PACE TWO
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO. OREGON. THURSDAY.
Local News
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gors and son
Of Vancouver B. C. is here this week
.Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Scott.
Airs. Gore and Mrs. Scott are sisters.
Mr. 'Gore is a member of the firm of
Young & Gore Tug Boat company, and
are the originators of successfully tow
ing logs on flat booms. The booms us
ed by the company are of gigantic size
being 1500 feet long and 450 feet wide
with a capacity of 2,400,000 feet of
lumber.
Mrs. M. S. Fuller left Sunday for
Portland 'where she will make her
kome. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. A. C. She'.ton, who will
spend three or four weeks In the
Rose City. When Mrs. Fuller came to
Toledo one year ago she was com
pletly deaf and the coast climate has
done much toward restoring her hear
ing. Mr. Grable, one of the managers of
the Olalla Poultry Ranch, returned
from Portland Monday after a four
day business visit in the Rose City.
LADIES ATTENTION! Look over
our New Fall and Winter Coats be
fore purchasing. IT WILL PAY YOU.
Lincoln County Progressive Store.
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Mr. C. M. Warren of Roselodge, a
memcber of the Lincoln County Court
Commissioners, arrived in Tolodo
Wednesduy to attend 'he special moat
ing of that body.
' Miss Illah Sherwood left Monday
for Ohio where she will spend six
weeks visiting with friends and re
latives. Miss Sherwood Is a member
of the force of the local Pacific Tel
ephone Co.
We are selling blankets for less
than we can buy them for at the
present market price. Let us prove
it Lincoln County Progressive Store.
' . 26-lt
The Lincoln County Progressive
Stores have received a new shipment
of New Fall' Peter's 'Shoes for every
member bf the family. 26-lt
The Lincoln County couit is meet
ing In extra session today to take up
county road matters.
Ross Theatre
TONIGHT
A Paramount Drama
THE CALL of YOUTH
A Joyous Romance
A Boy's Adventure Reel and
"THE FLIRT"
30 c 10 c
AUGUST 17th. 1922.
Friday & Saturday
D. W. Griffith's WONDERFUL
TWELVE-REEL DRAMA
Way
Donn
East"
With Such Stars as
LILLIAN GISH
KATE BRUCE
BURR MclNTOSH
CREIGHTON HALE
50c-25c Jv
W. M. Teele and child of Ecco, Ore,,
arrived here Monday for a visit at the
home of Mrs. Teele's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Waugh. When it comes
to solving the question of fresh milk
for the baby the Teeles have solved
the problem. They hjave a dandy
milk eoat that thev tin nn ti in
of their car and "nanny" takes a vacaa-
uun to,
Mrs. Lusy Petit of Guide Rock. Neb.,
is visiting at the John Bradburv h
for a few days. She will also make
a trip to Newport before departing
for home.
The Mimami Quarry Co. loaded the
big steam shovel on a flat car in the
local yards Monday and Tuesday and
shipped the big machine to Eddyville
where it will be used on road work.
P. A. Blnford of Burnt Woods pur
chased a Ford truck from Peterson
Bros, lost week. Also Mr. E. H. Stei
meltz of Chltwood is the owner of
a new Ford turing car, purchased from i
the same local concern.
C. B. King of Los Angeles; Mrs.
John Wells, and Mrs. Annie Barnard
of Corvallis arrived Wednesday on the
afternoon train for a visit at the home
of Mrs, C. B. Crosno. They are broth
er and sisters of Mrs. Crosno and this
is the first time in 50 they have all
been together.
E. B. Stewart, formerly of Toledo,
but now of Corvallis, stopped here
Wednesday and met old acquaintances.
He is on hiB way to Newport for a
vacation.
J. Burpee of Newport was a busi
ness visitor Wednesday.
Chris Larsen, farmer of Lower Sl
letz, was a Toledo business visitor
Wednesday.
G. B. McCluskey made a business
trip to the valley this week and re
turned with a new "Dodge" Car.
W. C. BurcrofT,. manager of the Bur
croff Merc. Co., is the owner of a new
Maxwell "gas Buggy."
Wm. Pa'nck, representing Allen &
Lewis of Portland, Ore., was a busi
ness visitor in Todedo Wednesday.
J. B. Booth is remodeling his house
and when completed will have an ex
tra room and new porch. He is also
planning on constructing a garage.
Miss Spicer has accepted a posi
tion at the Lincoln County Bank,
Mr. and MrB. Carl Glldersleeve are
in Albnny this week accompanied by
their little son who Is having tonsils
removed at the hospital there.
O. F. Dixon of Drift Creek was a
Toledo visitor Wednesday.
Attorney E. B. Herman of Portland,
son of ex-Congressman Binger Her
man, was a Toledo business visitor
Monday.
WANTED Five head of purebred
Jersey Cows; must be good stuff
and priced right. A. O. Rust. To
ledo, Ore. 26-3t
AUGUST 3.1922
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personal guarantee
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Thursday and Friday
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' A Starring '' ' ' '
OWEN MOORE
THE PHOTOPLAY NO VELTY OF THE SEASON ....
FILLED WITH THRILLS
LOADED WITH LAUGHS
CHOCK-A-BLOCK WITH DRAMA
YET IT'S THE ROARIN'EST
COMEDY YOUU EVER SAW.
CRITICS AGREE THAT
THIS IS THE GREATEST
ACTION PICTURE
EVER MADE
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This wonderful picture is showing in all of the bg City houses
at Fifty Cents admission We should do the same. But we are
maintaining a one-price standard, and will therefore make
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
ADULTS 30c CHILDREN 10c
The Cozy Billiard Parlor has com
peted the installation of a new elec
tric sign.
Otis and Ray Hamer, bridge con
tractors of Nashville, are here today
on business with the county court.
meeting In special session.
Wm Small and J. C. Dixon are To
ledo business visitors from Elk City
today.
John Lloyd of Lower Siletz was a
business visitor In To'.edo Thursday.
It was also explained that Mr.
Peret's shooting was a sample of the
way Bert Howe fished?
"LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR, TO
LEDO. ORE. SEPT. 6-7-8-9" is a con
spicuous sign these days on the backs
of practically all the automobiles here-
a-bouts. Lieut. Patterson, who, by
the way, is "funning his legs off try-
ing to make a splendid success out of
the coming "big show" has a ship
ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP
First Class Work Guaranteed
Have Your Soles Sewed On
we make your old shoes look
and wear like new.
Mail order work promptly
repaired.
Next Door to Peterson's Jewerry Store
John Atwater, Prop.
Toledo, Oregon
nient of these auto signs he is nassine
out to Lincoln coun'y motorists to
help advertise the big fair. If your
car does not snort nne nf h now
ilgns. see "Pat" inimprHutR'v .nj "toil
the world" that you are a booster for
lvincoin uounty s Annual Fair.
TICKET SELLING
CONTEST TO BE
INITIATED FOR FAIR
KNOW YE THAT?
The Fair House Committee was sp-
poiniea.
And our loyal business men contrl-
Duted.
The lumber is now on h
and cut.
We'd be glad if the hnrn wain ii n
But it can't if It would, but lt won't
Stop us farmers from knocking knots
till it's done.
Lend us your helping han, Billy Boy,
uu we er sure oi mat Lincoln county
Joy,
In knOWlner varA rinna it
By boosting en enterprise that's' right,
oo come oui ii you can, on Saturday
next.
And we'll quote a hammer message of
me "uoiaen Text.
Ticket selling contest is to begin
Sunday and Monday
The Wm. DeMille Paramount
' Super Drama
"Midsummer
Maddness"
A Flawless Picture with Lois
Wilson, Lila Lee, Jack Holt and
Conrad Nagel
Also a Comedy
.30c-10c
lNIVER5mr0RKON
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The UNIVERSITY g OREGON
contains:
Tke coBsge of Literature, Science
and the Arts with 22 departments.
The professional schools of Archi
tectureBusiness Administration -Education
Graduate Study -Lew
Medicine Music Physical EducationSociology.
The 47th Year Opea October 2, 1922
For tcatatotu or onfi information
unit Tht Rttiitror, Uniwitf of
Oregon, Eufrn; Ortfon.
Monday August 21, and continue until I
Saturday night. Want Boys and Girls
from 10 to 14 years. Get information
at County Agent's Offffice Saturday
19th at 10 1 a. n-
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They are GOOD!
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The White Corner Store
SPECIAL CASH SALES .
Drinket, Large tins 40c Small Tins 23c
Quaker Corn Flakes ioc
Root Beer Extract 25c
Brazil Nuts, per pound .... . 25c
Filbert Nuts, Per pound 25c
R. S. VAN CLE VE
PHONE 9005 . . TOLEDO, OREGON
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SPECIAL
Before buying your Fall Stock of BLANKETS and
BEDDING look over our large and varied line.
1 LARGEST LINE of MEN'S TAILORING to select from
in town. t
A few more 42-PIECE DINNER SETS left at $8.50
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS BARGAIN.
SPECIAL PRICE on CHICKEN NETTING.
BUY YOUR CANVAS GLOVES here We Can Save
YOU MONEY!
A General Line of DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
Carried at all Times.
COLVINS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE
TOLEDO, ORE.
ON THE WATER-FRONT
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IT'S TRAVEL TIME
Round Trip Fares now in effect afford great savings i"
travel costs.
FARES FROM TOLEDO,
Santa Barbrra $64.00
Los Angeles $65.25 t
$73.25 i
MHHIIIllUn iMltOIHHM WHMMIHM
I LINES I
San Diego
Sale Dates Dally to Sept. 30 Good until October 31st.
Stopovers allowed ANYWHERE
East Through Calif ornia
The Way to See Mere of the U. S. A.
Scenery that charms plus every modern travel comfort and con
venience will appeal to you.
Stop off at San Francisco, Lot Angeles and Sea Diego three
world famous cities.
STANDARD SLEEPING CAR operates between Ya
ajqufna nd Portland on Mon., Wed. nd Fit each week.
Leaves To'edo 8:00 p. m., Arrives Portland 7:20 a-
For further particulars or beautiful folders ask agents.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent.
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