Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, November 11, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- ; -v. :;!.! ? W . 'V H. . LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 1921. 1 PAGE THREE r I ' r - 1 Home Town Paper Week, November 7-12 rwrc miukunt 1- . , T FOR SATURDAY STE ECONOMY SPECIALS t ES'SKKSr - WEEK. . . . 1 ..... : ,. . ; . . 1 WEEK. .to :r ' -.". Lt,l rSoTSpNT OVERTOCOli- (THAT5 NEWS tffcATJAie UgDID ' fSlc wEi S l HOMETOWN fn sugSCRiPE FOR J jj All kinds of dinner ware at olvlna. For men's dress coats see Colvln. Hih gr?? rubber boots at Colviia. Mattresses and springs at Colvln'a. Wasrttub, boilers, etc, see Colvln. John Winkler was over from the SlleU Satur--iy. "Ball Band" Wpolen Socks are the best The Qootory. Remember the big Legion Dance at the Club House tonight. Chas. W, Myers of Elk City was a county 838 1 visitor last week. "U. 8. Rubber Company" Long Rub ber Coats, $4.85. The Bootery. . A. C n"V,.rJ cf SSlett v-c . To- ledo visitor Wednesday afternoon. , Sea the new Felt House 8llppsrf.'. The Bootery. " ' F. L. Buker of Waldport was a To ledo visitor Saturday afternoon. Come in and have your headlights adjusted Free. Ford Garage. Mrs. J. W. Robertson was a Valley ward passenger Saturday noon. Chas. Haas man of Yaquina passed thru to the Valley yesterday noon. N. P. Myers was a passenger for Corvallis yesterday. More Shoes being thrown Into the Bargain Bins every day. See them, The Bootery. Judge John Fogarty went out to Salem Sunday to meet with the State Tax Commission Have your car overhauled during the wlnter-e give you good Job t Ford prices. Ford Garage, Grant King of Siletz was in the city Sunday enroute to Portland for a visit wi'h his family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Salvage and Mrs. H. R. Cobb of Siletz, returned Monday from Newberg. ' Chas. Eagleson of Eddyville was In tne city on Business aaturaay re- turning home .Sunday. , -, , . . Now l. the time to have vour car top repaired. W0 hafe a full stock of Genuine Ford Parts. Ford Garage. George Tlllotson arrived down from Tygh Vallpy last week for a visit with Toledo relatives. (Miss Rose Derrick, who Is teaching on PI? Flit, visited the home folks Saturday and Sunday. ' a.,. ... u.. a -... u. uuul u.u speed Transmission ior roro war or .Truck. Ford Garage. Miss Anna Wright of Poole Slough was a Toledo visitor Saturday after-1 noon. I F. W. Gerttula, the Taft Cannery- man, passed thru Wednesday enroute ' . - , . aom? tj-ii n i7P io vauey poiniH. Dr. aal Mrs. R. D. Burgess went out to Corvallis yesterday noon where, they will ake in the big O. A. C- W. ' , S. C. football game. Clarence Ofstedahl departed Sun- day for Prlndle. Wash., where he will nA i ht imMn o i :. ' I U. Krogstaa. Mr. and Mrs. U J. iirown ana cnua- ren departed Monday for Portlana .!,,- iv,n -.nni moiro thoir kitia thia - w,ul,J'- Aeaessor Ed Stocker went out to Salem Sunday .to meet with the State I Tax Commission, and also to attend - . . the assessors state convention. Frank fogarty oi jxewpori passea thru Friday evening enroute home letz wapon road, also all the SWH of from Portland where he underwent anjSWWI Sec. 32, In Tp. 10 S. R. 10 west operation for appendicitis. We do not sell from cataloguesbut carry the largest stock of 8hoes and Furnishings in 'Lincoln County for you to see and choose from. The Bootery. Mrs. O. w! White and children de part?1 tM3 noon for Astoria, when Mr. White has been for some" time, und wliora they will make their home. Bring us your magazine subscrip tions we take subscriptions for all c? Malra out a list of ttDse.y.ou wish and let us quote you a club price on 'hem. We can save you money and trouble. "Ball Band" Rubber Boots.'"' I want to say here (that I have sold this line of Boots for, 13 years and have never had even one complaint against them) and I know you will not if you wear them. The Bootery. -' Saturday-Monday Cash Specials at R. S. Van Cleve's Yankee Cane & Maple Syrvp 4(4 tin $1.25; Fairy Soap 3 for 25c; Kerr's er Alber's Flapjack flour 30c; 24J4 lbs. Graham, 89c; Gasens soap 4 for 25; Penick't Crysr tal White Syrup 5 lb. tin 45c, 10 lb. tin 85c; Manchurian Walnuts, per lb. 27e. ' Quite a number of our of town peo ple are expected to take in the big Legion Armistice Day Dance here this evening. We understand a number will be down from Elk City, (and now that the rock road is open to Siletz and Newport a big delegation Is expected to come In cars. The 'fine weather of the past week has pnt the roads In good shape. NOTICE OF REWARD Notice is hereby given that the City of Toledo, Oregon, will pay the sum of W OO for Information leading to the d(mg breaklng Btreet ght, ,n "the said city. Ctty of Toledo, George Andrews, City Recorder. NOTICE OF BIDS Notice Is hereby given that the City of Toledo, Oregon will receive sealed bids for the construction of a certain Bti.eet o( id c:ty( betweea the-East Bide of Hill Street and the West side of Grove Street. Specif lcatipns there !w may be seen at the City Recorder's Office of Bald City. Each bid to be ac companied by a certified check in a sum equal to 10 per cent of the bid. All bids to be filed with the City Re corder within 15 days after the first publication of this notice. The council reaervM the rleht to relect anv and Bu bids. Date offirBt publication November .", 13-a. City of Toledo, Oregon, G;!orge AndrewSi- City Reeordur ot sad City. ; NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX'S , r SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned executrix of the Estaie of .C("fles ,H' Gardner, fleceased will by I virtue of an order of sale duly made ;BUd el,tcr,,(i of Tec,r& in tho - County Court of Lincoln County, Oregon, on the 7th day of November, 1921, auth- orlzlnf and llsensing the under gned .executrix of said estate to sell the re(il property belonging .to said estate, I will jn pursunace thereof on and after the 10th day of December, 1921, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of said day. at the Law Office of G. B. IlllcCluekey, Toledo, Oregon, offer for 8ale at private sale to the highest bid- der, the following described real prop- erty belonging to said estate, to-wit: The SouthweBt quarter geo 26 Tp 8 8. R. 11 west W. M The W of SWU of NWVi' of Sec. 33 and SEVi of NE and Lot 2 of Sn 32, Tp. 8 S. R. 11 West W. M. All that part of the southeast quar- ter of tna golllhea8t quarter 0f Sec. 31 Which lies east of the Toledo-Si- ivv . mi uuii. 1 o o.t:rua. - Terms of Solo: Cash In Hand. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 8th day of November, 1921 ' Virginia Heaton Gardner, 'Executrix of the estate of Charles H. Gardner, deceased. , C. B. McCLUSKEY Attorney-at-Law Toledo, - Oregon A A FINE OLD HOME PAPER (Tuna A Fine Old English G6ntleman These maguziues with, grnrunt) and . all these wor'is oi art, Are very well for city frits who live by dint of mart; Bat give me first and foremost, I hold it is the prime That fine old home town paper one ot the good old time The printin' Isn't perfect, the ink's not uniform,. The type Is set by hand perhaps, ' considerably overworn, The dear old prera I know it well It's covered o'er v:!th grime But It prints that old home paper one of the gold old time. . I loeki for It each week as regularly t t cunies. And when the postman brings It In, I drop all orl er chums, I drink It In, from start to fin, ridicu lous and sublime. That One old home town paper,' one of the good old time. Smith's cat may have some kittens; Jones Is putting In new pumps, My girl chum has got mnrrled nud the kids have got the lmiuips. Jack Wlltsey's built a lean-to, John son's roses upward climb Oh I I love the old home paper, boys, one of the good old time. ' GEO. E. WRAT. Back- to Town Crier How many residents of any small commuuity have ever considered what might happen If tliere were no news papers? Just previous to "Sub scribe for Your Home. Town Puper Week," which Is to be observed the Country over November 7-12, is a good time to recall the plight ot Macon, Mo., not long ago, when fire put the Chroutcie-lierald out of business for two weeks. According to The Publishers' Aux iliary, the old town crier, relic of many years back, was yanked from bis hiding place, dusted off, . and put buck on his Job, with a jangling bell, a megaphone, and a fog-horn voice only a little worse for long disuse. It may have been a novelty for two weeks. But think of a community without printers' Ink, compellA to get Its announcements of auctions, sulen, court sessions, births, marriages, deaths, epidemics of sickness, dog or dinances, board meetings, commence ments, tax notices, advertisements of help and situations wanted, acci dents, and the rest, through u shouted word like that of the ordinary train announcer lu a city ileput. The town crier was a roninntic lU;re lu his day, but few towns would like to return to his ministrations now. When one thinks of the temporary plight of Macon, und that It might become the permanent handlcup of many towns, It is well to think of sup porting the local paper. ' He Knew His Folks. Here are some random obser 'tons of a man who has visited and : lled a good many small communltl s: If you read your local puper yon will not miss much that Is hap .iiug around home. There is no use buying tnat you wish your town had a paper like one In the other town, for the other fellow there Is saying the same thing. The man who reads his local sapor thoroughly Is usually a pretty good citizen and has It all over the fellow who does not. Local papers, when all Is said and done, do more to uphold the Institutions of this state and country than any other known contributing force In the world's work. C. E. HAWKINS Attorney-at-Law Toledo, Oregon SOAP FLAKES riamri'r.' IVORY r ui irr HAKES 5 I IVORY . SOAP FLAKES 11c. Per Pkg. LUX 2 PKG. 25c. I CEREALS GRAHAM FLOUR No. 10 Sack .42c. CORN MEAL No. 10 Sack 33c. ROLLED OATS No. 10 Sack 63c. WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR No- 10 Sack 39c. PANCAKE FLOUR No. 10 Sack 73c. CRACKERS I BULK SODAS Per Lb. 16c. CATSUP ; PREFERRED STOCK BRAND J Pint size bottles each 29c. I w4-4rtHi Small Glasses Strawberry LARD, BULK Glutei v cure Per lb. . . . . 16c. CASCADE BRAND S No. 5 Pail3 79c. no. iu pans 51.55 XWi4i, TOMATOES Cood Crada Srandavrl Per Can 12c. CORN Standard Quality Per can 1Sc. I TELEPHONE 7004 THE (38) FOR SALE 600000 feet 2nd growth Mr situated on the Big Elk, seventeen miles above Elk City. Lloyd Millhollen, Corvallis, Oregon.- Acetylene welding bring In your broken castings and have them made as good as new. F. W. Carson, To ledo, Oregon. WANTED GOOD DURHAM milk cows, fresh or to freshen soon. Give description and price. J. D. Steers, Siletz, Oregon, (44). .MRS. L. W. COREY, a practical nurse, cares for maternity cases at her home, Newport, Oregon, Box 291. FOR SALE Second Hand Cars. Ford One Ton Truck, first ela 8S con dition, body and top. 1919 Ford Tour ing. Peterson Ford Garage. (39) WANTED A girl or woman for general housework In small family modern country home, Mrs. X, care of Toledo Leader. (36) FOR SALE A Good Durham Milk Cow, will freshen early. Is priced right. Carl Tangen, Toledo. HOUSE AND LOT For sale, quire at this office. In. l-OH , 6ALE 1,"0 ACRE DAIRY Ranch, one mile from Toledo on Ya quina road. A, M..:rtln, Toledo, Or. - YOUR EYES ACCURATELY FITTED By GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST Private Office for Examinations Prices Reasonable F. M. French & Sons Optometrists and Opticians Albany, . Oregon NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . 04771 - Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore., November 3rd,, W21. Notice is hereby given that Earl M. Pettycrew, of Nortons, Ore., who, on Dec. 16th, 1916, made Second Home stead Entry, No. 04771, for the NW!4 NE and NE NWVi, Section 10, Township 10 South, Range 9 West, Willamette Meridianhas filed notice of Intention to make threeyear Proof, to establish claim to the land nbove described, before the Clerk ot the County Court for Lincoln County, Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 16th day of December, 1921. Claimant names as wltnessos: R. C. Bemrose, of Nortons, Oie. H. M. Henry, of Nortons, Ore. S. L. Elliott, of Nortons, Ore. W. J. Southwell, of Nortons, Ore. Siletz: Art Aug. 'lEth, 1894. Alexander Sweek, Register. SUGAR BEST FRUIT AND BERRY 100 lb. Sack CANE SUGAR $6.07 V 141b .....$1.00 CRISCO 3 lb. Can 70c. 6 lb. Can $1.35 9 lb. Can $1.95 SNOWDRIFT 4 lb. Can C9c. 8 lb. Can $1.75 ECONOMY SPECIALS JAM XZZlZ,.?, 1 v; V V 2. 'T5. x . .m CITRUS POWDER I Pkg 27c t PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 Bars ; . . . ; 25c. KEEN KLEANSER Large Cans, 2 for .... 15c. T iHilllall RALSTON BRAN iJLI Per pkg. ............17c, I BETSY ROSS BREAD , Large Loaf 12c MACARONI, BULK Per lb 08c. i n 1 1 1 1 ! W.C.Burcroff Mercantile Go. TOLEDO, OREGON DEPENDABLE STORE LINCOLN COUNTY CRUSON I NICHOLS "DING" & "NICK" POOL & BILLIARDS GOOD TABLE8 CIGARS & TOBACCO LUNCHES SERVICE YOU WOULD ENJOY A VISIT TO THESE TWO PLACES ' Mlias"u. TMISW sjL I-i. Ml.' I5MlrriElIRSOM THE OLD RELIABLE, (Established 1900), TOLEDO, OREGON L INCOLN BOUNTY DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO, 4 Interest Paid on Time and Savings Deposits C. E. HAWKINS, President C. O. HAWKINS, Vice President Bring Us YOUR STORAGE BATTERY TROUBLES THIS WINTER , We will repair your Storage Battery store ft over, the winter while not in use at a nominal charge. We handle the Philadelphia Diamond Grid Batteries in 12, 18 and 24 Month Guarantee types Get our prices before buying. , Peterson Hardware Garage S.m-'Ww FLOUR BLEND FLOUR COSTS A TRIFLE MORE PER SACK COSTS LESS PER LOAF THAT PERFECT FLOUR' FOR EVERY PURPOSE 49 lb. sack ......... $2.10 Per bbl. A. $8.20 HOMELIKE . 49 lb. sack ....$1.85 Per bbl $7.30 CROWN FLOUR 49 lb. sk. $2 05 Per bbl. .$8.10 COCOA BULK BEST GRADE- VERY SPECIAL Per Lb. I 15c. -yil COFFEE M. J. B. RICE FREE WjTH M. J. B. COFFEE f .1 i ALSO FREE WITH EACH 3 lb. Can of COFFEE 2 Lb. Pkg. of M. J. B. . FANCY HEAD RICE im i f MAIL ORDERS I PROMPTLY FILLED 4 BASEMENT ANDREWS' BUILDING 4 "THE PETER PAN" CONFECTIONERY FULL. LINE OF . FINE CHOCOLATES COMMON AND FANCY ICE CREAM DISHES kZ fe " COFFcE ;3LB- WTf?Ji, $1.32 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY A SILVERWARE WATCH REPAIRING A 8PECIALTY OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER I t t t ANK OREGON - J. B. BOOTH, Cashier A. E. HAWKINS, Asst. Cashier T1