Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-02-10
Guess Again $5!

Axes, shoVela, forks, etc at Colvin's.
School supplies ard stationery at
CoIvin's.
Somebody will naks easy money SIS.
Judge c. w. James went down to
Newport "Wednesday evening.
All s5 cent Victor Records are now
rs cents. Ba:eman Furniture Co.
Frank and Jack Fogarty came up
from Newport "Wednesday noon.
Somebody will make easy money S5.
Shaving 15c. at Bert t!owe's bar
ber shop. Neck shave Sc. extra.
If you want building leans apply to
w. T. Ball.
Vernon Folmsbee of Big Elk was
here as a juror this week.
Bring in your old stoves to Arthur
Nye, he will repair them.
r. S. Van Cleve's Store is Head
quarters for Dry Goods and Notions.
DR.. F. w. kellogg came up from
Newport Wednesday.
Call and take me 20 The Legion
dance.
Mrs. George Parrish was a passen-
ger for Summit Tuesday, where she
will visit her parents.
Give our Specials attention, they
will save you money. w. c. Burcroff
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. J. E. Taylor and little son, Of
Elk City were visiting relatives in
this city Tuesday evening.
Fer heaters. Gil stoves, cook stoves.
ranges, etc, see Colvin.
G. L. Ridenour of the Harlan Sec
ten was in he city this week serving
en- the jury.
M, and Mrs.. Ralph Hamar of Chit
wool were Toledo visitors Saturday
evening.
.spccia! sale on tsacups and saucers
at Covin's.
when l befan taking Tan.ac l only
weighed 9S pounds, now weigh 125
pounds and never felt better in my
life says Mrs. Chas. Pedan, Of Hunts
vile, Ala. Toledo Drug Co.
For dinnerware, aluninrmware and
sranltcware see covin.
Mrs. f. N. Hayden entertained the
ladies' whiGt club last week. Mrs.
) A. E. Franklin won the first prize and
. Mrs. II. w. Jackson the BOBBY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Gilders.eeve and
infant daughter arrived home from
Albany Wednesday evening.
. Full line Of mems and boys work
.. clothes at colvin's.
NJ 'a'a were shipped over from
. the Valley on Mondays freight, as fol-
.rWs: Roy Swelringen's Overland, Mr.
Waggoner's Ford, Dale Kimes' Lex
ington and Mr.. Peck's Dodge.
l.. d. Woods of Lower Siletz was a
Toledo visitor Monday.
Mrs. Clayton Young was a passen-
ger for Corvallis Friday
. ]. M. Reeder of Nortons was here
+: as juror this week.
Joseph Sijoia Of Taft YES in the city
I ss a juror tho first of the week.
!. p +. Grant arrived down from Har-
3 Ian Sunday to serve on the jury.
I. A. E. Marvin was over from the 81.
I letz on business Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Ti.lo.son came over
from Eugene Friday evening, return
4 ing Sunday.
:. l.. M. Commons was down from
Harlan the first Of the week serving
as a juror.
Otis Hamar Of Nashville was one Of
I the jurors in the city the fist Of the
week.
I 5. w. Scoville of Pioneer was in
! re city the first OF the week serving
as juror.
Miss Hartley, who teaches the Low
/. er Farm school, was a Toledo visitor
0 Saturday.
F. A. Thompson OF Salado was in
=, the city the first of the week acting
| as juror.
, Mrs. Georgia Wade arrived home
Saturday evening from a trip 20 the
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Matthews of
Newport passed thru to Corvallis last
Saturday.
Miss Thelma Fowler came over
from the o. A. c. Saturday evening,
returning Sunday.
Attorney Arthur Clarke of Corvallis
had several cases in Circuit Court
here this week.
Miss Helen Gildersleeve visited at
Albany, with her mother, the latter
part OF last week.
N. l.. Hcyser was over from Salem
the first of the week looking after
his property interests here. Mr.. Hey
ser was S. p. Agent here at one time
L. c. Mowery and L. Z. Colvin were
over from the Siletz the latter part
OF last week, both being members of
] the Grand Jury.