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CHAS. BALLARD, Editor
Entered a» »econd-cias» matter October
3, 1912. at the poat ofhce at Halsey, Ore­
gon under the Act o< March 3, 1B79.
Devoted to the material upbuilding of
Halaey and surrounding country ami
Uinn county gen erally.
Subscription
rate fl.M* per year in advance.
THE
HALSEY ENTERPRISE
and the
OREGON FARMER
one year for $1.65.
Our Sermon* tte.
Ye therefore, beloved, seeing
ye know these things before, be­
w are lest ye also, being led away
with the error of the wicked, fall
from your steadfastness.
But
grow in grace and in the knowl­
edge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
2 Peter 3: 17, 18.
We grow in knowledge as we
take note of the promises of God
and by faith apply them to our­
selves, and seek to discern in our
lives the fulfillment of those
promises: we grow in grace sim­
ultaneously, for unless each item
of knowledge be received into a
good and honest heart, and
bring forth its measure of obedi­
ence and righteousness (grace),
we will not be prepared for the
next step of knowledge, and
would thus be stopped, or possi
bly turned back. And as a loss
of knowledge would mean a mea.
surable loss of grace, so also a
loss of grace would mean a cor
responding loss of Knowledge­
going into darkness, the prom­
ises of God’s Word becoming
more dim and obscured, in pro­
portion as our goodness or grace
would be lost in worldliness or
sin.
T H A T ’S W H A T a steady, regular income means from a de­
pendable investment.
W H Y N O T H A V E T W O IN C O M ES-one from your per­
sonal services; the other from money which you have saved and in­
vested?
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tion to offer you a safe investment paying a substantial cash return reg­
ularly every six months.
N O T O N L Y i HIS, but the Company agrees to pay back your
capital in full on a definite date. O r you may exchange your securi­
ties for stock in the Company at any time, if you desire to do so.
W H Y N O T P U T Y O U R M O N E Y T O W O R K in useful
public service in the extenssions and improvement the Company is re­
quired to make to take care of the ever-growing demands for addi­
tional service?
Y O U R M ONEY STAYS H O M E A N D
E S T IT E A R N S F O R Y O U S T A Y S H O M E .
THE
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OUR NEW ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR describes
the modern and well maintained properties of Mountain
States Power Company, our plan of custom er owner-
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offering to the public.
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Whv Colds Are Dungernus,
1920
It is the serious diseases that
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO.
colds lead to th at makes them
dangerous. They prepare the
ALBANY, OREGON.
system for the reception and de
Please send me complete information regarding your
velopment of the germs of influ­
nvestm ent offering.
OREGON
enza, pneumonia, tuberculosis,
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dyptheria, scarlet fever, whoop­
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Name
ing cougli and measles. You are
Engineers & Managers.
much more likely to contract
H. M. Billesby & Company.
Address
these diseases when you have a
Fiscal Agents.
coid. For that reason you should
Business Address
get rid of u cold as quickly as
possible. Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy will help you. It is ed tl is budget to approximately Reed of the state board, its adop­
Salvation Army
jurisdiction. She plays the bass and
widely known as a cure for had
snare
tion was moved by J M Hawkins, The motion carried with a roar
$284, HJO.
drum s and orchestra bells.
colds.
chairman
of
the
Linn
county
The increase was made to in­
of ayes and applause.
- —
Miss Walker, a Red Cross
The convention turned the fi­ nurse, examined the grade chil­
The Linn County Interscholas- clude in the 1920 program the boad. who prefaced his motion
tic Track Hnd Field Meet will be purchase of the Bishop Scott by a story of the work the Salva­ nancial phase of the campaign dren Thursday afternoon.
held in Albany during the early school and 100 acres on farm tion Army was now doing in his over to John L Ethridge, who as
High School Reporter.
part of May.
The primary near Yamhill in Yamhill county district. The motion was sec­ director general will build up
purpose of the meet is to for a Salvation Army Industrial onded by Dr B F Pound of Sa­ an organization throughout the
How’s This?
state.
1 he financial program
W « o ffe r O n * H u n d re d D o lla r * R e w a rd
promote a spirit of friendly ri- Home and Agricultural school in lem, and passed unanimously.
»«r a n y caae o f C a ta r r h th a t can n o t be
valry between the schools and to which to educate and build up
Adjournment to luncheon was will receive the backing and sup­ cured
by H e l l-* C a ta r rh M edicine
C a ta r rh M e d ic in e hee been ta k e n
build up a desire among the stu- juvenile dependants and or followed by a program of ad­ port of advisory boards in every b y H e c ll'e
a ta r r h aufferers fo r th e pest t h ir t y *
county
of
the
state.
flve yea rs , end hoe become kn o w n ae th e
dresses during which, Judge
dents to keep them selves more Phans.
m eet re lia b le rem edy fo r C a ta rrh . H a ll e
" f it" physically.
We under-
The budget includes items of Geo Stapleton vice chairman of
It was announced at the con­
M edicin e acts th ru th e Blood on
th e M ucous surfaces, e ip e ll ln * th e P o l­
stand the Halsey school was not purchase or construction
of the state board, told of the need vention that the budget w'ould son
fro m th e Blood end b e a lln a th e dis­
represented last year in th 1« meet. buildings and the expansion of of a school in Oregon to care for be divided between Portland and eased portions-
A fte r you h a r e ta k e n
r
W hatever go<xi is going, Halsey the Salvation Army field work su its dependent juveniles.
the state outside of Portland so M edicine fo r a abort tim e you w ill eee «
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y Our
should get its share of it. Any th at the smallest community in
It was announced that the Sal­ that half will be raised in the h * a h h 9 t a r t t a k in c H a i r . C a ta r rh M M .
pupils from Halsey who wish to the state will be served,
vation Army had had offered to metropolis and half in the coun­ £ » •
o h '° ‘
compete are welcome in what-j The budget was asked in the it for such a purpose the Bishop try. The quotas will be an­
ever class they belong.
report which was a condensation Scott home at a very moderate nounced later.
The name of the War Loan
of
the findings of the state ad­ price.
Salvation Ar.n.v To Operate A
Organization
for the Twelfth
School Notes
visory board a fter a study of the
Ex Senator F J Miller of Alba­
Home And Industrial
Federal Reserve District ha*
confidential reports of the county ny, arose and led a spontaneous
School.
Miss Erwin and Miss Knipps i
changed to "Governm ent
boards detailing conditions in movement which swept the con­
speut
the
week
end
in
A
lbany!Saving
Organization." All who
With enthusiasm unparallelled their counties.
It is the first vention off its feet and which led
and
Miss
Graves
spent
the
week
are
interested
take notic“.
in the history of social service in complete study of the state of to a motion made by Judge S ta­
end
at
her
home
at
A
pine.
Oregon, members o.” the recently Dreg >n with the end in view of
pleton and seconded by Dr
When You Feel Rheumatic.
Dr Grant and Dr Richer gave
formed county advisory boards tabulating its needs for a direct Pound, being placed before the
a
very
gtxxi
talk
to
the
High
For the aches and pains of
of the Salvation Army Home service to take care of indigents, convention for a vote. The mo-
School and seventh and eighth rheumatism Chamberlain’s Lini­
Service Plan for 1920, in conven­ and orphans, as well as to serve
tion asked for an increase of ap-J grade students Fridav afternoon
tion at the Hotel Portland last the friendless, homeless and suf­
ment is excellent. Massage the
proximate!y $40,000 in the bud- Dr Richer talked to the giris and
week, not only adopted a budget fering.
parts
thoroughly twice a day
get to over the expense of pur- Dr Grant talked to the boys.
of $224.000 asked for by the
chasing
and
reopening
the
home
Janet
Boggs
is
a
new
member
b
e
^
u
r
n r i ^ d '^ " 1 “ nd y° U Wil1
Following the presentation of
•tate advisory board, butincreas the report by Secretary Henry £ as a state-wide institution under of the High School orchestra, it affords
Bt the relief which
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STATES
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