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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1921)
9 PACE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. TOLEDO. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 13th, 1921. ECONOMY SPECIALS Saturday & Monday Only J CRISCO V2 LB.. TIN .33 CRISCO 3 LB. TIN 65 CRISCO, 6 LB. TIN 1.25 MOTHER TUCKER'S COMPOUND A HIGH GRADE SHORTENING, PER LB 16 GHIRARDELLI'S CHOCOLATE, 1 LB. FOR 35 IVORY SOAP FLAKES, PER PKG 09 SEEDLESS RAISINS, PER PKG 27 PINK SALMON, PER CAN .13 13 LBS. FANCY HEAD RICE 1.00 I W.G.Burcroff Mercantile Co. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION ? WALTKAK WATCHlS&v DIAMONDS, WATCH E9, CLOCKS, JEWELRY A SILVERWARE WATQH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER t-i. Jl. PHjTHjRSOM THE OLD RELIABLE, (Established 1900), TOLEDO, OREGON GO TO THE Toledo Bakery FOfi GOOD COFFEE AND LIGHT. LUNCHES PIES CAKES DOUGHNUTS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 05253 Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore., BREAD COOKIES TAFFY GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that oy virtue and In pursuance of an Order a nail cm. inoi ' " iiuiciioui.0 ui nu uruu April 6th, 1921. r,t ,i,o nm,nt f,.. , i , NOTICE is hereby given that Smith m. UatVnrlrp" W.Aliison of HftI,a. Lincoln CounlyJ Sll' "tt m!1, April. 1921. In the matter of Z no'ii.c ci inteutloii to nuke tnreo year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Tho Register and Rerelver of the United States Land Office, at Portland. Ore gon, on tho 19th day ot May, 1921. Claimant named as witnesses: " Charles L. Allison, Benjamin F. Grant, Huston A. Grant, Frank L. Al lison, all of Harlan, Lincoln County, Oregon. Froof made under Sec. 5, Ajt June 9, 1D1C, and June 4, 1920. Alexander Sweek, Register. Wallcer aa guardian of tho person and estate of said minor, to sell the reat pioparty hereinafter described of said ward at private sale for cash, in the manner provided by law, the said guar dian will on and after Saturday, the 7th day of May, 1921, proceed to sell the said real property of said ward, hereinafter described, at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash. In the manner provided by law, tubject to confirmation by said County Court: suid real property being described as follows, to-wit: An undivided one-ninth (1-9) interest in and to the following: Mrvrirr I A Btr'P or ra(;t of Iand sixty-six nw 1 ,ot i (66) feet In width, being thirty-three Notice is hereby given of the in- (33) feet of such width on each side tent ion of the City Council of tho City of the center line of the railroad of Toledo, Oregon, to cause to be es- known as Spruce Production Railroad tabllBlied a grade upon the following No. 12, as the same is now staked out portions of the following streets with- located, or established over and across in the said city, Nutley Street from the the Southwest Quarter (SW4) of Sec- r,ortu siae ot za street to uivision tiou Four (4) Township Thirteen (13 Street, Division Street front a point South, Range Eleven .(11) West, Wil 1E0 feet East of the East side of En- amette Meridian, containing about derly S.reet, the West side of Nutley Four and Eight Tenths (4.8) acres, In Street to the East side ot u. street, Lincoln County, Oregon C Street from the South clde of Divl-1 piaCe of sale, law office of O. B. Mc- sion Street to the intersection of c. Cluskey, in Toledo, Lincoln County, Street with the County Road. ! Oregon. This notice is given by virtue of j, r. Walker, and In conformance to a resolution . Guardian of the person and Estoto pasped by the Common Council of the I of John Walker, a minor. City of Toleda, Oregon, at a regular) Dated this 5th day of April, 1921. meeting thereof, on the 2d day of May, 0 saia resolution airecting me as City Recorder of said city to give this notice of the Intention of the said Council to so establish such grade on said portions of said streets and di recting that tills notice be given by publication In the Lincoln County Leader for a period of ten days, the NATIONAL BANK CHARTER No. 11937 Treasury Department, Offlco of Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C, February 26, 1921. , Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the underelsned. It has date of the first publication to be the I been made to appear that "The First Ctl. day of May. 1921 and the date of National 13auk of Toledo" In the City the last publication to be the 20lh of Toledo in the County of Lincoln day of May, 1921. j and the Slate of Oregon has complied R. R. Millar, City Recorder with all tho provisions o: the Statutes rf the City of Toledo, Oregon. of tho IlnltO'1 tes; r.'q llreil to bo I complied with teforj an ujscciatlon NOT'CE OF shall be auth.rir.ed to coran.ence the ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE business of Tanking; Notice Is hereby given that the un- Now, therefore, I, John Skelton Wll ders gned administrator of he Kslate Hams, Comptroller of the Currency, of J. H. Smith, deceased, will by vi- do hereby certUy that "The First Na tue i f an order of sale duly made and ! tionnl Bank of Toledo" in the City of ent' rvl of record in the County Court i Toledo In the County of Lincoln and of Lincoln County, Oregon, on tho 2nd! State of Oregon is authorized to corn day f May, 1921, authorizing and li- monco the business of Banking as ecu. .ing the undersigned admlnlstra-! provided In Section Fifty one- hundred tor or s:iid estata to sell the real prop-j and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes er;y belonging to said estate, 1 will In of the United States, purbiiance thereof an and aftnr the In testimony whereof witness my 4th day of June, 1921, at the hour of i ''and and Seal of office this twenty ten o'clock A. M. of said ay, at the ' sixth day of February, 1921. Law Office of O. B. McCluskey, Tole- (Seal) Jno. Skelton Williams, do, Oregon, offer for sale at private Bale to the highest bidder, the follow-1 ing describe! real property belonging j to said cpta:e, to-wit: ' An undivided half Interest in and to the following: Tho southwest quarter of the south-1 west quarter, section five, township tweTve Kouth of range 11 W. W. M. and the south half of the southeast quarter of Si tion six. township twelve South t)T Range 11 W. W. M., and the north west quarter of the northwest quarier of Eection eight, township twelve South ot Range eleven W. M. M , Lin coln County, Oregon. Terms of sale. Canh In 1iand. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 2nd day of May, 121. H. Smith, Administrator of the Ectate of J. hi Smith, Deceased. Comptroller of the Currency. GLASSES FITTED By GRADUATE OPTOMETERIS Private Office for Examination Terms Reasonable F. M. French & Sons Jewelers-Engravers-Optlclane Albany, . Oregon' COWS FOR RALE Fresh aid com Ing fresh W. B. GUaon, Toledo, Or. Broome at Colvln's. For beds and springs, tee Colvln. Forest Profection Week, r.:ay 22-28. Fine line of stationery at Colvln's. See the White Window at the Boot ery. A. W. Stegman departed for Port land Saturday. Mrs. Lola Cruson arrived home from Portland Tuesday. For men's tailor made suit at right prices, see Colvln. Claus Ludemann of Newport was a Toledo visitor Monday. Men's and boys' overalls and cover alls at Colvln'. Mrs. A. E. Franklin was a passen ger for Corvallis Sunday. Capt. Wm. Matthews was up from the Resort City Tuesday. A smoking match carelessly thrown may mean a smoking forest. Assessor Ed. Stocker' bought Mrs. Simpson's Ford car yesterday. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Coovert of Ona were county seat visitors yesterday. Norman Ccniber and mother were Valleyward passengers Wednesday. Albert Taylor the Newport garage man was a Toledo visitor Tuesday. See the wonderful values In Child ren's barefoot sandals. The Bootery. G. S. Fltzpatrlck of "" Lower Sllotz was a county seat visitor Wednesday, Guy Roberts the sawmillman went out to the Valley on business yester day. If In need of wall paper, tee Col vln. Hundred of samples to select from. . Banker C. E. Hawkins had busi ness at Waldporl the laUer part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Engltn of Nash ville were In the city Saturday taking in Lhe Guard dance. A complete line . of Misses and Children's Mary Janea prices are right. The Bootery. Myrna Miller returned Tuosday from Otter Rock where he has been for some time. C. Dixon and M. W. Small were down from Eli City Monday evening attending Masonic lodge. , Men's and Doys Leather Outing Work Shoes, $3.50, $3.25 ana" $2.85 See These. The. Bootery. Oscar Hassman of Yaqulna passed thru Wednesday evening enroute home from a trip to Salem. Miss Clara Brlstlin of Elk City was visiting hero yesterday with her sis ter, Mrs. Vlvan Peterson. Pay your water bills at the City Hall service will be discontinued if bill is not paid by the 15th of the month. Mrs. Jos. Swcaringen departed tot Seattle the latter part of last weii for a visit with har daughter, Mrs. Clyde McMillan. W. B. Haydftn has rented his ranch to Henry Hendrlckson qt Bayvlew. Mr. and Mis. Hayden will move to town next week. Wm. King has so far recovered from the Injuries to nis feet by fall ing from a lumber pilo to be able to resume work again. H. A. Hlnshaw. Genoral Freight Agent, and Henry Olson, Traveling Freight Agent, for the S. P. Lines were Toledo visitors Tuesday. Merchant George Campbell an! children passed thru to Albany Wed nesday where they, were called by the death of the wife and mother. 20 reduction on tires end tubes. Free tube of corresponding size given with each Pennsylvania Vac-Cup tire purchased before June 30th. Mrs. Eudell Bethers Norgaard and children arrived ovor from Portland Tuesday evening for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hawkins In this city. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hayden en tertained at an informal party held Wednesday evening in honor of a few of the teachers who are planning to leave. Tho great menace to the Forests is fire, which destroys the timber, dries up the streams, drives away wild life, and leaves in its wake ruin and deso lation. E. B. Graves and wife of Elk City were Toledo visitors yesterday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Graves just re cently returned from California where they spent the winter. Al Martin had the misfortune to lose a valuable three year old horse lust week. The animal was running and playing in the pasture whon it fell und broke its neck. A lighted match, cigar or cigarette butt, carelessly thrown to one sida In tho woods, may start a forest fire which requires days of hard work and thousands of dollars to control. Geo. Chambers and N. H. Sherwooa were over from the Siletz Saturday evening to spend Sunday with their families. These gentlemen are em ployed at the county rock crusher near the Agency. Prof. W. X. Cox went out to Albany this noon to be with his wife who is at the St. Mary's hospital, that city, having rertm'tly undergone an -operation. She is reported as getting along nicely. Attorney B. F. Jones of Newport was a county peat visitor Sa'.urday. Mr. Jonee says that he lia? lived in Oregon for more thnn fifty years and that the past winter has beat anything ' hd ever saw for rain. Leader subscriptions received this week are: Mrs. A. B. Hughes, Astorhv :Or.: Henry ferine. Ortcn, Or.: J. T. Udell, Chttwood, Or.; John Adams, Si letz, Or; F. M. Cook, Ona, Or.; Walt Harding, Toledo, Or.; C. E. Amsbnry, Wlnant, Or.; J. K. Wheeler, Albany, Or.; Harry Swayze, Toledo, Or.; A. A. Ullman. Salado, Or.; H. F. Clark, Toledo, Or. . Make Your Hotel WHEN IN PORTLAND ,nW Popular Spacious Lobly t At the Center of Everything BROADWAY at STARK ST. ' We suggest you write, phone or wire for reservations ARTHUR.7H. MEYERS, Manager , I It 1 1 M I r M " 1 1 1 1 ' ' TIME FOR WHIli E DRk-SSEo! iME FOR WHITE SHOES! ALL NATURE HAS DRESSED UP IN ALL HER VARIED COLORS AND HUES. WHEN ALL COLORS ARE MIXED TOGETHER THEY PRODUCE WHITE THE FAVORED SUMMER COLOR FOR SHOES. - WHITE IS THE COOLEST COLOR. WHITE REFLECTS THE SUN'S RAYS. WHITE ISTHE MOST DESIRABLE OUR STORE IS READY FOR YOU WITH A COMPLETE I LiNE OF SPRING 'S LATEST STYLES IN WHITE SHOES, OXFORDS AND PUMPS PRICES ARE THE LOWEST FOR CASH. E. NEWKIRK, Prop. Phone 2805 (16) FOR SALE Three or Four well bred Jersey cows. See G. Da hi, Toledo, Oregon. FOR SALE LOGGING JACK: Hercules Steel Jack, about as good a a new one at one third the price. G. L. Gray, Newport, Oregon. FOR SALE Modern 6-room bunga low and two lots. See W. K. Patter son, Toledo, or phone 3604. FOR SALE 15 Head of Sheep, also horse and harness, see W. B. Hayden, Toledo, Oregon. (13) Mrs. Culver still has a heating stove, practically new; a folding cot and come bedding for sale. Box 218, Yaqulna, Oregon. FOR SALE Pure bred Chester White pigs, 10 weeks old, also some older ones. Owing to III health I am uiisble to care for them and have pneed them right for quick sale. Mrs. O. W. White, Box147, Toledo, Oregon. (12) WANTED TO RENT a fur nished dairy ranch with cows or will trade auto on cows. Would like a ranch large enough to support 10 to 20 cows and would like to rent for a term of years. O. T. Hartley, Toledo. ness. See J. J. McDonald, Yaqulna, Or. (X) R. I. REDS Eggs for hatching, excellent quality, price $1.00 per 15; also pure bred Black Monarchy hens crossed pure K. I. Red male, price 50c. per 15. You will be pleaued with reGUlts. Call and see them at Mrs. H. E. Demltt's, Toledo, Oregon. (13) WANTED El'rly lady for housekeeper on farm. Apply at this office. ( 19) PRUNES REDUCED below pre. war prices. First grade 6Q-70s post paid, $3.85 per 50 lb. box. $2.10 per 25 lb. box. Klngwood Orchards, Salem, Oregon, Route 2. (12) FOR SALE team af mules. weight about 1000 lbs. each. H. W. Allen, Yaqulna, Or. FOR SALE One or two geod milk cows, either fresh cows or Springers. W. W. McMlckle, Phone 181, Toledo. Acetylene welding bring in your broken castings and have them made as good as new. F. W. Carson, To ledo, Oregon. . (12) WHITE LEGHORN BABY CHICKS Owing to not having brooder room we will book orders for 1000 May chicks from our yards headed by Pedl greed Cockerels direct from O. A. C. with a record of 380 eggs and above behind them mated to 2-year-old hens selected by Mr. Cosby for breeders at the time he held his culling demon. stratlon last fall. We offer this stock at the extremely low price of $20.00 per hundred, small lots at same price. All orders must be accompanied by 20 to insure booking. The White Leghorn Ranch, A. F. Grable, Prop., Toledo, Or. FOR SALE 120 ACRE DAIRY Ranch, one mile from Toledo on Ya quina road. Al Martin, Toledo, Or. (12) MILLINERY, HEMSTITCHING, ACCORDIAN PLAITED SKIRTS, RE MODELING, & READY MADE GAR. MENTS, also Agent for tho Spirella Corset. See Hat Shop, opposite P. O., Newport, Oregon. Christian Science services are held every Sunday at 11 A. M., In tho I. O. O. F. Hall. The Public is cordially invited. 1918 FORD TOURINS CAR FOR SALE A-1 mechanical condition, new 1920 engine installed this spring; 12 volt storage battery, good lights, good tires, 1321 license. Price is rig hit. See Zadok Thayer, Toledo, Or. FOR SALE New Z Type 3-Horse Fairbanks-Morse Gas Engine. Inquire at Tracy's Plumbing Shop, Newport, Oregon. . NOTICE Having sold oat my business in thU city, I would request those who are indebted to me to call at the Lincoln County Bank, whe're I have left my books, and settle at oi.te, and greatly oblige. E. M. Dodele. MAY Brunswick Records -ON SALE TODAY There something different about Brunswick records, something of warmth, life and color a reality that makes you feel as though the personality of the singer or musician were in the very room with you. Haar thaim nu firane wich record. . Absent Tenor Marie Ckualee !Lm Paloma (The Dora) . In Spmith) Ricaara BoaeU Funiculi, Funiculi (A Marry Ufa) . Bariton Ridura BesclG aaa Male Trie Make Believe . Fox Tret . Uuai Jeati' Orchestra I Do You Ever Think of Ma . Fox Trot Itlua Jests' OrcWra Love Bird Fox Trot . , , Itaua Joati' Ordwttia I Never Realised . Fox Trot . total Joaet' Orcluttra Humming . fax Trot . RsoyWitdacfft Ctltforaitas Na-Jo (Na-Ho) . Fox Trot . Rosy Wiedoeft't CtliferaiaH Spread Ye' Stuff Fax Trot . Beanie Cnuf er's Orchestra Wang Wang Blues . Fox Trot Beanie Kretftr's Orckutra Mtsie . Fox Trot , . Greta Brothers' Nevdty Baad Arabia . On Stmp . . Crtea Brothers' Novelty Bead J Saw Ya My Savior . Barilon . . UoyJ SiaMaioa 1 Shepherd, Show Ma How To Co . Baritone , Ueyd SUnaita Evening Chimes . Violin Fluto Harp . Ctadelicr Trie Love's Old Swaet Song . Violin Flat Harp CtaetlierTrio Wailana Walts . (Hawaiian Ptaymn) Frank Ftrtra and Aathooy Frtnchiai Dreamy Hawaii . (Hawaiian Playtn) Frtak Ferera tad Aatheay Fraochlni Sweet Mamma (Papa's Catting Mad) . Tenor j Al Bernard with CeH Ftatoa't Orchestra I Strut, Mis Lizsia . 7nor Al Beraard with Ctrl Ftatea't Orchestra Rebecca (Came Back From Mecca) . Ttnor Billy Janet I Like It . Tenor and Baritono Billy Jaaes and EmtlHaro f Mammy's little Sonny Honey Boy . Damt i treat Aidrey tad SasiAta I Leva in Lilac Time . Baritonm . . Entst Hare Scandinavia ...... Hanaoaiicrs Male Qaartat In the Heart of Dear Old Italy . Hamoaiitrt Malt Qaatttt 2082 f Kitten on the Kays . Pianofortu Solo . Zes Ctafroy 85c My Pet . Planofortt Solo Zes Ctafroy Any phonographcanplay Brunswick Records WARREN B. HARTLEY CO. Newport, Oregon Send me records checked above by prepaid parcel post. I agree to keep at least hall of those ordered, returning balance In 24 hours by insured parcel post. Name Address 10001 1.00 130W 125 sow 1.00 2081 , 85c 208) 65c 5043 1.00 2018 63c 2076 65c 2084 85c 2085 85c 2089 85c rartf tas wa am, wt irjixai wti a taataa tj m . wjm n - w-a FARMERS' WEEK AUCTION SALE, JUNE 16, '21 $ O. A. C. DAIRY BULL CALVES i On Gov t Accredited List, Tuburcula-Free JERSEY in-OLSTEIN -GUERNSEY AYRSHIRE- YOU SET THE PRICE THEY'LL IMPROVE YOUR HERD POPULAR BLOOD LINES, EVERYONE A HERD BUILDER Write for Descriptive Catalogue to Dairv Dent. O A f! R. I. REDS Utility Flock, having fine shape and capacity. Eggs for hatching, $1.00 per 15. Mrs. H. E. Dtmitt, Toledo, Or. FULL BLOOD DUROC pigs six weeks old $6.00 apiece. See Chas. Severaon, Toledo, Or. LOGANBERRY PLANTS Choice tip at reduced prices while they last H, R. Brown, R 3, Waodburn, Or. FOR SALE 168 acres stock and fruit farm, In crop, near Chitwood, Lincoln County, Or.; rich, dark learn sail, abundant water, good road, near school and market, 30 acres In cul tivation, 45 acres in pasture, valuable timber, all fenced, good barn, fair house, other outbuildings; team, 2 cc-ws, 3 2-year-old heifers; all farming maenmery; once WUU. TltUS Kur. 'tlchanov, Chitwood, Or. ,
