PACE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 24th, 1922. GROCERIES-FLOUR -FEED-HAY-HARDWARE-GR0CERIE8-FL0UR-FEED-H r O 9 o m Fi V n r o c 50 il pi rn 9 I - i FOR SALE 3 Stands of Bee, honey I In hives. V. D. Graves, Toledo. U. h Ml 5 u u o k ? ui IT a K X Id bl IL K 3 O 1 u. (ll POLAR WHITE SOAP, 5 CENTS 23 FOR $1.00 A LARGE FULL WEIGHT BAR OF GOOD QUALITY S PREFERRED STOCK SHRIMP, 18 CENTS PER CAN UI o o cc o ui tt. D I X ri u ui u. cc 3 O -I u. d UJ u o o K BULK GRAHAM CRACKERS AT 17 CENTS PER POUND Shears Shears Shears A REGULAR $1.50 VALUE AT $1.39 PAIR OF SCISSORS OF EQUAL VALUE FREE WITH EACH PAIR OF SHEARS Razors Razors Razors GOOD GUARANTEED RAZOR THAT USUALLY RETAILS FROM $2.50 TO $3.00 FOR $1.33 W. C. Burcrcff Mercantile Co. (8) FOR SALE S acre of level land in city limit of Newport, front ing on State Highway and railroad; bargain if taken Imedlately. See C. E. Hawkins, Lincoln County Dank. (8) AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY Three acre with tprlng and fruit In city limit of Toledo. About 300 feet fronting on State Highway, priced at $(1500.00 by E. B. Shumway. April Showers! Earl Nye went to Portland: on busi ness yesterday. Shaving 15o. at Bert Howe's bar ber shop. Neck shave Sc. extra. Mrs. Ernest Parrlsh was a. passenger for the Valley Wednesday. K. D. Martin of Newport was a To ledo visitor yesterday. (Will Farnum of West Yaqulna was a Toledo visitor yesterday. We believe in Tanlac and so will you If you try It. Toledo Drug Co. A. E. Marvin of Siletz was over to the berry growers meeting Tuesday. FIVE MILCH GOATS 'For n.. n. , r d I priced frorn; 1S to $45 each. ... . -.. ,8checht Toledo, Oregon. Mere. co. Capt Zenas Ccpeland was up from Newport Friday evening. 'Mrs. Scott Lane was over from the Siletz Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Waggoner arrived home Sat urday evening from a visit at Eugene.' - A- c- WHITE LEGHORN EGGS nr w t-i... tin - ' for hatching, 15 for 81. Mrs. A. R. W. E. Flesher of Winant passed RchaPdeon(a"Toledo, Or. (9) thru enroute to CorvalllB Monday. , (11) Painting, Papering and Tinting, at 14.50 per day. All work absolutely guaranteed. Tofte Bros., Toledo, Or. Sale, H. A. FOR SALE Folding Sawing Ma chine a one man rig for sawing down tree logs or eordwood. Used short time. Price reasonable. Enquire H. G. Wolf, Liberty Theatre. Hon. Marsh Simpson was down from : (8) Good six room house and two Elk City Tuesday morning. I lots three blocks and a half from r.iw .i ci.. c,.. , J Main St., plenty fruit and garden. Buy your Singer Sewing Machines ; AddrMt Box 292i Toedo 0reflon. Now $5.00 down and $3.00 per month. Bateman Furniture Co. (6) FOR SALE Furniture of six Mrs. S. B. Robertson arrived home ! roon;?- " "lid hard oak, fumed, In i excellent csnaiuonj aining xaDio, Sunday evening from a visit with 5 friends at Junction City. round, six chairs, large buffett library n "l m 9 I GROCER I ES-FLOUR-FEED-HAY-HARDWARE-GROCER1ES-FLOUR-FEED-H 1 1 grj w " -v.i. . inuiCf i Ubrci 9, icauioi SGakO iiiui i is - G. W. Troinmlltz arrived home chair, cedar chest, brass bed, birds- V!from a business trip to Portland, Sat- eye ma?'e drf'ser' hesvuy wh,tf -n . , mel bed, sanitary couch, axminister r- uraay evening. brussell ruo. conaoleumn rug, 1 V'hon you buy a pound of our 35c, Toledo range, 1 heater, 1 kitchen ta- coffee you are getting a regular 45c. ' ble, chairs, kitchen cabinet, dishes, vaue, tuba, wringer:, lamps, etc., curtains; ,r. Tr, , , . t-1,1 2 cows, 100 laying pullets; new large C. L. Roadarmel of Elk City was x nu,e 3 ota, for transacting business In Tolodo Sat- $450.00 cash; also 3 lots adjoining M M tH M 1 1 1 1 1 M WORK SHOES WORK CLOTHES FOR WORKING MEN Our aim is not to sell the cheapest grade, but to sell the best There is as much difference in the wearing qualities of the different grades of work clothes as there is in the different grades of shoes. HAVE YOU TRIED ANY OF THESE: "Boss of the Road" Overalls, Coveralls, Khaki Pants, Rain Repellant Pants and Stag Shirts, Underwear and Shirts. "Ball-Band" Rubber Boots and Rubbers. "Bergmann, Lion Brand, Buckingham & Hecht, Wash ington, Weyenberg, Bradley & Metcalf and Beacon Shoes." Our "Satisfaction" guarantee goes with every article sold from our work clothes department, the same as it has always been in our shoes and furnishings department. 922 Prices are Lower p e o PLOWS 12 In. Steel Beam Stubble Plow $20.00 14 In. Steel Beam Stubble Plow $22.15 14 in. Breaking Plow, Wood Beam, Rolling Cutter & Gauge Wheel $25.55 HARROWS INTERN ATION DISC 8 Disc, 16 In. dla. Cuts 4 ft. Tongue $42.50 10 Disc, 18 in. dla. Cuts 5 ft. Tongue $46.00 Tongue Truck $8.10 Extra Allowance of $1.25 for Tongue If not taken HARROWS PEG TOOTH 1 Section 25 Teeth Open End, $10.00 Closed End, $10.00 2 Section 50 Teeth Open End, $22.00 Closed End, $22.25 2 Section 60 Teeth Open End, $24.50 Closed End, $24.75 Complete Line of Farm Implements at Prices that will sell You if You are in the Market Conrad Christiansen LOCAL DEALER INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY :r urday. Miss Free use of lots of outrange. Call In Mary Geer came over from Per,OB for P"'"1- WW Farnum, wen Taquirw, vrc, acvunu muuh from landing. Monmouth Friday evening for a visit with her parents here. i Dean Johnson, the mlllman, return-; ' ed Tuesday evening from a trip to the j cry' Valley. I FOR rooster for sale. Mrs. H. E. 1 Valley on yesterdays train. Prcseruting Attorney G. B. McClus- SALE OR TRADE 7-room XI A. M. Whoelock came over from i house wlth 1 ,cre tract; 12 apple ' r, ,,.., . 'trees; 4 pear irees, i sman luman iCorvallls Monday to look after busl-,""'. , prMm, flpaoe 'ner-s Interests In this county. vines, logan berries, gooseberries and jess uamei oi snetz was in tne city a large nea or sxrawoerne wen ana Tuesday, enroute to Portland on Busi- 'conve,,,ently located Inside of city .limits close to mills and Toledo depot. I am not asking speculative pi Ice. There is not a single portion of the Will trade for a home here In Corvai bc:!y that is not benefited by the help- lis, If In suitable location and livable ful action of Tanlac. Toledo Drug Co. condition. Would prefer property near tt f tt n i j j , the outskirts of Corvallia. If Inter Mrs. W O. Hoefleln and daughter, Vthi. property call my grand Thelma, of aquina, passed thru to the ;,.. p. p. Bates, In care of the O. A. C. 'phone 42 or write me. Mrs. Matilda P. Whippo, 1919 B Street, Corvallis, key was called to Portland on bust' ness Wednesday. A mari'laso license was issued yes terday to John Strong, 50, and Mrs. Wary Nleml, 36, both of Toledo. W. H. Lawson arrived down from Portland Monday night, going on thru V to Waldport. WOMAN WANTED To come and Miss Luciie De Celles and Miss, do Saturday work. Apply to Mrs. P. RVllIll Ymmr airn vloltrro nn tha Inw. I rrftoeriCRi er bay the first of the week. 300 all wool or silk and wool sam ples to choose from for that new Caster Suit Tailored to your meas ure for $25X0 to $29.00. The Bootery. HE. El PBTEHSON THE OLD RELIABLE, (Established 1800), TOLEDO, OREGON w I m m m " TTtTTTTtTTTTTTtttt rTr"T,V (rTTVPVTWTT"7Tv' tt tit Oregon. FOR RENT 40 acres botttm land, all cleared, 5 miles out of Toledo. In quire at thio office. Will take Ford car or motor cycle in trade for rent. LOST BUNCH OF KEYS Finder plrase leave at this office. Reward. j EGG" For hatching from R. I. R ENGINEERING WORK large cue, extra laying strain. Eggs Professional Engineer In the State from pen, $1 50 per setting of 15, Eggs of Orenon. Topography work, Civil 1 1rm 9'-c per setting of 15. Engineering and Sub-Division work. A. J. McMillan, Toledo, Oregon G. B. McCLUSKEY Attorney-at-Law Toledo, Oregon CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS Notice Is hereby given that I have fundi to pay all warrants, endorsed not paid for want of funds up to and Including Kobruary 24th, 1922, and said warrants are hereby callod and the Interest thereon eeass on this d,,te. Duud at Toledo, Oregon, this 3d day of March, 1922. Ira Wade, County Treasurer. Have Your So'es . Sewed on. " Prices Reasonable Via-I Orders Promptly At tended to. ' DICK WENNER & SON Shoe machine repair shop I Newon Oregon WOOD CUTTER8 WANTED see or write John Bradbury, Newport, Or. Mrs. H. E. Demitt. Also fine yellow St. Andrcasburg cannarics. FOR SALE Fresh Cow Young gnado Jer.iey. See W. B. Hayder.. R. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 7oledo, Oregon Office In Andrews building. Offirt hours 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to b p. m. Emergency calls at Bny tixii- LICKEY & MOCK pIXALL SHOP REPAIRS Shoes, Boots, Clocks, Watches, Umbrellas, Pans, Buckets, Tubs, Boilers, Flashlights, Cut Agates, Sharpen Shears, Knives. Repair all kinds of things Don't throw anything away, Come In and see us. Furniture Repair ed. Also plain sewing done. YOUR EYES ACCURATELY FITTED By GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST Private Office for Examination Prices Reasonable F. M. French & Sons Optometrists and Opticians Albany, Oregon Sewing Machines for rent 43.00 per month. Bateman Furniture Co. FOR 8ALE Cuthbert Red Rasp berry plants, $1.50 per 100. St. Regis Everbearing Raspberry plants 60c per NOTICE FOR SEALED BID3 Sealed Dida fcr the removal of the Soldiers' Club House to the County Fair grounds, will be received at 'he office of G. B. McCluskey, up to 2 P. M., Saturday, March 25;h. when they will be opened. For Information ana plans see O. 13. MeClusltey or W. K. Patterson, Tcledo, Oregon. NOTICE Anyone knowing them selves to be Indebted to me will con fer a favor by leaving tho money with E. A. Lytle. Al Waugh. FOFt EXCHANGE Half acre out- 1 . . . (. li i y a. ene Ml K-atio Wanirh who fa.nhln. 8106 C4ty limUS OI roniana. KOK S . v , ' . ten years ago for land near Toledo nt Yaqulna, spent Sunday with her Sour.sldn preferred. A. J. A., Toledo, parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Al Waugh, In Orroon, P. O. Box 376. this city. Mrs. Lon Hoover and children came down from N'ortons Saturday evening for a vluit with Mrs. Hoov r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Caraon. Frank Lane arrived down from The (6) ,00 commission to anyone mak ing a s.'le -f t'te acreage at Caledonia belonolrg to Mhs. W. Searth, 654 Hal- 3ey, Street, Portland. (5)piANO MUST BE SOLDI Wll Sacrifice fine high grade plane now It DallcB Monday evening for a visit with 'storage near here for Immediate aale can glvo easy terms If wanted to any established home. For full particular! address Wholesale Dept, Oregoi Eilers Music House, Eilor Music Bldg Portland, Oregon. Toledo and Newport friends. Mr. Lane formerly resided here at Toledo. It. J. Dickson tame over from Cor vallis Monday evening for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. F, Dick son. Saturday-Monday cash specials at R. S. Van Cleve'o pure buckwheat 1loui, Mazo'a oil, Gcrmca, Wheat Hearts, Kaoma Cleanser. Mrs. Ralph Salvage of Si'.etz arrived fu Tcudo last evening being enroute ho.ne from a visit with relatives In the Valley. loirence Galther, Chas. Gildorsleeve and Eriing Bruutl are home from the O. A. C. this week for the second se mester vacation. (5) TQ POULTRY MEN See rT R Mrs. S. E. Newklrk was a passenger Gwynn. agent, end get the book, "Th' for Portland yesterday noon, where Bst Brooding Sym." Sold on (0) FOR SALE From one to thirty acres Just out side the city I'mlts, r reasonable price. ' See M. C. Miller, oi address Box 113, Toledo, Oregon. PIG3 WANTED Also second han rrcwirn r-nchine. W. 3. Gllson, T ledo, Oregon. "ROAN MARE FOR SALE We! about 1030, cash or will consir'e.- c--v.-dairy cow In exr.hanae. R. C. Joh ston, Toledo, Phone 1803. FOR SftLE P. Frederick. -200 cedar fence psst- l THINK THE MAM WITH THE HOE WILL SOON RE PLACE THB MAM WITH THE HOKUM. she will hear the Grand Opera. A marriage license was issued Sat urday by .Clerk Gildersleeve to Ber nard Flnke, 22, and Miss Wilda Scott, 19, both of Siletz. Mrs. Gltn Ticer arrived over from Pcrtlnnd last Saturday evening for a visit with her sister, Mrs. F. S. Fuglt, and family. Mr. Ticer will arrive down from the city tomorrow evening. Capt. O. F. Jacobson was up from Newport Wednesday looking after re- pairs which are being made to the steamer .Newport, at the Altree ship yard. Zadock Thayer and Jim Derrick are home from the Agricultural College this week. The boys are both getting fat, and attribute It to the fact that they are doing their own cooking. Leader subscriptions received this week are: Edith Young, Toledo, Or.; Mrs. E. Ofstedahl, Toledo, Or.; C. L. noadarmel. Elk City, Or.; Ralph Pe pin Newport, Or.; J. H. Loonils, To ledo, Or.; Mrs. M. Espy, Toledo, Or.; II. R. Chamberlain, Yaqulna, Or.; John Bradbury, Newport, Or.; Percy Hen derson, Toledo, Or.; Mrs. E. M..Wcod, money back guarantee. FOR 8ALE McCormlck rake, user! half day, price $40. Milwaukee mow ing machine, No. 5, used half day, price $85. Writs Mary Pearson, New port, Or. RtrnR RALE One Horse and 3 Cow's; 1 registered Jersey; 1 Jersey and 1 grade cow. John Rooth, Toledo. 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 or is eggs Baby chicks 20 cents each. We have to pullets In our breeding pens. Mil er A Crabtree, Toledo, Ore. Box 117, FOR SALE 93 Heavy Shearing An oora Goats; also one Registered An gora Buck with papers: F. T. Gunn, Logsden, Oregon. FOR SALE Two houses and two lots; also two acres of land Inside of City limits, level and well located. Inquire of Chas. Mock, owner. FOR RENT Store Room on Hill Street, I. O. O. F. Building. See Carl Gildersleeve. EGGS 01.00 PER 8ETTING of 15. Thoroughbred White Oregons. P. O. 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