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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1921. fr 11 " Can Guessing Win? Between the prices paid to the producer and by tho consumer there is a staggering difference. There is one way to assure both farmer and con sumer a fair price for food that is through careful Farm Cost Accounting. The Farm Bureaus are instituting a national campaign to hurry the Government inves tigation of the costs of actual food production and distribution. Once the whole problem has been care fully and publicly sifted, it will be possible to put prices on a basis of justice to both producer and con sumer and to eliminate the unreasonable unearned profits that are made "in the dark." Every farmer owes it to him self to further the cause by lend ing his individual support to the work of the Farm Bureau. There's only one sensible way to run the race for fair profits. Leave in the stable the willing but crippled mule, Farm Cost Guessing, and make the run ning on the thoroughbred, Farm Cost Accounting. It's the only way to win. This conclusion is not a snap judgment by The Counthy Gentleman, but the result of careful study. Our editors and Xcopy ?Zo COUNTRY GENTLEMAN eyear Circulation 725,000 Weekly The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania k I n it 1. t .. r . m l . . iso ruDiuners or inc. oaiukuat cvening rOST and ihe LADIES HOME JOURNAL investigators travel 300,000 miles a year to study farm prob lems and to report the best farm opinions of the country. We voice the honest opinions Of the American farmer. The Country Gentleman contains famous fiction, striking pictures, great cartoons, and lots of smiles it comes 52 times in a year but perhaps it is most appreciated for its practical helpfulness. It makes money for farmers. Only $1.00 for a year's subscription will prove it to you send bill or check. $1.00 (Sui .mona, Continued train Page 7) Itlot.uitr's Add. to Newport, Amount P. Luscombe & L. C. Smith, Lots 1, 2 Block 12 Bloomer's Add. to Newport Amount $2.63. Aithur Flnley. Lot 1 Him:k 9 .New port. Amount $2.03. Annie M. Mathow3, Lot 6 Block 14, liuyley Cone's 1st Add. to Newport Amount $7.39. Gecruo IS. Quiggle, Lots 4, 9 Block ES Case & Baylor's 2nd Add to New port, Amount T5.01, Riikman & timllli. Lots 10, 11 Block C8, NW of Lot C 10x. Allev and tract Bold, NVV' of 7, SK',4 of Lot 8 S of J'aratlihe Alley Block (i'J. Case and lyn, Amount .70. J. lilumberg, Lots 4. 5, 6 Block 11 Halliday's Add. to Yaquina, Amt. E2o. H. H. Morrow, Lots 1, 2, 3 Block 18 Davis Add. to Yaquina, Amount $.62. Ida B. Barkley, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 Block 2.Vlsla Helglus. Amount $1.99. James O'Neil, Lots 4, 7 Blo-A 2 Par ker's Add. to Yaquina, Amount ? 32. You and each of you are hereby no tified that there Is now due and owing and unpaid to the plaintiff, County of Lincoln, on said general certificate, the sums set out is the foregoing par agraphs, and in addition thereto, there is due and owing and unpaid on the respective sums further sums for in liaylcy'a 2nd Add. to Newport, Amount I terest thereon at the rate of twelve $19.62. I per cent per annum from tho sixth day Hannah P. JenklnR, Lots 1, 2, 3 ' of October, 1919. Bad you are further TAok 71 t'nso & I!a lev's 2nd Add. to'"tif!el that the plaintiff, County of Newport, Amount $13.10. Lincoln, will apply to the Circuit S. C. Applewhite. Lots 7. S Block 88 : - ourt of Uie State or Oregon lor Lin liaylcy & Case's 3d Add. to Newport, .mount $6.44. A., M. Davis, Int. Lots 1. 2, 11, 12 m-sck 90 Bayley & Case's :d Add. to JsVwnort, Amount $5.96. H. . Blfckley, Lots 17. 18 Block 1 JPrpdnrickrtjurK, Amount $4 63. n. M. Humphrey. Lot 7 Block 6, I'rederlckshurg, Amount $1 '.'8. John B. Smith, Lot 8 Block 6 Fred ericksburg, Amonnt $1.68. Alexander MclUa, Lots 1, 2 Block 40 Fredericksburg, Amount $5.96. W. B. A. Nager, All of Block 2 Ols non'c : . '.M. to Frel.-rlcksburg, Amount, $12.15. Keubcn Prouty, All of Block 3 Ols son's 1st Add. to Fredericksburg, Amt. 7..r- Arthur Flnley, Lot 8 Block 3 Ols ron's. 1st Add to Newport, Amount Ceo. W. Penter, Lot 1 Block IP First Add. to Yaquina, Amount $ 07. E. S. Piatt. Lots 7, 8 Block 13 First Add. to Yaquina, Amount $.13. W. B. A. Nager, Lots 1, 2, 3 Block t.Z VUr. Add : Yaquina. .'...M.unt $.20; Lot 9 Block 2 Buford's 2nd Add. to Al cxanrrln. Amount $33; Lot 1. 2, 3. Block 63 Buford's 1st Add. to Alexan dria, Amount $.51,. B Vorbes & A. E. Callv.pe. Lot S Block 41 Buford's 1st Add to Alexan dria, Amount $.17. T .mii Knerr. Lot 4 Block 9 aavborns Add to Alexandria. Amount $ 15. .1. W. Redd, Lot 2 Block 1. Bay View Add. to Yanuina. Amount $15 J & B. Goldstone, Lots 1, 2 Block C Bar View Add to Yaquina, Amount S 31- Lots 21, 22 Block 3, Amount $ :;S; Lots 14, 15, 21 Block 4. Amount ?62; Lot 4 Block 5 Amount 17c; Lot 3 t.wv R Amount $17: Lot 1 Block 9 Amount $ 17.; Lot 1 Block 10 Amount $ 17; All In East aqumi. Wm. Ixsodbettcr, Lots 7, 8 B.o'.k 5 nwiur.n1. Add. to Yaquina, Aint. $."5 r Vn.t. Lots 1. 12 Blo' k coin County for a decree foreclosing said liens and each of them against the property to which they attach, as described in the foregoing list. You and each of you are summoned to appear within sixty dayB after the date of the first publication of this summons, exclusive of the date of said first publication, and defend the said action or pay the amount due, and in case of your failure so to do, a decree will be rendered by said Open stock dl'het at Colvln's. Men's Overalls at $1.50 at Colvln's. Men's Socks, 15c. a pair at Colvln's. Wmi Bain of Yaquina was a Toledo visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gaithcr are mov ing back to their ranch. Mrs. W. E. Rich was a passenger for Newport Wednesday. John Robertson arrived home from Portland Saturday. Geo. Bobell of Waldport was a To ledo visitor yesterday. " Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson returned from Corvallls last week. Nick Ludemann was a visitor on the lower bay Wednesday evening. Miss Francel Stanton returned yes terday noon from a visit at Yachats. Home cured breakfast bacon 25c. per pound at Water Front Meat Mar-ket Mrs. R. P. Coin and son, Eugene, re turned Saturday from a visit at Port land. If you will take advantage of Fred erick's Specials you can cut your gro cery bill down. Mrs. Wallace FlBh, and daughter, Norma, ' departed, Friday for their home in Portland. You can buy Creamery butter for j D3C. per pvuna ii liiv . .. Meat Market. Mrs. Ella Stewart and daughter, Nellie, arrived Tuesday evening for a visit with Toledo relatives. Order Your Sunday Chicken at the Water Front Meat Market they are fattened on corn. Mrs. Chas. Hyde of Orton was In the city Saturday enroute home from a visit at Portland. Curtis Chambers returned to Port land Sunday to take up his studies at the Benson Polytechnic. You can buy strictly fresh candled eass at the Water Front Meat Market for 55c. per dozen. Ed Dunn of Portland was here last week for a vUlt with his mother, Mrs. W. E. Rich, and brother, Jay. The Collie pup belonging to "Some One" was beheaded by the outgoing passenger yesterday noon. Mr3. Catherine Collins returned home Tuesday evening frim a visit at Portland, Jefferson and Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Frauk Wade returned to Portland yesterday after spending the Holidays with" the home folks. George Spence of Corvallls was in Toledo the first of the week for a visit with his slBter, Mrs. Jno. Peterson, Dr. Linton of Waldport was a county seat visitor Wednesday. The Doctor being enroute home from Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jones departed yesterday noon for Portland where they will make their home. Miss Alvhlld Romtvedt departed I last week for Butts Falls, Southern Oregon, wncre sua win leacu scuuoi. The annual stockholders meeting of the Toledo Cooperative Creamery Association will be held Monday, Jan uary 10th. Mrs. Hans Larson returned Tuesday evening from a two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Curry, at Al bany. County Judge-elect John Fogarty came up from Newport Tuesday noon and t: the oath of office that afternoon. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, X II I WM I Busy This Week TAKING OUR SEMI-ANNUAL IN VENTORY AND RE-ADJUSTING PRICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRESENT MARKETS, SO HAVEN'T TIME TO WRITE A LARGE ADD BUT WE WILL OFFER FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY THE FOLLOWING AT EXTRA SPEC IAL PRICES: Five (5) Men' Wool Overcoats Four (4) Men's All Wool Macklnaws Three (3) Boys' All Wool Macklnaws ' Nine (9) Men's Flannel 8hlrts Four (4) Men's All Wool "Cracenet- ted" Blue Logger Shirts Four (4) Men's Best "Sawyers "Prc- tex" Oil Coats, Length Nine (9) Pairs Men's Broad Toe Calf Dress Shoes Twelve (12) Men's Blue Work 8h!rts , Twelve (12) Men's White Dress Shirts Wh Collars WHEN THIS NUMBER OF EACH ARTICLE IS SOLD, THE SPECIAL WILL BE OFF SO COME EARLY IS MY ADVISE Have Your Soles Sewed on. Prices Reasonable Mail Orders Promptly At tended to. DICK WENNER & SON Shoe machine repair shop Newport, Oregon WANTED PR ACTICLE NURSE !of Newport, Monday evening, January Wlil Take Patients in Her Home Ad dress Mrs. Olive Hampton, Newport, Oregon, (45) FOR SALE High grade Duroi. Jerrey boar, age 13 months, wtlght 250 Ids.; High grade Jersey buil calf, 5 months, from good producing stock, priced very reasonable. Fred Romt vedt, Toledo, Oregon. (45) WANTED Young SheparU, Collie or Airdale dog trained to heel cattle or sheep. Fred Romtvedt, To ledo, Oregon. FOR SALE 20 Eight Week Otd Pigs at $5 each Box 374, Toledo, Or. FEW BLACKFACE SHROPSHIRE" Ewes for Sale L, A. Hulbert. FOR SALE ten weeks old Duroe- Berkshlre pigs at $5 each. One Per- Court foreclosing the lien of such cneron brocd mare, 1400 lb, good work taxes ana costs against me mnu or nremlpen named in this notice and set opposite your respectlv names. This summons is published by order of the County Court of Lincoln County Oregon, and by order of the Honor able R. R. Miller. County Judge of Lincoln County, Oregon, which said order we made and dated tne .)utn dv of November. 1920, and the date of the first publication of HiIb sum mons is the 10th day or uecemDer. 1920. All process and papers fn this pro cced'ng may be served on the district attorney of Lincoln County, Ortgon. W. E. Simpson, Sheriff of Lincoln County. Oregon. ird. a nin.T pound daughter. Mrs. Jones Is staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ball, In this city. E. F. Truax of OorvalHs arrived up from the lower bay Wednesday and will visit for a few days with his daughter, Mrs. L. A. Hulbert, and fam lly, before returning to Corvallls. County Assessor-elect Ed. Stocker came up from Newport Monday was sworn in, and at once entered upon his duties bb Assessor. He has named C. W. James of Newport as his deputy. Special Cosh Sale Saturday and Monday Stayton Flour, per, sack $2.25 9 tbs. Head Rice $1.0010 tbs. Small White Beans 75c. 10 Bars Gold Medal Soap 60c. 10 Cans Colton Peas $1.40. at R. 8. Van Cteve's 8tore. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pruett, Mr. and Mrs. Dawes and Mr. and Mrs. Patter son returned to their homes at Port- innd Tuesday after spending a lew animal, ten years old, will trade same for good loqqing horse. N. W. Miller,!. wtn Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nyp Pioneer, Orecen. , Ulis city. Anton Sande of Twin Fans, taano 25 HEAD OF EWE SHEEP WANT ED Must be Shropshire. A. Kamle, Orton, Oregon. (44)Q4000 Portland Residence to trade for ranch of about 200 acres Must have some improvements on or near Yaquina Bay Must have plenty pasture. Will assume or pay cash to $6000. E. P. Miller, Satafo, Or. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT In the County Court of tne State of Oregon for the County of Lincoln In the matter of the Estate of A. N. Lowe, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been apolnted Executor, with the Will annexed, of the Estate of A. N. Lowe, deceased, by tne County Court of the State of Oregon, for Lin coln Countv. All persons having claims against Bald Estate are hereby notified to pre Hpnt the name to the undersigned at months FOR SALE 300 head of goat? about two-thirds nannies, at $2.50 a head write G. C. Read, 604, S. 4th St, Cor vallls, Oregon. .Phone 291. FOR SALE High Grade Berkshire plgp, 6 wks. eld; $6 each W. W. McMlckle, Toledo, Or. WOODCUTTERS WANTED Win ter's Job for the right man. John Bradbury, Newport, Ore. We've got It If we haven't w wfil make It for you. Toledo Planing Milts. STRAWBERRY PLANTS New Or egon $1.25 per hundred; also Yellow Daffodil and White Narcissus Bulbs John Stelaer, Toledo, Ore., Box 105. Toledo. Oregon, within six Amount! from the date hereof. ... . a . . . " r I ,a . m . K..VIIn.4ln. nnAfnfll $70" LotS 3, 10 iJlOCK V AU1U1IIII o.tv. ) JmiU Ul IIIOV jiuumouuu f R R RIOCK II Allli'uui f.ii ".a, ia.u. In Brooklyn. Ala Harris. Lots Z, li U'ocn 11 Brooklyn. Amount $70. JQ. Harx, Lots U 12 Dlu--c 1 Bioot- Dat of last publication December 31. 1920. Albert A. Lowe, Executor with the Will annexed. THE CHEAPEST PLACE To Buy Feed In Toledo Any Amount from a Ton to 20 Carloads Terms Cash WATER FRONT FEFO STORE ggfriilMnr -i E . Oodele. has been visiting here the past couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. An dersen and famfly. Mr. Sande, who is a cousin of R. A., has an ice plant and feed mill in the Idaho city, and had not seen Mr. Andersen for nine teen years. Frank Huntsucker the Toledo-Bay-vlew mall carrier had a hard time rRttlne thru the first of the week ow ing to trees blowing across" the road. He left Toledo Tuesday noon and did not get to Bayview until Wednesday evening. He reports about a dozen trees across the road. Llncaln county had four agricultural students in the Oregon Agricultural College during the first term of this ochool vear. They are: Fred N. "Wll- iiamnnn of Yachats. a senior; William n. Kessl of Harlan; and Clarendon C. McBridu of Eddyviue, sopnmores; ana George E. Brown of Salado, a vocational, Mail Your Magazine Subscriptions to HARRY A. McRAE . 346 Montgomery Street OREGON fredcricl's QUALITY Store MAKE IT YOUR BUSINESS TO COME TO OUR STORE AND WE WILL PROVE TO YOU THAT MANY ITEMS IN THE GROCERY LINE HAVE DECLINED 30 TO 40 PER CENT WE HAVE SOME EXTRA GOOD SPECIAL8 FOR YOU THE WHOLE WEEK P.FREDERICK i-i. A COMPLETE STOCK OF DIA MONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS SILVERWARE AND JEWELRY 13J. FEjTEHRSOjNT Watchmaker and Jeweler Free - this Valuable Ir" A Safe Gold to Quality and Fab Prica CW Catalog la tha Standard reference fur t W i Uiwtst grow er, listing our com pteta lines of Seeds, Trees and Plant. Fertilizer, Poultry and Bee Supplies, Sprays and Spray ers, Dairy Supplies and Equipment OffiMS mad a! r s.e.c. Front and ' VunhiD. j At. italo and Planters GuideO giving information as to season, soil and climate. Put your land to work for profit You can't afford to tie up your land or spend time and labor on any but the best stock. Order Diamond Quality stock and be sure of getting the finest strains and the right varieties for your purpose. Get the Diamond Quality Catalog in your possession as quickly as you can. It will payyoui Ask for Catalog No. " '. 51 3J 111 US PORTLAND,., NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, administratrix of the estate of David P. Trowbrldga, deceased, has filed her final account In Im County Court of the County lJm-oln, Ore gon, and that Monday, J 'nuury 17th, 1921, at the hour of 10 cviock A. M. on said day at the County Court r.oom In the Court House at Toledo, Lin coln County, Oregon,, has been set and fixed as the time and place for the hearing of objections to the final account and the settlement of the said estate. Dated this 10th day of December, 1920. Minnie J. Trowbridge, Administratrix of the estate of David F. Trowbridge, Deceased. , Otto W, Haider, Attorney for Estate, Sheridan, Ore ion. ... ORDER OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the Uu derslgned administratrix of the estate of Laura Jane Doty, deceased, has filed In the County Court of Lincoln County, State of Oregon, her final account as suoh administratrix of said estate, and Monday the 7th day of February, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m. has been fixed by the said Court as the time for hearing of objections to said report, and the settlement thereof. Irene Johnson, Administratrix of the Estate of Laura Jane Doty, deceased. DR. L. HOYT BROWN DENTIST' Andrews Bldg. . Toledo, Oreg. OFFICE HOURS 9 to 12 A. M. and 1 to 5 P. M.