Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-02-10

its merit. 1t does the work. Toledo
Drug Co.
President C. E. johnson of the Pa
cific Spruce Corporation arrived down
from Portland Monday evening.
Manager Stevens of the Pacific
Spruce Co. was a passenger for Port
land this noon.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Larsen of Low
er Siletz were Toledo visitors the first
of the week.
Forest Supervisor, NJ. S. Durbin of
Waldport passed thru Sunday en-
route to the Valley.
Full line of rubber boots and logger
shoes at colvin's.
Thousands of thin, frail men ard
women have reported an astonishing
and rapid increase in weight as re.
suit of taking Tanlac. Toledo Drug
Co.
Special sale of girls rain capes and
boys TdlnCOdtS at SOlVln S.
Circuit Judge ]. w. Hamilton de-
parted for his homo - Roseburg Tues
day, after holding a short session Of
Court here.
Mrs. A. c. Crawford of Siletz was
a passenger for Portland Sunday.
For bedding, beds, mattresses and
springs, see coIvin.
]. D. Kent Of Waldport was Toledo
visitor several days Il f.. g.. .
week.
Dale Kirles received a fine LeXinr
ton car on Mondays freight. Mr.
Kimes purchased the car recently
while in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zaloom arrived over
from Salem Sunday evening for a visit
with Mrs. Zaloom's sister, Mrs. Dick
Christiansen, and family.
Tom Jackson arrived up from
Marshfield Wednesday evening, going
on over to Sietz that evening.
Mrs. George Lowney and daughter
arrived down from Portland Saturday
evening for a visit with Mrs. Lowney's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Baird.
Joseph Swallis of Summit was in
the city as juror this week. Mr..
Swallis dropped in and renewed his
subscription while in town.
The American Legion dance to be
given tomorrow evening at the Club
House will have a number OF new
them being the music
and the Legion no longer is compelled
to collect war tax.
E. s. Oakland and family who have
been living at Albany the past couple
of years passed thru Sunday enroute
to their former home at Bayview.
They will again take up their resi-
dence on their ranch.
' J. w. Graham, who operates the
Siletz stage line, informs us that un-
der the new motor bus law it will
cost him about $2S5 per year for IL
censes, indemnity insurance, good
faith bond, etc., for each car he oper.
ates.
Bruce Schade Patterson arrived In
Toledo early Tuesday morning for
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Patterson who live on Seventh
Street, and if he likes it here at To
ledo may decide to locate permanent
ly. Bruce is a husky young fellow,
eight and half pounds.
H. G. Wolf our neighbor OF Pioneer
announces that he will open the old
Liberty Theatre as soon as new
chairs are installed and some neces-
sary repairs made to the ceiling. He
says he has something agreeable in
store for Toledoi'e es Won't say what
but we're good walters and like to
be surprised
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: L. A. Woodward, Baker,
Or; John Winkler, Siletz, Or; S. J.
Shermer, Winant, Or; I. F. Hiser, To-
edo, Or; John Mccoy, Toledo, Or;
A. E. Marvin, Siletz, Or; Willis
Schleisner, Toledo, Or; Fow.e:s Res
-aurant, Toledo, Or; AL Waugh, To
edo, Or; E. M. McClaughry, Philo-
nath, Or; Mary Plummer, Portland, !.
Dr.; o. A. Loe, Silverton, Or; w. F.
Dddyville, Or; D. d. War
lock, Dayton, Or; John Rhoades, The
Oalles, Or; o. C. McWillis, Waldport,
Dr.; l.. r. A.tree, Toledo Or; Joseph
Swallia, Summit, Or; G. l.. Riden-
,ur, Philomath, Or; J. w. Graham,
Toledo, Or; Hermann Mehl Eddy
lille, Or; 7. A. Rice, Toledo, Or;
Harry Swayze, Albany, Or. C. II. Els
worth, Toledo. Or; Henry Wilson,
Mabel, Or: G.. H. McCaulou, Toledo,