PACE FOUR
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 1921.
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Canyounameit?
Here is another new Royal Cake, so delicious and appetizing that
we have been unable to give it a name that does justice to its
unusual qualities. It can be made just right only with Royal
Baking Powder. Will you make it and name it? .
$500 for tKemBest Names
For the name selected as best,
we will pay $250. For the sec
ond, third, fourth, and fifth 1
choice, we will pay $100, $75,
$50, and $25 respectively
Anyone may enter the contest,
- but only one name from each ;
person will be considered.
All names must be received by.
December 15th, 1921. In case of
ties, the full amount of the prize
will be givsn to each tying con
testant. Do not send your cake.
Simply send the name you Sug
gest, with your own name and
.. address, to the
ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY
149 William Street, New York
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How to. make it
Use Uvtl mniurcmcMs fir aH material
' 14 cup shortening
1 cuptnipar
Crated rind of !4 orange
1 egg and 1 yolk
2S cup flour
4 tcuspoom Royal Baking Powdtf
1 cup milk
1H Hiuares i ot$.) of
unsweetened chocolate (melted)
teaspoon t.Jt
Cream Aortenit.3. AdJ nurar in J :steJ oranse rind. Add
Vnti ton yolks. Sift together flour, salt and Royal Baking
Powder and add alternately with the milk; lastly fold In one
beaten egg white. Dtvldr hatter into rvo parts. To one part add
the chocolate. Put by eblpoonfuli, alternating dark arrl light
batter, Into three gieaaad layer cake paw. Hake In moderate
oven 20 minutes.
FILLING AND ICING
3 tWpon milted butter 2 tM nincn oranse lute
3 cnp confectioner', uieir t ess white
tl'owdetcdiuBarmavbeuiedbut 3 tuarc. i? on.
d-c not make u smooth lcin unaweetene.1 chocolate
Crated riml of j4 orange and pulp of I orange
Put butter, augnr, orange Juice and rind into bowl. Cut pulp
from orange, removing akin and aeedf. and add. Beat all together
until imooth. Fold la beaten-egg white. Spread thU telna on
layer urcd for top of cake. While Icing la aoft, iprinkle with
unsweetened chocolate ahaved In fine piecei with aharp knife
(uae Mi iquare). To remaining Icing add 2H aquarca unaweetened
chocolate which haa been melted. Spread ibia thickl berween
lavera ana oa aea or caxe,
FURNITURE FOR SALE Mrs. L.
J. Brown, Toledo, Oregon, Phone 2703.
(-..I .RANTED Live Wire to handle
District Sales Agency for "Mission
Vh ttcjc" makes the "Zinfadel Wine
Crj).u Juice" In the home, big money
for a real hustler. California Grape
Products Co., 310 Hoyt St., Portland,
Oregon.
LOST Bunch of Keys, between A.
L. Jacobson's and Toledo. Finder
please leave at this office.
WANTED GOOD DURHAM milk
cows, fresh or to freshen soon. Give
description and price. J. D. Steere,
SI lets, Oregon.
FO.t SALE 1918 Bulck Light Four
In first class mschcnlcal condition.
Price $500.00 $100.00 cash, $400.00 In
easy monthly payments. Address W.
G. Emery, Newport, Oregon.
(36) WANTED Use of gentle pony
by boy, for feed. Address: F. H.
Vehring, care of Gieblsch Road Camp
near Toledo.
FOR 8ALE Baby Basslneth on
wheels. Mrs. L. H. Brown.
FOR SALE OR RENT 165 acre
ranch, 1j miles north from Toledo
Phone liio1, or address W. W. Mo
Mickle, Toledo, Or.
FOR SALE 2 Purebred registered
O. I. C. boars, splendid individuals
from some of the best stock In the
northwest Priced for Immediate sale
Guaranteed. O. W. Whits, Box 147,
Toledo, Oregon.
FOk SALE Good Grade Jersey
Cow, enquire at this office.
(36) FOR SALE A Good Durham
Milk Cow, will freshen early. Is
priced right. Carl Tangen, Toledo.
(30j HAVE VjDU SEEN the Pictures
of the Fair Exfflbits? On sale at the
Drug Store.
HORSES FOR SALE I have nine
head of horses, and desire to sell six
cf them. You can take your pick.
Em. I T. Raddant, Logsdon, Or.
FOR SALE 100 Sheep, write Perry
Mosler, Chltwood, Oregon.
FOR SALE 1917 "Ford, first Class
condition. Peterson's Garage.
FOR 8ALE Row boat and Fsrro
out-board motor which may be seen
at this office. Max Hayden, -Toledo.
(37) DESCRIPTION 20 acres, 13
In prunes, cherries and loganberries,
1 mile of Dallas. Nice 5 room house,
price $7,000. Will trade for Dairy
ranch. L. D. Hardin, Dallas, Oreg.
HOMESEEKER or Speculator? I
have 40 acres unimproved on the 81
iletz River 4 miles ' below Agency
I which I will sacrifice for Immediate
I sale. Will make you a price way be
, low assessed valuation, write or In
quire of M. D. Miller, Toledo, Oregon.
(39) THE SALVATION ARMY will
hold Sunday 8chool in the Liberty
Theatre each Sunday afternoon at 2:30
beginning on the first Sunday In Oc
tober. Bible class for young and Old.
Everybody come.
FOR SALE Purebred Jersey heifer
to freshen In Jan.; O. I. C. hogs; bred
gilts and weaned pigs; purebred
Barred Rock pullets and cockerels;
milk goats; also household furniture;
and Ford auto. Rock bottom prices
If taken AT ONCE. O. W. White,
Box 147, Toledo, Oregon. .
FOR 8ALE One Full Blooded Jer
sey Cow, to freshen in January; One
Pare Holsteln Cow, to freshen in April
One Full Blood Jersey Heifer
Myrtle Welter, Toledo, Oregon.
(39) WANTED .A girl or woman for
general housework In small family
modern country home.. Apply before
Nov. 1st, Mrs. X, car of Toledo
Leader.
(38) GOOD PASTURE FOR RENT
for five or -twelve months, lota of
grass and good shelter. Hans Olson.
(38) FOP. ,SiAL' 50OJ000 feet 2nd
growth fir situated en the Big Elk,
seventeen mites - above. Elk City.
Lloyd Millhollen, Corvallls, Oregon.
, Sewing Machines for rent $3.00
per month. Bateman Furniture Co.
(36) FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR
Stock Hogs, a 2 yr. old pure-bred
CXiroo Boar. Ray L. Jenkins, Elk City
Oregon, Severson Farm.,
(36) FOR SALE CHEAP OR WILL
Trade for stock hogs, an old fashioned
piano in good shape. ,Chas. Severson,
Toledo.
(37) FOR SALE: Pure Bred, regis
tered Jersey Bull, three years old,
fror- ft register of merit sire, and a
"" of merit dam with 4 official
records the highest of which is over
680 pounds of fat In a year. Price
very reasonable quality and breeding
considered. H. R. Hartley, Toledo.
Acetylene welding bring In your
broken castings arW have them made
as good as new. F. W. Carson, To
ledo, Oregon.
(44).. MRS. L. W. COREY, a practical
nurse, cares for maternity eases at her
home, Newport, Oregon, Box 291.
FOR 8ALE Second Hand Car.
Ford One Ton Truck, first class con
dition, body and top. ' 1919 Ford Tour
ing. Peterson Ford Garage.
FOR 8ALE 7 Passenger Studs
baker. Square Deal Garage. Toledo.
(36) APPLES AND PEARS DIRECT
FROM GROWER: If you like good
fruit and find It hard to get, send your
name, address and $3.00 to me and
you will receive a box of Fancy Ore
gon Apples, wrapped, all charpes paid
to your address, direct from the best
fruit district in Oregon. Ready now:
Delicious and Winter Banana apples
and Anjeu pears; later, Winter Nellie
pears; Spitz and Newton apples
Some good qrapes at 15c. prepaldi
Will assort the boxes and put in some
pears as directed. L. C. Smith, New
port, Oregon.
FOR SALE 120 ACRE DAIRY
Ranch, one mile from Toledo on Ya
qulna road. Al Martin, Toledo, Or.
ENGINEERING WORK
Professional Engineer In tho State
of Oregon. Topography work, Civil
Engineering and Sub-Division work.
A. J.. McMillan, Toledo, Oregon
FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY
I represent the Salem Nursery and
will take orders for Fall delivery any
time now. C. R. Ellsworth, Toledo.
HOUSE AND LOT For sale. In
quire at this office.
FOR RENT 5-Room Bungalow
with Bath. . 6-Room Bungalow without
Bath. Close In P. Frederick.
(35) DAIRY TO RENT to respon
sible party for term of years, renter
to take horses, cows and machinery.
Anyone wanting to rent, call oh or
address, I. J. Pepin, Chltwood, Oregon.
Also Cos two Id ewes In lots to suit
purchaser at their actual value.
R. D. BURGESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Toledo, Oregon
Office In Andrews Building. Office
hours 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
p. m. Emergency calls at any time
Tinware and granltewar at Colvlns.
Dr. W. C. Belt was up from Newport
Tuesday. '
All' kinds of men's clothing at Col
vin', '
Miss Anna Wright was up from
Poole Slough Saturday. j
..First class water shed loggers';
hlrts at CoJvin's.
Mr. and Mrs. Loverldge Axtel came
over froin CorvaiHa ba.uruay.
For Wash boards, tub and boilers
see Colvin.
Hon. J. K. Weatherford of Albany
was a Toledo visitor last FrMay. ,. j
If In need of a range or heating'
stove see Colvin." ' '
Emil T. Raddant of Logsden was a
county seat visitor Wednesday.
For first class loggers' shoes, at
right prices, see Colvin. '
Mrs. Albert Carey returned home
Friday evening from a trip to the. Val
ley. County Clerk Carl Gildersleeve was
on the sick list several days the first
of the week'.
Ike Burpee, local manager for the
Miami Quarry Co., was In the city
Tuesday.
Wheeler Cllne and wife came down
from Eddyvllle on business Wednes
day evening. I
W. W. McMlckle Is holding a Dubllc '
auction on his place north o'f town,
tne 3rd of November.
County Agent and Mrs. J. E. Cooter
arrived home Monday evening from a
few days spent at Oorvallis.
Joseph Patterson of Newport passed
thru Monday enroute for Pittsburg,
Pa., A-liere he will visit his mother.
Henry Olson, Traveling Freight
Agent for ihe S. P. Lines, was a Tole
do visitor Saturday.
Mrs. E. M. Thayer and das.gb.ter.
went out to Corvallls Friday for a
visit, returning Sunday.
People who have been helped by
Tanlac are always anxious and willing
to tell others about it. Toledo Drug
Co.
Miss Sada Chambers arrived over
fiom Monmouth Wednesday-evening
for a few days visit with the home
folks;
Rlrs. is'ewcumbe returned to her
home at Summit yesterday after . a
short vliiit with her. daujhier, Mrs.'
Gfcuige Parrlsh.
Miss Luclle DeCellcs, of Helena,
Mont., arrived in Toledo Saturday
evmlzz to accept a position as teach
er In the Grammar School.
Leader subscription? received this
week are: C. Christensen, Yaqulna,
Or.; John Leahy, Log3den, Or.; D. M.
Ludemann. Newport, Or.
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Belt and child
ren of Newport drove out to Corvallls
Saturday to take In the O. A. C.-Wkvah-lngton
fooiball game. They drove
back Sunday.
George Llckey and family arrived
( in Toledo Tuesday evening from Rain
ier, and will make their home here.
I Mj Llckey is a brother In law of Chas.
: Mock.
The Rt. Rev. Arch Deacon Chambers
will hold services at the Episcopal
Church Sunday evening at eight
o'clock providing the railroad strike
Is not called.
Miss Sara Crahen arrived home
Wednesday evening from an extended
visit to her former home In Michigan.
She camu home sooner than she ex
pected on account of the threatened
i railroad strike.
. The Leader is now taking sub
scriptions to the Daily Oregonian one
full year at 15.00. Daily and Sunday
one year $7.00. Weekly one year 75c.
This offer expires Oct 31, so act at
once. -
Mrs. Jesse - Daniels of Silets was
In the city yesterday enroute to Sno-
lM.k TIT I- 1 . . .
j uus, usu., in response to a tele-
' rryn m annn. . 1 . ...
a".... diuuuuwug me aerious Illness
of her brother, Ray Calkins. The lat
ter was operated on for appenUMtis
and according to reports, was not ex
pected to live.
Dr. aad Mrs. L. Uy- Brown -nnd
son, expect to leave tho first of the
week for Corvallls, whern the doctor
will be associated with Dr. W. A. Q.
Han ford in the practice of dentia.
try. Dr. F. S. 'Fug-it, of Portland, will
occupy Dr. Brown's office here this I
winter. Dr. Brown is planning on re
turning here in the Spring.
County Judge John Fogarty went
down to Portland Sunday to meet
with the State Highway Commission.
Mr. Fogarty's mlssien was to see if
ne couldn't get the Highway Coinmi
slon to have their engineers look up 1
available rock ledges along the route
of the Corvallls-Newport highway.
mis winter so mat next summer vat-,
uable.tlme would not be wasted, but
the road rocking rushed to comple-j
tlon.
There will be a meeting of the To-1
lPdo. Chamber of Commerce at their;
rooms this evening at 8 o'clock, a'
programme will be given. This pro
gramme will consist, of music anu ;
other entertaining features. The
State Chamber is sending a man who
will be present and give you an inter
esting and instructive talk on matters
of direct concern to each and every
tax payer of the community. All are
Invited to be present No admission
fee or charge.
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JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM . THE . FACTORY II
. MADE BY ENDICOTT, JOHNSON SHO.E COMPANY ! I
THE LARGEST SHOE MANUFACTURERS IN U. S. ! !
BIG VALUES FOR THE PRICES WE QUOTE BELOW:
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Misses Gun Metal Calf Blucher Shoes, Sizes 11 to 2 "
Price $2.85 , ., ; ,..
Misses Brown Calf Blucher Shoes, sizes 11'j to 2. Rubber ' '
( ; i Heels. Price $2-9G .. ; . !!
Children's Gun Metal Calf Blucher Shoes, sizes, 8 to 11. ''
Price $2.65 !
Children's Brown Calf Blucher Shoes, sizes 8 to 11.11
Rubber Heels. Price $2.75 , ;;
Children's Heavy Brown Kid Button Shoes, sizes 5 to 8. ! !
Spring Heels. ' Price $1.95 .0 .,,. . , ; ;
Boy's Brown Calf Blucher Shoes, 'sizes .6 io 8ubber Heels. ' '
. ' ' Price $2.75 ' ,
Ladies' 1 strap Black Kid Slippers, Cushion Sole, Rubber '
Heels. Price $2.75 W
Ladies' Black Kis Juliet, Cushion Sole, Rubber Heels. '
Price $3.00
X Ladies' Black Crome Calf Blucher Shoes, Heavy Uppers
and Sole. Priro $4 5fl
Ladies' Brown Calf 10 inch Tops, Blucher, Vlikihg Boots- I
, rnce o.iu . ' , .
YOU HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK J OF SHOES AND ; ;
FURNISHINGS GOODS IN 'LINCOLN COUNTY TO i !
CHOOSE FROM AT LOWEST PRICES FpR CASH
S. Ei MEWKIRK,
'Prop.'
Phone 2805
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Water Front Market J
WHOLESALE eV RETAIL i' srMTi.l'S.
Dealers In " 1U
DRESSED A CURED MEATS '
FISH IN SEASON ,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES
WAUGH & MEAKER, Props. . I
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INCOLN VaOUNTY
ANK
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS ' ' .
(INCORPORATED) , '
TOLEDO,
OREGON
4 Interest Paid en ,
Time and Savings Deposits ( . p,, , ;
T C. E. HAWKINS, President ' J. B. BOC-TH, 'C'fcWler' '.
C. O. HAWKINS, Vice President . A. E. HAWKINS, Asst. Cashier
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if H j't 1 1 ,
LADIES' MILLINERY GOODS,
ARNOLD'S-
. vli: v., .f v .
.also ; . .
COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENTS'
FIIQNISI-IIMrVQ ' v '
Call In and look over our line of ,
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Ties, Shirts, Hp.
lery, Ribbons, Jewelry, Etc, Etc.
4 III 1 1 1
REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF , ' ':'
Sherwin-Williams Faint
ACL SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRICES ARE REDUCED FpR THE 1
THIRD TIME WITHIN ONE YEAR,
AS
.THIS MEANS THAT IT WILL COST YOU ONLY' TWO-THIRDS
MUCH TO PAINT AS LAST YEARS PRICE.
TOLEDO DRUG CO.
T. P. HAWKINS, Prop.
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Bring Us
YOUR STORAGE BATTERY TROUBLES i
THIS WINTER
We will repair your Storage Battery store it over X
the winter while not in use at a nominal charge.
T We handle the Philadelphia Diamond Grid Batteries I
J In 12, 18 and 24 Month Guarantee types Get our Driees T
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I Derore Duying. . ' , . , ,
Peterson HardwareGaf age
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