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LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 29th, 1922.
ROSS THEATRE
TONIGHT
Btllie Burke ki
Paramount
Co-nedv Drama
. . . . . ful years on this routa and wishes to
THE EDUCATION OF ELIZABETH" thank hl8 many patrons for their kind-
Also Harold Lloyd' In a one reel ness during my stay and also to' thank
BAYVIEW AND TOLEDO raised successful crops of vetch this
MAIL CARRIER RETIRES xw ana irom whom th -bug method'
Pmnu H,mt...rv.r tnnwi of growing vetch may be learned.
mail carrier from Bayvlew to Toledo.
I retires from duty Thursday, June 29,
' . tni - ' - i j -a . i -. .
Comedy "PINCHED"
30 cents 10 cents
ithe postmasters at both ends of the
route, Mr. E. E. Dyer of Bayvlew and
.Mr J. J. Gaithor of Toledo.
FRIDAY SATURDAY
"THE RESTLESS SEX"
BARNES AND RAY
Continued Trom Page Five)
on these occasions he would dive for
the ropeg in an endeavor to break
away.
Barnes' aggressiveness was not one
iota greater than that of Ray. The
"I am now going to take up farming I smaller man had his heavier onnnnnm
six miles south of Toledo on the eame.in dangerous positions on several oc-
route.
A brilliant photoplay lavishly pro-'., 00;,i '
aunt ova v
"Yours respectfully,
"FRANK HUNTSUCKER,
Toledo, Ore. 19-2t
duced with beautiful
Marion Davles
in the lead, from
Robert W. Chambers
Story which ran in the
Cosmopolitan
a 7 Reel
Paramount ALSO
BUSTER KEATON
The Serious Laugh Maker In
"ONE WEEK"
2Rcals of fun arising from
Trials of Honeymooners.
35 Cents 10 Cent
casions and Barnes was compelled to
use his greatest strength to free him
Forces Miller.
self.
Immediately following the match
Ray made the following statement:
"I came to Toledo tonight to wrestle
Olson he backed out. I wanted and
was Dromised a match with Miller
he backed out. and thev run ma niO
against Ihls man Barnes, whom I
the
WHEN VETCH "GETS
THE BUG" IT f GROWS
One time It wa Bald red clover
... t J 1K 4Un HUll ft , wol
COnte8.a 18 the toughest man I
!nocutteranUdal,theM " S rKXilA I
methods employed it spread until the i61,,"1" ?f,aJ WiU d 80
unclovered areas are small In extent. ; -, ,,' . . ..
. ,. . . . Miller was present and accepted the
Ve predict the same experience frlcIlalie h ... "
vefh growers in Lincoln County. But i ?.!?. BOOn 08
the bacteria necessary must be pro
vided. This can be accomplished by
Barnes' Statement.
Ladles ajid gentlemen I came here 1
inoculating the seed with culture ob- tonight to referee the match between
SUNDAY MONDAY
A Good Drama and a 2-R EEL
ALL "NIGGER" CAST COMEDY
AND SINGING
30 Cents and 10 Cents
THERE WILL BE A
Show the evening of July Fourth.
HMt I ,l1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! HI I II I
A Glorious 4th
and a Hearty
Appetite
We have a fine
stock of Fruits and
Vegetables and the
very, best "eats'
for the picnic.
Closed all day
Tuesday, July 4
The W. C. Burcroff Mercantile Co.
talned from O. A. C. or by spreading Mr. Olson and Mr. Ray and was reallv
soli fro ma field where vetch grows not Incondltlon to meet a man of the '
well. As ninny of the Lincoln County; calibre of Ray. However, I will do ;
soils are acid the growth of all theanything to keep the game clean and;
legumes may be hastened by adding ' protect it by giving the fans their j
"Fall seeding is a necessity to good 'and'uis my highest' ambition to'mako' WWW WWWWWWH tWMWfMWfWWHWWWWWr
veitn. ivix. iv. r. orauui, lwtuu, w. me game so Clean mat women ana' . .... . . . . . . . . .
R. Stokes. Yanuiiia. E. H. Stelnmotz. children will feel nerfectlv at !iborv ! ecrery. The stockholders ar en. : rWWMWvWmWftvrrr
Chitwood, and A. C. Crawford, Siletz, to attend." . Itlrely made up of Newport auu 'id-1 2
are among the farmers who have I The wrestlers were roundly ap. leao citizens. C. E. Hawkins, cashier
. plauded for their statements and vl lu" "Bram. V".n'y liau'it ll01'e' 18 ! 4
991 sDortsmanshiD. U,1H OI U1B siocKiioiaers
Barnes meets Ted Thye of Portland
OULY
GOODS, BUNTING, FLAGS, FIRE CRACKERS, TOY
PISTOLS AND CAPS, FESTIVAL CAPS, ETC.
For ail camping needs, such as cooking utensils,
camp beds, stoves, tents, siools, clothing, etc., sea us,
our prices are always right.
For men's and boys' clothing, see us.
Let us show you our line of ranges, stoves, etc.
.. .For. these hot,, days, buy the beautiful Kercgas
oil stoves now on sale
Bods, mattresses and springs, etc., at right prices.
For your dinnerware needs give us a call.
A dependable line of merchandise at all times.
A big bargain )n china tea cups and saucers.
Buy early we vill be closed the Fourth.
at Newport on July 3rd.
CHAMBER DONATES
(Continued from rage 1)
I.
JERSEY PICNIC
(Continued from First Page)
K4WW I 4TfaVfV,4.
! Celebrate Jiily
I Newport B
4fli
SUhlSCT Vl
I (OGOtNaSHASTAl I
y T!i8 Sea
$100 and $1.05 Round Trip
SPECIAL TRAINS
TUESDAY JULY 4th
attention. This heifer as a two year j
eld with her first calf shows a won-j
derful udder development with much!
hauled away several weeks ago, but promise for the future. I $
due to misunderstanding many of tha Members Giving Calves Good Care I
rubbish piles were left, where they That the Calf Club members are giv-1 4
wore piled. Mr. J. W. Dunn, who was ing their charges good care was well ' J
present at the meeting, warned of illustrated by the display of calves at I I
hauling rubbish and cans and dumping the picnic. At the close of the after-,
them along the public roads, stating noon a very interesting sight was wi:-:
th s was in violation of the state law. nessed that of the youngsters lead-1
Many other subtests of minor im- ing their calves away, and of the won
portance were discussed at the meet- derful attachment that, had grown up
Ing. . . I between the calves and their new
Dainty Refreshments Served cwner3. Lincoln Coun'.y people will
Following the business meeting Jndaed be treated to a real show In
(be ladies served dainty refreshments
o! cockles, strawberries and Ice
r roam. The strawborr'es wer.i donat
ed by Mr. D Ai: Peterson, local berry
"i?n. who. It is said, has one of the
tinest. ? f 'awberry patches In the state
of Oregon.
the Fall when all of these youngsters'
calvea as well as the newly acquired
stock of the other purebred breeder , '
are assembled In one siiow. i
Addis Compliments Breeders.
Mr. Horace Addis, representative of ;
the Oregon Farmer, va3 present an(i ,
Lieutenant Patterson who arrive paid the local breeders the compli-
late wns called upon to give some ln-jmcnt of stating that he bsi?jved Lin
formation as to what the fair board . coin .County and especially Lincoln
"us doing towards sthe coming fair County purebred Jersey breeders, were
this fall and Mr. Patterson gavo a beginning the era of , real prosperity
very optomistic talk as to the pros-land that the quality of livestock shown
nects of the big show nnd stated that 'at the picnic was a sure indication of
the superintendents of the various ex,! tho success the breeders would have
hlbits were v.-orkln? hard to moke I because thay wera . starting ' in the
this the best fair ln the history of the 'right kind of foundation stuff.
county.
Many other ' fpromptu talkq wire.
made at the call of President McClus
key. .....
"NEWPORT HAS
inner is Big Feature.
Perhaps the one event of the day
most enjoyed by all wos the niiniT
tious food. In addition to all the reg
ular goodies of the picnic dinner them
was wholo Jersey milk, strawberries
and cream and ice cream a plenty.
Ed Lytle Makes Debut
Among Lincoln .County's-, business
men, Ed. Lytle made his business de
but, and as we understand will later
bo initiated Into the Jersay Fraternity
out of hia intorest ln this new In
dustry fir the County Mr. Lytle help-
a stock of
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a'so handled p-lvnt car dining service
for the Now York Central.
Modern. Dancing Pavilion.
The dancing pavlllion which Is sit
uated Just above tr.e grill room i
likely the peer of any in the. state as ed the day bringing out
to its beautiful location. This room , confections which added much to the
;s 48 by 05 feet end Is equipped with j attractions of the grounds. The Jer
liard maple floors. It will prove a rev-1 seymen present expressed the desire
elation to those who enjoy "sklppiitg that more of Lincoln County's business
the light fantastic"' while the break- men would see the advantage to the
ers of the old Pacific mingle their roll- County to be iralned ln assisting in the
Ing sounds with the dreamy wal'zes development of the dairy industry,
and fox trots of the orchestra. I o
The entire personnel of the officers A PUREBRED FOR THE SCAB
board of directors and stock holder
of. the Newport Natatorium Corpora
tion is not at . hand but it Is known
The County AgenVs Office or the
Lincoln County Jersry Cattl9 Club Is
leaning Save On Shoes
OUR PRICES ON SHOES ARE LOWEST FOR CASH
Ladies' Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps $2.95 to $7.50
Mioses' Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, 51.95 to $3.95
Man's Shoes and Oxfords $2.95 -to $10.00
Boys' Shoes and Oxfords $1.95 to $3.95
SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL PRICES
' i m 1 1 1 f n n m i n n n m u ,
Bregdon the Electrician
With the Yaquina Electric Co. .
For Electric Work That Will Pass Underwriters
Inspection
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, WIRING & REPAIRING
Call Yaquina Electric Company
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
that C. O. Hawkins of Newport Is anxious to hear from any farmer who
president, B. F. liaker, Newpor. sup-; would like to trade his scrub or grade1
erlntendent; Geo. Ashcraft, Newport, : dairy bull for a purebred.
GOING
Leave Albany . . ,
Leave Corvallis .
Leave Philomath
Leave Summit ..
Leave Toledo . . .
Arrive Yaquina . .
Arrive Newport
Round Trip
6:50 A.M.
7:25 A.M.
740 A.M.
8:44 A.M.
10:45 AVM,
11:30 A.M.
12:00 Noon
Stops will be made at intermediate points
Leave Newport 6:00 P. M. Yaquina 6:30 P. M.
Arrive Albany quickly as possible.
REGULAR DAILY TRAIN
Leaves Toledo 4:49 P. M. arrives Newport 6:05 P. M.
For further particulars, ask agents,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent. ,
. .
'Qoodform4'
HAIR NETS
Just the Shape or Color that the Most Fastidious
Feminine Tastes May Desire .
Careful Selection from Imported Stocks Guaran
tees Them Perfect
We are as Proud to Sell Them as You
Be to Wear Them
Will
'Goodform" Nets Are Made For arid Sold
Exclusively by REXALL Stores Only
popularly priced at 2 for 25 cents ,
Double Mesh
TOLEDO DRUG CO.
The
T. P. HAWKINS, Prop.
Store
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Tickets
Cos! Loss
This fear
To Portland And Eastern Cities
$6.25, 15 Day Tickets j7;25, Season i Tickets
TOLEDO TO PORTLAND AND RETURN
Fifteen Day Tickets on Sale Fri, arid Sat Good
for 15 days. Season Tickets on Sale Daily. Good
3 months, not to exceed October 31st.
Take friend wife alongShe will be glad to set
away for a day or longer. .. . ,
Going east or returning, stop at San Francisco
Los Angeles San Diego, three world famous and
charming cities. Visit Yosemite Sequoia and Gen
"eral Grant Nat'l. Parks, and include; California's won
derful Seashore Resorts.
For further particulars, ask agents
JOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHM M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent,
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