Halsey enterprise., August 21, 1919, Image 1

V OL. 7, NO. 51
$1.50 PER YEAR
HALSEY, LIN N COUNTY, OREGON, A U G U Sl’ 21, 1919
BANCROFT
‘HALSEY NEWS NOTES'
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|O O N T
BUY G LASSES
BUY A N D D EM AN D
RESULTS
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THE O C P UNIVERSITY
OF «X OREGON
SCHOOLS I ANO DEPARTMENTS
A R TM E N TS
Dfr-iai retava*«
W t W ill G u a ran te e You
Extracted honey 23 c. Large J ChMr iJAwidsgu Is p itting Up a
T H E R ESU LTS.
Quantities 22c. N. 1. Snev.d,
wiiicfniiil. 1. 1*. Ilii.uiun is
A lso T h a t You t-e t T h e H ig h t
Mrs. Karl B ram w ell.and son d o in ^th e work,
b'ratues and
Letihea
fo r
S tyle a n il C o m fo rt.
Donald were Albany caN«rs this ., Harry Davis is on the sick list
Phorie i o l
wee|{.
- : •„ today. the effect of working too
THE REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE, OREGON.
Saturday Evening P o b t flt hard while threshing.
H j C „ a w . i 'j ;
WANTED TO HEAR
Clark’s.
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’ ' ' DANGER Earl Field and hiS*
From
owners of good farms
Mr.
and
Mrs;.
iMflkey
from’
Imperial
ifttza
Orchestra.
Lots
■THE
‘ Monmouth, are visiting with t h e 1 of Pep.
Opera House . for sale.
N . M. Porter family.
Wed. Aug. 27th.
Höflich
A llo rn b a c k
1 Leave orders for agricultural
Thos. H ilt.'of Shedd, is unload-
325 Lyon St. Albany
lime fa state product) at the ¡ng tractors ’here. He sold one ____________________
HALSEY, OREGO N
lum beryard.
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i to E. E. Gourley, and one to • h | _
Carlton Bass returned from S. Nicewood.
France Tuesday. He was one of
For sale 100 feeder hogs 50 to
I n te r e s t paid on tim e certificates o f deposit
; the boys in service over seas.-
125 po.jpds/smme sows to farrow
For sale—A Southwick -torse soon; 10 miil; cows fresh and
W e invite y o u r ban k in g b u sin ess
j power hay baler, for $200. J.D . heavy springers; GRADE Hoi-'
3 miles west wf Halsey.
stein and Jerseys. Halsey Phone ,
II. KOONTZ, P res.
D. TAYLOR, V ice-Pres. I Rode
C. E. Smith te o k h is fam ily"
-.«rfSlayberry & Stewart.
We furnish the crates
B. M. BOND. C ashier
to Belknap Springs last v^ek
Webste. and Barclay, s u c c e s s - w j j|
g 1-2c per pound
¡and brought them back today«, ora to Kenton Cash Store on 3rd
.Mr. Jenks, from Tangent, was and Lyon streets, Albany, are at the present time,
OUR ICE CREAM
in town yesterday looking after, adding g candy kitchen to the se­
• re! . ifccteiFstock of groceries previ-
is made for the best of us. Ke- d e te li.
For Information Cal 1 at
member, poor ice cremn is not
D r . E.. W. B arnum , D entist , iously carried. When, in Albany |
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In office formerly try their fresh candies or your
only not so delicious as ours, but H
arrisburg.
it is positively dangerous and occupied by Dr. Lindberg. Phone favorite at the well equipped
unhealthy. We absolutely guar- or write for appointment.
.. fountain,
!.. W. BYERLY.
H. A. Schoth, a student of the
antee that we e do not violate the I Qar wanted. Will buy if it is a
pure
or gOod car and not over $500. Ad*, Q. A. C. of Corvallis, with acom-
p u re food
io o u laws
la w s n either
u n ; i in
m word
wuiu u,
n deed, in compiling our ingre- (jre88 Charley Nelson, Browns-4panion from the Washington Ag-
We notice th at both houses
J f x — £—
L/. v
n it nt11 co zvf
ricultural College were h e re ! have passed over the presidents
dients
for — I the
m m n anufacture
of' 'ville, Oregon.
We make a specialty of friend- Tuesday. They have made ar-i veto, the repeal of th^ daylight
the best ice cream made.
ship engagem
engagem ent
ent and
and wedding
w edding: ; rangements,
rangem entk for
for testing
testing an
all tanas
kinds j i saving
saving law.
¡ship,
law. and
and after
a n e i November
nuum w i
rings.
F.
M.
French
&
Syn.
Jew,-
of
Clover-seeds
from
the
States
wo
will
go
back
to
the
natural
I rings
V/
•
elers
and
Engravers,
Albany.
!
of
Oregon,
Washington
and
Ida-
way
God
intended
when
he
elers „..v
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1 Landon
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♦ tells
alio n*a
û ia
p r v |ho.
hr» u and
n d f from
r n m fill
flV
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us h he
is v very
all '• SRC.tionS.
sections. A Any
¡ made the sun to rule the day.
busy cleaning grain nowadays. < one having any seeds he wants
rn n d v e s te r -
H .to o k in nearly a thouMnd , . „ . J o a i A ., it done free b y | I\ G“X a t le
He r e X
sack« yesterday a d other days tehvintf a-sample with D. S. Lan- day fiorrt /
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K
S S ’
ldon X k .1 .1 ..» d them to the t h . t M . • b.by- •
SPECIAL FEATURES
A beautiful campus, faculties of rpecfal-
vsta, modem facilities, low oobt. with many
opportunities for eelf-help, "athletic* for
everybody/’ a really den* oen ttc tlm sphere
— and the famous "Oregon Spirit."
Por * catalogue, tllmtrated booklet or Rwolfle Information, addres»
The University inrludr* the Co0w» of
Literature, Science and the Arte, and t he
•perul School* of Law, Medicine, (at
Portland). Architecture J ornAfem. Com­
merce, Education and M
HALSEY STATE BANK
Capital and Surplus $30,000
Evergreen
r>l 1 kprl.ip<
Mill UUC11 it
Wanted.
SWIFT & CO.
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ZH ARK’Q C’O'NfcF'CTtO'^ilER.Y
d-AcwIVIl. O
THE SEASON
FOR OUT-OF-DOOR LIFE
W ith its d em an d for lijxht ap p arel is u n d e r
way. W e cordially invite you to com e in
and see o u r a ttra c tiv e offerings in su m m er
d ress goods, u n d erw ear, g eorgette crepe
waists, silk hosiery am i o th e r su m m er wear.
OUR SUMMER STOCKS are of fine
quality and you will find our PiiICES
REMARKABLY LOW.
FO R LADIES A N D MISSES
American-Maid House Dresses and Aprons, Middy
Blouses made in Oregon, Underwear. Coreeta and b ras­
sieres, Gloves, Ribbons, Shoes and Hosiery.
FOR T H E ,H O M E
Table Damask. Curtain Materials, Linoleums, China
and Glassware. Wall Paper and many other useful
things for the household.
FO R MEN A N D BOYS
Neckwear, Supporters, Hallmark Dress Shirts, Coopers
Underwear, Boss of the Road Overalls and Jackets,
Shirts made in Oregon.
Full Line of Made in Oregon Cereals
and Lunch Goods for the season.
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
Agents for New Home Sewing Machines,
Columbia Grafonolas and
McCormick H arvesting Machinery
The
Brownsville
Cannery proper place, lh ey are a|socon- ed. I
tim e to take
wants your blackberries, plums, I ducting a few experim ents in re- mam there or so
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prunes, and other fruits. These ^ard to,the extermination of the < advantage
of th
fruits are commanding good p ri-) root bmier, one of the greatest One of the hottest days they had
ces and they’ll take all you bring. I pest's th e farm ers in this section this summer the therm om eter
only registered 72.
H. B. Parkson, from Portland, : have to contend against,
has been looking over the coun
try with the view of settling in! —
this iocality.
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WANTED To rent a piece o f ,
ground with house and barn j
where I can keep 8 or 10 cows, i
Enquire of Mr3. M. V. Fox, Hal­
sey.
When Dr. Garnjobst returned
saving»
Is 1 goo.1 p ln tc to t lt p o t it y o u r Having». 4 percent Interest In on
account« th a t n th three m onths. »1» m onth» o r a year
te re .t paid
from Seattle, he brought with
him a therapeutic lamp, which is.
s e in i-a n tjn a lly .
used for the relief of pain and
[reduction of inflammation.
The FURNITURE HOSPITAL _
j Renovates and makes feather
m attresses. Old furniture and
I m attresses made like new, bring
them in or phone 261-R. Alsoti
furniture and new m attresses for
sale. 128-130 Ferry St. A lbany.1
We are informed th at Lyman
Palm er left here in 1914- five
years ago for Loma, Montana,
ana shipped his goods in car No.
23000, S. P ' He returned A u g .’
You a re invited to call at th is More and in sp ect
20th. 1919, and the same car
o u r line o f hot w eath er tifleriiigs
th at brought his things back was <
the car th at took him away.
Y our sp tt-ial atti-ntion is called to th e lilies ol
Such a co-incidence will probably
never occur again.
25 to 50 percent of your Fire
Insurance Premium can be saved
by protecting y o u r property
against loss by fire withOregon’a
G reatest Company, The Oregon
Fire Relief Association, Ask us
about it. Miller& W alter Agents, I
Corvallis, Oregon.
We buy dressed veal or we
will take them on foot. We have
a supply of fresh and cured'
' m eats always ®n hand. We pay*
the highest m arket prices for
hides and veal. We have a fresh
shipm ent of bread e v e r/ day. — j
i The Halsey Meat Market.
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The First Savings Bank of Albany .Oregon
‘WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE’
Summer
is Here
1.
HATS FOR MEN
and CHILDREN
SH O ES
for all the family
¡Men’s and Ladies’ Gloves
D. H. STURTEVANT
Try an Ad in the Enterprise
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