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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1920)
PAGE FQlM LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. TOLEDO. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER .5th, 1920. : i You too-rare invited - - - - -:r to order ytrur clothes ''MASTER TAILORED" -to, your own requirements--an assurance of style, quality and fine workmanship that will make you welcome anywhere anytime! 400 NPW FALL WOOLENS $30 to $60 GUARANTEED I 7) FOR SALE 25 head of sheep, 24 ewes, one buck. Call at this office or adilresa Box 335, Toledo, Dp. STRAYED Holstein bull, black and wMte. !ehorned, age three years, weight about 1100. Last seen) about Uupc l&t Anyone knowing his where abouts notify Ralph Hamar, Sllctz, Or. "WANTED iPRACTICLE NURSE Will Take Patients in Her Home Ad dress Mrs. Olive Hampton, Newport, Oregon. LOST, 8TRAYED or STOLEN Chestnut Mare, 8 yrars old. Hind legs white two-thirds way to hocks, small white spot In forehead; branded quarter clrcle-J on right shoulder, also carries some wire cuts. Last seen on roadl leading from Nortons to 81 letz. Anyone seeing her, kindly notify Frederick W. Horey, Toledo, Oregon. - Have a New Mellotte Separator' 600 capacity, will sell for $10.00 less than the present price: Also have 7 heifers, 2 years coming 3, will sell for from $40 to $50. O. W. White, South and East of Jay Dunn place. (40) WANTED 25 or 30 Goats on the Old Seymore Ranch. Write what you have and price. Geo. Morse, Wi- nant, Oregon. S. E- NEWKIRK,Prop. TWO STRAIGHT BACKED S. O. 'Rhode Island Red Cockerels at 93.00 each. One O. A. C. Strain S. C. Barred Rock Cockerel at $2.50. Everett Miller, Toledo, Oregon. TAKEN UP A small white horse about 12 years old, branded RG on left shoulder. Owner may get same by calling at my place and paying for this add. J. N. Loudon, Eddyville.Or. V.'ANTED SECOND HAND Phone Stokes Bros., Yaquina. 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. Huston PurkB was down from Big Elk Monday. Fine line of Men's and Boys' sweat ers at Colvln't. ' ' ' ' Trygve Brautl was a passenger for Cliitwood this noon. For a fine lino of Wall Paper see Colvin. Mr a. U. G. Hart and son, Hanuel, went up to Cliitwood Saturday. Mrs. Jay Dunn returned Saturday evening from a trip to the Valley. Fred Wessel returned Saturday evening from a trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Franzke of New port passed thru to Salem Sunday. Mrs. D. L. Chesley arrived home from Corvallig Saturday evening. C. O. Hawkins the Newport Banker was a Toledo visitor Sunday. C. K. Crosno was up from Soutn Beach Tuesday to vote. Mrs. W. A. Cox returned Sunday af ternoon from a trip to the valley. Dr. W. C. Belt of Newport was in the city yesterday. Druggist Armltage of Newport passed thru to the Valley Tuesday. jacoD jacoDson or floneer was a Toledo visitor yesterday. Mrs. E. 11. bhumway was an east- bound passenger this noon, I H. Lowe was a passenger up the line yesterday noon, returning In the evening, lion. 3. G. Irvln of Newport was a county seat visitor yesterday after noon. Mrs. J. H. Whippo departed last Sunday for Texas tor a visit with her husband. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Horning of Ot ter Rock are visiting relatlv a in To ledo this week. Mis. Catherine Collins arrived home Sunday evening from a month's visit at Portland and Salem. Assessor A. G. Schwartz returned home Saturday evening from a trip to Portland and Salem. Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Wade departed for Portland Sunday noon, where they expect to reside this winter. Forest Supervisor M. S. Durbin of Waldport passed thru Monday even ing enroute home from Corvallls. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Claflln, who have resided here the past several months, departed yesterday for Portland. Supt. Goin returned Monday from a hunting trip in the Bouth end of the county. He reports getting one line buck, Luke Wolf and daughter of Taft Mr. !$ QUALITY Store 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mf ! I MH 1 1 Have Just received notice from STRAUSS BROS. "The Master Tailors," and CHICAGO TAILORING CO., to lower prices on their samples for Suits and Overcoats from $5,00 to $17.00. This shows that these Two Companies want to do the right thing by the Public, as they are Two of the first houses to make such a reduction in prices. Thanksgiving is, Qrly .27 days away, and as it takes from 18 days to 3 weeks to get a suit tailored to measure, I advise you to come in and look the samples and new prices over, and get your order off for that new suit, so you will be . prepared to accept that invitation out to eat Turkey Thanksgiving. NEWKIRK, Prop. Phone 2805 ZZ Jrrr s. e yhorp r,?p. I (JwgS'' Ph.n.2805 :: x 1 I t I tttl f"" T ! T--1l II II I T I 1 1 I I j t WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF MILL FEED, HAY and GRAIN OUR PRICES CANNOT BE BEATEN A SMALL PROFIT AND QUICK TURNOVER IS OUR POLICY OF DOING BUSINESS P. FREDERICK '1 NOTICE OF SALE OF REALTY AT PRIVATE SALE In the County Court of t'-ie Stato of - Oregon for Columbia County In the Matter of the Estate of Wil liam C. Fischer, deceased. ! Under and by virtue of an ORDER ; of SALE duly made and enter-?;! in the ' wfirfi Tnledn visitors vesterdnv. above "entitled matter In the court Wof bringing in the returns from aforesaid, notice is ue:eu ivuu uiiKera precinct the undersigned Executor will oneri Mrg c. O. Hawkins and children f.-,y sale and will cll at private "ai5CB:u up from Newport Saturday for a to the best and highest bidder for cash vUit wW, rf!laUyeB and friendt lc tV.w in hand, lawful money of the united clty. .. . j States of America subject to confirma- M'rs H jwe arriYed home from j Hon by the court, all of the rlsht, title, . portian(j Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lowe interest and eBtato of said deceased hag bgen ttt yje hospital in Portland and of his said estate in and to the : for gome Um6i fc'.'.iwing.real estate, to be offered iMrs. S. P. Adams departed this noon for sale in one parcel, situated and be- torter home in California after a Bev Ing In the County of Lincoln, State eral weeijg' visit with her sister, Mrs.' of Oregon, and described as follows: c E Hawkins, and family in this city. (1) Lots Six (6), Eleven (ID. There will be Shirts, Overalls, Rain ; Twelve (12), Thirteen (13), "Twenty- Coat ShoeSf Capt, Gloves, also a few' One (21), Twenty-Two iwenty- Rubber Booa an(j Rubber Shoes on Seven (27), and Twenty-Eight (28), iBarB,in counter next week, beginning all In Section Two (2), Township Ten Monds,Vt at The Dootery. 10), South of Range Ten (10) West,. Mrs FranCes paine Holt returned Willamette Meridian, containing 163.70 to her holne near Albany this noon af acros more or less; '(or spending a couple of weeks vlt'a (2) Beginning at a point in the hor parent3 Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Paine mji. .. .un otnin T!lut. ond nn tnn . .. . .. Y miuuto vl ui-s "'-i - -- - in tnis city. I section line between Sees. 2 ana 11, J Mrg A M Wilson and Raymond township 10 South of ranse 10 West, Butierj both of Lebanon arrived Sat t Will. Mer., thence West on said sec- urday evening for a visit with Mr. and X tlon line to the S. V. Corner of the Mr8 w a Giison near this city. Mrs. ? S. E. "f said Sec. 2; thence North :wllson Is Mr. Gilson'S mother. T ! on west boundary line of S. E. Vi of j Mf an(1 Mrg j c carg0n and fam L ' oalil Sp.e. 2. aforesaid, to N. W. Corner , vnhnto n iunpd thru vesterdav T of Allotment oi William Klamath, enroute t0 Nevada where they expect I : said allottment being No. 281; thence tQ mnke thelr nome for a COUple of f East on north boundary of said allot- ' ear8- Mr- Carson has leased his T ment of said William Klamath to mid- ranch below Yachats for a term, of Sidle of Siletz River and thence down three yeaw J middle of Siletz Itiver to place of be- Q B MccUskoy and J. B. Booth i; ginning containing zu acieo mum ui lonfl It . , t.u It,- trtnnmnnl. ll (IT. editanienls and appurtenances thero- unto belonging or in anywise apper taining. Bids therefor to be in writing, ad dressed to the undersigned executor in rare of the County Clerk, St. Helens, Columbia County, Oregon. J. Bruce Polwarth, Executor Est. of William C. Fischer, dernaBed. Date of 1st, publication Oct. 22, 1920. Date of last publication Nov. 19, 1920. Toledo Drug Co. T. P. HAWKINS, Prop. - -M- m i m m m TtttTTTVi T VVTTTti t LADIES' MILLINERY GOODS ARNOLD'S also COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND CENTS' FURNISHINGS Call In and look over our line of Hats, Caps, Gloves, Ties, Shirts, Hos iery, Ribbons, Jewelry, Etc.,' Etc. v.-., QUALITY i - Red Crown gasoline has a continuous chain of boiling points. It is an aU'refinery gasoline. ZANDARD OIL CQPANT AL WAUGH Dealer In Cigars Tobacco and Butter Kist Pop Corn TOLEDO. OREGON jCWrirworryinemcn wnomrKS ma Wish IJlSIlcker 4r. Writprnrrinf AJ.TOWER CO 3Ti CMJSFVN. MAM mm rnNriHiHSfi i a m m rt urn fid Tuesday noon from a hunt ing trip in the south part of the county. As near as we can learn they lirl not exterminate all the deer in that section, altlio they report seeing lots of them, and of having had plenty of venison to eat while away. Pleaso notice the Red Cfoss ad in this issue. In addition to the message mrried bv this we might say that MiM Mvlire has been secured to con rtnt a. plana every Friday afternoon at the County Court House in the nmirt Romn. In Red Cross work. All are cordially asked to come and help the community to advance. o NOTICE OF SCHOOL McbTIIMu NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the IperI voters of School District no, of Lincoln County. State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of said niatrlpt will be new at mncipais Room, Grammar School Building, To ledo. Oregon, on tne aim aay oi o- vomhHr. 1920. at 1 o'clock in the after noon to vote on tne proposition m levying a special district tax. Th total amount of money needed Jjy the district during the fiscal year . , T Oloti HOQA anH beginning on juuo v, ending on June SO, 1921, is estimated iha fallowing budget and includes the amounts to be received from the .nutitv school fund, state school fund, nMni district tax, and all other moneys of tne oistnci; DUDGET Estimated Expenditure. Tenors' salaries $10,000.00 Furniture 200.00 Apparatus and supplies, such as maps, chalk, etc, etc 200.00 Rerxilrs of schoolhouses, etc .1,000.00 r ann AA Janitor s wages Janitor's supplies 50.00 SS.al 300.00 Water Clerk's salary 0 00 Postage and stationery. io.vv For the payment of bonded debt and interest thereon, issued under Se-Hons 12. 162 to 153, and 434 of the School Laws of Oregon, 1919 6O0-00 in nn outstand warrants ....480.00 Sinking Fund lor payment oi bonded indebtedness 1,000.00 tTVTTTTTTTTTTTT f Gem Nut Margarine mlfjbl A Pure Spread for Bread K J ' Made from the oD pressed from the whlv I I meat of the cocoanut, peanut oil. Pasteurize I milk; and salt. I It is pore, dean, and delickma. I ' So that your dealer will get it fresh, vn I make it daily in fourteen, conveniently, , I located factories. - I Delicate In flavor, imd conomlcal in ' If price, you may spread Gem Nut gener. I I , oualy end still effect a lubstantial aavlng " 'on your grocery Nil. ' : aW ' Order carton today., &' J SWIFT & CO. '('ffi':. lUnfactvtvd Illy la 0 Portland Plut fm I Total estimated amount of money to be expended for ail purposes during the year $14,965.00 - Estimated Receipt. From county sohool fund during the coming school year ..3,0O0.00 From etate echool fund during the coming school year .... 500.00 Cash now in tha hands of the district clerk 804.25 Cash now in the hands of the county treasurer, belonging to the district ..1,008.00 Estimated amount to be received from all other sources during the coming school year ....5,344.75 Total estimated receipts, not in cluding the money to be re ceived from the tax which it is proposed to vote $10,857.00 Recapitulation Total estimated expenses .for the year $14,965.00 Total estimated receipts not in- Balance, amount to be - raised by district tax $4,298.00 Dated 1920. Attest: this 6th day of November, L. M. Starr, District Clerk. G. B. McCluskey, Chairman Board of Directors. R. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 7oledo, Oregon Office in Andrews Building. Ofllc noun: 10 to iz a. m.; z to 4 nd 7 to eluding the tax to be voted 10,657.00 a Bueiira; calif at any Una
