PACE TWO
LOCAL NEWS
Lieutenant W. K. Patterson reDorta
that "Front" street at Newport claims
Tiiey knew It all the time." ''Pat" ,
aid not explain what he meant. Per
haps "Front" street can explain?
UNCOLNCOMMTVIFR TOI.HfjQ ORFQQN, THURSDAY. MflVFMRFD
ATTENTION FAPVTRS
State school funds are flow avail
able for loaus on iinprovea
tural lands. Inquire of Miss Su...
Crahen, Toledo, Oregon. 88 U
presented at the Ross theatre next Fri-;
nay ana saiuruay. ine macnine is k. u tjuker ol Waldport was a To-
auoui me size 01 a sinppea-uown leao Duslness visitor Wednesday
Fcrd. It was equipped with all the! Mr. Buker was custodian ot the bal
i-aiures c tne racing cars, nowever, iiots from that district. He stated th.
(nAl..Jfn T-ll t IH . w, Til I 1 . . L
i-.iiuujiiK wcilu iguiuua ajrstvui, jail- riurco earned wuiapori Dy a two to
racing carburetor and Perfecto one majority.
two speed axle. 38 It I '
, Mrs. W. C. Burcroff returned Mon-
'l :-gmann' guaranteed work gloves dav evening from Grants Pass, Ore.,
Tin) Bootery. It where she has been visiting for the
i past four weeks with her mother. Mrs.
York.
9, 1922.
Rev. Sneivey, old timer of this sec
tion, was a visitor here Friday from
Slletz.
Grant KU-g. Slletz l.otol' manger,
passed through Toledo Friday on his
was to "The Rose City" on a business
mission.
Ed Wade, after 5 weeks In Portland
attending grand jury, returied Friday.
"Louie" Bain visltci his paronts. In
Yaqulna Friday.
An eighty-five mile per hour "bug!"
This smail car, perhaps the fastest
for Its size ever bull , was especially
constructed and equipped to hold the
honor "'nne In the transcontinental
race which Is the principal fea'ure of
Wallace Heid's new Paramount p.,
ture, "Across the Continent," to be
j rmvln Nash, and family of Nash
ville left for homo Friday. Mr. Nash
is i member of the county budset com
mit. eo.
Virgil Porter, left Wednesday for
a two weeks vacation In the valley.
He will stop off at CorvallU and wit
Ti.ree car-loada of steel for the n.ess 'he "Homecoming" game between
Slletz steel bridge-now under course16 - Ac- and. tho, University of
ot construction, arrived in Toledo Frl-i0re8n Saturday, Armistice Day.
day by S. P. freight. The bridge will Evangelist Price will be In Albany
now be rushed to completion. November 12 . to December 10 for
'meetings In the armory at that place.
It la reported that five churches in
I M'ss Carrie Wade returned homo
jFriday from Portland, where she has
H MI H
Ross Theatre
Tonight
ETHEL CLAYTON
IN
"WEALTH"
Comedy "BACK STAGE"
. 39-19? '
that city have united for the evange
listic meetings. Dr. Price held a sim
ilar meeting recently in Ashland, Ore.
An unusual feature ot the meetings
is anointing with oil and prayer for
the sick. Many claim healings." It fa
expected that 2400 people will attend
It Is not to late to sret a suit worth the meetings at one time and balconys
$40.00 to $50.00 for $29.fi0 for Thanks , are being installed in the building to
giving The Bootery. .,. It accommodate the crowds.
been under the doctor's care. Her
health Is repor'ed much improved.
flus Jacobson of Elk City was ,
business visitor In Toledo Tuesday.
W. M. Dodson left
Cloverdale, Oregon on
ness trip. . ,
Tuesday for
a 10-day busi
C. C. Pond and John Isaacson of
the Upper Farm, Slletz, were Toledo
business visitors Tuesday.
Friday & Saturday
Wallace Reed
IN
"AHDfiO ids
Fll. H t B 't BID Irr.
COMtlHENFil
The large pile driver owned by
Ralph Pepin was transferred by
boat from Newport this week to the
dock at Toledo and was taken from
there to the future location of thb
Standard Oil station which is being In
stalled here. The machine will drive
the pile for the foundation of the
buildings and tanks to be erected here
by the Standard Oil Co. . '
Jra Wade and wife left' Wednesday
for Sslem, Oregon, on a business.' mis
slon, "Ira" will be able to "give us
the dope" and tell us exactly "how it
happened", when he returns. .
Wm. Metcalf ' of Slletz was here
Wednesday with the ballot boxes from
what section. Slletz gave Candidate
iJofsfall his big majority and was
)ikjly responsible for his election.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frederick are
Portlwid business visitors this week.
The 12 and 16 Inch "Buckingham
and Heetit" pads are going fast at tho
prices w fists- See (hem at The Boot
ery. v It
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fuller former
ly of Slletz, are now residents of To
ledo, having moved here this week to
make their home.
Mrs. Ed. Lytle left Friday for a
visit in Albany with relatives.
City Marshal John Derrick was an
Eddyville business visitor Friday.
cigarettes
H II 13 W
They are
GOOD!
Bay this Cigarette aniSatt Money
&TCASTfo
It's toasted. This
one extra process
Sivfes a deUghtJul
quaJLty thai can
not be duplicated
Geo. Hodge' and wife were here
Thursday from Big Elk country.
June Edwards of Nashville wa a
Toledo business , visitor .Thursday
bringing in the ballots from that dis
trict.
D. T. Harding has nurchased tnt-
Schmldt place, near the hieh school.
and is remodllng the house. He will
have a thoroughly modern ohme when
It is completed.
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Here's the best of all Wallie
Reid's racing pictures- There's
a thrill a minute in the great
transcontinental race in which
Wallie competes with ten big
car3 and drives his "flivver" to
success. The great cast includ
es THEODORE ROBERTS,
BETTY FRANCISCO & MARY
MacLAREN
Also
; ' The Little Negro Boy
''Sunshine Sammy"
in his own dandy
. Special 2-reel Comedy.
"The Pickining"
r 35c-10c
Sunday & Monday
Straight is the Way
' A Paramount Picture
With
f MATT MOORE
i and
CLADYS LESLIE
"The man was a human wolf,
reared in a great city's den of
crime- It's a crook play
Also
Round Three of
The Leather Pushers
1 if if
MERCHANDISE STORE
L. M. Commons of Harlan was a
Toledo visitor Wednesday. MiV Com
mons called at the Leader office and
our chat with him was a very Inter
esting: one. He is well versed on the
pros and cons" of Lincoln county
politics. He is opposed to the public
school bill, not because -the public
schools are not all that is claimed for
them but because 'he-' believes the
constitution gives i parents the right
to choose where they shall educate
tneir children, ..v-.
COUNCIL OPENS BIDS. 't.
At the adjourned meeting of the city
council held Wednesday evening bids
were opened, for street improvement
and allowed. The Anderson Construc
tion Co., of Portland was Uie success
ful bidder for the cement paving con
tracton. Hill street -and . Mr. Hoskin
son w s the successful bidder for the
Improvement of Fourth street.
CITY PADS HAVE BIG JOB '
BeBing a member of the city council
of Toledo Is not . such a "snap" at.
some people might believe. Monday
evening the City Dads were In session
bntil 12 p. m. and adjourned until Wed
nesday evening when thy again held
session until the midnight hour. They
have another adjourned meeting billed
for next Monay evening. The Job of
i tinning the business of the city is
getting bigger by leaps and bounds.
New Fall stock has just arrived give us a call for
your needs in Dinner ware an etc.
For that Thanksgiving roaster see us.,
We carry a complete line of Aluminum ware-
A ew and up-to-date line of Ranges, cook stoves,
heaters and etc.
Special sale on men's caps. . .
A fine line of men's popular priced hats also boys and
men's sweaters and sweater coats..
All kinds of men's work clothes wool shirts and
underwear.
Loggers shooes, men's and boys' rubbers and rubber
boots.
WATER FRONT STREET, TOLEDO . .
SILETZ
Service
Counts
ON YOUR WINTER JOURNEY TO
The pupils of the public school at
Siletz gave a Hallowe'en social in the
gymnasium Saturday evening to a full
house of patrons and friends. Proi.
Carney, principal, of the school pre
sided.
"When the Frost Is on the Pumpkins"
By the Girls Glee Club
Recitation a Ghost story
Ulita OMn
Song Goblin Men ... . Primary Room
Fo'.k Dance .Gretchen Huey
Hallowe'en Night
Eight Pupils, Lower Farm
Dialog Modern Science i .
...... Harvey, Downy and Clifford
Solo The Goblin in the Corner
; .Vivian Larson
Song Peter Pumpkin
Primary Room
Recitation Seeing Things ,
Wm. Warwick
Drill Scar Crow Aroamlng.. Six Boys
Give the Heart'B Best.... GlrU Club
Recitation.... ...Little Orphan Annie
Teresa Klmmell
Solo 'Autumn Leaves Fay More
Playlet Witches Scare., Prlmar
Ghost and Spirit Dance. .High school
The Orchestra- led oy Mr. Charles
Larsen played some fine selections
which pleased and edified the audi
ence. Ice cream, sandwiches, cake
and coffee was served, after which
the floor was cleared and the young
people engaged in tipping the fantastic
toe and playing games and singing un
til midnight, when the social broke up.
The receipts of the evening of $39.25
will be used for the benefit of the
school.
30-10
COMING
Coming next. weekTuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday
DOUGLAS MACLEAN
IN "PASSING THRU"..
Coming next week Friday and
Saturday Mary.Pickford in
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Through Standard Steeping Cars
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Via the Scenic Shasta Route
' v : to ; r': . ;
Sati Francisco and Los Angles
"For low round trip tares, bot. 0-18,
leeplof . oar reenraUons, . train
schedules, of plctara books, inqolrs
ot agsnti, or commtmloate with
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?' :" JOHN M. SCOTT
Oeaersi Passenger Agent, Portland,
Oregon.
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la often caused by an Inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is Inflamed you
have a rumbling sound -or imperfect
hearing-. Unless the inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing; may be de
stroyed forever.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE! wUl
do what we claim for It rid your system
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has been successful In the treatment of
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. Cbsasr Oa, Toledo, a
LIBERTY THEATRE
THE BEST IN PI CTURES AND MUSIC
Tonight and Friday j
I
the beautiful star of Foolish
wives fame, in an absorbing
tale of a South African
British Army Post. '
Hi
She vamped the boss to fur
ther her husband's interests,
the complications that follow
are surely exciting.
IN
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an Intense Chapter in the
Great Universal Chapter Play
of the Yukon.
And a really Comical Comedy
with Nedy Edwards.
Saturday & Sunday i
' ''' "'as
Special Double Bill ii
A FINE NORTHWEST
MOUNTED PICTURE THAT
ISi BOTH SERIOUS AND
FUNNY, BESIDES YOU
WILL SEE AN EXCEPTION
.ALLY GOOOD FIGHT.
'S
5"
with a special cast.
A STIRRING JACK LONDON
PICTURE ONE OF HIS
FAMOUS SEA STORIES
STARRING
THE STARLAND REVUE
OF THE LATEST SUCCESS
ES OF THE STAGE FROM
BROADWAY Entertainment
that will please you.
THEN A HALF HOUR OF COMICAL, AMUSING, DROLL, LUDI
CRUS, LAUGHABLE, RISIBLE, HUMOROUS FUN IT'S A CEN
TURY COMEDY.
I IT'S A BIG 10 REEL SHOW FOR SOS IOC
TY THEATRE
M. E. CHURCH.
Rev. Cain, Pastor.
Sunday services
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Public Worship, 11 a. m.
Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.
Public Worship, 7:30 p. m.
Thursday Prayer meeting 7:30.
FOR TRADE Business or resident
property, located S blocks from
capital, best part of city, Salem,
Oregon, for property in or near To
ledo, Ore. Write J. M. Chappell,
445 S. Winter St., Salem. Ore. 37 2t
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t n . 'SpWe'for Monday-
5 lb. can Royal Baking Powder ...2.35
i 9 lbs. Onions oa
; 1 Sack Best Flour . .'' ' ,,2
7 lbs. Sweet Potatoes Ai2
I 100 lbs. Irish Potatoes s itn
; 1 lb. Carnation Coffe
; 11b-"Seal Brand" Coffee
i 6 cans Red Ribbon Tomatoes i in