Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, March 03, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. TOLEDO. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1922 a. SrECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK. ? ON CEUEALS. GET OUR PRICES ON FLOUR; $ t WE CAN SAVE VOTI MONRV. 1 I W C Burcroff Mercantile Co. PTTTttTtTTtTTI LADIES' MILLINERY GOODS ARNOLD'S also COMFLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS '; Call In and look over our line of . . Hats, Caps', Glovei, Ties, Shirts, Hos iery, Ribbons, Jewelry, Etc., Etc. z NYE BEACH, fj SSI NEWPORT, OREGON ON THE BEACH OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN : : . 1 1 . r1 Rooms furnace heated Hot and cold water In every room Bath privlicdges WINTER RATES , ROOMS 01.00 PER DAY MEALS 50 CENTS SPECIAL WEEKLY AND MONTHLY RATES On:y Whlre Help Employed Free Bus To And From Boat P. G. GILMORE, Prop. PHONE 4004 Fordson Tractor Price " Reduced $230.00 Present Price 335.00 F. O. 3. Detroit A. T. PETERSON Local Agent NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 04875-. . . Department of the Interior U. S. Land OCTlco at Porlhnd, Oregon, . January 26. 1922. NOTICE Is hereby riven that Harry F. Clark, of Toledo, Orogon, wli'. on May 1st, 1917, made HoinesitMil Entry, No. 04875, for the NWV4. Suction 3:1, Township 11 6., Ruifle 10 W., W. Meridian, hao filed notice of lnfontlr-n to make Thre-yoar Proof, ti establish claim to the land above described, be fore tho Clork of the Comity Court for Lincoln County, Orog:n, i at ' Toledo, Crepon, on tho 16th day of March, 1922. Claimant names as witnesses: John SMoeer, of Toledo, Onion. Charles W.odtn, of Toledo, Orenon. A. T. Peterson, of Toledo., Oregon. W. E. Berk, of Toledo, Oregon. ' Act 6 0-1912. Reenter. Alexander Sweek, R. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON 7oledo, Oregon ' FOR SALE 127 aeni km rr.ll.. unice in ymarews nnnninK. omre Below Toledo on th bv. hn. K.rn boars 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to. 9 orchard, etc. .About 60 acres tldeland. m. Emergency calls at any time 8et S. C. Hanson, owner, at Newport NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice 1s hereby Rivet, tl.nt tho un dersigned administrator of the Eatato of Luther Branch, Decoded, has filed in the County Court of Lincoln County. : Stat of Oregon, his final account as I "H'-h Mnlr-.ls'rr.tsr nf su'd estate, and tl Pt Monday th0 Gih day of March, ; 1922, at t'io hcur of To:i o'Clock, A. M. i of said day, has been fixed by tho said Court r.s the time for hearing of ob : Juctions to said report, iiid the se'tUo I meat thereof. , Ira Branch, I Administrator of the Estate of Lu- iner israncn, Deceased. ENGINEERING WORK Professional Engineer In the State of Orejjch. Topography work, Civil Engineering and Sub-Division work. A. J. McMillan, Toledo, Oregon ELECTRICAL REPAIRING I am prepared to repair, all kinds of appliances, motors, etc., house wiring done, estimates furnished free. ' Li censed electrician. Leave orders at Burcroff Mer. Co. Store. R. Hammond. Make - $5 It's Easy! ' v. a ..Lieut L. C. Smith of Newport was a Toledo visitor Tuesday evening. - See Celvln for that housekeeping outfit Ed Logan Is laid up for a few days with a sprained ankle. Chas. W. Myers of Elk City was in the city yesterday morning. Dance Saturday night March 4th. Good music. "Dick & Nick." . O. W, Andrews of Mill four was in the city Wednesday afternoon. 1 Chris Laraen of Slletz was in the city on business Saturday. ' (Remember the dance at tho Club House tomorrow evening. ' Remember that special sale of gran Iteware at Colvin's. J.'W. Graham went out to Cor- The S. P. Company is balasting the sidetracks in the local yarda. vallls and Kinga Vailey Wednesday. Dance Saturday night, March 4th. Good music. "Dick & Nick." ' L. C. Mowcry of Sile'.z was; a To ledo visitor several days this week.' Somebody will make easy money $5. . E. A. Lytle and family are moving into the P. Frederick house on Sec ond street. Guess Again $51 Fred Horning received two carJoad3 of dry wood this week and is now prepared to fill all orders. Tho natural,' refreshing sleep of a healthy body is enjoyed by these who tauo Tanlac. Toledo Drug Co. Mrs. J. L. Wakefield was down from Eddyvllle Sunday visiting with her slste., Mrs. Vlvan Peterson. Patho and Actuelie Recti-ds, while they last, at two for 75c. Bateman Furniture Co. ' '" ' Make $5 It's Easyl Mr: and Mrs. Harry Swayzo came over from Albany Saturday ' evening for a short visit with Toledo friends. . Scotch Woolen Mills suits All one price hundreds of samples to pick from. Priced at 0-5. .The Bco'ery. Mrs. John Westfall returned to her iiome at Summit Saturday after spend ing a few days with Mrs. Elmer Horn ing in this city. For rubber boots, oil clothing, guar - ii waterproof loggers' shirts, see Colvln. : Mrs. Alec McMillan arrived home .il.u dcuillj last evening, where she! has been, fee some time receiving i treatment at a hospital. Guess Again $51 Secretary Floyd Butler of the South side Improvement Club was in the city n business Wednesday afternoon. Dr. Kellogg the Eye Spot lalijt has rented an office next door to the tele phone office and will bo in Toledo the week of March 13 to 18. County Commissiond.- C. M. Warren arrived down from, itoso Lodge U'uos , .'.'..y evenius tj attend tho regular March session of County Court. Geo. H. Korsfall of. Rock Creek was in the city Tuosi'ay evening and Wed- Ljtcuy, having business with the Co. Court. ' j City Recorder D. T. Harding and wife o. Newport passed thru W'ejucs day evening enroute home from a trip to Corvallis and Portland. Lester Waugh went out to CorvjUis and Portland on business Wednesday.' ylie may run up into Eastern Oragou and visit his daughter, Mrs. H. ,M. I'Teal, before returning. County Agent and Mrs. J. E. Colter arrived home from Corvr.llis Friday evauiiiR, al which placo tUey had been the past ton days. D an Johnson, tha niillmafl has pur chased four ,uts, just south of the Ad ventist churjh, front James J. GaitSer. Wo understand tin". Mr. Jjiinson will huild a modern residence on theae lots. A little over 15,000 feot of lumber was brought down from Elk City vVod UDsday to be used in the construction of houses by the Toledo Investment and Development Corporation. "Doc" Thayer and Jim Derrick came over from Corvallis Friday evening to sort of k'jep in touch with tho rapid development being made hero in To ledo. ... The Pacific Spruce Co. purchased a now Ford car from A. T. Peterson Tor use on their railroad, the Alsea Southern. John Peterson delivered it to South Beach Monday. ' Contractors McChesney & Son have commenced 'construction on the flatt one of the five room bungalows which the Toledo Investment and Develop ment Corporation is building in the southeast part of town. Miss Grace Hart arrived down from Seattlo the first of the week for a vlalt with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ball, in this city. Miss Grace holds a responsible position in one of the large department stores in Seattle. W.'J. Southwell of Rock Creek was 'in tho city Tuesday and Wednesday, having business with the County Court. Mr. Southwell called in and paid up his subscription while lu the city. Leader subscriptions received this week are: - J. H. Glliies, Wlaldport, T. L. Bohannon, Toledo, Or. J Chris Lar son, Slletz, Or.; E. A. Simon son, South Beach, Or.; G. P. Lying, Yanuina, Or.; Mra. Kentura Peterson, Toledo, Or.; W.- J. Southwull, Nortons, Or.; A. T. Peterson, Toledo, Or.; V, F, Early, Toledo, Or.; C. Boeckman, Toledo, Or. (5)'-iFOR' ALE From- on to thirty acre Juat' out side "the "city limits, at reasonable price.' See M. C. Miller, -or add,res Box 113, Toledo, Oregon, . PIGS. WANTED Also second hand mowing machine. ' W. B. Gllson, To ledo, Oregon. . , ROAN MARE FOR SALE Weight about loao, cash or will consider good dairy cow In exchange. R. C. John ston, Toledo,' Phone 1803.' BARRED ROCK EGGS From two year old hens, $1.50 per setting of 15. U. F. Early, box 168, Toledo, Or. (6) TO POULTRY MEN See R. R. Gwynn, agent, and get the book, "The Best Brooding Syetem." Sold on a money back guarantee. (2) FOR 8ALE 3 tons of nay, $i5 take the lot. Hans Olson, Tolodo, Or. (7) FOR SALE Registered O. I. C. Boar, about 7 months old. W. J. Southwell, Nortons, Or. FOR SALE McCormlck rake, used half day, price $40. - Milwaukee mow ing machine, No. 5, used half day, price $85. Write Mary Pearson, New port, Or. ' (5) FOR SALE One Horse and . 3 Cows;1 registered Jeresy; 1 Jersey and 1 grade cow. John Rooth, Toledo. (3) STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE Magoon and Gold-Dollar $1.50 a hundred while they last: Carl Tan gen, Toledo, Oregon. FOR SALE 93 Heavy Shearing An gola' Goats; also one Registered An gora Buck with papers: F. T. Gunn, Logsden, Oregon. GOOD DAIRY RANCH FOR REN1 with stock to responsible party. I will give you a good deal. I want to take, a vacation for a year.- For furthur In formation write, or come and see Chas. P. Miller, Chitwood, Oregon. (44) FOR SALE OR TRADE A gord apple Orchard, located in Hood River district, near Mosier on the Columbia River. There are fifty seven acres In tract of which twenty three acres are in first class apples and few cherries Tho orchard Is nearly full bearing, ' e Ing elpht years- old. It bears a crop of apples between five and six thous and boxes a year. All of the land is apple land, can be planted to same at srrall coct. I will consider trade for a gcod stock farm located down near Voir 30 or t,.le.z, or will tiade for good tract c" tin.bsr. Any ono interest?? in tame apply to C. F. Altree, Toledo, Oregon. J, O. Storey. (4j FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 A.; 35 in cultivation, rest in grass, fenced with woven vlrr, watered by sprinc in p.ir.LU; well ct hou3;, family or chard and terries; fair hou3c; barn 40 by 41, lilp-roof, two story; 50 toi silo; on opod gravel road 14 mile Jc srhol sll clocked and equi!;poc; Want a dairy ranch on const all stock. cd and equipped. Give full descrip tion and cash price in first letter. Addrc": W. L. Crowley, R.F.O. 3,. Leb anon, Oregon, FOR CALE Two houses ar.d two lots; alto two acres of land Inside c City limits, level and well located, inquire o; Chas. Mock, owner. (4) LAND FOR SALE On the SI fce PJver, In Lincoln Co., Oregon 18 acres of river bottom land and ar ctr.sr piece 100 acres pf hill land. More Inforn-.ation can bs had froir owner. Gust Sied, Taft, Oregon. R. I. R. Baby Chicks for Sale. Eg; for Setting, $1.00 for 15. H. E. Cory Toledo, Oregon. FOR RENT Store Room on Hill Street, I. O. O. F. Building. See Carl Gilderslceve. LOST Lad lea' gold watch, Rock frod make, with fob. Letter "H" en graved on back. Finder return same to this office. Reward. EuGS 5I.0J PER SETTING of 15. T'huroiighb.-ed White Oregons. P. O. Da: 113, Toledo, or see Mrs. Gladys Cain. . A NEARLY NEW FORD and about 30 cr $35 oil. C5 to 70 sacks of early A-1 seed and 400 empty sacks for sale $425 00. Inquire at Logsden P. O. HATCHING EGGS from Miller's S C. Reds and Crabtree's Barred Rocks. Breeders are one and two years old, with trap nest records of 150 to 20v .eggs. .92.50 per setting of 15 eggs I Baby chicks HO cents each. We have 'no pullets' in our breeding pens. Mil- ller & Crahtrec,' Toledo, Ore. Box 117 ' WOOD CUTTERS WANTED set 'or write John Bradbury. Newport, Or FO.:l KENT 40 acres bottt-m land all cleared, 5 miles put of Toledo. Ii; quire at .this office. FOR SALE About 9 acres, $250.00: 3 miles f om Toledo, hill land, wood, running water, clear 'title, Box 105, Toledo, Oregon. FOR SALE Five acre place near Toledo, house, barn, orchard, etc. Nearly all tinder cultivation. Place close In. If interested epquire at this office. FOR SALE A good fresh cow, Is priced right. Garl Tangen,Tolcdo. WANTED POTATOES 5 sks. "Ear llest of All," and 5 sks. of either "Pride of Multnomah" or "American Wonder" Write me prices delivered at Toledo. Ray L. Jenkins. EGGS For hatching from R. I. R., large size, extra laying strain. Eggs from pen, $1.50 per setting cf 15. Eggs from flock fji.00 per atlng of 15. Mr. H. E. Demltt. Also fine yellow St. Andreasburg cannarics. I"" t Gildersleeve s Grocery FOR I Fresh Fruit and Vegetables I f AND ANYTHING ELSE A FIRST CLASS GROCERY CARRIES I A LARGE ASSORTMENT. AND LOWEST PRICES HAVE f MADE THE CASUAL BUYER A STEADY CUSTOMER. IF YOU ARE NOT GETTING GROCERY 5ATI5F AG 1 IUIM SEE US A. M. GILDERSLEEVE. MJiillliliMiH A A ai.aasA.i.i.aia . m i.xaj.Ai.AAJ.i.AAJ. 1 ft ti JkJk iAil TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVVTTTTTTTTTV'l'TTTTyTTTTTTTTTT ' t -w -- -r I CARRY A FULL LINE i OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE ALSO A FULL LINE OF FOUNTAIN PENS and PENCILS OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER Sewing Machines for rent $3.00 p;r month. Pataman Furniture Co. FOR SALE Cuthbert Red Rasp berry plants, $1.50 per 100. St. Regis Everbearing Raspberry plants 606 per do, postpaid. H. S. Pruner. Yaqulna, Oregon. "WALVHAM WATCHlTf V WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY , I-I. El PETERSON ; THE OLD RELIABLE, (Established 1900), TOLEDO, OREGON a,fr...;..A,t4,4.1,4MH-.'-r-M- iJ4 1 "r--:--rA-i.-----rri V I " v. ,-1 I, 'i Just Every D?;y Rcarlta With a v7ffU can edtut: dspcti.i on a af c ccj..uZ dinner vohi'n c LANG RANGE eivnds in yotir A LANG RANG 3 NEVER DISAPPOINT! W A. JL A because the LANG possesses ELEVEN DIFFERENT AND EXCLUSIVE FEATURES not found in ANY OTHER IANGE. LANG'S famouj HOT BLAST SMOKE BURNING finciplc enables it t' i opercte ensj-jr, cheaper r.iid rnoro f.Tectivo- t':nn any other rai on the market B:m;r a NORTHWEST iiCSUCT it is pittkularly vc!l adc;.....'. to K&nbwestera wauUons. A visit to our s tore will cor.v'n-" voi ' BATEMAN FURNITURE COMPANY PHONE 2305 I. Tolotlo, Oregon ' Plumbing Tinning, and 1 Stove Repair ing ARTHUR NYE 3 YOUR EYES ACCURATELY FITTED By ' GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST ', Private Office for Examinations Prices Reasonable , F. M. French &. Sons Optometriota and Cipticlana Albtny, - O.'egon NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given. That tha undersigned, Stephen C. Cochran, ex ecutor of the las will and testament of Clcille Nelson Wliitlaw, deceased, has filed in the County Court of tho State ,of Oregon for Lincoln County his Final Account as said executor and that said Court has, by an Order thereof, dslsnnted Monday, the 20i.t day of ftrartht, 1922, at the hour of 10 o'clock in tat forenoon of said day at at the County: Court Room in tha Court House at Toledo, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objec tions to said Final Account and tha settlement of said estate, and at which said time and place -all persona so objecting may appear and 6Uow causa, If any exist, why the said Account should not in all things be allowed and approved,, said estate settled and closed, and tha exacutor discharges. Stephen C. Cochran, Executor. Custer E. Ross, Attorney for tha Estate. A very nice little bungalow for sale. See H. A. Matheoon. " i HFMSTITCHING Leave all orders or Hemstitching at Arnold Dry Goods. LICKEY & IVlOCK 'FIXALL SHOP REPAIRS Shoes, Boots, Clocks, Watches, Umbrellas, Pans, Buckets, Tubs, Boilers, Flashlights, Cut Agates, Sharpen Shears, Knives.' Repair all .kind! of things Don't throw anything away, Come In and tee tua. - Furnitura Repair- ed. Also pjaln sewing done. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the County Court of the State o Oregon for Lincoln County In the Matter of tho Estate of Rufus H. Smith, Deceased. NOTICE In liorohv bn tt..,. .V- undorsigned, Ira Wade, administrator ui uiu (.-aiute 01 kuius H. Smith, de ceased, hns filnd hin final o.nn..t the County Court ot the Slate of Ore- kuu ior Lincoln uounty, and that Mon day tha 13lh day of March, 1922, at the hour of 9:30 A. M. or m& flay at the Court House 1st Toledo, Oreffon. In said county and elate, has been an Dolnted as the tl-no ,,,) mnna f. .u' hoarlng of objections to said final ac count and the settlement thprof 10t?Ut192f flr8t pubIlcation' February 1p?2ate of last Publication, March 10. ' Ira Wade, Administrator. WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particular O. P n,,.h mi . ' ' III, Minn. r