PACE TWO
Local News
C. E. Freeland, manager of the
Midway theatre at Newport, was a
business visitor in Toledo Friday. He
came here to advertise "The Four
Horsemen," which is soon to be play
ed In' his photo-play house.
It D. Wood and wife, from Salem
arrived on the train Sunday evening.
They will ' make an extended visit
with friends In the Siletz valley.
Mrs. Lem Mowry . of Siletz passed
through Toledo Saturday on her way
to Portland where she will make an
extended visit with relatives , . and
friends. '
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iFor stoves, ranges, oil stoves, etc.
'Bee Colvin. t 20-lt
Mrs. I M. Lengford of Salem and
small grand son passed through To
ledo Saturday to Taft where they
will, spend the summer at the Lang
ford .'.'cabin" summer home.
R. F. Hoseltlne and family of Locli,
Calif., and J. F. Peterson and family
of Salem are visiting at the home
of R. R. Gwynn. They came by auto,
Mrs. Heseltine and Mrs. Peterson are
sisters of Mr. Gwynn.
H. Murray, living on a 40-acre tract
near Toledo, reports good resultB from
his goats this season. Out of 25
nannys Mr. Murray has managed to
raise 25 fine kids. Mr. Murray says
that the secret of having success with
raising kids is to have them come
about the middle of May when" the
weather Is Ideal ond the kids have
gained strength before the hot weaih.
er. He Is strong for the goat industry
and to prove this assestlon lie uses
the slogan "Goats on Every Hillside?
on all his stationery. -
Good four horse gas engine for
ea'.e at Colvln's. 20-lt
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 6th, 1922.
FORESTRY EXHIBITORS NOTICE.
Anyone wishing to make aQ exhibit
of wood work or forestry at the com
ing Lincoln county fair will be ad
vised by Allen Mayhew, superinten
dent or forestry, of what to exhibit
and how to make their entry. Ad
dress v. o. box 466, Toledo, Oregon,
or Call at Roberts Mill.
20-tf a. Mayhew
Lorga assortment of hand painted
china cups and saucers beautiful de
signs to select from, at right prices.
Colvln's Store. . 20-lt
' Chester Morrison nnrt Phpotor ni.
On left for their h mnA in Tillr Pitt
jou the Saturday noon train after a
'short business .trip here.
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Mrs. E. F. Altree and child left on
the noon train Saturday for Corval
Its where they will visit with Mrs
Dr. Brown of that city.
Mort Abbey of NewDort wan a hunl.
ness visitor In Toledo Saturday.
Attorney O. Mlddlekaufr Dassed
through Toledo Saturday from New-
port on his way home to Corvallis,
after a short visit at the beach city.
See the Mola Electric Washing ma
chine at the Toledo Electric Co.
store, (Flat Iron Bldg.)
Special sale of Ladles' and Child
ren's Keds, at Colvln's. 20-lt
O. K. DeWltt of Salem was a busi
ness visitor at the court house Satur
day. Mr. DeWitt Is making the
rounds of the several county seats
in this Bectlon shecklng up on the
vote in the recent primary election.
(Morris W. Seitz, attorney for" the
Portland Trust Co. .and also attorney
for H. .A Holland, receiver of the Ya
qquina Electric, company, was a busi
ness visitor . at the court house here
Thursday. j .
Liberty
Theatre
The Best in Pictures and Music
Unique Partnership of a Society Cirl
and a Lumberjack
. A great Picture
Smiling all the Way"
With the celebrated Star
DAVID BUTLER
FRIDAY 7 & SATURDAY
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Also 7th Chapter of the Great Animal Play
MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE
And a Hank Mann Comedy
Adults, 30 cents Children 10 cents
For Sunday's Program, See Posters
! Erline Brant! left for Pnrflnn,t r,
I wuU VJ 11
. thO nnn trnln C ...... I. ,
- ' uniu uaiutunj wimre ne
will seek a position as pharmacist.
Mr. uranu was a graduate at Corval-
iis mis year.
Mr. Frank .Howell nnri wlfn mntn..j
Birom vorvauis 10 Toledo Saturday
una Bpem several iays including the
Fourth at the home of his brother,
Mr. Henry Howell.
Special sale of logger's guaranteed
boots at Colvln's. . . . 20-lt
G. B. MoCluskev and famf'v. Mr
Arthur Nye tind family end the Misses
Annifl Hfl.wklnR nnil PnprlnA Pdnnl. .
'ton left Toledo by automobile Satur
day ana spent the Fourth on the Mc-
Kenzie river, near Eugene.
Andv Kent and Fnntnn Stnri. nt
.Waldoort were business vlsltnra in
Toledo Friday.
For Window shades, see Colvin.
, 20-lt
Judge James of thn T.lnrnln ftiimti,
court:, is an owner of a "aoankine-
.fcew" "Tin Lizzie." Although a lit
tle bit nervous at the wheal, tho 1nHo
(has manasad to knnn thn' trittav in
!the road for at least two trips to
(Newport and back.
Jno. Ml. Poole and Nellie A. Nlch
'jols, both of Philomath, were granted
a marrlagn license by the county clerk
on Thursday, June 29.
Big bargains In slightly used one
ton Ford truck at Colvln's. ' 2-lt
COULDN'T STAY AWAY.
H. S. Day and family, former resi
dents of Toledo, are back again and
this time to stav in Ore?nn fnr boon,.
according to Mr, Day. The Days ar
rived here Thursday after a drive
across the ; continent from Linden,
Mich. Mr.. Day says that the east
is good enough for, those that are con
tented to live' there but to a natural
borned westerner the west, and espec
ially. Oregon Ib God's countrv. Mr
Day expects $o locate In Toledo but
'if, he cannot, find a suitable loca
tion he will .go oii, to . Portland. Mrs.
;Dnx Is a daughter of Mr, Al. Taylor of
, Siletz. , , . .
The Liberty iheatre last week In
stalled a new moving picture machine.
H. O. Wolfe, proprietor, Is wearing a
Smile because" Of the superiority of
the hew machine over the old one.
The. old "mill" 'gave, considerable
'trouble In breaking films and causing
a continual flutter of the picture
wniie the new instrument works with
a smoothness that gives the fans real
enjoyment as the mysteries of drama
and comedy ' are ' revealed on the
screen.
j Clay Nichols Pool & Billard Hall f
A high class line of cigars, tobaccos, candies.
We also have the best soda fountain in town, mixed
drinks of all kinds served. Take a carton of ice cream t
home with you.
"THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN." v
. "SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO"
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iFor that wash' day outfit, see Col
vin. 20-lt
Mrs. C. M. Sinknl nt rVvrvallla a
I member, of the D. A. R., was brought
jtn.ro.ugn Toledo on the noon train FY1
I'dav sufferlnar from a. dtBlonntml htn
the injury being received while at-
itenaing tne u. a. h. convention at
that Dla.ce. Mrs. iSlnkol ullnnori mil
fell on a walk causing the accident
'Mrs. Ei. H. Hall , and family were
Toledo visitors. Saturday from Port
land. Mrs. Hall is. the wife of Dr.
Hall, who recently, opened A dental
parlors In the First , National bank
building. Mr. Hall was compelled to
.take' his family to Newport to find
accommodations until his new borne
which Is now. under course of construc
tion can- be finished.' The new home
.will be .finished In about 10 days and
the Halls will take immedlata train a a
psion. . . , .
For your furniture needs, see Col
vin. 20-lt
W. S. Hall and A f!. r.nwfnnl
members of the school board at Siletz,
Oregon, were business visitors In To
ledo todav. comlnar hern to nlnro a
call for bids in the Leader for paint
ing the school house of their district.
According to a 'notlnn frnm thn
State Game Department a rhahge has
,been made on the "open season" for
several different kinds of birds and
'big game. The notice appears. In an
other column of this paper and It win
pay all sportsmen to read It
MOVIES
ROSS THEATRE
TONIGHT
Aw; enjoyable show DOUGLAS
MAC LEAN and DORIS MAY in i
"THE ROOKIES RETURN"
Also a Comedy ', '
"TRY, TRY AGAIN"
And a Boys' Adventure Reel
"OUTWITING THE TIMBER
' WOLF" .
, 80 Cents and 10 Cents
Friday and Saturday
"The Carvinal"
IN SEVEN REELS.
A nlntnra nt ir i n
, w uiu rouiut), xmiy car
nival Time, and Romance can you
imagine a more perfect setting for a
love story than old Venice at Carnival
Time. This hoi,tir..i j
- -.uum, uiama wttB ac
tually filmed In the wonderful old Ital-
lotl lit, T I. l ...
it it siory oi coaay, mar
velously told, arevelatlon of dramatic
and scenic perfection.
2-Reel Comedy
"THE FIRE BRIGADE"
35 Cents and 10 Cents
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SUNDAY AND1 MONDAY
"Forbidden Fruit"
An 8-Reel Paramount.
A Cecil B. DeMilles' Production.
Comedy ' t
"THE GOAT"
WITH
HAROLD LLOYD
AlSO Rudvnxri VlnKno'. ,
, "O " VUO ICB1
Classic
"THE BALLAD OF THE FISH-
ER'S BOARDING HOUSE"
This Is an ezmntlnnnllo n.
for the price
30 Cents and 10 Cents
Comlne JULY 1R 1 ntii. iri
entlno and Gloria Swanson in
"BEYOND THE ROCKS"
A play by Elenor Glyn.
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USE
PACIFIC STUMP POWDER
TO CLEAR UP YOUR LAND
135 STICKS TO THE BOX
Free Literature on How to Use It at
PAaTaI?,!J0UR HOME HARDWARE FIRST
ANY THING WE HAVENT GOT WE WILL
ORDER FOR YOU
TRY IT ONCE
Sherwood & Haydens
' ' Mill jn tfi
PHONE 22Q2 ,
for theUble6"0" yU f'"d St difficiilt to Ket a variety
"call US UP
We carry everything in Groceries, Fruit and Veee
tables Complete line of Canned Goods and Dried Fruits
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Everything in Good Gro-'
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When you buy your Grocaries here you get the Good
Quality you want at a price you can afford to paw
GILDERS LEEVE'S GROCERY'
P. C. Heffron, attorney -of Eugene,
Oregon, was a visitor at the court
house-Wednesday, July Bth, getting
,Tecutlpn Issued in the case of "Tl
tl i A Trust Comnonv mf PnrtUn v
Yaquina Electric Co., et al" of Toledo!
'C. B. King of LosAngeles, Cal., Is
here vlsltinir with Mm c v.
and family. Ml-. King Is a brother of
Mra. Crosno. Mi. Crosnp was. ac
companied on the trip by Miss Emma
Relmer, a trained nurse.
Mr. and Mm. c n nmn m. .-j
Mrs. Ralph Bllyeu and little 'daughter
urgiuia oi Ainany, and Mrs. Prana
L. Purnell of Den
in Toledo Monday afternoon by auto-
luuuue k spena tne Fourth t the
home of B. F. Hall. Mrs. Brown Is
the mother of the Hn'ta at th t
office , while Mrs. Bllyeu, and Mrs.
ruruBii are sisters.
W. H. Jnnirln. tn,..nn. .....
agent for the Southern Pacific Com
nany with hMiiniuirtoH n .i j
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Oregon, was a business visitor at the
uojhh weanesaay. He left on
the evening train fa Nanmt- .,.
he wlll.spend a day or so on both bust
uw auu pleasure.
Mrs. J. W. Harrlnnn ami Ml..
."Clark of South Side were visitors in
iu.buo weanesaay. Mrs. Harrison
presented the Leader force with a
beautiful bonnet nr
her Southside farm. . The boquet was
made up of a variety of famous Oregon
flowers.
James BrassffnM nt n,i..
is v siting at the home of his son at
o.ici. aa. urassneid wiU return
homo by way of Calirornla and visit
his gi-eat grand son.'
Manning Downian Elertrlc Irons arfl
uiroiueed. EJectrlc Store (Flat Iron
Mrs. S. T. NnwkirV nt Colon. .
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rived in Tolndn Sntiirrtov tn ioi t
the hom of her son, S. E. Newkirx,
rawaager oi u? local Dootery store.
A Dlcnlc nartv nnnlottno nt Xf nn j
Mrs. N. H.: Sherwood and daughtei.
Hah, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Arnold, and
niece, Miss Genevieve Tlllotson, Rex
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stanton,' Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Howell and 'Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Howell of Corvallls, Mrs.
C. H. Oleason and dauphtar T.iiiitn
Mr. and Mts. F. N. Hayden and family
muiurea 10 uiior kock Sunday, and
returned to Toledo Tuesday evening.
Elentrll VMYtnrAa' anil fliinnlln. . n ...
money Buy at - Headquarters Elec-
inc oiore tiai iron Blag.)
Mr. Bear arrived here July 4th
from Southern California. Mr. Bear
will spend the summer with his daugh
ter, Mts. Geo. Leedy, on their ranch
near this city. - -
Capt Fred B. Day, of the Portland
Fire Dept., and wife and son, Bruce,
arrived over from Portend via auto
last week, for a visit with Mr. Day's
mother, Ml-s. Mary Day, on Olalla.
B. F. Jones passed throught Toledo
today enroute to the southern part of
coast of Oregon.:. . .
Joseph H. Doty, who has resided in
Portland for some time has moved to
Waldport to make his home.. Mr. Doty
jls well acquainted' In Toledo having
uvea nere some time ago.
NATIONAL GUARD RETURNS
The National Guard company con
sisting of Toledo and Newport boys,
returned from summer encampment
at Fort Worden on the afternoon train
Friday. According to First Lieuten
ant Smith, who' returned Saturday, the
boys of the local-company made an
excellent showing, having the largest
company - at the encampment, taking
a major part In nil athletics and came
near winning the loving cup for marks,
manshlp, it taking two days to decide
between them and the company from
Ashland. ...
The are GOOD!
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1NCOLN WOUNTY
B
ANK
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
(INCORPORATED)
TOLEDO.
OREGON
4 Interest Paid on
Time and Savings Deposit
C. E. HAWKINS, President
C. O. HAWKINS, Vice President
J. B. BOOTH, Cashier
A. E. HAWKINS, Asst. Cashier
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I COME IN AND GET A TASTE OF OUR ROOT BEER ,
THE ONLY BARREL IN TOWN
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ARMY WOOL BLANKETS ... ....
RECLAIMED KHAKI BREECHES .
RECLAIMED O. D. BREECHES ...
CAMBRAY SHIFTS
WHITE SAILOR PANTS
PISTOL BELTS, NEW ...........
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BATH TOWELS .,
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ARMY WATER BUCKETS
MILITARY BRUSHES, PER PAIR
WATCHES
OFFICERS DRESS SHOES
HERMENS ARMY DRESS SHOES
REGULATION DRESS SHOES . . .
CHAMP CHAIRS ;.
CHAMP STOOLS
......... $2.95
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... 85c. to 1-00
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. . . . 75c and .95
. . 50c and .70
Cotton Is advancing, you had better take advantage of
our low prices on tents and buy before prices advance.
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Toledo, Ore.
Toledo Hotel Bldg.
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roofing'
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