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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1920)
M r aud Mrs Glen Chance were Harrisburg visitors Tnesday. Joe Drinkard from Portland, is visiting in this week. J and F W Falk were Albany callers Sunday. Amos M¡shier le ft today ffo r several weeks' visit with his fa* Just received a large shipment of KARO SYRUP. t ther> Elder Geo Mishler. J A Husey from N Dak is vis Tile price is right. Read and see. Buy now . ¡ting with H L Straley and fam i -32c: Is IQs .............. ................*1.13 W !d y . f ÎR FRIDAY and SATURDAY SUE-* $ Cl ALS at EASTBURN BROS. * /»> Albany, Oregon. w ft ft ft ft 5 pound pail S5c; ID pound p a il. . . ............ . ........ >110 ft Hark itU E R ’S or l NCl.lt JOHN'S CANE and MAF l F. ft O.iarlii- D . A D Ga'.'.u Gallon . . _______ ________ >2.45 ft Waite Navy Iran» 12 i $l..»0; i>ounds l o r ..................... .............................. >1.00 ft Brawn Beaus lu pounds for................................. ........... .................. $1.00 Ccnatiy p.ird 3 ptu:ids fo r .. ................................... .............. $1.00 ft w Pure hile wander Soap 14 bars ( o r ________ ___________________ >1.00 Rice 3 ponn Is ror ........................... ................. ... ................. 25e ft Siam Crown Hour pvr sack $3.15; jier barrel________________ . . . >12.50 ft Snowfall Flour per tack $3 10; per barrel..... ............................... >12.25 ft Large Juicy Florida Grape Fruit............................................ ........... lot CREAMERY BUTTER—per pound _________________65c ft we GOOD Fay the Market Price for Your Eggs, CASH or TRADE, ft EASTBURN Highest BRO’S THE CASH GROCERS. ft SOLE AGENTS for the ORIGINAL ft BUTTERNUT BREAD. ft N* Mz w \Iz ablets Locals Brownsville and D rifted Snov Good for Moulting Hens. Gets flour at D H Sturtevant’s. More W inter Eggs. See Mrs Mrs Lasley was an Alban, Steinke at Tulsa. caller Monday. W II K irk transacted busines in Brownsville Monday. Mrs L E Walton has been 01 the sick list with grippe for th A ll work done promptly and past two weeks, reasonably. Phone No. 269. Mr and Mrs A L Knighten vis .... ■ * ■ . ited with Guy Bramwell and wif< F. M. GRAY, Drayman. 301 Broadalbin St, Albany. Our wonderful roots and herbs are fo u n j in the China prepara- tions and have stood the test of a thousand years to cure Catarrh, Asthma, Lung Trouble, Cancer, Rheumatism, Blood Poison, Ner- vousness, Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles, also private ail ments of men and women. Con sultation free. The Hing Wo Chinese Medicine Co. P O Box, 217, Albany, Oregon. Comfort cables temples with the flat wire are proving satis- factory and comfortable, and Io not cut into the side of the head, O p t e m e t r is t . ‘ ALtANr Harold Albrn. Manu facturing Optician, BARBER - SHOP. $ age is constipation. T he bow- i els become weak and unable to perform their functions without aid. For this purpose only the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain’s Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age and older on account of their gentle action. The H ing Wo C h i- l " j 7 ^ b u r fr o m s „ > ,o „ . nese Medicine Co. a guest of Mrs K irk and the Halsey HA1JSEY HOTEL THE bane of old REEFER’S MORE-EGG TONIC. E. L. STIFF and SON \t/ W 1 V X X -v. x x - x - W ' X . - v w w t w ' b W ' X ' T x T M IS S i Nonsense. (The above is the caption of an article F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S . handed in by souie of the High School Garries everything in Furniture, student* and is intended for the name of also PIPELESS FURNACES. a paper gotten out thru the columns of the Enterprise. Frequency of issue not The RAMONA MACHINE mentioned but we will state it as tri oc casionally. ) plays all makes o f records. Editress. Janet Boggs. Freshman. Established Sept 37 1919. Also WHITE SEWING Entered in the post office as very MACHINES. classy matter. Subscription price, one beaming smile. 215-217 Lyon Street, Albany. (Don t forget to pay the editress ) Just leave it to the Freshmen. They : Mrs Ruth Williams of Portland have new ideas (especially in the alge I is visiting with the H L Straley bra class.) Under New Management. Wayne lias a special dislike for En family. glish, Latin, algebra and science. We J M T W E E D IE , Proprietor. Harold and Rodell Stewart | will try and find a new couree for him Beds 75c to $1.00. consisting of resting, leasing, whisper Meals 50c. were Albany callers Tuesday. Miss Alberta Koontz has the mg, monkey shines and smiling. Does any one else wish to join the class? mumps. When in doubt about your lessons see E lliot McWilliams was the vic Delos. He gets his own and has time KARL A BRAMWELL Prop. for other people’s. (?) (We consider tim o f the grippe a few days this him a very smart boy,) Suits Cleaned And Pressed. week. "1 gazed at something, LAUNDRY SENTJiW AYon MONDAY Glen and Mrs Stevenson went 'T was green as grass, o Portland Tuesday . w here he And found 1 was looking In the looking glass.” ____ las accepte I a position. We are glad summer is over as it J H Tweedie returned Monday means moving, matrimony, malaria and night from bis visit to Woodburn. other disagreeable Ikings. W ILD E Y LODGE NO. 65. His wife remained for a few We heard some one singing, "I would leave my happy home for you-oo-oo-oo- Third degree work next Sat days more in Woodburn. oo." Who was it, and who were they urday night. Miss Joyce Forster and her singing it to? little nephew, Leslie Falk spent We are still patiently waiting for our the weeks-end w ith her parents, new High School building. Two in one seal aie rather crowded, allho two heads W R I G H T & I’ O O I .E Mr and Mrs P J Forster. (together) are better than one. A L Geddes of Kerry is visit Funeral Directors and Licensed The strains of “Till we meet again”' ing his brother-in-law, H A Ren-' come drifting from the hall, "Beautiful ........Embalmers......... linger. M r Geddes was at one Ohio’" floats from Miss Showalter’s Brownsville, Harrisburg, Halsey room, “I ’m always chasiug rainbows” .¡me surveyor of Linn County. Frank K irk , Representative Senator Porter, en route to Sa- comes with jerks and bounds from the em to attend the special sessioh cloak room, while we are singing ’'Ja Halsey, Ore. Phone 166 da” in Mrs Bond's room. Any one jf the Legislature, stopped off with "an ear for music” will know what Sunday evening in Albany to vh- wouderful harmony is in such a combi with his brother, Guy Porter. nation. oth eis of the K irk family this week. Mr Hopkins from Eugene, ar rived last Saturday to visit w itl his daughter, Mrs F H Porter, Mrs Perry, who lately arrived here from Canada, is sick w itl the chills. E B Penland and wife le ft last w eek for a visit w ith their sot in California. Mr and Mrs Sturtevant wer< called to Salem one day las' week to attend the funeral of Mrs Sturtevant’s brother-in-law. They returned Tuesday evening The A ll Stars of Halsey wil play Co C Eugene Nations G lards a game of basket ball Saturday evening at 7:30. A; this is to be the first outsid< game of the season for the Al S ars they are expecting a larg< crowd. On January 9th Mrs Isabe K irk celebrated her 80th birth day. There were present abou. forty guests, among them prac- ti ally all the old people of towi and some of the younger ones Reminiscent talks were made b> Mrs Quick, Mrs Gray, Mrs Mt Mahan and Rev Clemo. At 4 o’clock the High School girls ar rived and sang a few aonga. A f ter this refreshm« n'.s were serv led. We wish Mrs K irk m aty more happy returns of the da). I. 0 . O. F. BARBER SHOP t Miss Showalter resumed her teaching Monday afternoon, but ifte r school was out as she wa» eturning home she had the mis fortune to fall again. Kenneth Jross took her home in a car. W J Ribelin took si«k last Sat urday night w ith the chills, three days later his wife took lown with the chills. The sta- .ion agent, who was staying here, took sick Tuesday; on ac count of Mr and Mrs Ribelin’s .ickness, the station agent and lis wife went to H W Chance’s. Journal Bargain Day. -1 Dear Friend am acting as BARGAIN D A Y ” agent for the JREGON JO URNAL in this vi- unity. The Journal is Oregon’s nost progressive people’s news- japer; and this w ill probably be he last opportunity you w ill lave to get the Journal (any is- iiie), at a special rate for one /esr. The rates are as follow«: Daily ind Sunday, $7.00: Daily only, j5.00; Sunday only, $2.50; Week- y, 75c a year; Sunday and week- y together, $3.00; by mail only. ( am getting up a club and would >e glad to have your order. Re- nittance must accompany all o r ient. Your Torso nal check w ill >e acceptable. Don’t forget the Bargain Day late, January 20 to,February 3, 1920. W J Ribelin. Journal Agent. \ * Dr. HAROLD E. JACKSON Dentist. 304-305 1st National Bank Building. A LB A N Y . . . . OREGON RURAL CREDIT LOANS Our tw enty year rural credit plan of loaning money to farmers ‘telpe you to get out o f debt. Under our form of loan the tots' imount o f interest paid durin» ts entire period o f tw enty yean s actually less than 5 1-2 pei •ent interest. W rite us fo r booklet. OWEN BEAM Agent. i 33 L jo n St. Albany. Oregor The Freshmen girls resemble autumn leaves seen thru quiet waters. It sounds pretty but doesnt mean any thing. Even the leaves won't fall for _____ th at Wrnted, a reliable chauffeur to drive a me horse power car six miles every mjrning and evening. Young man pre ferred. Call at the office of J A Hoggs between the hours of 1:15 and 3:15 p in. Wanted, a car and chauffeur to drive one mile every morning and evening. Young High School boy with a Chevro let preferred. Call af the office of M J Straley between the hours of 9:15 aud 10 a m. Wheu answering *4s please mention “Nonseuse. ” Special vourse in "monkey shines” given by Edward McKern, price lc; (Ill- keeps the change,) Lessons in smiling giv en by Hon W K Cross. Lessous given iu winking by lion Clarence McKern. Wayne refers to his head as wool. Now we know where those splmte- came from that were on Clarice's desk. We heard sonic one say that the H II S “was getting pretty fishy, one Bass and the rest suckers.” Any one hav ing information of the one who said it please notify the war council. Professional Cards. I>eacon Well«, Halsey. lion W G Robertson, Master of Latin, Help free of charge Doc R Marks, 6th First Row, Showal ter, Oregon. Toy supplies. Tops, spools, strings, whistles, and other articles too numer ous to mention. Do your Xmas shop ping early, «yron Taylor, proprietor. Confectionery, Delos Clark, proprie tor. Life savers and salted peanuts. Open from 1.15 to 3:15 p in. For sale, Miscellaneous articles. See Janet »oggs, 6. 4th Row, Showalter. Come early ami avoid the rush. T M Freeman representing the Manning Gas Co, of Portland, and Albany came in laat Satur day and arranged to demonstrate the coal oil heating arrangement at Cross & W hite’s. Step in and t x mine it. Word comes to us that Jessie Manrose, daughter of J W Man- rose of Portland, is quite sick with articular rheumatism. A l so that Frank Manrose and his I brother-in-law have gone into ' the vulcanizing business. Mrs W J Moore o f Brownsville is spending a few days this week with her mother, Mrs C M Ward. Miss Ethel Curtis, a nurse in the Harrisburg hospital, visited bitween trains with her parents, Wm Curtis and wife. A ll tools “ Sanitary Sterilized” Laundry Every Week Cleaning and Pressing E. C . M IL L E R SWIFT & CO. Halsey Station. Cash buyers of ( ’renin, Eggs, and Poultry. It you are not now selling your cream to us, bring you next ean on trial. L. W. BYERLY, Agent. J. F. Salash Blacksmithing and Woodwork A n d Everything con nected with the Black smith line. Horse Shoeing a Specialty. W. J. Ribelin Dealer in Real Estate. Handles town ami Country Property. Give him a call anil see if he can fix yo i up. ST CHARLES HOTEL, in Albany, Is under new management. I t is now the best Rooming house o f its class in the city. Hot and cold water. 50 c, 75c and $1.00. Rates by the week. J. W Newman, Proprietor. TH E HALSEY ENTERPRISE and the OREGON FARMER one year for $1.66.
