Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, December 07, 1922, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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WASHINGTON COMMENT.
Not Infrequently the proponent of a
vigorous Americanization program In
answered with "Oh, what's the use?
A few foreigners, more or less, who
don't understand us, won't hurt!"
There are plenty of patriotic and
sentimental reasons why "a few more
or less" will hurt end hurt badly. And
there are as many practical reasons.
Bolshevism, Red propaganda, Soviet
ism of all kinds, are not cpread In
America by Americans, but by for
eigners. Short of deporting all for
eigners, which is unthinkablo in peace
times, there is no other plan save that
of Americanization, which will keep
this the America of Americans Instead
of a try-out station for wi.d commun
istic and anarchistic schemes.
An instance of the need of greater
vigilence in Americanization work is
at hand in the funny reports printed
If all German, French, Austrian and
Polish children in thla country knew I
of their own knowledge, from proper
Americanization education, the facts
about this country, it is hardly pos
sible that their parents and grandpar-1
ents, In writing to Europe, could fail I
to give a true, rather than a false
picture of political conditions in this
country. It may be argued that it
doesn't make any difference If Ger
many Is told by her newspapers a e
of untruths about our domestic elec
tions, but that is not the point. Mis
representation and misunderstanding
of one country by another, interfere
with trade, cause friction, and some
times war, and prevent tho spread of
culture and education, fend tHus. of
civilization.
Additioual Locals
- See page six right hand corner. It
B. R. Kenyon of this city, who has
been visiting at "he home of his wire's
mother in Mill City last week, passed
through here enroute for Toledo this
weekend Albany Herald.
FOR SALB 100 quarts of home can
ned fruit. Inquire of Mrs. Witman
, at Llngenfelter rooming house.
42 2t
A big basket soda! and dance will
be h:d In the Parish school house,
district 32, on Saturday night, Dec.
9 according to word received from
that community Wednesday. Every
body welcome. Ladies bring boxes
filled with good things to eat. Auc
tion sale.
Use Peters Shells, and get the llm
It. 42 It
FOR SALE 'By owner Full set of
store fixtures including two sets of
computeing grocery scales. 1 set
computing nail sca'.e platform scale
cash register, Mackasky system,
cheese case and cutter, ten show
cases of different kinds. One dan
dy oak grocery counter, one large
money safe, typewriter, adding ma
chine Burroughs make, trucks,
scoops, chairs, tools and articles too
numerous to mention; one large
hardware cabinet for prices and
terms apply to M. L. Seiti, box 151.
Newport, Oregon 42 3t
RAINCOATS
Buy your raincoat direct from
wholesaler; Army color $4.55;
Half Cashmere $5.95; Rubber
lined guaranteed waterproof.
Send $1.00 today balance on re
ceipt of coat. Satisfaction or
money refunded.
PORTLAND JOBBING HOUSE
313 Macleay B'dg.
Portland, Ore.
'OWX UNIVERSAL
Blue or White Porcelain trimmed
ONE OF THE BEST RANGES
ON THE MARKET
Call and Inspect Them
Hayden Hdw. Co.
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ENGAGEMENT RINGS
See our Special $50.00 and
$75.00 Diamor.d rings; others
priced from $25.00 to $900.00.
F. M. FRENCH & SONS
Jewelers Opticians
Albany, Oregon.
Have Your Soles
' Sawed on.
Prices Reasonable
Mail Orders' Promptly At.
tended tor ', ' '
DICK WENNER & SON
$HinaohlheprrWVoi
Newport. Oregon
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LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY,
... .w .
Mrs. Grant Hart returned. Tuesday
evening after a two weeks' visit with
friends In Eugene.
Attorney G. B. McCluskey Is In
Portland this week on a business trip.
A. C. Shelton received news from
a Corvailla hospital Friday Dec 1st
that Mr. Stork had left a-six pound
boy at tha't place for him. The youner
son arrived on Thanksgiving day and,
according to the telegram, both moth
er and baby are getting along nicely.
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Store Open
Evenings Until
Christmas
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via 21 'fcfe'l
Our Time and Service Are
lie Lincoln County
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Nexi t&bstoffkje at Newport :
?W'!.-i P., I .
Mrs. Ofstedahl left on the noon train
Sunday for a visit at Portland.
,
We carry varlouB lines of souven
irs A heauMful line of Sepin. Gray
and hand colored pictures of the Ore-
-ii G'liist in diffemnt Risen sultnblv
framed or unframed. These pictures
took first prize at the Pacific North
west Pnotograptiers convention at
Vancouver B. C. in 1921. Baskets,
nottery, leather novelties, moccas
ins, shells, fancy bead necklaces, all
suitable for gifts and souvenir). Visit
ors always welcome. We take pleas
ure In showing our goods. A. L.
Thomas, Tewport, Oregon. 42 3t
Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Ha:i and little
daughter are business visitors In Al
bany this week.
Mir. and Mrs.
vallls were visitors
the Mei Gildersleeve homo. Mel end
r.mk played marbles and mumble peg
t -.;et her buck in Kansas "In the days
or leal sport," and their visit here
was filled with pleasant renilnlsatns
of "ancient" times in the "Jayhawk"
state. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Sherwood.
also former Kansans
the Olldersleeve
and Mrs. Pierces'
,
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Handkerchiefs
I want dainty handkerchiefs with
attractive borders or clever little em
broidered corners, made of faultless
linen or sheer white lawn, They're
the best gift for Christmas.
In Linen 50c
Boxe3, 3 Handkerchiefs 50c to $1.50
Or Lawn 10c to 50c
Boxes of 3 Kerchiefs .... .39c to 75c
Xmas Tree Trimmings
of all descriptions
Hand Bags
One of those beautiful leather hand
bags that come in swagger, vanity
and pouch styles- They're all the
rage now. Oh,. Mr. Man buy me
a handbag for Christmas.
$1.25 to $7.50.
WE OFFER A WORLD OF SUGGESTIONS IN EVERYTHING RANGING
FROM APPAREL TO THE ENDLESS STREAMS OF LITTLE PERSONAL AC
CESSORIES DEAR TO THE HEART O F ALL. BOXED AS GIFTS- HERE ARE
A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR SELECTION AT LOWEST PRICES:
LADIES
House Slippers
Guest Towels
Scissors
Sweaters
Lace Collars
Combs
Hair ornaments
Ladies umprellas
House Slippers
Stationery
Blouses
Underwear
CHILDREN'S
Dolls
Toys
Si
SILK, SILK AND WOOL, AND
ALL WOOL; SPLENDID QUAL
ITIES IN AN UNUSUAL VARI
ETY OF THE LATEST COLOR
INGS. Boxed as GIFTS
$1.00 to $3.50-
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Our Store and Let Us
Gift Problems
The Christmas Stores
DECEMBER 7, 1922.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 124, A. F. & A.
M will hold their stated communica
tion Monday. December 11th and will
elect officers for the ensuing year.
Visiting brothers will be welcome. By
c"ler of tho W. II R. S. Van Cleve,
Frank Price of Cor
over Sunday at secretary.
Mr. and Mru. L. H. Lowe and fam
ily are back In Toledo to make their
home after an absence of several
months. They -are the parents of
Mrs. Ld Stocker.
were visitors nt
Mr. Lawson, of Waldport, logging
"(infractor for the Pacific Spruce Mill,
home durine Mr.
visit here.
was a uusiness visitor nere
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A Gift That Is Always
Give Him a Pair of
GLOVES
THEY ARE OF CAPE SKIN IN
TAN, BROWN AND GREY AND ARE
FEATURED SPECIALLY AS GIFTS
$1.95 to $2.25.
SEE OUR DOLLS
5( fcre You Decide
OF IE FELY
Silk Cravats
All silk cravats of splendid qualities
in an unusual extensive variety of
new colorful patterns.
A low price that suggests the pur
chase of many. Boxed as gifts
75c to $1.35
Drums
Wool hose
Sweaters
Handkerchiefs
Caps
Dresses
MEN'S
Neckwear
Suspenders
Garters .
Ties
Hats
Handkerchiefs
House slippers
Razors.
Knives
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ALL WOOL SWEATERS
TOM NYE AND SAXONY
COAT SWEATERS; ROUGH &
V-NECK, HEAVY WOOL .BOX
ED AS GIFTS
$4.75 to $10.00
4'-4'frW
Help You Solve Your
at Your Disposal Always
Progressive
of a Thousand Gifts
Next to Lincoln
PAGE FIVE
The Manarv Rmt'io nt .,.,
ary Logging Co. of Yaobats. vwe To-
ieuu uusin:!ss vlslto 3 Tuesday.
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN
FOR SALE Cheap Buttercup's Ore-
It
gon fogig, register No. 182SS9; sire,
FIggs Pogs of Oregon, regster No.
114308; dam, Rosaline's Buttercup
register No. 30024.. arooped Oct 3
19 18:breeder. Mrs. Emma Hul'
bert. Albany, Oregon. Presest own
er, Frank Updike. This animal is
at tho Updike barn across from the
1. u. u. p. nan. win render service
until Bold. 40 ,r
i uesaay.
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IF YOU WANT SOMETHING
FOR A GIFT AND CAN
NOT FIND IT TELL
US AND WE WILL
GET IT FOR
YOU.
get me a pair
o nf sloves
7.
anecictie
T for me
! give me a
9 sweater
County Bank at Toledo
Stores
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