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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR. LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 3rd, 1921. ECONOMY SPECIALS Saturday & Monday Only Fancy Head Rice 7c Italian Prunes . 7c W.CBurcroff Mercantile Co, MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION WAtTHAM WATCHS5, . mi .u. evu tmimmj. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY 4 SILVERWARE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER X THE OLD RELIABLE, (Established 1900), TOLEDO, OREGON SUMMON8 In. the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lincoln County Iva L. Hunt, Plaintiff, vs. W. (J. Emory and Mary J. Emory, bis wit.., S. L. Chambers, Ray Cham bers and Isabel Chambers, his lfe, Archie Chambers, M. S. Connor and Martha Connor his wife, Malinda J. PROFIT BY THIS . Don't Waste Another Day. When you are worried by backache ; By lameness and urinary disorders, Don't experiment with an untried medicine. Do as thousands of people are doing, Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this Dallas resident's exper- Plumnip" nKrt iho unknown helm of ! lence. Win. it. Jefferies, deceased, and A. ' A- A- Crawder, plasterer, 203 Ash St., Nj,i. TWemlmits uanas, ure., says; i always recom W. G. Emory, Mary J. Umery, s. T L. ' i'.irt.bers, Ray Chambers, Isabel Chambers, Archie Chambers, M. b. CbUiuir, .Martha Connor, Malinda J. Plummcr, also the unknown heirs of Wui U. Jefferies, deceased, A. Nep pad", p.ml each of tlio above named defendants: I In the Name of the State of Oregon: You, and each of you, are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff In the above entklpd suit now on file in the olHce of the County Clerk of Lincoln County, Oregon, on or before the day named lu Lao order for publication of this sur ' -'H" Hindu by the Honorable John Foi-nj, County Judge of said Lincoln County, which said order and time tor answtrir.g said summon:; l.re hereby 1 u T . , ' , fl uesday. June 8th. 1921, at 9:00 o'clock weilis from and af'cr date of the first . ..... , ...i, ...." June llth, 1921. a: 4:00 o'clock p. m. mend Doan's Kidney Pills for I know one can depend on them. I had kidney complaint for some time and suffered with paine in my back and it hurt me to stoop. My kidneys were Irregular. r ') r r.inn r. i .i .. t i i i .i i , " r'"" evening enroute home from the Val- nnrl rviir' mv IrlHnnvd in rrrrA ohona utu as.,, muietj a ill bwuu Diiajit, . Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't' simply ask for a kidney remedy get For jar rubber see Colvtn. Fin line of Stationery at Colvin's. Maurice Andersen' has purchased new Ford car. Phonograph records K cants at Colvin's. - Mrs. Maybel Simpson spent Monday at Elk City. ' Don't over look tha baroaln counter. Ths Boots ry. C. B. Hawkins went to Portland on business Wednesday. : N. H. Sherwood Is the new engineer at the Chesley sawmill. Mrs. W. B. Gllson went out to Salem Saturday for a short visit. R. U. Wlldmnn returned Monday from a trip to Chitwood. Grant King was over from the Agency Tuesday In his car. Andrew WisnlewskI of Kernville was a Toledo visitor Tuesday. Mrs. L. C. Smith of Newport passed thru to the Valley Monday noon. Mlrs. Lee Wade returned Tuesday evening from a visit at Albany. Chas Hassman and wife of Yaquina were Toledo visitors Memorial Day. Dinner-ware, granlteware, cream cans, milk paila, pans, wash tubs, boilers, etc., at Colvin's. Mrs. Grace Hoover came down from Nortons Monday for a visit with her parents. J. D. Mlckle, ex-dairy and food com missioner, was down from Portland last Saturday. Mrs. Rachel Kins, and daughter, Mrs. R. D. Burjesa, visited on the lower bay the fi:st of the week. L. 1).. Hoffaun and family were 'rem tlis Siletz Saturday, bring ing Mr. Hoffman's father to the train. Mr. and Mrs. Fr. ncis Aitree Imve moved to Silctz for the Summer where Mr. Altree will drive a county truck. We have been delayed bu: are now rtady to do all kinds of automobile repairing at Seventh and Hill Streets. i. C. Bunker. Toledo. I Miss Aileen Dunn arrived home from Independence Tuesday evening . litre the nai been visiting the past several weeks. 20 reduction on tires end tube3. Free tube of corresponding size given with each Pennsylvania Vac-Cup tire purchased brfore June 30th. Miss Alvhild Romtvedt who lias been teaching near Medford the past winter, arrived home Wednesday evening. Geo. Chambers has been carrying his eya in a sling the past week, he j lirv'nr (rotten a cinder in his eye while firing the donkey at Slla'z. Mv. and Mrs. Service and baby ar rived down from Portland last even ing for a visit with Mrs. Service's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Carscn. Rev. Walter Ross, and wife, of Si letz, were In the city Wednesday Make Your Hotel WHEN IN PORTLAND Popular Spacious Lobry At the Center of Everything BROADWAY at STARK ST. We suggest you write, phone or wire for reservations ARTHUR, H. MEYERS, Manager Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Crowder had. Koater-Mllburn Co:, Mfrs., Duffalo, N. Y. TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS Notice is hereby given that. the County Superintendent of Lincoln County, Oregcn, will hold the resular examination of applicants for State Certificates at the Court House iif To ledo, as follows: Commencing Wed- publication thereof. And you are here by ni'Ufiaa that if you fail .to appear and answer the complaint as herein re- quired plaintiff will .pply to the , above M VllllllUU V.UUI I UIO 1 tut. uciuuui.v iu her complain!, namely: For a de cree of said court that plaintiffs title to the following described Jeal proper ty, to-wit: Beginning at the quarter section corner between socllons four and five in township eleven south of range eleven west of Willamette Meridian, running thence west twenty-five chains thence north six chains, thence east tweniy-fivo chains, thence south six chains to the place of beginning, sit uated in t.ctlon five, .ownshlp eleven south of range eleven wost of Willam ette Meridian, in Lincoln Couniy, State of Oregon. Except Righ' of way for County Roads and rlalroads. Is good and va..; that you, the said defendants, and each of you, have no right, title or Interest whatsoever In or to Bald lands or any part thereof, and that any and all claim that you may claim against said lands Is wrong ful and without right whatsoever; that you the said defendants, and each of you, be forever barred and enjoined from asserting any claim whatsoever In or to said lands or any part thereof, adverse to plain: Iff, and for such other and further relief as may be equitable and Just. This summons Ib published In the Lincoln County Leader, once a'woek for six consecutive and successive weeks beginning with the issue of May 20th, 1921, under and pursuant to the directions contained In an order made by the Honorable John h'ogarty. Ctiunty Judge of Lincoln County, Ore gon, which said order is dated the 1611 day of May, 1921. G. 8. McCluskey, Attorney for Plaintiff. P. O. Address, Toludo, Oregon. Date of 1st publication. May 20, 1921 Dale of last publication, July 1, 1E21. Wednesday Forenoon U. S. History, Writing (Penmanship) Raymond Stewart, accompanied by his brother, Flank, Curtis Chambers, and George Troblehorn, drove down from Portland Saturday evening, re- furnlntr Mnn!"V . lias. Mock is putting the finishing touches on the Hill Street paving Job; today. Mr. Mock has die a good Job and this paving ceriahny help3 the j appearance of cur town.. The launch Sea Foam, Capt. Jacob- son, will leave Newyort next Tuesday ; evening at 7:30 bringing a crowd to the dance and entertainment given by the' Common ial Club hero. A niarriago license was issued Sat urday to Charles Ernest Bones, 21, oi Sheridan, and Georg'a L. Huff, 20, of Tuft. The ceremony was performed Sunday morning at the W. E. Ball home In this city, the Rev. Ellswortli officiating. Rev. H. E. Bush and family of New. in Newberg Saturday. The people of tills vlclnky are en Joying a clever little news sheet, which is published weekly by E. 8. Lister. It is called "The Price List" and tells the latest news, as well as the special prices of groceries at the Z-.'ster Store. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin, and Kr. and Mrs. S. L. MacGeorge of Sand Point, Idaho, were week-end visilors at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson "of Junction City are making their home in Nashville. Mr. Anderson is em ployed by the S. P. Co. here. M.'. Klinge, Supt. of 'the S. P. bridge crew here, is the DTotid father of an eleven and a half pouna son, j Mrs. Klinge and baby are in Portland. ! Mrs. Gruosirg, motored in from the' ranch Thursday. I Lorn, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ham-1 aker of Scappose, a six pound daugh ter. The Leader has been busy this week printing the T. II. S. annual the "Blue and Gold." This year's annual is the largest and most elaborate over at tempted, and as the number bein printed is limited, you should place your order early. J Will You Need New . Shoes, Oxfords or Pumps FOR THE BIG PROGRAM AND DANCE AT CLUB HOUSE JUNE 7th SPECIALS FOR Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday JUNE 4th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, ONLY 17 Pairs Stock II, Ladies White Sea Island Cloth Lace Shoes. Louis Heels, Price last year, $0.00, Now $4.25 Special $3.65 6 Pairs Stock J, Ladles! White Sea Island Cloth Laeo Shoes, Cuban Heels, Price last year, $3.75, Now $5.25 Special $4.25 3 Pairs Stock JJ, Ladles White Fabric Cloth Lace Shoes, Cuban Heals, Pries last year, $5,75, Now $4.25 Special $3.65 5 Pairs Stock KK, Ladle White Fabric Cloth Lac Shoes, Military Heels, Price last year, $4.50, Now S3.5C-Spocial $2.95 11 Pairs 8toek LL, Ladies White Fabric Cloth Lace 6hoes, Military Heels, Price last year, $4.50, Now $3.50 Special $2.95 10 Pairs Stock RR, Ladles White Fabric Cloth Lace Oxfords Military Heels, Price last year, $4.50, Now $3.25 Special $2.65 7 Pairs Stock X, Ladles White Fabric Cloth Pumps, Cuban Heels, Price last year, $5.50,' Now $4.25 Special $3.25 Pairs Stock XX, Ladies White Fabric. Cloth Pumps, Military Heels, Price last year, $4.65, Now $3.65 Special $2.85 14 Pairs Stock YY, Ladies White Fabric Cloth One-Strap Pumps Military -Heels, Price last year, $3.85, Now $2.85 Special $2.45 SIZES 11a TO 2 Misses White Fabric Cloth,' 2-strap Pumps, Reg. $2.35 Special $1.35 SIZES 82 TO 11 Children's White Fabric Cloth, 2-strap Pump3, Reg. $2.25 Spec. $1.25 SIZES 2 TO 8 Children's White Fabric Cloth, Button Shoes, Reg. $1.85 Spec. $1.10 12 Pairs Men's "Beacon" Gun Metal Calf Blucher Shoes, Price last year, $9.50, Now Special $6.00 9 Pairs Men's "Beacon" Brown Calf Blucher Shoes, Price Inct year $10.00, Now $7.50 Special $5.85 12 Pairs Men's "Beacon" Brown Calf English Shoes, Price last year $9.50, Now $7.00 Special $5.00 6 Pairs Men's "Beacon" Brown Calf Oxfords, Price laat year $9.50, Now $7.00 Special $6.00 s J 5 THE BARGAIN COUNTER IS LADEN AGAIN WITH EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS S. E. NEWKIRK, Prop. Phone 5805 FARMERS' WEEK AUCTION SALE, JUNE 16, '21 O. A. C. DAIRY BULL CALVES Wednesday Afternoon Physiology. RoaxHug, Manual Train ing, Composition, Domestic Science. for Drawing, Mothods in Arithmetic. Port Passed th.u Tuesday enroute for Thursday Forenoon uicir new nuuw l uiuimu, iiiuuk mr- Arithmetic, History of Education. ! Bush and wife made a host of friends Psychology, Methods in Geography, ' during their tw.o years stay hero who Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art. : regi at tncir leaving. Course of Study for Domestic Art, Thursday Afternoon Grammar, Geography, Stenography, American Linrature, Physics, Type writing, Methods In Language, Thesis for Primary CertiHcato. Friday Forenoon Theory and Practice. Orthography (Spelling), Physical Geography, Ens lish Literaturo, Chetiistry. Friday Afternoon School Luw;, Geology, Algebra. Civil Government. ' Saturday Forenoon Geometry, Botany. Saturday Afternoon General History, BookKoepLng. Very truly yours, R. p. Goin, Co. School Supt Have Your Soles Sewed on. Prices Reasonable Mail Orders Promptly At tended to. DICK WENNER & SON Shoe machine repair shop Newport Oregon Lucky Tiger Tl NaMeat Hal ft ' 8 Positively eradicates wnnfmrTTomiwju CORONA, th port abU typewriter. S50.no, including J hftndsomecftM. Oth, mkkea for ante or rent t lowest ptloee. W. B. Hartley Co. Newport, Oregon L -aft . LlMM i miMiiit hanmeatiimwtii -xkUlootto, i beauty, health action Immediate and I certain. Money-Beck Guarantee. C. Idte.l 1 UXTT TKU CS ROCK. CREEK A. C. Wl ;le and family of Summit were here on a fishing trip last week. L. M. Dcncknl has dug a well on his ranch and intends to build a milk hcuse soon. Bert Hase and John Blosser made a trip to Valsotz last Sunday. Harriet Southwell was home from Siletx Friday and Saturday. Miss Grace Hampton was over from Falls City last Monday. Miss Gladys North of Orton visited here Friday. A crew Is working on the road with the grader snd are doing quite a bit or improvement Charles Blosser visited at Horsfalls Sunday. Mies Beyrle Blosser has returned heme from Newport where she has been going to high school. It. H. Plank has been helping Guy Cliamberlin cut wood. Gladys Horsfall made a trip to Nor tons Monday. Eddie Doni kcl visited at the H. L. States' home Sunday. lrvin Towsley and Mr. LaVan were home from Valsetz Sunday. Miss Helen Reeder attended the school picnic at Norlone Friday. H. L. States has been working on the road in Polk County. Assessor Stocker was here assess ing last week. J. M. Reeder and family visited at Harry Johnsons Sunday. Dick Christiansen arrived home from Portland Tuesday evening, where he recently underwent an operation tzr appendicitis. Ho was accompan ied by his brother, Russel, who is a student at the V. of O. sclio 1 cf medi cine. Mrs. R. H. Howell entertained the ladles' whist club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. F. N. Hafden captured first prize and Mrs. N. H. Sherwood the booby. Mrs. A. E. Franklin arrived home from Corvallls Tuesday evening where she has been in a hospital. Don't forget to go vote next Tues day, and when you vote don t lose sight of the fact that you will never live but once. Moral better vote the roads while you are still able to use them. County Judge Fogarty is moving his family up from Newport this week. They will occupy the Parrish house on Division street, which has just been newly shingled and repapered. Tho fire department was called out Saturday soon after noon to extinguish u (ire in uie u. u. mcuauiou resi dence. The fire started In the wood shed and spread to the attic over the kitchen. The fire was soon put out, with but slight damage to the hou-e. Mrs. Nelson Broulllett of Newberg arrived in Toledo Friday evening, go ing over to Slletz on the stage whero she will visit with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Salvage, and husband. Mrs. Cora Bratton of Roseburg and Mrs. Bernico Hood of Portland were here the first of the week visiting with their brothers, Si and Orval Han son, and decorating the graves of their parents who are buried In the Toledo cemetery. NASHVILLE L. L. Levitt has severed his con nection with the S. P. at this place, and is working on the ranch for Nash lirothers. Miss Mildred Cummins has gone to Yaquina to make her home there, with her faiher. Hilcy Stevens went to Albany Sat urday returning Sunday. V. Davis started to work for Blg-low-Doane Co., Monday. Mrs. C. R. Gillette, an old time resi dent of Nashville came iu Tuesday to peud ihe summer here. Mr. and Mrs. S. Eddy of Portland were week-end visitors at tile Ed wards' home. Mr. Smith, is tho new S. P. agent at this place. Phil Rail went to Corvallis to the dentist, Thursday. Miss Baker closed a very successful ecboot Friday and left for her home ( 1914 1916 1918 T)2" (.34 .32 V ' .66 -.62 Vi .22 MOHAIR SELLS AT 22'2 CTS. At tiie moltair pol jale neUl at Ed dyville on May 27ht, both the 1920 and 1921 dipe- of mohair of the Eddyville Pool were sold to Clifford W, Blown, Salem, Oregcn, t 22 '4 cents per lb. Theodore Bernheim & Co. was the only othor biddjr, raising Mr. Brown s former offer of 22 cents a uarter of a cent, but refusing to raise Mr. Brown on his bid of 22 cents, which bought the pool. Last year's pool consisted of 2S.000 pounds and the 1921 clip ap proximately the same figure. With the present market for mohair standing around 18 cents per pound, the concensus of opinion among the Biofteis is Ihut the price is satisfac tory, although far below what the hair is really worth. This Is the lowest price received for mohair during the pas', ten years, the prices during that a 'lie being as follows; 1912 $.3845 1913 .28 1915 .51 1917 .50 1919 .22', 1921 H is gratifying, however, to nole that during the course of the past ten years, the pool has sold for enough above the aveiage market price to bung this year avd last year's price up to the 10-year nrrmal. The Eddy ville pool Is cou'ilueied by the.moii.iir buyers as the bi sl in the state, and so far as known, is the only pool U weather the storm of the unsatisfactory prices of this year and last. No one can truihfully say that the goat farmers of Lincoln County do not stick together. T- H. S. BACCALAUREATE T. H. S. Baccalaureate services will be held at the Methodist Church, Sun day evening, June 5th, 8:00 o'clock. Rev. Cain, pastor of the Methodist Church at Toledo, has been Invited to deliver the baccalaureate address. lt's all be present thereby show ing how we stand by and support our high school. LASSIE JANE HERE AGAIN JUNE 11 The ladies of the Toledo vicinity will be particularly interested In the announcement that MIbb Lassie Lane from O. A. C. will be present at the grange meeting on June llth and speak on "Child tweirare and re lated Bubjeots. - The lecturer of the grange cordially Invites all ladies of the community, whether grangers or not, to be present, bringing a dinner basket and having dinner at the Odd fellows Hall, at which time they will have en opportunity to meet Miss Lane personally. The program will start promptly at one o'clock. FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY I represent the Salem Nursery and will take orders for Fall delivery any time now. C. R. Ellsworth, Toledo. FOR SALE SHEFP SHEARING Machine. S18.00 Only been used one season. Enquire Leader Office. FOR SALE 7 Passenger Stude baker. Square Deal Garage. Toledo. FOR SALE HALL 6AFE Enquire Box 304, Toledo, Oregon. On Gov't Accredited List, Tuburcula-Free JERSEY HOLSTEIN GUERNSEY AYH3HIRE t YOU SET THE PRICE THEY'LL IMPROVE YOUR HERD ? J POPULAR BLOOD LINES, EVERYONE A HERD BUILDER t Write for Descriptive Catalogue to Dairy Dept, O. A. C, Corvallis. Or JUNE Brunswick Records ON SALE TODAY This comprehensive list of Jane records is before the public; selected, orchestrated and recorded with thought for variety, freshness and finish. We are confidant that it will meet with the appreciation of every class of music-lovers. Com bu Yeu'U tartly want to htar tkm record CONCERT 10030 ( Santa Lude (Nnooolltam Folk Sang) . 1.00 I Tenor, in Italian Mario Charole 30006 1 Eili. Uu lYiddith San of Mourning) (ScAaill-Fhner) 1.50 I Soprano Dorolhr Jerdon iimn f Bohemian Ctrl Heart Soul ' Caien (Act) (BalM - ".rJ"". ,.i Richard Bonelll LF" AUElernitr (ernO Barltono . Richard Boaeilt ( I'll Take You Home Again. Kathleen ( IVeelenaW ) VM T . T'nST.. Karl and Creacent Male Trio ILaaao' Killean (StUktn) Tenor ... 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