Halsey enterprise., June 21, 1917, Image 3

Mail Orders Done Promptly
KODAKS
from 75c to $100
YI. V. K o o n t z Co.
FRED DAWSON, Albany
For Spring Sewing
Rexall Store
The Store o f Quality
Locai News
A kitchen cabinet for sale.
quire of Mrs. Boyd.
U r Lindberg, the Dentist, H arrisburg
Halsey is well represented at
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^ e picnic at Brownsville today.
Miss Vena McCully of Eugene
Mpa „
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is visiting in Halsey.
T M r?‘
J ‘ Qu,ck returned
„
Tuesday from her trip to Pendle-
Mrs. A. T. Grugg*-tt of Cor- ton.
vallis is visiting at the home of
Holsum B re a d -th e biggest
her S18ter. Mrs. Wm. Stewart.
and best loaf for the money, at
,The M. V. Koontz company' Dean’s Confectionery,
has installed this week a sanitary
Fred G. Smith and fam ily, ac-
counter in their grocery depart- companied by El Marion and Joe
ment‘
Smith, motored to Albany Tues-
The great comedy motion pic- day.
ture. ‘ The Lottery M an," w ill
Mrs. Edna Moseley o f Vancou-
be shown at the Halsey opera ver arrived Wednesday for a vis-
house June 26.
it in the home of her unc]e g j
Í EAT ALL I WANT
NOW AND FEEL FINE!
Yard Goods, Trimmings
and Findings
TO the th r ifty woman who does her own sewing we offer a selection
of raa-
tenais that, for variety, quality, style and price is unusual
Home-sewing needs can be supplied here completely, with excellent value
represented in every item listed.
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No More Gas on th e Stom ach o r S our
Stom ach! No More H eavy Feeling
A fter Meals o r C onstlpatlonl
If you have so u r stom ach, consti­
pation or gas on th e stom ach try
J l ST ONE SPOONFUL, sim ple buck­
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., a s mixed
in Adler-i-ka, th e MOST POW ER­
FU L bowel c lea n ser ev er sold
The VERY FIR ST close show s re ­
su lts and a sh o rt tre a tm e n t w ith Ad­
ler-i-ka will su rp rise you.
It d rain s such asto n ish in g am ounts
of old m a tte r from th e system th a t
A SINGLE DOSE relieves constipa­
tion. so u r stom ach and gas alm o st
INSTANTLY, a dose tw ice a w eek
gu ard s a g a in s t appendicitis.
Sports Dress
Fabrics
Laces
Notions
V o ile
Trim m ings
L in ing
Satins
Mrs. R. C. Moseley and little Smith.
daughter, o f Astoria, arrived
Miss Marcella Cochran went to
Wednesday evening for a few Albany Wednesday for a surgi-
days visit at the homei of Sidney , cal operation.
She w ill have
Ssmith.
i her tonsils removed.
For sale by
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Settles
Dr. Carl Davis o f Chicago ar­
L. E. WALTON, HALSEY. OR
il tve moved to Eugene, where rived in Halsey Saturday, and is
Mr. Settles has accepted a posi- visiting with his father, H. C.
tion as motorman with the street Davis, and other relatives and
railw ay company.
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. James Drinkard,
‘ These are w ritten, that ye
o f the Hamilton store. Albany, accompanied by George Drink-
may believe that Jesus is the
were in the city Wednesday eve- ard and family, motored to Al- Christ, the son o f God; and that
nmg on a short visit with Mr. bany, Corval is and other points believing ye may have life in his
and Mrs. D. S. McWilliams.
Sunday.
name.” John 20,31.
Flannels
Buttons
Ribbons
Silks
Crocheting
M. E. Church Notes
Suitings
W aists
O utfits
Patterns
B. M. Bond,* accompanied by
A card from Rev. Boyd an-
July 1 is Patriotic Sunday, to
his mother and sister, le ft riles- nounces that there w ill be ser he observed in all Sundy schools.
day morning by auto for Condon vices next Sunday at the Chris
IND. PHONE 4.107 |
B. M. Bond, teacher o f class BEI.L PLONK 106
and other eastern Oregon points, i tian church both morning and No. 3, accompanied by his moth­
DR. NUNN
When in Albany pay a visit to
They w ill be absent about ten evening. Christian Endeavoi as er and sister, le ft Tuesday morn­
Veterinary
Surgeon
days.
,
usual in the evening.
ing for an extended tour of east­
I.ate V eterinary Surgeon U. S. Army
Dr. Garnjobst. Linn Norton. 1 Harrison Wallace o f Gardner, ern Oregon and Idaho.
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Confectionery, Etc.
Corvallis
Red Pearl and Bob Logan spent who form erly resided at Halsey,
Our pastor’s fam ily are rusti­ 3rd and Washington
Tuesday night fishing on the Cal- was shaking hands with old cating at their place at Summit,
Court<?ou3 Treatment
Opposite Albany Hotel
apooya.
They report a vfcry friends the first of the week, Or. I t is sincerely hoped that
I w ill be pleased to see all my
good time and a bountiful supply He had been to Albany d rillin g Sister Cain’s health w ill be much friends and patrons who wish
ot
with the coast a rtille ry, o f which improved. Bro. Cain is spending dressmaking done. Mrs. C. Cun­
Give us a Trial on our
a few days with them.
Sheep Lost—Full blood Shrop- he is a member,
ningham, at Mrs. Quick’s resi­
suire buck. 5 years old. branded
Mrs. W. A. Carey went to Sa-
A jo lly social good time was dence.
w iili an H between eyes and lem Tuesday to bid goodbye to enjoyed by the League members
Quick Service.
Superior Work on
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Paint. Find- her two sons, Everett and C lif- on Tuesday evening at the hos­
WM. S. RISLEY
er * *’a
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Chance or ford, who had been visiting their pitable home o f Hazel and Chas.
Velvets, Plushes and Chinchilli Coats
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
H. C Davis.
A b ig bonfire was
grandparents at Falls City and Straley.
I. O. 0 . F. BUILDING
A. \
and family, accom- while there had received the call started, and then the wienies
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and
marshmallows
began
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) H S tu te va n t and to report for duty in the navy,
roast,
besides
sandwiches,
cake,
j
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132 W. FIRST ST.
ALBANY. ORE.
I io Lebanon and in which they both enlisted some
coffee and lots of delicious junk.
Soibi vil
Wright & Poole
S i t lay returning by time ago.
Out o f Town Orders Returned Postpaid
Games were played and songs
w
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• >o Sweet Home,
UNDERTAKING
sang. And a big premium on
H o I y.
FIRE
EMBALMING
w fcrd stille a n d
Phone 184 arrisb u rg Oregon.
Bio
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They report the Works, Firecrackers, Flags and BOYS.
roads in very good condition for all kinds o f Fourth of July
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Frank K irk , Representative
the entire trip.
Vacation
visitors
to
New
York
Halsey,
Ore.
Phone 166
goods at Dean’s.
this summer w ill find a new
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
point ot interest on Broadway, i
A perfect replica o f a modern
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dreadnaught has been construct- deraigned Administratrix of the Estate
ed in Union Square. I t was of Thomas E. Fox, deceased, has filed
with the County Clerk, of Linn County.
Take advantage of prices on all kinds o f Machinery, as we have no built through the efforts of May-
or
Mitchel,
defense
committee
assurance on prices from one day to the rtext. So if you know
you need a mower or binder come and look at our samples of
and turned over to Adm iral Ush- April, 1917. at the hour of one o’clock r .
er for use o f the navy in recruit-
for the hearing of objections to
ing.
,
j said Final Account, if any there be, and
Cohen’s Billiard Parlor
NEW STEAM PRESSING MACHINE
MINTON-FOUTS CO.
THE ENTERPRISE FOR PRINTING
Deering Mowers, Rakes and Binders
Get your twine while it lasts at the low price—Deering twine
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pu n,) I h w .i'or for you
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for the settlem ent of said estate.
Mrs. Sidney J. Smith was host­ Dated this 24th day of March. 1917.
MARIETTA V. POX.
ess at a delightful afternoon g iv­
A dm inistratrix of the Estate
en in honor o f Mrs. R. L Winn-
of Thomas E. Fox, deceased.
iford on Thursday o f last week W eatherford & W eatherford,
at the
ttractive Smith home
Attorney«.
north west o f Halsey. The rooms
were decorated with roses, and
Od<l Jol> W o r k
a fte r a time spent at fancy work
W u n ted
the guests roamed through the
'i'n ' groves surrounding the
On account of the high cost of
■ op t« were pro-
leather I am obliged to close my
m,
,.i expressed their re
shop and seek work elsewhere.
g
s a t .osing Mr. W inniford
( all on me for housecleaning,
from their midst. Refreshments
gardening,
rough
carpenter
were served on the lawn. The
work, plain painting or other
hostess was assisted by Mrs.
odd job work.
F red Smith and Miss Marguerite
E. M. J E W E T T
Smith.
Members o f the Halsey Pio­
neer Cemetery association are
requested to meet at the yard on
Saturday. June 30, to clean up
the yard and do other work. By
order of the president.
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MOOtl* OF PIIFIOTIM.
PERFECTLY
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
N w h II ' w
New Home Users
Are Quality Chooser».
Both good looking and eye-
F or S a le B y
sitasfying are the glasses we
supply.
We pay attention to
Schedule for Halsey
your features as well as to y o u r1
SOUTH BOUND
, The New Home Sewing Machine Co.
eye needs. That’s why people
204 P acltc Bld g
see so well with our glasses and
due 5:05 a. m „ flag stop
Sen
Francisco
Calibrate
look so well while wearing them.
due 11:10 a. m., flag stop
Let
us
examine
your
eyes.
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V uo c a o iiiu ic y u u r e y e s .
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8top »lasses are needed do no not fear
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a r ^ I I C P U P U (J O n o
due 5:45 p. m., reg. stop they w i„
unbecominfr
M. V. Koontz Co.
B. T. Sudtell
D r. H . Garnjobst
THE LIVE STOCK
NORTH BOUND
P hysician
Scene from the great comedy drama. “ The Lottery Man,” to be
»hows in motion pictures at the Halsey opera house June 26
and S urgeon
Office and Phone in Reaideace
Halsey,
Oregon.
Oil FMta and all kind» of otw .
mipphea, Kepauiag a epecUity.
M achine
No. 18. due 11:41 a m., reg. stop
E. C. MEADE
No. 24, due 2:39 p. m., flag stop
.129 W est S kcomo S t
No. 14. due 6:19 p. m., flag stop I o pto m etrist
A lb a n y
Auctioneer
ore
A LB A N Y .
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ORPOON