Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-29

All kinds Of eoveraiIs and overaIIs
at coIvIn's.
w. R. Curry of Albany was To-
ledo visitor Sunday.
Mrs. w. e. Ball went down to New.
port Sunday evening.
b. W. Sperling and family have
moved to Newport.
Boys shirts, waists and pants reas.
enable at Covin's.
The Chesley mill has been saving
steadily this week.
Mrs. Chas. Allen was a Toledo v,s,.
tor Saturday.
H. w. Allen of Yaquina was a To-
ledo visitor yesterday.
Hans Olson returned Sunday even
ing from trip to Portland.
Dan Laudenslager was an eastbound
passenger Saturday noon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Stegman were
passengers for Portland Friday.
Extra Special on Sugar, Saturday
and Monday at Van cIeve's.
D. Chesley Bones of Rose Lodge
was county seat visitor Friday.
Born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. Perkins in this city boy.
Fred Dick of Siletz was a Toledo
visitor Friday, departing on the noon
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Roberts and child
ren arrived home from Corvallis We'd
nesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayborn Arden Of ST.
letz were in the city Monday enroute
to the Valley.
Dan Hendrickson of Waldport has
rented the VIM. Toner place and will
take charge soon.
Beacon" shoes for men and BOYS,
$3.50 to $500, wonderful vaIues.-The
eootery.
Mrs. w. H. Martin of Nashville was
Toledo and Newport visitor the
first of the week.
John Buckley and VIM. Armitage of
Newport passed thru Sunday evening
enroute home from the Valley.
A Kansas man has found live
tarantula in his shoe. This home
brew stuff is sure fierce article
Why do the aviators demand sucr
high wages? They don't i've iont
enough to spend much of it.
For tailormade suits 10 your meas
ure from an unsurpassed line o.
# woolens at right prices, see Colvin.
Lades'-Don't forget there Is a full
line of Spring and Summer hats a
g Arnod's.
Merchant j. w. Walker of Wald
5 port was in the city Friday and Sat
e urday attending the telephone meet
ing.
!. An indication Of others realizing this
" world menace is seen in the fact tha
n Australia has just deported its entire
e Japanese colony.
J. Miss Emma Smith departed for hel
II home at Roseburg Monday afte
{ spending several weeks with her sis
= ter here.
d To make your car look like new
y use Murphy Da-cote-onIy a ittI,
,. work necessary. We have it-Bate
= man Furniture Co.
Doubtless one of the reasons for ig
\ norance prevailing in Russia is tina
l. public schools would necessitate thu
spelling of all those names.
d And now one crusted old scribe re
t marks that modern maids are no
q much given to blushing, and one coult
not see it if they were.
The good old waltz Is coming into
: its own,-so "kiss-A.Mlss" is up tc
the minute. Ask to hear Brunswick
record 2o66 at HartIey's, Newport, Or
Mesdames. A. M. Gildersleeve and
, c. w. Harding received word this
week of the death of their father, w
R. Williams, at his home in Nebraska
Engineers Rice and Meyers of the
State Highway Department, and crew
went down to Newport Wednesday to
do some surveying on the Corvallis.
Newport highway.
, Pleased to note that among other
drops in current prices is alimony.
The ladies are not asking near as high
damages for lacerated hearts end feel
ings this year as last.
A. r. Richardson departed Monday
for trip to Portland and Seattle He
was accompanied by his brother in
law and wife, who spent a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson here.
John l. Rooth has purchased the f.
Droege place on Olalla, one mile east
Of Toledo. Mr. Droege and family
left yesterday for Roy, Wash, where
they will make their home.
"MarcFre Mlitaire"-Pianofort Solo
played by the master pianist, Leopold
Godowsky, is one of the great piano
records of this day. Ask for Bruins
wick record 10000 at Hartley's, New
port, Oregon.
Univernish--a Universal varnish for
use indoors or out, front doors, boats,
automobiles, window siIls, Iaundries,
floors, porch chairs, table tops, etc.
Does not turn white when wet. Get
it at Bateman Furniture Co.
Approximately $3S,700 Is the sum
Oregon contributed for the prevention