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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1922)
PACE TWO LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1922. Local Hews Grant King, proprietor of the Hotel at Siletz, arrived in Toledo Mouday on hia way home, after a visit to the Rose City. Wore people have seen "The Birth of a Nation" than any other picture. Ross Theatre. 18-it Mrs. O. R. Altree and daughter ar rived here from their home in Port land Monday and will spend the sum mer here . Mr. Altree is engaged In contract work here. 'The Birth of a Nation" is the most wonderful picture ever made. Ross Theatre. ig-it Mrs. A. L. Jacobson returned from Monmouth Monday after a combined business and pleasure trip to that city, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hoffman of Si letz were in Toledo Friday. Mrs. Hoffman took the afternoon train for McMinnville. Ore., where she will make a two weeks' visit at the home of her sister, MJrs. P. T. Jones. She Will also Visit friRnrU at that nlo,.o Mr. Hoffman returned home Monday evening after transacting business here. Several young ladies arrived In To ledo Thursday evening, (rom Mon mouth, Ore., where they have been attending the state normal at that place. They were the Misses Iris Akin, Mary Geer, Bessie Brtgham, Sadie Chambers and Marie Miller. Mrs. Geer, mother of Miss Mary, accom panied her daushter home. "The Birth of a Njitlon Is a wonder ful picture," Gtatcd the Now Yr.rlr TolPEr.irn. comnipnlinir nrtltnvln'l.r I the showing of that picture there It Is showing at the Ross theatre in' To ledo on Friday and Saturday of this 'week. i8.lt County Clerk Carl Glldersleeve and wife left on thB noon train Wednes day for Albany, Ore., where they tran sacted business and visited with friends. They returned home Thurs day evening. ROSS THEATRE Sundny-MoLday: Wallace Reld In "WHAT'S YOUR HURRY" A Paramount Picture. Also a 2 reel ToonervKle Comedy. 30c. & 10c. Coming "THE CARNIVAL" scenes taken ln Venice. Coming Rodolph Valentino In "BEYOND THE ROCKS" an Eleanor Glyn story. Jimmle Ross arrived home from Eu gene Monday where he has been at tending college at the University of Oregon. A special price on pocket knives, razors and shears. Every one guar anteed. W. C. Burcroft Mercantile Co. 18-lt Mrs. Anna Burlingame of Arizona, who has been visiting her brother at IFresno, Calif., arrived in Toledo Fri day for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. E ,B. Sliumway and fam- y- . ... Every school child should sea "Tho Birth of a Nation."' Ross Theatre 18-lt Special sale on overalls at Colvln's. -. (18-lt Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Poole Slough were outbound passengers on the Sat urday noon train. Special sale on men's cans at Hoi. vin's. . . 18-it Mrs. Nellie Geer and Miss Sara Crahen arrived ln Toledo on the even ing train Sunday. For cook stoves, ranges, oil stoves. etc., see Colvin. 18-lt You can bring- the color to your cheeks and the sparkle of health to your eyes by taking Tanlac. Toledo Drug Co. 18-lt "It's worth $5 a seat," stated the New York Journal, following the show ing of the great American play, "The Birth of a Nation," in that metropo lis. At the Ross theatre Friday and Saturday. 18-lt 1 Mrs. Tom Harding returned from a visit to Elk City Sunday evening. For that wash day outfit see Col vin. 18-lt Misa Tlndall arrived home from Portland Sunday evening, having been attPndlng business college in the Rose City the past winter. For beds, mattresaeB and springs, see Colvin. - is-it Mrs. Lola Cruson, daughter of Mrs. Lou Wade of Toledo, arrived here Sunday evening from Corvaliis. Mrs. Cruson will make her home in New port this summer. - U'u have a laige supply of berry boxes. W. C. Burcrof Merc. Co. 18-lt Blfind Flour for every purpose; our pi-whs are me lowest. W C. Burcroff Mercantile Co. 18-lt iTired, overworked, run-down men nnrf u-nmpn fin,? In 1V,n'o 4... ...!. - - " U U JUDl nimi they need to regain health and strength. Toledo Drug Co, 18-lt Charlie Glldersleeve arrived home last week from Corvaliis where he at tended college the past school term. You can make no mistake in fol lowing me aavice or millions who have been restored to health and happiness by Tanlac. Toledo Drug Co. 18-lt H E. P. Cook of Ona, stopped over in Toledo Monday, on his may to-Cor-vallia where he w(Jl attend to busi ness matters Mr. fnnlr atatnA !, unless rain was forthcoming in the next few days the farmers of the Beaver Creek section would Buffer greatly, the crops ln that section being at a standstill due to lack of moisture. Special sale on blue and gray granite ware at Colvln's. ., 18-lt Mi-, and Mrs. R. A. Arnold, proprie tors of the Arnold Drv Oondn Rtnre here, left Friday for Eugene, Oregon, where they will witness the gradua tion or tneir niece, Genevieve Tillot son, from the University of Oregon this week. Buy vour CAnnfn? ann, tiftw nr C. Burcroff Mercantile Co. 18-lt Mrs. Warren Hall Is In rh, r era rvf the Arnolds Drv Gnndn the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold this week. For dinner warA and aluminum wot see Colvin. ig.it Rnenlal sale on rhlrUon nottin Colvln's. ia.1 1 T)r. Unit ftf hTunnnW urn, a TV. 1 ,. . . .tug d business visitor Friday. Mrs. E. E, Smith and daughter of Waldport, arrived in Toledo Friday, for a visit with Mrs. Smith's father und mother, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stan ton. For men's, wnmen'a nnd nhtirirnn'a Keds, see Colvin. 18-lt W. K. Belt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Belt of Newport, came through To ledo on the afternoon train Saturday on his way home. Mr, Belt as been attending college at the University of Oregon. WANTED resident agent to repre sent us locally. Write Commercial Introductions Co., A002 Front St, Portland Ore. 18-1t Mrs. G. L. McCaulou wa3 i visitor to tho valley on Monday, leaving on the noon train. A PIECE OF "DIRTY" WORK ' Seme irresponsible person or per sons made a visit, to the grammar school on Sunday evening and cut the rones being used bv nalnfprs tn support the scaffolds. The ropes were aamagea so Daaiy tnat it was neces sarv to nurchafifl new rnnn T ta tn be hoped that whoever the night pruwier was receivea a great deal or satisfaction from his "dirty" work. Airs Lota Cruson war a. .ruiaaontroi on the' evening train for Newport, Mon day evening. Miss Sadie M!arle Chambers spent Saturday with relatives In Newport. Mrs. Wheeler of Glen was a Toledo visitor on Tuesday. The schooner Roamer was in the port Monday discharging a load ot cargo. C. D Johnson, president of the Pa cific SnrilPA rnrnm.ntl. ,... Toledo Tuesday afternoon from Port land for an indefinite business trip. Dr. L. Hoyt Brown ana family or Corvaliis wern Tniorfn .1.1, y. They drove over in their car. Miss Mary Harrison, a taswlmr in the Toledo high school, was a passen ger on the outgoing train Saturday. TltUS KUrtlchftHOV lAft'nn the, Bat. ! urdiay noon train for hla I wood after a business visit in. Toledo. Dr; H, H. Hall and Bert Howe spent Sundav On thn Kilatr l,i According to Bert the speckled beau- hoo rs ouing in good style. He said they landed 42. However, we did not see the fish. Miss Katherine Waugh left on the noon train Sundav frvr m I Oregon, where she will attend sum mer school. Mr. Chamberlain, with the Pacific Spruce Corporation, left on the Sat urday afternoon train for Portland, for a business trip. He will drive his car back. Mr. Horrace Addis, Field edltbr or the "Oreeon Farmer" war a visitor In Toledo over Friday. Mr. Addis came nera witn tne intentions of attending the Jersey Calf Club Plcnlr tn ha held at the L. A. Hulburt farm on Satur day, June 24. He was mistaken in his dates, thinking the picnic was to De neid wbi Saturday. Carl Glldersleeve and C. K. Crosno were fishing in the Siletz river auu day. Mayor and Mrs. W. E. Ball of To-' ledo visited over Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Wade of Siletz. Miss Florence Miooreliesd of Junc tion City, Oregon, :a nere visiting Misa Genevieve Tillotson. The two young Indies were class mates the past yeat at the University of Oregon at Eu gene. Mrs. E. A. Lytle and children left on the noon train Wednesday for Sa lem, Oregon, where they will make an extended visit with relatives ana friends. Jim Derrick returned home from O. A. C. last week where he has been attending school. GROCER I ES-FLOUR-FEED-H AY-HARDWARE-GROCER I ES-FLOUR-FEED-H Additional Locals Page Six ri THE I D. W. GRIFFITH'S 8th WONDER OF THE WORLD u u (Jail HUH -A UuuMulli ..HUH.HM .... ROLLED OATS, LARGE PACKAGE , 27c. OLYMPIC PANCAKE FLOUR, PER SACK 73c. PURE BULK LARD, PER POUND 17c. SUGAR, PER SACK $7.45 A VERY SPECIAL PRICE ON POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS AND SHEARS W. C. Burcroff Mercantile Co By a o o in a m o c a il in m 9 I r z m o o m S m V n r o c 59 ij m n 9 GROCERI ES-FLOUR-FEED-H AY-HARDWARE-GROCERIESFLOUR-FEED-H FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING SATURDAY, JUNE 24 J Mess kits $ .35 Regulation Army Haversacks with Carrier ...... 1.10 Camp Chairs 70c. to .95 Camp Stools 50c. to -75 Hammocks 3.25 Ten Pins, Iron 15 Socks, from 10c. up to .50 Leather Puttes, from $3.50 to 5.50 Army Blankets 2.95 We can supply you with any size tent. Get all prices ? before buying elsewhere. We can save you money. UNITED ARMY STORE Toledo, Ore. Toledo Hotel Bldg. W 1 1 I IM lit -3 3k 12 REELS Positively the Greatest Picture ever Produced Reproducing the history of the time when our country passed through dark and terrible days, showing the organization of the famous KU KLUX KLAN and the part that organi zation played in the reorganization of the war-torn Southern states. ROSS THEATRE i! Two Nights ii 12 REELS DESPERATE NEEDS BREED DES PERATE MEANS t The people of the South banded to gether to protect their women and protect their rights, so in a nightv THE KU KLUX KLAN WAS FORMED. FRIDAY and SATURDAY JUNE 23 and 24 A NEW PICTURE IN ITS ENTIRETY YOU SHOULD SEE IT A DOZEN TIMES IT WILL MAKE YOU APPRE CIATE ALL THE MORE THE FACT THAT YOU ARE AN A M E R I C A N. THIS IS THE FIRST SHOWING OF THIS GREAT PICTURE, IN TOLEDO AND THE ONLY CHANCE YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE IT IN LINCOLN COUNTY AS PICTURE SHOW MANAGERS ARE CLAMORING FOR IT. 18,000 PEOPLE TAKE PART IN THIS PRODUCTION, COSTING MORE THAN $500,000 3000 HORSES 5,000 SCENES. pen 7:30 Contract Prices 50 & 25c WikLTMAM WATCHES . Ml HUM MXL OV T1BM4h. 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