Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-22
All kinds of coveraIls at coIvIn's.

Hats at Arnold's.
/. j. Pepin Of Chitwood was in town
on business yesterday.
Attorney Max Church of Portland is
a Toledo visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Briggs were down
from Elk City yesterday
Boys corduroy pants at bargain
prices at Colvin's.
Judge John Fogarty went down Is
Newport last evening.
| o. V. Hurt of Corvallis passed thru
to Newport Wednesday evening.
Fresh lettuce, new cabbage and
green peas at GiIdersleeve's.
Mrs. Essie Jones was a passenger
for Newport Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Hays and Mr.. Mitchell of Wald-
port were Toledo visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Plank came down
from Elk City last evening.
Oscar Woods and Albert Martin
were over from the Agency yesterday.
Beacon" shoes for men and boys,
$3.50 to $500, wonderful values.-The
Bootery.
Miss Thelma Fowler was a passen-
ger for Nashville Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Leeper returned
! last evening from visit to Valley
points.
Geo. Dickinson, Lester Martin and
w. NJ. Berry were up from Newport
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cooter and
children arrived home last evening
from Corvallis.
County Commissioner C. NJ. Warren
of Rose Lodge passed thru to New
port last evening.
Listen men, offer you the famous
Conquer" felt hats at $500 to S4.S5
The Bootery.
County Commissioner ]. w. Dunn
was a passenger for the Resort City
Wednesday evening.
E. s. Oakland of Albany passed
thru last evening for a visit to his
former home at Bayview.
Hans Larson has been busy this
week building new hose cart house
for the city at Nutley and &c" streets,
Miss Roberts of Toledo is the new
clerk in the suit department at the
J. c. Penny store.-Corva.lis Courier
Come and see the new stock Of
Ladies' hats, hose, waists, singhar-s
etc, at Arnold's.
Hans Olson was passenger f..
Portland yesterday where he will visit
his daughters and look after business
interests.
Mrs. Grant King and daughter of ST.
letz were in the city yesterday enroute
to Portland where they will visit for
time.
Misses Sada Chambers, Bessie Brig
ham, and Rosa Gwynn departed yen.
terday noon for Cottage Grove to at
tend the Epworth League Convention.
Back East they are having lorna
does and billiards., and here we are
getting more rain than we know what
to do with. Seems to be an off year
all around. 81,
Fred L. Rouse of Medford came in
last evening from Gates to look for
place to locate if pleased with the
conditions, and will then move his
family over and settle here.
"TRIPoLI" is one of the best ex-
ampes of the very best in Hawaiian
music and is music par excellence for
waItzing feet. Brunswick record
2o7s-Hartley's Store, Newport, Or.
Mrs. ]. S. Akin and Mrs. Bert Geer
entertained the Ladies' Whist Club
yesterday afternoon, at the home or
the former. Mrs. l.. M. Starr won
first prize and Mrs. N. H. Sherwood
the BOBBY.
There was no moonshine Cat least
not the right kind) in Toledo last
evening, so those who wanted to see
the total eclipse of the lunar orb |
as scheduled for last night, were dis
appointed.
Mothers Day is may 9th. Don't let
mother know this secret but Warren
B. Hartley Co., Newport, Oregon,
will help you plan a pleasant surprise
for her. Ask about the Mothers Day
Club.
H. R. Hartley, who came here last
week from Southern Oregon looking
'or place to rent, has rented the
Stanton place and will at once bring
n herd of pure bred Jerseys and go
nto the dairy business.
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: w. r. Tindall, Toledo, Or;
". C. Cox, Toledo, Or; Frank Swan
ler, Eddyyille, Or; Hazel MacLean,
San Francisco, Calf; Grant King, ST.
e,z, Or; T. B. Butler, Toledo, Or.
J. L. Udell of Udell Bros, Chitwood,
anne in last evening to look after
usiness interests at the county seat.
IT. Udell comes from Portland and he
eports houses there are no. to be had
0 buy or rent as they are very scarce.
Special for few days only-Extra
inc printed Iinoeum, per SO. yd. $11o
felt base floor covering, So. yd. 6oc.
.ook up your catalogue and you will