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December Brunswick Records
ON SALE TODAY
Loveliest aim from popular opernp; an epoch-making piano record by ona of the
greatest living; pianists; a wonderful tntermexio by the poet of the violin"; two
soul-atirrinf? b.ind m.-uclies; the cream o' up-to-the-minute dance hlta-ara
among December's oflrringn. Enough and to apare for tha moot devoted and
exacting lovera of tine music.
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From Carmen Act II (Bi'iaf)
Mario Cbamle
Viasid'artei (Lr.re an4 Music) From Tosca Act II (Paccint)
In lulian Soprano FloreocS) Caatoa
Prologue From ragliacci (Leoncavallo) la Italiaa
fiarilone Ciusepn Daaisa
Liebeetraum (A Dream of Lore) (LUmt ) Pianofortm Sola
Leopold Uodomky
MeditationFrom Thaia (Afasaanaf-AfarsicJt) Violin Solo
Max Rosea
Then You'll fttmcmber Me From Bohemian Girl Act MI
IBalf.) 7 .nor- Theo. Karle
Lore l CUn.'en of Rosea (Kathvrford- Wood) Tenor . Theo. Karle
Soprano Irene Williama
ij ooprnno and ChoruB
Brunswick Light Opera Co
On the Campus March (.Voosa) Waiter B. Rogers and His Band
L. i-r ' 'Mior-.i.trwli (Sou, a) . Waller B. Rogers and His Band
Hei-d CIrl. Dt-eam (Lobitxiky) Violin-Flute-Harp GondolierTrio
Levi's v. cam Alter the Ball (Ciibulka) Violin-' Cello-Harp
Riviera Trio
Ain". You Coding Out, nlalinda? (Stmilint-Moran- Von 7"ixr)
''"' Kill:-Junea and Male Trio
Ton L.ii!;- . mcsrs nnii Tea Little. Toea Pentc-Wltitm-Sihurtcr-
Ae''") Tenur and Baritonm Hilly Joneu and fonetit Hare
Doa't 7.- - Rcjmeiufc er the Time? ( Vl'i7t'ar) Soprano and Tenor
. Irne Audrey and Charles Hixrt
Love Sunus e LiiJe Gi.rt of Roses (CooeCpaniaui) Baritone
. . Ford r'almer
wance Fiver .xcou (Clarae) Tenor end Baritonm
Chas. Hart and Elliott Shaw
Goao, Bi.i Itol i:ort:.-.ua (Grant) Baritonm . . Ernest Hare
I Wonder If You Still Cf.ro For Mo-Fox Trof ( Ted 5ner)
... , Isham Jones' Orchestra
Janoi.foon . ox Tret .Maanm-Straigat-Lvone)
Isham Jones' Orchestra
One Kias Fox 'Vol (Bartnmtt-Arnhmim) . Salvia's Orchestra
Love Will Find a Way Fa Trot (Simrlm-Blakt) Selrin'a Orchestra
Yoc-Heo! Fox Trot (AIJ Aion-Burtnttt Jani,)
Carl Fenton'a Orchestra
Second Hd Rose Fox Trot (Hanhy) . Carl Fenton'a Orchestra
llu Fox "f " at (Dlnci'i) Windsor Orchestra
Sweet Mfo o' MineFox Trot (Kobinton) Beanie Krueger'a Orch.
Say It With Mini. -Fox Trot (Irving Berlin)
Kudy Wiedeeft'aCalifomlana
Souths!" .ales Fox Trot (Gorohwin) Rudy Wiedoeft'sCalifomiana
10-iiu Swot U"-F r'8' c"'"'-'oM Carl Fenton'a Orchestra
H5o ( Bisnini Bay Fox Trot (Whitinr) . . Car4 Featoa'e Orchestra
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POPUL?l FAVORITES from PREVIOUS RELEASES
OidRrfraio (Trancr.W by Fritz Krtular) Violin Solo
. . ...... FJias Oreeskin
Serenado (Fierne) Klofin 5o EHaa Breeskia
Katltlnea Mavourneen (Craiooref-Croacn) Taner Theo. Karle
Killamey (Aa.Ve) Tenor Theo. Karle
Annie Laurie (Dout !atM-Scoit) Soprano Dorothy Jardon
Love Uird (Ezrl-Fiarito) Saritono ... Ernest Hare
WhrDou'tYou (McCarlhy-TUrnmy) Baritonm . Ernest liaro
I !.oat My Hai . To You Fox Trof Rudy Wiedooft's Californiaaa
I'll Koop On Loving You Fox Trot Rudy Wiadoeft'a Californiaxia
Rose of Arauy For Trot .... Iaham Jonea' Orciiestia
Levis' Lady Fox Trot L!.am.'anes'OrchciUa
v m reii C Hartley Co.
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Senl me records checked above by DreDald Darcel Lost.
1 acree to keep at leaBt half of. those ordered, returning
bulanco iu 24 liuuis by insured parcel port.
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How to Be Healthy
The Crusade of the Double-Barred Cross
Practical Talks on Disease Prevention
Prepared by the
OREGON TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
(Practically every adult person It Infected with tuberculosis. Thle Infection need not ba
a source of danoer. To keep the latent Infection from becoming disease bodily resist
anco must be kept at Its beat. This eerlee of articles show you how to keep healthy j
Hand painted china at Arnold.
For rubber boots go. to Colvln'a,
Jim Franks 1b over from the Agency
today.
Fine Mine of Xmas stationery ait
uoivin'g, i a
Wednesday was the shortest day of jZ
"Jie year.
Boys' suits, rain coats and Macki
naw's at Colvin's.
O. W. Trommlitz went out to Eu
gene this noon.
Ten pins, a good Xmas gift for the
boy at Colvin's.
For ranges, heating stoves, stove
pipe, etc., sec Covin.
P. H. Eltlng of Logsden is a Toledo
viBitor his ir.ornins.
.Andrew BrlstUn of Elk City is a
Toledo visitor '.oday.
Washtubs, boilers, boards, granite
ware, etc., at Colvin's.
Ucrt Geer hnd business at Elk City
the first of the week.
General line of ladies' and gents' i
furnishings at Arnolds. 'J
Hobart Durbln of Waldport was a I
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AVe Wish you a - j
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
REMEMBER
that Saturday, Dec. 24th
is the last day of the big
SACRIFICE SHOE SALE
Why not give Mother, Father, Sister, Brother or Sweet
heart a pair of Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, House-Slippers or
Rubber-Boots for Christmas. They aro useful Gifts, and are
always appreciated.
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Toledo visitor yestn'ay.
Wc wish you a Merry Xmas and a
Happy New Year Arnolds.
W. L. Kadderley of Corvallis was ',
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S. E. NEWKIRK,
Prop.
Phone 2305
ir. i'.ia city the first of the week.
Saturday is the last day of "Sacri
fice Shoe Sale" at The Eootjry. I 'X X
See Colvin and get prices and terms i i-H''H'-W
on the beautiful Mandel phonograph. TOR SALE iOiic 190 Model Ford
M)k 1lMi. Ri-lirlmm arr'.xtaA Car. I mUSt SCll tll!S Car at Once tO ajl,U.UA,uxuxui lu . , i
. :. " . ... aalnst the estatB 0( rr y rTTTv,Tv-r-mT-'rTV-rrTttf'JtttTttM
irom Normal bcliool baturday evening. ' " H huaband. This car Is in first
Handkerchiefs In Xmas packages at Cass condition and as good as new. j i 4T 1p Vfiin? PTTDTCT1T 4 C? HfrVTI77- I
Colvin's. I if Ukcn at once I will sell for $275.00. j MA lYlli lUllvUl lilO I MAb MUPj Tj Y X
Miss Helga Larson is home from The car can be seen at my res.dtr.ee j
Normal School for the Chriscm,s holi- !" "7
, i rn r it. ski ai i a
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i Boone, deceased.
Mlfld riitfia CnnnK noma tiAmA '
rni imp A atv Uup na ri nek on
Monmouth Suiday for Uie holiday the $;de track along nanrctd street,!
vacation. ' Toledo. Owner pay for this notice . ,
, Clair McBrido was down from Eddy- and claim property at "Leader" office, j ; ;
vllle Mondav Bvrnlnr ttBnH(n,r GOOD FARM TEAM FOR SALE:.,
, T . . VV. K. Patterson, Toledo, Oregon.
onic Lodge. J
Zadok Thayer came over from Cor- FOR SALE Good team of mules,
vallls Friday to Bpend the holidays harness and wanon; good Jersey milk
with his mother. ' fow' al,so ac-' . " ' ' ' -'
limits, level and well located. Inquire
E. J. Fowler and daughter, Thelma, at thi, 9ffice or Chas. Mock.
departed the first of the week for a Z
tr. . ri..n . FOR SALE Fine Singers. Thorough-
T " " . . , bred St. Andressburg' and also Heart!-;
.1. W. Graham wont out to Kings Mt Roller Canaries a fine Christmas,;;
VsV'y yesterday where he will spend present Mrs. H. E. Demict, Toledo.!..
Xn.aa with relatives. ; r ... Huntjna prohibited '
Miiss Mario Miller catie over from ,n my piar-.les. U. F. Early,
the Normal Rclicnl Rntnril:iv fn tlio
, . , (S3; FOR SALE About 3 Cords of
Christmas vacation. . - . ... . A
tx;ra ijoou annus uuna. t. w.
For good values In men's rain and
over coats, see Colvin.
Camp,
W H Lirwsor was down from Port ' (44) FOR SALE OR TRADE A gocd
w. n. u.irson was uown rrom tort- '. 0prh.pr, -,.-,tcd ln Hood River
hnd the first of the v.ook lookins aor district, near Mosier on the Columbia
hi3 1-K,'lng eoulcment ' River. There are fifty seven acres In
K-bsiiis, equipment. . tract of whjch twcnty thrc acre8 are
Rings, diamonds, pendants, gold in f!;-at class aDDles and few cherries
chains, stick pino, sic, for Christmas The orchard is nearly full bearing, ' e-1
. D . Ing eicht years old. It bears a- crop,
at Peterson's jcv.ei.-y .tore. ' of apples between five and six thous-!
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Malhfson went and boxes a year. All of the land is
out to FruItva.o today where they UTwM
will visit until aftar Christmas. a good stock farm located down near
Dudley TMpp of Chitwood was a Toledo or Sile'z, or will trade for good
tract of tiinbiP. Any one interes.ed
cou-ity seat visitor several days this in game apply to C. F. Altree, Toledo,
wjek, rotuining home Wednesday. Oregon. J." O. Storey. I
Miss Ida Olson, who is a student at WARNING All Hunting on my
the O. A. C, arrived home Saturday plac- strictly prohibited. L. A. Hul-
evening for the Christmas vacation. Dert' 1 0IC00' "reH""- -
Miss Marjorle Tlllotson, who Is a ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
student at Monmouth, is spending I am prepared to repair all kinds of
the holidays with Toledo relatives. appliance., motors, etc house wiring
I . . ,, . . done, estimates Turnisnea Tree, l.-
A manmse license was Issued Tues- electrician, Leave orders at
day to Lawrence R. Wilson, 30, and 3urcroff Mer. Co. Store.
Eva J. Morris, 20, both of Newport. R- Hammond.
! For ladies' rain coats, see Colvin. ' , .TsTI. W. COREY, a practical
laooa value in men's dress pants at ;ur3e earM f3- maternlty eases at her
colvin's.
GO FARTHER!!
Every imaginable goodie for the .Xmas feast
you'll find at our store at very reasonable prices
including:
Nuts, Cluster Raisins, Dates, Figs, Cranberries,
Oranges, Crapes, Grape Fruit, Celery, etc.
Let us fill your order for fruit cake ingrediants
we have just received fresh Currants, Citron,
Orange and Lemon Peel.
And, Say Santa Two Stockings full of Candy
cost less than One did last year, at Gildersleeve's.
mmm urocery
A marriage license was Issued Sat-
home, Newport, Oregon, Box 291
No. 2. WHAT IS TUBERCULOSIS?
( DR. LAWRASON BROWN, Saranae Lake, N. Y.
rpL'liIiUCULUSlSi Is u dlscusu mused by a tjerui, discovered by Bobert
Kucli In lSS, which curly In lu course produces little modules, culled
ttiht'ivli's. It Is widely distributed throughout the world, and uttueks limn
uioro severely when he ubundmis u uuinadic or uutnoor life und lives lu targe
centers of civilization.
There are two urleties of the tubercle germ that attack men, the human
germ and the cuttle genu. The cuttle genii, while rarely urrectlng ndulis,
causes uiinuully the deuth of about 10,000 children and Infants In the Cnlted
Ptn'e. It Is conveyed by milk, uud Is kll'ed by billing or pasteurizing the
tniik.
The chief source of tho human tubercle germ is the sputum coughed up
by the consumptive and deposited only too often on sidewalks and floors.
The germ gulini entrance Into the body by Inhalation of the line droplets of
HI lit urn cougheO out by the consumptive, by the Inhalation of dried sputum
In the form ef dust and by the transference through dirty fingers of the
liurtlcles of sputum In the dirt of the streets and house, from bulls, tops
and other playthings, to the mouth.
The yoniiKcr the child, the more readily he Is Infected and the more
often lie mouths the objects he soils in the dirt in play. By the nge of
puberty two-thirds to three-quarters of all children hare hnd the germ In their
bodies, but only a small percentage of these develop the disease. It Is esti
mated that 2,000,000 persons In the United .states have tuberculosis today,
and without doubt umny contracted It first In childhood. It is not safe, how
ever, to conclude as some would have us do, Unit adults ennnot cutch con
sumption, for a ruthor larue percentage uiuy owj the dlseuse lu their lungs
to an Infection In later life.
These fuets serve to emphasize tho Importance of good hygienic llvlnj;,
and the avoldunee of overstrain f any sort, whether work, pleusure or play.
When man lives In th open he seldom develops pulmonary tuberculosis, but
when he change, this for Indoor life he may succumb. The boy nnd girl who
play and live much out of doors buve little tulierculosls until they becuino
thirteen or fourteen yeur. old. It then Im-reusea as the nnxletles of school,
the burden of work, uud the overindulgence In pleasure make more demands
on the body, until It Is most frequent between the twentieth mid thirtieth
)eur. It Is then thut people are must contined, und most often overwork or
overpluy.
A return to the outdoor Ufa, to the simple pleasure, the avoidance of
atelMndulgence In any way, muy quickly restore a threatened Individual to
beulth. If he once develops the disease It can be cured, but It requires time,
patience and self-denlul. Rest of body and mind, education In regard to
wbut is safe and what Is duniierous, goojLfnod and fresh air are the medicines
thut restore health. Intelligent ruodlcanl uer Islun, freedom from cure und
worry, confidence ln recovery, cousclcntlnusucM in rurrylng out every detail
given by" the physician, work miracles, us thousands can testify who have
fallen 111 of tuberculosis, but who have fought the good flght and won out
urday to Walter G. Bowman, 21, of THE SALVATION ARMY will
All. City, and Harrl.it Southwe.,. 21, atre"" stnday aftVnonVK
of Nortons. 'beginning on the first Sunday In Oc-
Mlss Alice Dickson came over from iher. Bible clas. for young and old.
Corvallls Tuesday for i.he holidays. Everybody come. i
Miss Alice la a student at the Corvallls A"sk us about the Woodward four
high school. , snee(J trarsml(n,on f0P Ford Car or
Prof, and Mrs. J. B. Horner, of Cor- Trucki Ford Garage.
"valils, passed thru to Newport Sunday
evening whera they will spend a week "
a nf rDAU ruiTwnnn wants
at the seashore. g 'board ,n op Rear To. . .vWWIHfHMt'H'UH I It
Dr. W. C. Belt of Newport wag ln Iedo and aend Hljih School. Th!j
the City Friday with his car moetlns boy Is willing and able to mil.', r-v.v
h,U ann ahn r.nmo tnm h n a bp da anv kind of chore3. Any""r; rtv
r. on th. evenlnir train. ' l"-'"9 th servinM of " b0V :"!
, t , p!eas8 communicate witn tne ssnooi
Erllng nnd Ruth Erautl arrived boarj,
home Saturday evening for the Holl- .
days.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CLOCKS,
JEWELRY &. SILVERWARE
WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS
VrALTIUM WATCHES PRACTICAL WA I tMMAIt K
j Pi. Jzij. PBTERSON
f THE OLD RELIABLE, (Established 1900), TOLEDO, OREGON
WWfHW.HI 1 1 Vfi
THE CONCORD TRANSMISSION
FOR FORD CARS AND TRUCKS
Gives Six Speeds Ahead, Three Back
Roth Under And Over Drives
ASK US
Peterson's Garage
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Erling is attending tho O. A. C.
and Mui.li tho University.
Tanlac is well advertised, but ad
vertising alone could not have produc
el Tanlac's popularity. It had to have
merit. Toledo Drug Co.
Miss Alvhlld Romtvedt, who is
teaching nt Butte Falls, Southern
Oregon, arrived home Wednesday
evening for .-.he Christmas holidays.
Henry Goodell arrived In Toledo on
Wednesday evening's train, being en
route to Siletz, where he will Visit his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Goodell.
Royal Dunn arrived down from
Portland Saturday evening to spend
tho holidays with his parents here.
Royai is attending school at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Knuuff and son,
Win., of Corvallis passed thru to New
port Tuesday evening where they will
spend the holidays. 'Mr. and Mrs.
Knauh" expect to return to Newport
to live next spring.
Howard Mtewhlrter was ln the city
Wednesday on business. Mr. Mew-hlr-er,
who is a cheese maker, has been
In Coos County the past year, and he
Informs us that his cheepe won tha
gold medal at the Portland Interna
tional Livestock Exposition.
Have your car overhauled aurinp T
the winter we give you a good job
, at Ford prices. Ford Garage.
! CHRISTMAS
YOU WILL FIND GIFTS
i For
FOR SALE 120 ACRE DAIRY
Ranch, onr. mllo from Toledo on Ya
qulna road. A tfurtin, Toledo. Or.
FARMERS' WEEK
CorvalUs, Or., Dec, 26-31, 1921
Winter Start Courses
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ALMOST
HERE!
DAD
MOTHER
SISTER
Cigars, Leather Goods,
Playing Cards, Razors.
Books, X
Silverware, Rubber Goods, Toilet
Articles, Stationery and Books.
She Always Wants Jonteel Toilet
Needs, Symphony Lawn Stationery,
Toilet Water.
BROTHER
and
FRIENDS
Put Science Into Farm Practice
Fruit and Vegetable Course
Dec. 3-17, '21
Tractor Mechanics Course
Jan. 2-Mar. 18, '22
Dairy MaimTa. turcr Course
Jan 2-Mar. 18, '22
Agriculture Course
' Jan 2 Mar. 18, "22
Dairy Herdsmen's Course
Jan. 2-June 18, "22
Grain Grading Course
Jan. 9-21, '22
Beekeeping Course
Jan. 30-Fcb. 25, '22
Homemakers' Conference
Mar. 20-25. '22
Oregon Aaricultural College
Full information on any Course by i
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vallls, Oregon. t4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H I
Give Him Tinkerpins or Any of the
Other Games We Have. Military
Brushes, Stationery, Safety Razors,
etc.
Waterman Fountin Pens, Eversharp
Pencils We Have Which are Suitable
to Persons of Any Age.
TOLEDO DRUG CO. T. P. HAWKINS, Prop.
The
Stors