Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-13
For oil stoves, see CoIvin.

pans, wash tubs, boilers, ETC., see
Colvin.
Don't let blaze from your match
start blaze in the forest.
Chris Larsen was over from the ST.
letz Wednesday.
For mems and boys underware, see
colvin.
Emil T. Radiant was over from
Orton on business Wednesday.
Chas. Damon of Newport passed
thru to Portland yesterday.
First class line Of work shirts at
CoIvin's.
VIM. Kruger of Elk City was a To-
ledo visitor yesterday.
Emil T. Radiant of Oton was a pas.
senger for Corvallis yesterday.
Chris. Larsen was over from the
Siletz on business Wednesday.
Assessor Ed. Stocker returned Sat
urday from a trip to Newport.
Leland Kyniston arrived down from
Portland Monday evening.
Livestock needs grass and water;
forest fires mean an end Of both.
r. R. Gwynn the veterinarian was
called to Siletz the first of the week.
L. D. Nash was down from Nash
Vile on business Wednesday evening.
Lieut. w K Patterson was a pas
senger for Newport Monday evening.
Supt. E. L. Chalcraft of the .Siletz
Indian Agency is Toledo visitor
today.
Fay Plank and wife were down from
the dance.
County Commissioner C. M. War
ren departed Sunday for his home at
Rose Lodge.
Lee Wade and Warren Hall came
over from Siletz Wednesday to attend
Port meeting.
Nick Siemple arrived down from
Portland Saturday cTening, going or
over to the Siletz.
Chas. Hassman of Yaquna passed
thru last evening enroute home. from
the Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mock and son
Floyd, went out to Albany Tuesday
returning Wednesday,
Army Shelter or Pup Tents, 7 #
In. long by # 6 In. wide, prlc;
S3.75-The Bootery.
C. E. Amsbury was up from Winan
Z the first of the week transacting bu4
ness at the county seat.
- C. E. Hawkins and G. B.sMcCluske.
~ ~ went up to Elk City yesterday to lool
- after their sawmill interests.
6, Special Saturday-M CasI
Id Sales at Van CIeve's-wil include tn.
y Best Berry Sugar at $3.50 per sack.
r. Mrs. Mike Shermer and children o
+, Winant have been visiting with Mr.
- and Mrs. Fred Taylor here his week
* Pay your water bills at the City
t, i1all-service will be discontinued
bill is not paid by the 18th Of tn
id month.
~ Minutes Count" in reporting fores
=. =. fires. Avoid delay by using the tele
III phone to call the nearest forest of
- ficer.
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Down of Lowe
u Siletz were in the city Monday, de
parting for the Valley on the nooI
r train.
u Price reductions have been mad,
70 on all Born Tailored Suits, rangin
from $2.75 to SIPS per suit-At Al
=, nolds.
of Mrs. Cecile Towner and Miss Even
d. were over from the Agency Saturday
er the former departing on the moo
iff train.
l. Maurice Andersen has sold hi
IT ranch at Siletz to AL Taylor. Mr.. Ar
II derson and Mr. Taylor were Toled
a. visitors Monday.
T. j. M. Ewing of Elk City is buidin
Va q house on his lots in North Toledo
IN He expects to move down from Ell
" City IN about two weeks.
III If you want tractor work, pIowins
v SIC, phcnc Toledo fo251 or address
u! w. r. Stokes, Yaquina, Or. Satisfac
Ut ton guaranteed.
Il, Major Dusenbury was down from
IS Portland the first of the week look
" ing over the Newport and Toledo pla
,r toons of the Coast Artillery.
IT, 20fc reduction on tires and tubes
u, Free tube of corresponding size giver
II with each Pennsylvania vac-Cup tire
y purchased before June 30th.
Is Dick Christensen, who was oper
=. ated on at a Portland hospital the
:. first of the week for appendicitis, is
l. reported as getting along fine.
J. Mrs. A. Parker went out to Salem
/ Sunday for visit with her son, VIM.
g Parker. She was accompanied as far
# as Corvallis by her daughter, Mrs. A.
b. Franklin.
G $4,000 Series records that were $1.0O
are now 85c. We have fine selec,
= ton of late records and would like to
have you come in and look them over.
Bateman Furniture Co.
Mrs. Ira Wade entertained the
Ladies Whist Club last Friday after,
noon, Mrs. ID. j. Sidey winning first
prize and Mrs. w. E. Peterson the