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Xiocal Hews
II. R. Hartley drove his heard of
Jerseys to the Siletz last Monday. Mr.
Hartley and family will move to the
Mowery ranch this faliT
Elmer Wilson returned from the
Siletz Wednesday. He assisted Mr.
Hartley in taking his cattio to Siletz.
G. S. Frit7pntrkl; of I.-Mver R'W-.-was
a visitor in Toledo Tuesd&y and
Wednesdaay of this week.
We guarantee all shots and cloth
ing we sell to give satisfactory ser
vice. The Bootery.
Wm. Andrews 01 Toledo left last
week for Portland where he was sum
moned to serve on the Grand Jur".
Mrs. Andrews loft Thursday to join
her husband.
Jim Hodges of Idle City was a To
ledo business visitor Friday evening.
Mr. Hodges states that the dry. weath
er has had ecnaUV;rab: bad electa
on the crops In his sertion. However,
he Is optimistic as to the future of
the southside.
See our new black kid and Patent
leather Oxfords and pumps. Black is
going to be the color for fai:. The
Bootery.
J.1NCOLN COUYLEADER, TOLEDO OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 27th, 1922.
Miss Dora Spicer, nlece of Mrs. j Arthur Cordon and fr.mily, of Oak-
reier rreuencK, arrived on the even- land, Calif. Motored to Toledo oa the
Ing train Wednesday from Portland 20th inst. Mr. Gordon was formerly
for an extended visit. She accom- a resident of Yactuinu, Ore., where his
panted the Fredericks to Yachats ' parents were engaged In tho hotel
Thursday where they are spending i bnsiness.
the summer. .
Mr. and Mrs. Drris Dalaba accom
PARTY who found camera in back ofipnnied by Mr. Dalaba's mother and
Ford at south end Siletz bridge, will! sister, Mrs. O. G. Dalaba and Maxino
kindly return same to Molfit's ' Dalaba old time residents of Eik City,
store, Toledo. Reward. 23-2t- ! Motored to Toledo from t'r.elr home In
o Redding, Calif. On the 20th inst.
J. E. Warron motored to Albrnv
Sr.nday morning and spent the day ; New Fi-11 and Winter samples of
with his family there. He states tho! "Snitch Wjolen Mills" are here. Two
rcids arc in good snap with tho ex-ipieie suits all one price, $25.00, any
ceptions of a few spots. atyU The Bootery.
P. G. Gilmore, proprietor of the
Gilmore hotel and Geo. Blanchaid,
both of Newport were visitors lu To
ledo Saturday They canto here aa
a committee representing the beach
reset to welcomo and escort the ed
itors' special to that city.
Vernon W. Burke, general agent of
tho Western Iuin A Rlll'fllTiir Cn
with headquarters at Portland, was a
Toledo business visitor Saturday.
Special Sale on 42-pIere dinner sets
at Colvin's. it-
MY. and Mrs. FFrank Huntsurker of
Right creek, near Toledo, were Toledo
business visitors Saturday.
Ned Clark, deputy assessor, has
Just returned from Harlan where he
has been for the past 10 days on duty
connected with his office. He stateB
that the Big Elk country is flooded
with fisherman and that the catches
ci'o fine.
Just received latest up to date sam
ples of woolens for men's and voung
men's suits. It will pay you to look
them over at Colvin's. lt-pd
Clyde McDonald or Harlan was
painfully injured at that place last
week when the horse ho was riding
fell ou his leg, crushing it badly.
Oft?
iltUdd
Lloyd Commons from Salem Is mov
ing into his new home at Har'.an.
For that
stoves, etc.,
cook stove, range, oil
see Colvin. It-'
,Mr. and Mrs. Springer of Har'.an
announces the birth of a fine baby
boy. Mother and baby doing fine.
Miss Winifred Spencer is here from
Ashland visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherm Bateman.
Mr. O. V. Hurt passed through To
ledo Wednesday on bis way home to
Yachats after a business visit to Cor-vallis.
IT IS COMING
dc'arctiss
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They are GOOD!
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TONIGHT
A William Desmond Taylor Pro
duction "THE WITCHING HOUR"
Also Comedy. 30-10c
Friday & Saturday
Viola Dana in a comedy-drama
"The Match Breaker"
Also four reels of comedy and
good comedy too.
Buster Keaton in 'NEIGHBORS'
and the Old Skipper in a
TOONERVILLE COMEDY
35c-10c
Sunday and Monday
DOROTHY DALTON"
in a Paramount Picture
"The Idol Of The North"
GOLDI And a rush of soldiers of for
tune to a No-Man's Land In the North.
GOLD! And the queen of the Totem
City dance hall found it easy "dig
ging" with her charms.
Took all and gave nothlngl Till the
baffled, maddened miners forced her
to marry the worst man In campl And
that only starts a story that fairly
tingles.
You who saw Dorothy Dalton In "The
Flame of the Yukon," know what to
erpect.
COMING Watch for Them!
"I ACCUSE"
Harold Lloyd in
"A SAILOR-MADE MAN"
"WAY DOWN EAST"
"THE THREE MUSKATEERS"
"A
t n
ND Man raised up on. his hind legs tied
a smooth Etone in the fork of a stick right
there establishing the ILRDVARE business.
Man had a working tool an instrument or
v.-capo'ii which mails brain master of brawn."
ALL VERY INTERESTING
to look back over those years but no more
interesting than the many useful and labor
saving tools and supplies arranged in this big
store for your inspection.
CI1
HOSE, per foot. .60c
BOILERS, whole
copper and Copper
Bo. torn and Tin
$3.50 to $5 50
WHEEL BARROWS
$750 i
RAKES from 95c up
to $1.25
STOVES
The famous UNIVERSAL
range six lids, extra large
bake oven, warming oven.
In white namel trimmings
a real kitchen Joy spec
ial at $108.75, $90 and $G0.
! Shsrvood and Hayden
G. B. McCIuclcey and family, Tom
Hawkins and family and Mr. and Mrs.
j.'re Tooth made ! trip to t heSiletz
j river Sunday and 3pent the day fishing
I "Wtaard IJshtfcot Arch Supports."
Tlio jficotery.
Mr. diid Mrs. Peler Frederick ar- '
rived Jrom Yachats Sunday, for a chort
iiu.s.(iers inp nere. l ney reiunea to ;
the Vrrh resort Wednesday where !
they are upending the summer.
A marriage licenes was Issued to
John L. Cofflald and Amy" Walker at
the county clerk's joffice Saturday.
Beth pr.rtiea gave their residence as
Waldport
For beds, mattressos, spnnss, etc.,
see Colvin. It-
Accordin g to word revolved by
County Clerk Carl Gildrsleeve from
Circut Judge J. W. Hamilton of Rose
burg, tho Circut court will convene in
tho county court house here Friday,
Aug. 4. The regular term will meet
on Monday, August 7.
Fred Montgomery of Big Elk was
a busisess visitor in Toledo Saturday.
Large line of men's dress caps and
tats at Colvin's. It-
C. W. (Hilltop) Brown, and wife
were Toledo business visitors at the
county court house Saturday. Mr.
Brown is one of the many successful
goat raisers of Lincoln county.
Henry F. Rand and wife, traveling
representatives of the International
Correspondence schools, were business
visitors In Toledo over Saturday, Sun
day and Mondaay. Mr and Mrs. Rand
have several acquaintances here and
spent considerable time visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Newklrk, Mr. and Mrs.
Bunn and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Rand
motored to Newport Sunday where
hoy spent the day on the beach.
For barbed wire see Colvin. It-
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Hayden. Mr.
Norman Stewart, R. A. Arnold and
family, Wlarren Hall and family, Ar
thur Nye and family, N. H. Sherwood
daughter, was one of the many Ask
ing parties that spent Sunday on the
Siletz River.
Large line of Granite and Aluminum
ware at Colvin's. It-
Mrs. G. W. Hall and daughters, Max
ne and Willoughby, arrived here
rom Boise, Idaho, Friday afternoon.
The Halls have purchased the pro
perty of T. J. Mecks where they are
making their home.
Dr. E. H. Hall and family motored
to Siletz river Sunday and spent the
day fishing.
For men's and boys' clothing see
Colvin. It-
County Clerk Carl Glldersleeve and
C. K. Crosno, insurance man, were
Siletz visitors Saturday night and Sun
day. They returned Sunday evening
and reported a good catch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Loomls and little
son Leland drove to Corvailis last
Thursduy on a trip of business and
pleasure, they returned In the evening.
Mr. R. S. Hath way of Harlan pur
chased a Ford Truck from Peterson
Bros. Tuesday.
Andrew Kent the Waldport mail
carrier purchased a Ford from Peter
son Bros. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Winkler of Siletz
wore business visitors In Toledo Wed
nesday. Arrived a large assortment of men's
and boy's cloth hatB and caps for
fall. The Bootery.
II. a! Schlecht will soon open up an
oft'i o in Toledo for the purchasing of
wild black berries. Ho will announce
in these columns his location.
E. L. Wilson made a trip to Yaquina,
Tuesday.
H. G. Rhoadcs is assisting A. W.
Weber with his haying.
Dan Henderson of South Beach was
a business visitor Is Toledo Wedn.cs
day.
Mr. and Mts. F. T. Cunn loft Thurs
day on the noon train for Springfield,
Ore., where they will visit for two
months. Thev will later co to Los
'fAnseles where they plan on spending
the coming winter.
W. J. Barry, senior cost accountant
of the war department at Washington,
D. C, accompanied by Arthur Fuller,
Jr., son of Col. Fuller of the U. S.
Spruce corporation, are here this
week inspecting government property.
E. R. Smith of Oregon City has ne
cepted a position at the local First
National bank.
According to the Oregonlan Albert
II. Ilazelton and Viola B. Turner,
i whose addresses are reported to be
I Toledo, Oregon, wpre Issued a mar
riage license In Vancouver, Wash.,
i on 1 uesduy, July 25.
I Victor Si.awp. who will be EUDer-
I Intendent of Toledo public schools
, Uio coming year. Is erecting a mod
'H''MKW'i
THE BEST IN PIC TURES AND MUSIC
Eras
"GOD'S
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A Jack London Type Sea Story
featuring
NEAL HART
A Big Picture crowded with
Thrills and Action from
- start to finish.
Thursday &. Fnchy
Also "Midst Raging Tigers"
The great Animal play
"MIRACLES OF
THE JUNGLE"
'and George Ovey in one of his
funniest farce-comedies
"GOOD MORNING, NURSE"
"PLAYING
WI TH FIRE"
starring
Gladys W altcn
in a Jazzy Syncopation of Flap
per Love and High-Tone Adven
ture. The picture of Lhe thing that ev
ery girl dees at least once in her
fife Also thtjills of the kind seen
only in heavy dramas a whole
city block burning the girl
jumping from the third story
with a a birr fight going cn at
the side.
Saturday & Sunday
Also INTERNATIONAL NEWS
The latest doin's of the world
and a good comedy
"THE BOTTLE BAEY"
PRICES Adult s 30c; Children 10c.
ONA I Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ohmart and fam-
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gray and family U'v have moved onto the Toner place
PROGRAM MIDWAY
THEATER NEWPORT
Friday, Saturday, 28-29 Duglas Fair
banks In "THE THREE MUSKETE
ERS" You know Doug and this is the
best he has made.
Prices .25c-.50c. Full musical score
played.
Sun. Mion. Sn-Xl cthb n a ttt..
a First National attraction which is
SDent Sundav at the rtpucli
Quite a number nf npnnlp from htn
neighborhood and South Beaver at
tended he picnic at Yachats, Friday.
Those who attended wrrn Mm I n
Payne and daughters, Miss Neta
Plielns. Clifford Phpln nnrl Mri w
G. Cooper and son, and Guy and Ben
jTwombly.
Dr. Robins of Waldport was called
a guarantee of it. wn,M, , I u w "?.mB turuay evening
ed his wifQ o,,; '-;ob account 01 tne serious Illness of
ot ttVJtrjL'L? '"2 lM' E? Hauser; We are pleased to
caused him to loose his """"" ; SZ ' tlllS Ume slle ' very
near Toledo. Wm. Ferrel lias rented
tneir property nere.
I? n v atwl Ti-a PliMrw nf Summit
passed through here Monday on their
Trl n V hnmo fmm Rnvvlaur urhara thav
fhave been holding meetings the past
two weeks.
MiHHPii TjiVpra nml Flnrpru'O Pavna
visited at the Hubble home, Sunday.
Richard Vhlk-au mirrhflneri o fine,
young colt from Archie Zeek.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Phelps and Mm.
Cook visited at the Miller home Sun-
dav.
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Is Still On
We Want to Close Out All
Is M uMi lis :h
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IN NEXT 30 DAYS TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER LINES WE ARE GO
ING TO ADD TO OUR ALREADY LARGE' STOCK OF SHOES AND
CLOTHING.
See Our "Bargain Coy titer" Specials
,-, .,, . . . , . ,
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL BROKEN LINES OF WOMEN'S, MEN'S,
MISSES', BOYS', AND CHILDREN'S BROWN AND BLACK SHOES, OX
FORDS AND PUMPS.
ALL MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
THE BOOTERY
S. E. NEWKIRK, Proprietor. Phone 2S05
TOLEDO, ORE.
! ern B room bungalow near the high
' school.
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