LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 23. 1922
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SILETZ
(By Dr. F. M. Carter)
Tho Community club, with Mrs. Mor-'
of Mexico and her people. Leader statin that Siletz defeated
I A song was rendered by the Glee the county unit plan and we are ac
club. cused of using poor judgment. Well,
.Mr-s? M-. Halle'jk. subject now this 18 going some, in a tree
rl. Anderson as president, met at the Tdr risht to critl-
gymnasium Friday evening. Tho mln 'stated that good boo-cs like good cIzB tbem tor In this county peo
utes of the previous meeting were read friends are always helpful. The com- ! cf U!lVu ""-Slon or no religion to
end approved. After the usual order munuy club in do ng Food work BU,t themselves and It Is nobody's
of business officers were elected lor)' The Ladies Aid p-avo a soclal'at the business. That Is why we turned thu
the following term. They are A. C. gym Saturday night. The people otlka-:itr down 80 nard' he wanted t0
Crawford, president; Mrs. Arthur Ben- the community turned out almost to dictate t0 tno worI1 wuftt tney should
sell, vice president; Margaret Miller, the person. The bis fireplace kept !ao- A sood many people voted for the
secretary; Lavelle King, treasuier the atmosohere of the room at a mod. P'an but the majority voted against It.
wnen: innovations am prupuuuu iuo
people have a right to Bay whether
they want them or not and should not
r
end Dr. Cnrter, sargent at-arms. i ium temperature
vvuen cuiiea upon encn or trie newly .spell.
despite the cool
elected officers gave short talks
pledging themselves to do all in their
power to promote the best Interests of
the club In building up the com-
A thnrt nrne rr.m wnn mhdhi)
ing the evemng as follows: Song, male be criticised for uing their own Judg-
quartet; song, hlsb school Glee club;
duet. Mrs. Ctias. Larsen and Mrs. C.
munlty and the schools of the ai. W. Pogue; sawing contest by ladies,
trlct- " using a hand saw, Mrs. W. S. Hall win-
ine presment gave a talk on the nlng first prie; Mrs. Fred Simmons,
won Becond and Mrs. Frank Mack the
booby.
Sewing contest First prize, Chief
John; second, W. S. Hall; and the
booby to Jess Daniels.
community spirit and the power of co
operation In trying to overcome dif
ficulties and try to advance the wel
fare and prosperity of the community.
It is a matter of going a head or draft-
in-rackws'-d. This is a law of nature I Ice cream and cak9 were served. 1 debtedness of the district Is less than
and we cannot change It. Prof. Carney ( This closed the entertclament. The $6000 and the trustees are now talking
gave us a splendid talk on the history, receipts of the evening were $36.50. i0f Installing a gravity water system
fimtnmn nnd relics and old land marks An Item nnnonrr"! In Inat week's and electric lights.
ment. The bridges were washed out
by an act of providence and they have
been replaced as they should be and I
don't see how we are under any obli
gations to anyone for this condition.
Our public school is in splendid con
dition. At a mass meeting held at
the !ym the budget of $16,000, pre
pared by the trustees, was unanimous
ly adopted by the taxpayers. Tho In
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Nolans Department Store
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THIS STORE hardly need3 an introduction in any section of Oregon where it
may branch out to extend its remarkable growth. Lincoln county people in
particular are well acquainted with this store and its QUALITY of merchan
dise, its methods of selling at one.price to all, its conveniences, its cleanliness, its
perfect light and the intelligence of the employes, their gentlemanly and lady-like
appearance and manners, and above all, its absolute fairness in dealing with' tho
public- Our mottor is: "Quality, Style, Service" has been an important factor in
our progress and success.
This store has grown because the assortments here are largest in this val
ley in the lines we carry; because our customers know our prices for the quality ara
right and no tima is wasted "beating down the price" because people read Our Ads
and believe them. t
Anyone is welcome to visit our store, see the goods and stayas long as you
wish- No one is allowed to urge you to buy; because our customers show their pur
chases to their friends which makes new customers for us.
Our Mail Order Osoertment
If you cannot visit the store in parson, send for samples of anything in the
dry goods line and be convinced of the truth of our advertising. Our Mail Order
Department presents all the aadvantages cf shipping by letter and it eliminates thoso
long, disagreeable waits, incident to buying from concerns in distant towns and
cities. All mail orders are filled the samo day they are received. On every cash pur
chase you are allowed 2 per cent cash discount. All charge accounts paid in full on
the tenth of each month receiva thi3 same discount.
The Christmas Store
We have no hesitation in stating that our Christmas stock is the best that has
ever been shown in this section. They are really much larger than you would expect
to find in a city of the size of Corvallis. They comprise PRACTICALLY EVERY
THING FOR WOMEN, GIRLS, MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN and the LARGEST
LINE OF TOYS IN THE VALLEY.
This is an ideal time to make selections for the Holidays, assortments are
freshly, new and at their best and our prices are moderate, quality considered. All
our goods are marked in plain figures, you don't have to ask a sa(espreson what
a thing costs you can see it on the tag or ticket.
YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE THE BEST AND
LARGEST DISPLAY OF WINTER & C HRIST
MAS GOODS EVER SHOWN IN CORVALLIS
EVENING GOWNS for reception, dinner and dancing.
DRESSES for street, business and afternoon wear.
TAILORED SUITS for all occassiens.
COATS for dress, sports, auto, and evening. y
: BLOUSES of the finest domestic and imported- "t.-K
Dress eoods imported and domestic. I Children's wear.
Beeautiful Silks and Velvets. Infant's wear
Laces and Trimmings.
Corsets, Undermuslins,
Shoes and Pumps.
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases. .
Ribbons and Kid Gloves.
Hosiery and Underwear.
Blankets and comforters.
Toys and Holiday Goods.
Men's, boys and children's clothing
and furnishings. ;
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Let us make a few suggestions for you in selecting the Christmas Gift that will
be a lasting pleasure to the ones you wish to please on this great day. We h tvo the
most complete !in to choose from in the btato and we say hiss without heaitency
Let us help you select.
AGATE J.EWELRY
Positively the most beautiful specimens to be found anywhere. We polish and
mount agates at your pleasure. 27 years experience in this line.
Framed and Unframed Pictures
These are pictures of Lincoln County's most beautiful spots.
Indian blankets, fancy pottery, sea shells, souvenir China, with local pictures.
Excellent line Indian Beaded Moccasins, Silverware, etc. Full line of fancy Thanksgiv
ing and Xmas Cards.
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(See our list of prices in next week's isssue.)
(Special attention paid to mail orders.)
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-, Our styles and qualities are doubly guaranteed by the manufacturers and
by iis. You can't go wrong or lose out when you buy here. ;
: ' Again we extend you our-very warmest invitation to look the new goods over
and we assure you that it will be highly appreciated whether you make a purchase or J
not ' -j.
J. M. NOLAN & .SON
THE CHRISTMAS STORE.
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Salaries .' .
TOTAL ....
Publishing v. 160.00
Drayage 100.00
Engineering 150.00
Elections 60.00
Care of streets 300.00
Supplies. Reed, office
Supplies Treas. office 15.00
Pumping plant 1009.00
Redemption ot city bonds ...1600.00
vod & repair for city ball 70.0Q
5 . Efitlmatfd Reeklpta.
i Licenses 725.00
flFrmchlfie fines, etc ...76.00
i i fr-H-HW'WWW 1 Wttter rtnls 500, 00
NYE BBEACH, NEWPORT, ORE.
Open Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons until After Chrislmas
CITY BUDGET
Notice Is hereby given to the citizens and taxpayers of the City of To
ledo, Oregon, that a regular meeting of the Common Council for the City of
Toledo, Oregon, will be held'hi the Council Chambers of the City Hall, on the
18 day of Doixim : . : 'M o dock p. m., at snid time and place the
Itvying board for the City of Toledo will meet with the Citizens and tax pny
evs for the purpose of dincupsing and disposing of- the budget as hereiuafter
set out.
The total amount of money needed by the City of Toledo for the fiscal
year beginning on the 1st Cay of January, 1923, and ending December 31st,
1923, io estimated In tho following budget, and is the estimated tax levy upon
the assessable property withln (Ho municipal corporation for the ensuing year
as the same may be determined:
Salaries BUDGET Estimated Expenditures General Fund
City Recorder $1,200
Supplies 70
Marshal 180
Water Commissioner 1,0?0
Attorney 2C9
,' Extra Police 000
Treasurer t0
Supplies 16
Miscellaneous:
Wood and repairs on city hall 70
Street Lights 1.0&0
Telephone ' ; 0
Fire Equipment 1,000
Pumping Plant 1.000
Emergency 20
Care of Streets 300
Printing 160
Draying 100
Elections Bj
Engineering lfi0
'Labor on water system 1,000
Material on Water Bystem 1.600 $3,900
Estimated Receipts
License 72o
VrunnMooa VlnOH. etc 76 800
NOl lCt TO PKfcSENT CLAIMS
IX THE t'OUNTV CO CRT OP THE3
fcTATK OK OREGON FOR LIN
COLN COUNTY.
In tho matter of the estate C. M.
Kail, deceased. '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned hus been i!ulv ap
pointed by the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Lincoln countv,
administrator of tho estate of C. 11.
Hall, deceased, and has duly tmali.
lied. All persons having claims
against the said esstnto are hereby
notified to present the same to mo at
my residence at Waldport, Oregon,
properly verified within six months
"i-om tho date of the first publication
cf tills notice.
Dated CiiB 23d day of November.
1022.
CHAS. S. HALL,
dinlnlFtrntor of the e.stato of C. sr.
IIa!l, deceased. 40 6t
NOTICE TO PRESENT CLAIMS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THIS
STATE OF OREGON FOR LIN
.COLN COUNTY.
In the matter of tho estate of David
3. Rnmsdell, deceased.
NCTICU IS HEREBY GIVEN that
tho und3r3lgnrd has been duly ap.
pointed by the county court of the
state ot Oregon for Lincoln County,
exocui'or of tho estate of David B.
Hatiis(l'!l, doi'cased, and hns duly
qualified. All parsons having claims
asra'mt the saltf estate are hereby not-
Less estimated receipts '. ?9.1G0 I ICiod to present the same to me at
Redemption of Bonda 1,600
Interest on Bonds 090
Interest on Warrants 486
WATER FUND
Interest on Bonds, 6,630
Interest on warrants 969 7,599
Estimated Receipts
Water rents 6,000 5,000
Less estimated receipts ?-,BJJ
Balance amount to be raised by tax l
R. R. MILLER, PETER FREDERICK,
Dated this 8th day of November, 1922. Chairman Budget Committee.
Recorder. C. E. HAWKINS,
38 2t Sflcrotary Budget Committee.
The origlna! estimate, hereinafter sot out is made in compliance with
Chapter 113, 1921 Laws (local budget law) and shows in parallel columns tho
unit cost of the several services, material and supplies for the three fiscal
years next proceeding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last
one of said proceeding fiscal years, and the budget allowances and expendi
tures for the first six months of the current year, and are now on fi'e in the
office of the City Recorder of the City of Toledo, Oregon.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET.
CITY OF TOLEDO EXPENDITURES
my office at Toledo, Oregon, prorjerlv
$2,676 verified wiihl,t six nonths from the
I date of tho first publication of this
notice.
Dated this 23rd day of November.
1922.
G. B. McCLUSKEY,
Executor of tho estate of David B.
Ramsdell, deceased. 40 5t
FOR SALE 242 acres of the finest'
timber In Siletz. Guarantee be
tween 7 and 8 million feet of mar
kotnblo timber. Between 2 and 3
million feet of Cedar. Good terms
and bargain. Inquire at Leader of
fice. 37 :f.
FOR SALE 1 "International" gas en
glue, 10 h. p., good as new. Will
sell at reasonable) price if taken at
once. Inquire at Leader offlcce. 28tf
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ITEMS
Salaries
Recorder 1200.00
Marshal 180.00
Water
Commissioner 1020.00
Attorney 200.00
Extra Police 600.00
Treasurer '. .. 00.00
MISCELLANEOUS:
Street Lights 1050.00
Telephone 40.00
Emergency func 200.00
Fire equipment 10QQ.QQ
Interest on City
Bonds 690.00
Interest on
Warrants 1454.00
Interest on
Water Bonds 6630.00
Material on
Water Works 1600.00
Labor on
Water Line
1000.00
to w
0 (D
Bp.
o
82
to
705.92
90.00
610.00
31.75
$1,336.67
. 409.75
20.65
100.00
270.00
, 450i00
2,640.00
1,370.93
76.00
$3,336.23
1,336.67
$4,672.90
$104.99
. 24.00
. 77.00
. 80.00
237.00
70.00
01 u IO
"Si
Be!
PES.
3
$ 600.00
90.00
610.00
100.00
300.00
30.00
$1,630.00
438.60
16.60
100.00
326.00
270.00
450.00
2,640.00
276.00
435.00
$5,650.00
1.630.00
17,280.00
to W
IO K
ow
a
p.
$ 823.95
180.00
1,027.55
390.00
60.00
$ 2,481.60
787.60
650.00
540.00
900.00
5,230.00
1,425.93
336.28
$ 9,919.71
2.4S1.C0
$12,401.21
420.00
180.00
1,020.00
60.00
1,680.00
648.00
40.00
1,162.00
5,280.00
3,216.00
2.150.6O
$12,996.00
1.680.00
$14,676.00
300.00
3'iO.OO
540.00
$ 1,200.00
648.00
640.00
1,162.00
6,280.00
1,475.15
1,300.20
$10,405.36
1,200.00
$11,605.35
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
20,234.00
, 6 810.00
14,434.00
I, R. R. Miller, do hereby certify that
the above estimate of expenditures
was prepared by me and that the ex
penditures and budget allowance for
six months of the current yer and
the expenditures for the thres fiscal
years proceeding the current war as
shown above have been compile from
the records In my charge and are true
and correct copies thereof.
R. R. MILLER, City Recorder,