HUNDRED HEAD ANGORA GOATS WANTED Must be free from all disease and In good condition. Send price and all information in first letter. Albert A. Falcon, 133 N. 16th St., Portland, Oregon. NEW CLOSED SPRUCE CONES WANTED W. P. Manning of the firm of C. H. Manning Sons For est Treo Seed Collectors will be in Toledo soon, to in struct anyone desiring to collect Spruce cones. Watch these colums for the date. AL WAUGH . Dealer in s Cigars Tobacco and Butter Kist Pop Corn 1$SSEZ&$&' Phone 2805 I S. E. NEWKIRK, Prop. " Phone 2805 New line of men's hats at Arnold's. Mrs. Ira Wade departed lor Albany this noon. Zadok Thayer went out to Corvallls Wednesday noon. Ocrald Cslkins of Harlan Is a Toledo visitor today. F. M. Cook was up from , Ona the first of the week. Rev. Walter Ross was over from Si letz Tuesday. Ott Nye was a passenger for New poit Monday evening. ' Ailiurice Andersen was over frpm ithe Siletz Wednesday. It. R. Gwyun had business at Elk City Tuesday afternoon, Vernon Folmsuee of Big Elk was In the city Sunday. Newt. GuIIliams of Beaver Creek was in the city Monday. Cliff Crosno was up from South Beach Sunday. G. F. Cruson was a passenger for the Valley Sunday. Miss Iris Akin returned to Yaqulna Sunday afternoon. Mrs. L. H. Lowe was a passenger for Portland Sunday. Contractor Thos. Youn; was a pas BL-:it,er lor Portland Sunday. L. M. Commons of Ona was a To ledo visitor Tuesday afternoon. Geo. Larsen the sawmillman was over from the Siletz Wedn"sday. L. C. Mowery of Lower Siletz was a county seat visitor Wednesday. A. H. Schlecht is shingling the Do dele building on the Water r rout. Mr. and Mrs. Kearns of Newport were Toledo visitors yesterday. N. H. Sherwood went out to Albany Sunday, returning Monday. Come In and see the new Fall and Winter hat for ladies at Arnold's. Attorney B. F. Jones was up from Newport on ousineBS Wednesday after noon. Prosecuting Attorney Q. B. Mc Cluskey had business at Newport yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bradbury depart ed Wednesday for the State Fair at balem. Patronize Home Industry and save money you may need it. Toledo Planing Mills. 1 Mrs. A. E. Franklin departed Sunday for Saiem where Bhe will visit llie State Fair. J Mrs. Eva Follett of Philomath lias ', buuu visiting here with her inolher, Mrs. Wien Emerson. Attorney J. Hennesy Murphy was up troin the Resort City Monday after noun. Mrs. Dale Kimes, and son. Dale, Jr., went to Portland Monday, returning Wednesday. Jesse Gwynn sold two lots the first of the week to Mrs. Mulkey. These lots are near the Adventist Church. Jesse Daniels arrived home from Portland Saturday evening, driving in with a new ton and a. half truck. He was accompanied ty Walter Hall. They report a hard trit from Corvallls on account of the muddy ro.--.as. All persons having stnte library books are requested to return same to the library as once, a3 the library is ready to send them to Salem. As soon as these are sent in a new al lotment will be sent to this ulaco. Jacob E. Schnistndt of Eddyville was a county seat visitor tfie first of the week. Mr. Schmandt has just in vented and taken out a patent on a de vise for sewing grain sacks. The ma chine does the work in a second that it would take several minutes to do bv hand. , . :. .twwjft i n Hi fTTTTTTTTTTTT-s TT i m I iTTTl'TTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTi Ti tt1' 4 TTTTTTTTTttTttf ?tl Frederick's QUALITY Store Granulated Sugar, 6 pounds tl.OO Bordens Carnation or Llbbys Milk 15c. a Can 'Jap Rice, Good Quality, 10c. a pound Small White Beans, Oregon Grown 8c. a pound A Good Coffee, 30c. a pound Ask for a Sample Royal Baking Powder, Regular 50c. Can, 38c. Get our Price on Blend Flour Positively the Best Flour sold in Toledo. , P. FREDERICK When in need of Go to CARSON'S GARAGE Peterson Howe HARDWARE TIN and GRANITE WARE HEATING ST0VES and RANGES SPORTING GOODS and AMUNITION WE ISSUE HUNTING and FISHING LICENSES rTTT'l 1 Tl TTTTTTTT1TT TTTTTT W 1 THE TRAVELERS HOME i South Beach ! Hotel I The Place to Stop $ when Traveling to and from all parts of the Valley to Waldport and Yachat3 T via Yaquina Lmeals served family styli Phonographs Selling on Easy Terms 8ERMS SUCH AS THESE MAKE THE WON DERFUL PATHE A HAPPY POSSIBILITY FOR YOUR HOME. . UT LIKE LIFE'S BEST OPPORTUNITIES THEY REQUIRE PROMPT ACTION. THE FIRST PAYMENT IS SO LOW, THE IN STALLMENTS SO EASY AND MY PROP- (OSITION SO IRRESISTABLE THAT TOMOR ROW THESE PATHES WILL BE ADORNING MANY HOMES THAT WERE MUSIC EMPTY BEFORE. E HERE EARLY FOR THE BEST SELEC TION FROM THIS SPECIAL LOT. COSTS NO MORE THAN THE ORDI NARY PHONOGRAPH. YOU'LL BE AS PROUD AS THE PATHE ROOSTER WHEN YOU OWN A PATHE PHONOGRAPH. ABSOLUTE PERFECTION OF TONE QUALITY TH REASON FOR THE HEAVY PATHE DEMAND ateman & B Bateman I 4 X at all hours. PRICES RIGHT i Peterson Hardware Co. f Toledo, Oregon
