Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-12-09

Mems overalls 81. The Bootery.
Guaranteed lossers shirts at coIvlns.
I Mems felt hats, $2.45. The Bootery.
Mrs. Geo. Kleut was Toledo visitor
Tuesday.
Mems 16 inch top shoes, $8.75. The
Bootery.
Newt Gulliams of Ona was a Toledo
visitor Monday.
For best grade rubber boots see
coIvin.
Banker C. f. Hawkins was a passen-
ger for Portland Tuesday.
Economic by giving useful gifts
this Christmas. The Bootery.
w. F. Wakefield was down from
Eddyville on business Monday.
o. v. Hurt of Waldport passed thru
to Corvallis Tuesday noon.
Get your Tanlac where they've got
it. Toledo Druo Co.
Mems hats and caps also boys caps
at coIvin's.
Chris Larson was over from the
Agency on business Tuesday.
Good selection Of table oil cloth at
colvin's.
Miss Rose Derrick was down from
Elk City for the week end.
A large assortment of ties to select
from at Colvin's.
Col. E. Hofer Of Salem passed thru
to Agate Beach Saturday evening.
Anthony Brown returned Saturday
evening from trip to Valley points.
Large assortment Of stationery,
fountain pens, ETC., at Colvin's.
G. E. Lewis of Beaver Creek passed
thru Tuesday enroute to the Valley.
Mr. Price of Chitwood was a county
seat visitor the first OF the week.
F. w. Gerttula, the Taft canneryman,
was in the city the first of the week.
Come in and have your headlights
adjusted Free. Ford Garage.
Mick" Nichols returned Saturday
evening fdom Trip to Valley points.
Sheriff Simpson arrived home from
q business trip to Portland Friday
evening.
II you want a range, that Is real
ity instead Of an experiment see the
Superior at CoIvin's.
The Port Is building a new plank
roadway from the foot Of Hill street
to the Creamery.
G. w. Ford of the Yaquina Electric
Co. had business in Portland the first
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Ekloff departed
last week for Vancouver, Wash, where
they will make their home.
Buy your Christmas presents al the
Bazaar Saturday p. m. Dec. 10, in the
Akin building.
Mrs. Alec Mcmillan and daughter,
departed yesterday noon for Seattle,
where they will visit for time.
Now is the time to have your car
top repaired. We hafe full stock Of
Genuine Ford Parts. Ford Garage.
Tanlac will overcome that run down
debilitated condition and make you
feel just likt your old self again. To-
ledo Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Dunn were called
to Newport Tuesday evening by the
illness of Mr.. Dunn's uncle, Hon. R.
A. Bensell
Get your Christmas gifts at Peter
sons jeweIry store, see the fountain
pens, Roger Bros, 1s47 snverwars,
etc.
C. A. Ofstedahl arrived home Tues
day evening from a several weeks
visit with his uncle, o. o. Krogstad,
at Prindle, Wash.
C. N. Hoax and wife arrived from
the Valley on Friday evenings train.
Mr.. Hoax is employed as timekeeper
On te road contract of A. Giebisch.
Mrs. Ernest Parrish arrived home
Sunday evening from Portland where
she had been visiting the past few
weeks She also attended the Grange
doings.
E. M. Harvey, the Standard Oil
man., of Newport, passed thru to
Albany Tuesday to attend big ban
quet of Standard Oil statesmen which
was held at the Albany Hotel.
C. X. Crosno is home from Newport
for few weeks. Cliff has employment
on the jetty work and the south jetty
is now complete. Work on the north
jetty will start in a couple of weeks.
Harry Swayze arrived over from AL
bany Saturday evening and will re-
main here until after the steelhead
fishing is over. Harry is in the res
taurant business at Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carpenter were
passengers for Portland Monday. Mr..
Carpenter is opening up a coal mine
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