LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO. OREGON. FRIDAY. .HINR 24th. 1921
PACE THttEE
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Fve tried them al
but give ine a Camel
I'm through experimenting. No more switching.
No more trying this and1 that It's Camels for me
every time.
They're so refreshing! So smooth! So mellow mildl
Why? The answer is. Camels exclusive expert
wuuiw Aurmsn ana jJomestic tobaccos.
There's nothing like it.
No other cigarette you can buy gives you the real
sure-enough, all-day satisfaction that comes from the
Camel blend. CameF is the quality cigarette.
Giye Camels a tryout Buy a pack today. Get your
information first hand. You'll tie to Camels, too.
rvxMBHiDoiusncl'
. BLCHD WU
R. J. REYNOLDS Tobacco
wuuUwSalem. N. C.
IgPOW SHITS ON TM SEVEH SEA
American ships, flying
the Stars and Stripes
will carry you and
your goods anywhere
Two and three generations
go, the Stan and Stripe
were all over the world.
Then they almost vanished
from the seven seas. But
today they are bock again.
Big splendid (teamen, Ameri
can owned and operand, carryhy
passengers and foods, an crowd
ing their way into all foreign
harbor with the Stan and
Stripe proudly fluttering from
their masts.
American exporters, importers,
travelers all can help by ship
ping and sailing under the Star
and Stripes.
Operator of Passenger
Service
Admit! Una, 17 Suu Street, New
York. N Y.
Mateon Navigation Company, 26
So. Gay Screet, Baltimore, Md.
Muruon Steam SMp Una, 82 Beaver
Street, New York, N Y.
New York and Porto Rico 3. S. Co.,
1 1 Brondway, New York, N. Y.
Pacific Mall S. S. Co., 45 Broadway,
New York. N Y.
U. S. Mall S. S. Co., 45 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. , t
Ward Line. (New York end Cuba Mall
S. S. Co) Foot of Wall Street,
New York, N. Y.
Free use of
Shipping Board films
Use of Sirpplnj Board .notion picture
films, four reels, free on request of any
mayor, pastor, postmasf-r, or organi
zation. A great educational Picture
of ips and the sea. Write for Inform
ation to H. Laue, director Information
Bureau. RoornSll. HIJ'T Street,
N. W., Wanhington, D. C.
SHIPS FOB SALB
( Tt A aurltam lUliM safe)
Steel steamcra, hotk o aad eoal
baracrs. Alao waod sMereers. wood
knll. and oeeaa-eoini lade. Fartkar
iafarmauoa obteiaed by
Forsailingso passenger
and freight ships f all
parts of the world and all
otherinformation, writ
any of the above lines or
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C. E. HAWKINS
Attorney-at-Law
Toledo, Oregon
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1.00 LorabMina(raenemacaer-Cortr) Tanor Mario Chamlee
Walts ia C Sharp Mieor-Op. 94. No. (CAoi.fr.)
Pianoforta Solo Laopolel Godowaky
Ah I Mood of My Dalifht-Frwn "In m Persian Cordon"
(Lahmann) Tmnor Theo Karla
When My Ships Coma Sailing Horn (Stewart -Dora)
t, Manor IheoKarle
SACRED '
5053 J Still. Still With Thee (Carri.h) . Criterion Mala Quartet
1.00 1 Son of God Goes Forth to War ( Cottar) Criterion Mala Quartet
INSTRUMENTAL
f The Swan (la Cygno) Saint-Sam)
UOMJ 'Clio Solo . . WiBemWillelce
! I Bereeu.efrom Jocelyn (Codard) 'CrlhSolo . Willem Willaka
onrn f American FantiiePert I ( Victor Harbart)
tia i . New York Folic Band
I American Fantasia Part D, ( Victor Horbart)
New York Police Band
POPULAR
America (My Country. 'Tit of Tnee) (Smith-Caray)
Mixed Voices Collegiate Choir
Dixie (mmtt) . Criterion Male Quartet
Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep (Mltchall-Mayor)
Tanor Dual t . Jamee Sheridan and James Lynch
Springtime (JCahn-Frtedland) Tanor Jamee Sheridan
uu. k. T : ri t re L c
H" Tanor and Baritona . Chaa. Hart and Elliott Shaw
B5 I Somebody's Mather (Sterling- VonTilmar) Crescent Mala Trio
aAM f Drowsy Head (trains Barlin.Vaughn da Loath)
Vg? Strand Male Trio
ox I. Sauntering Along With Susan (Waron-Cnrtu)
Strand Mala Quartet
T Nestle in Your Daddy'a Arms (Harrehar-Barha)
9101 J ' Manor ana aarttona stuijr Jones andbrnest Hara
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FOR DANqiNG
I Crnontne Fox Trot Introduclnm "Jamt a Womb frnm Tn.
2104 J day7'. . . , , . . Carl Fanton's Orchestra
s Your Eyas Ona Stop Introducing "Andraw
Carl ronton a Urcbostra
.... ( I Wonder Where My Sweet, Sweet Daddy's Cone Fo Trot
itP, Bonnie Krueger's Orchestra
ox I. Satanic Blues Fox Trot . . Bennis Krueger's Orchestra
noi f Tea Learee Fox Trot (IVArting) ,,
61 RudyWiedoert'aCaliforalans
L Jabbamrocky Foot Trel . . Rudy Wiedoeft's Californians
91 m f Moonbeams Fea Trot . , Green Brothers' Novelty Band
AM I Call YouSunahine-F Trot Introducing "Say Yaa"
OjO I r D .1 Kl I n 1
, hivui.i. pvmw Mini
2100 I cams aty iseurirox ' row a tout wan ronton s urcnestra
2100 J
Just Keep a Thought lor Me Fox Trot introducing "Al-
ssoa
Carl Fantoa'a Orchestra
WARREN B. HARTLEY CO.
Newport, Oregon
Send me reconls checked nhove by prepaid parcel post.
I agree to keep at Idiot hal of tlicwe ordered, return'np
balance in 24 hours by Insured parcel post.
Mrs. A. Hdrley was a Dasseneer for
Albany Saturday.
O. R. Allree was a Dasgene-er for
Portland Tuesday. ,
Be sure and aee our ad on outside of
page. The Bootery.
Vint Jones of Nuwport was la- the
city Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Her was an east oound
passenger Monday noon. N
Mrg. Hester Coovert of Ona was a
county seat visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Graves departed
Tuesday noon for the Valley.
Mrs. P. Frederick arrived up from
tha Yachats on the noon train.
Mrs. Earl Roberts and children de-
3arted for the Valley this noon.
For mens and boy Overalls, Cover
alls and Work Shirts, see Colvin.
Attorney B. P. Jones of Newport wae
in the city on business Wednesday.
Clarence Ofstedahl arrived down
from Portland Wednesday evening.
We can cave you money on Flour,
Feod and Hay. Burcroff Merc. Co.
J. C. Dixon and M. W. Small drove
down from Elk City yesterday morning.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Millsl
Saturday, June 18th, 1921 a nine pound
girl.
J. Hennesev Murnhv. the NewDort
Attorney, is a Toledo visitor this after
noon.
Christian Science services will be
discontinued during the summer
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Anderson and
children were over from the Agency
Sunday.
Mens and boys underwear at Colvin
The Square Deal Garage is installing
'a new, self meacurlng, gasoline pump
tills week.
Mls3 Genleve Tillotaon arrived home
from tUy3 University of Oregon Satur
day evening.
AT ra T R Turn Irln arHvorl hnmA
Friday eAmlng from a couple of weeks
visit at I'ortiana.
Miss Retha Carson went up to Nor
tons Sunday far a visit with her sister
Mrs. Lon Hoover.
Mrs. Grant King and daughter, of
Siletz, were in the city Tuesday en
route to Salem and Portland.
Mrs. L. J. Brown and children ar
rived home Monday evening from a
visit with relatives in Portland.
A marriage license was issued Wed
nesday to Joseph Freitas of Maderln
and Miss Elizabeth Adams, of Silea
Miss Katie Waugh arrived home
from Monmouth last evening, where
she has been attending Normal school.
Mrs. J. H. Ross and dnurhter, Mrs.
Ethel Bateman md son. returned la"t
evening from a week's visit at Pert-land.
T. W. Hayes of Carlton was here
visiting with nis son the first of the
week, on what waa formerly the Beck
place.
Chris Larsen and .las. Franks, dlrec
tors r.t the FirF.r. National Bank, were
ovet from 'he Siletz on business Wed
ie8diy.
For boys corduroy pants see Colvin,
Mrs. A. C. Crawford of Ixwer Siletz
was in the city Monday evening
enroute home from a trip to Valley
points.
We were surpFieed at the large
number of "Surprise Specials" sold
Saturday) Monday and Tuesday at The
Bootery.
Miss Oleanna. Olaon arrived over
from Portland Tuesday evening for a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Olson
The Blue Birds) will serve Ice Cream
Strawberries and Cake at the Schenck
building, Saturday, June 25th, from
1 to 5 P. M.
This Is cheese week. We sell the
well known Rore Lodge ot 25c per
pound, Lincoln County Product. Bur
croff Merc. Co.
'Mtb. McClaiu&hry returned to her
home at Philomath Tuesday after visit
ing here with her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Nye and family.
Mrs. Stanley Anderson arrived home
from Aberdeen, .Wash., Sunday ven
ins, where sho had been visiting for a
souple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hubcr arrived
over from Corvallls Tuesday evening
for a visit wUJi their daughter, Mrs. J.
E. Cooter, and family.
Mrs. G. B. MuCIuskey and Misses
Annlo Hawkins and Corinno Penning
ton returned Sunday evening from a
week spent at Portland.
Mrs. L. M. liankford of Salem was
In tli0 city Wednesday erfroute home
from Taft where she has heen the
past two or three weeks.
20',;, reduction on tires and tubes.
Free tube of corresponding size given
with each Pennsylvania Vac-Cup tire
purcnasea nerore June 3uth.
Mrs. Ella Stewart and daughter,
Nellie, and son. Frank, arrived down
'from Portland Tuesday evening for a
several days visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Bert Geer and daughter, Mary.
arrived homo last evening from Mon
mouth, where Miss Mary has been a
student in the Normal school the past
year.
Mr. Hartley arrived from Curry
county last week with his cattle. He
was a little over two weeks making
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NICHOLS
BASEMENT
ANDREWS ,
BUILDING
"DING" & "NICK"
a a
POOL A BILLIARDS
a
GOOD TABLES
a
CIGARS eV TOBACCO
a a
"THE PETER PAN"
CONFECTIONERY
a
FULL LINE OF
FINE CHOCOLATES
a
COMMON AND FANCY
ICE CREAM DISHES
a a a
LUNCHES
a a
SERVICE
a a a
YOU WOULD ENJOY A VISIT TO THESE TWO PLACES
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LADIES' MILLINERY GOODS
ARNOLD'S
also
COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
Call In and look over our line of
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Ties, Shirts, Hos
iery, Ribbons, Jewelry, Etc., Etc.
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fINCOLN WvOUNTY
, (INCORPORATED)
B
ANK
TOLEDO,
OREGON ,
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINE33
DIRECTOR - , ' '
C. B. HAWKINS '.'
J. a BOOTH
C. O. HAWKINS
Af interest i .
Paid on ' X
Tims Deposits X"
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The Peoples Meat Market
S. R. ANDERSON, Proprietor
DEALER IN
FRESH AND CURED MEATS FISH AND POULTRY
MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS WILL RECEIVE 1
PROMPT ATTENTION f
TOLEDO,
Hdqrs. for Ground Bone.
OREG0K
it
NOW-AJDAYS"
says the Good Judge ,
A man can get a heapmorey '
sauaiatuuu 11 uiu a small cue VF
of this class of tobacco, than
he ever could get from a big)
4
chew of the old kind.
He finds it costs less, too. Tha
good tobacco taste lasts to
much longer he doesn't need
to have a fresh chew nearly t
as often. I
Any man who uses the Real
Tobacco Chew will tell you
that.
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aj ifc m sss Uf in IIS7U JlJ'tCJ
.vV-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
!,. RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
8UMM0NS , SUMMONS J
In the Circuit Court of the State of', .. ,
Oregon for the County of Lincoln ,n he Circuit Court of the State a
United. Statee Spruce Production Cor-' .""l?0" Tor 108 county of Lincoln
poration, I'lamiih, i
v.
W. H. Adams, and alo all other per- 1
8oua or parties unknown clalmlns
any rlglit, title, estute, Hen or In
terest in the real eslato described
in the complaint herein, Defvndnuta.
To W. H. Adums, and also all other
persons or pnrtles unknown claiming
any rllit, tale, esiai?, lien or in
United Stales Spruce Production Cos-
HdK.oii, i-iuiuiUV,
V.
Tho Unknown Heirs cf J. C. Laacs
and also ull other persons or partiisa
unknown, claiming nnv rlglit, Liiso.
estuile, Hen or Interest In the rU!
em.ii i) described iu the comphtai
herein, Dotendants.
u HIM l'. -known Hn'ra nf i c
xerest in tlio real eslale described lu "u uiHo.au ouier punons sir
the complaint on file In this cause: Parties unknown claimliiB any rhi.
In the Name of the State of Oregon: : utl?- estate, lien or interest In litm
You are hareby required to appeal f0"1 "slate described In the comiilaiat
In tiiii nhnn miiiiioii r.mri mill iini.i.i Herein, IJoiundunts:
on or beforo the 29th day of July, 1921, ln tho Name of the State of Oregon;
tlien and tliere to answer tne com. i ' " " nunj required to sjjiar
plaint riled URUIiiHt yuu In Ike above emmeu court and utusr
entitled cause, und If yuu lail so to n or belore tho 29th day of July, 1S!1.
appear the above named plaintiff will "d tliere to unswer tlie coin-
apply to the Court for the relief do-: I'hi'nt "l'd aKuiiist you iu the ubovu
munded in tho complaint, to wit, for a i entitled I'utise, and If vou fail so ta
decree quieting plaintiff's title to tlio apiieur thu above named plaintiff aval
following described real property sit- PI'y to the Court for the reliuf d.v
uale in tho County of Lincoln and "landed in the complaint, to wit, far s
State of Oregon, to wii: decree quieting plaintiffs-title to in:
A strip or tract or land r.lxy-slx lu"uwl8 uuscriueu real properly
(6fi) feet In width, being thirty-three
(33) feet of such width on either side
of the center line of tho railroad
known ag Spruce Production Railroad
No. 12 (sometimes called "Alson
Southern Railroad" as 'ihe same Ih
now staked out, located and or estab
lished over and across tlio following
described parcel of land, to-wlt:
Lot eight (), Ulock one (l) in
uate in the County of Lincoln c:-t
ouue or uregon, to wit:
A strip uf land 6 teet In width Vis
ing 33 feet on each side of tlio center
line of Spruce Production R.vlrooaf
No. 12 (otherwise known as the Alav
Southern Railroad) aa the came t
staked out, located and coutrudrsl
through the swuthwest quarter of
Section nine (9) and Lots one O)
and two (2) of Section sixteen (Its
PAaatvlaw Al(lltlin tn ' V II I n n riltr
according to the map nnd plat thereof 'in township thirteen (13) Sunth of
of record witn the County Clerk ot uange aieven til) west or ti.j wa
Llncoln ('ounty, Oregon. amette Meridian.
t'lalntllT will also niinlv for a decren Plaintiff will also annlv for a ilsm
adjudging it to be the owner in fee adjudging it to be the owner in tea
'ninlo nf . It a ..lit npntuiv fMn I'miiii 'Rlllltllu lt tlia aill n,niu.,lu fi... f
the 240 miles. Mr. Hartloy rocoutly an Hon or ciam 0n the part 'of the i all lien or claim on ihe part of tim
rented the Stanton place north otlsajd defendants. In default of such , said defendants ln default of KB-
town. 'appearance the allegations of the com- appearance the allegations of the cuw-
.... .,,,, ,.. . ... Iplaint will be taken as confessed Plaint will be taken s confestedl
Loader SUDncrlptlonB receivnd ... ,.l)n i,i lnrnrlflntn Thla aiiinninna f.uinst s:i!rt dBl-nnitonla Thl mmmm.
" re: ivupreciii uros., wouons, i a published by order or the Hon. U. ,ls puoiislied by ordar of me Hon. ti
ll r. ; Ross McLlwain, Toledo, Or.; O. P. Sklpworth made the 13th day of K. bkipworth made the 13th day
F. Dickson, Toledo, Or.; A. VV. Cox, June, 1921. In and by the said order
duv of
June, 1921. v In nnd by the said order
Portland, Or.; J. H. Whlppo, Toledo' 'It Is required that the summons bo It Is required that the summons fee
Or.; Henry Kgland, Nashville. f,r.; i published for six successive week7 .published for six successive weeka.
Geo. Khmt. Toledo Or, Cren;. Co.. . f 'r' i" 'cLS"
aiiHiz. i .r .: I a. i , i or. i it , m
I. , " ' f mcamam es i numpign,
Cnas. HasBmr.n, Ynquina, Or.; (o 111 Attorneys for Plaintiff, 926 North
Blower, Toledo, (Jr.
McCamant A. Thomason.
Attorneys for Plain ill". "2'i NorrV
wtsiein liauk Bldg., Portland, Oregoij. v.xstern L.iuk Illfe-. I'.'r.und, Uiojtia.