Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, May 06, 1920, Image 1

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H alsey E nterprise
V O L . S, N O . 3G
HALSEY, LINN
MAY
COUNTY. OREGON.
fi. 1920
$1.50 PER YEAR
Have your eyes examined and
fitted with glasses by a graduate
Is the Commercial C enter o f N o rth
Optometrist. Causes of head­
E V E R Y T H IN G
A m e rica o il th e Pacific Coast,
ache removed, eyes straightened,
w) ere t ' e i f f lest r iv e r ot tile West
O ptical
and eye strain relieved. P ri­
p va ie its lu i a id flo o d in to tile sea.
ALSO
ITEMS
OF
INTEREST
FROM
EVERYWHERE
E Y E S T R A IN
An Ideal I ’m ie City.
vate office for examations. P ri­
.
Is the Cause of M any
X ces
A Center of Education.
reasonable. F M French &
I I I MAX IL L S
Brownsville and Drifted Snow
B I Y A H O M E S IT E N O W
Ify O u r eyes give you trouble, or youi,
Sons, Jewelers and Optometrists,
Mrs
C
J
Hood
of
Oregon
City,
g lasses are a n n o y in g
w h ile prices a le low.
lour at D H S turtevant’s.
arrived here today for a few Albany, Oregon.
See I ’s
You will live h e r e so r e d a y .
Joe Kirk of Eugene, has been
W E C A N R E L I E V E VOL’
days’
visit at the C P Stafford
Mrs W R McAllister, who lived
Consult BEN RISSLAM),
¡siting a few days in Halsey.
Bancroft
Optical
Co.
home.
or
the Wesley place, died sud­
Stibdivin -t Speci list.
For Dental Work—Dr. E. W.
313 1st St. W. A lbany. P hone 4<»1
See Chas Ray break speed rec­ denly Sunday evening. The fu­
404 F L A T T 15V I L D I N u >-< P a ik street,
darnum, H arrisburg, Oregon. ords in his grand lightning bug, neral services were held from
PO RTLAND o K L C J N .
?hone or write for appointment. at opera house Saturday night. he residence W ernesday morn-
Mrs 0 M Miller of Cottage \lso a good Paramount maga-1 ng. a fter which the body was
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h.
G A R N JO B S T.
Jrove,
was a Halsey visitor zine.
Amor A. Tussing
| aken to Missouri for interm ent.
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
SURGEOh
i'uesday.
T F Smith became ill the last
W F White and wife and Mrs
LAWYER AND NOTARY
Col Ben T Sudtell has a call to Palmer, and Eldon Cross and art of last week and was taken
T elephone 145.
H alsey, Oregot
•••y a sale in Portland next Sat­ wife drove to Brownsville, Craw
o a hospitsl in Albany for treat-
B rownsville , O regon
urday.
fordsville, Holly, Sweet Home nent with a strong prospect of
Saturday, May 8, Chas Ray in : nd Foster last Sunday.
laving to undergo a surgical op-
THE
Greased L ightning” at the Hal­
L E.Penland Iron) Pendleton, ration.
sey opera house.
The Tuesday night show will
Oregon, arrived here the foie
E L Stiff and wife from Alba-
. . . „
j
.x, r. m
' !>art
week to help his >e changed to Saturday night
•ty, visited Sunday with B T Sud- nother, Mrs Quick celebrate tfter this week. Sat irday, May
. HALSEY, O REG O N
tell and family.
e r eightieth birthday, Tuesday, i l ith will be our next Universal
Mrs H H Kirk, who has been lay 4th.
| show.
quite seriously ill for some time,
C D C arter moved Alva
J C Porter was an Albany
is rejtorted to be improving.
m ith's household goods to Al- "iller Monday,
In te r e s t paid on tim e cert ¡Rentes o f d e p o sit
Mrs A J Miller of Eug ne, vis­
W anted
ited her son, Karl Bramwell and any Thursday of last week, and
\Y e invite vour ban k in g busin ess
William Curtis to Lebanon Sat- j
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family from Friday to Sunday.
urday and Monday.
We w ant some first class small
Halsey Meat M arket keeps
Mrs McWilliams was a week- farm s to sell fro m 40to 100acres,
C. H. KOONTZ. Pres.
D. TAYLOR, Viee-Pres the The
best of m eat on hand at all
end visitor at Albany. D S Me We have buyers coming every
times. They will buy your veal,
B. M. BOND. Cashier
Williams and son, accompanied day for such places. If you w ant
and beef and pay you the highest
by W H Robertson, drove down to sell list with us we get results.
price.
Sunday and brought her home.
Drop us a card and we will call
Chas Kirk of Athena. Oregon, '
Dr and Mrs T 1 Marks and son at our earliest convenience to in-
arrived last week for a few days’ ;
Roland were Albany callers Sst-ispect,
visit with Ins mother, Mrs Isabel
Miller and Walter,
irday. They returned with a
Kirk. He returned home Mon­
Land Dealers,
seven passenger Cole 8 and a
day.
Corvallis Oreg.
Chevrolet touring car.
The I 0 O F lodge w ill go to
Harrisburg Saturd. y night to
put on the first degree work for
t lat lodge, hence I 'e r e will be
n > lodpe m< eting in Halsey Satur­
OF SEATTLE
day night.
G W Laubner moved from
Mrs Ida Cummings’ house into
Mrs M M W ard’s house on the
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU SELL
east side of the railroad track
Monday.
OREGON
HALSEY,
Mr and Mrs Geo Maxwell and
Mrs Ida Cummings were Browns­
ville callers last Thursday.
Harold Hamilton and A rthur
Robnett were Albany callers one
■ day last week.
I he First Savings Bank of Albany,Oregon
•
Karl Stew art has purchased
the Adams place of 60 acres be-i
tween Brownsville and Halsey
for $6000. — Brownsville Times.
Geo W Barcus formerly of Pe­
Is a g ia s j place to iU -po-it y o itr M t in g r . 4 percent in te re s t on savings
oria died very suddenly last Thurs
accounts th a t ru n three months, si» , to n tlis o r a year. In te re s t pant
s e m i-a n n u a lly .
day at Astoria where he has been
wor*<¡ng for the last five years. |
■
.
, 1 1 « was buried at Pine Grove Fri
PORTLAND
W e H ave
MIALSEY NEWS NOTES
HALSEY STATE BANK
Capital and Surplus §32,000
ELLEN SBU RG
PRODUCE CO
Cash Buyers of Cream
M F C GINGHAMS
These dress ginghams are woven of
yarns spun from extra long staple cot
ton, giving them unusual strength
and uniformity in texture. They are
remarkably soft and smooth and in
color combinations are clear, clean
cut and distinctive. I lie Sprillg pat"
terns are shown in many new and ex- day at 2-30 P m.
Wm Curtis and family bade
elusive designs for house and after­ farew
dl to Halsey friends last j
Monday
when they left
noon dresses, for chldreiTs play and with their morning
last load of furniture «
for Lebanon, where they have : $
school frocks.
bought a hopie. We are sorry
27 inches, 50c per yard.
to see them go for they were
QUEEN PERCALES.
Percales are admirable for making
inexpensive dresses of which every
woman likes to lune several in her
wardrobe.
Colored figures and
stripes on white grounds are notable
among the offerings.
36 inches 50c per yard.
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
Try an Ad in the Enterprise
good people to have in a town. , z»
\Ve wish them the best of success
and all the prosperity that is
good for them in their new ZA
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home.
Mrs Chas Bone o f • Winona. z»\
Washington, who had b--en visit-i Z‘\
ing a few days with her mother. Z1X
Mrs Isabel Kirk, returned to her ZI\
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Insure your property in Ore­ ZIX
g o n *a greatest Insurant - Com- ZI\
anv. Assets of nearly half a
million. We save you fm m 20to Z|\
V) per cent on your insurance. zp
1 HE OREGON EIRE RE­
LIEF ASSOCIATION
of McMinnville. Miller & Wal­
ter, Agents. Corvallit, Oregon.
Phone or w rite U9.
$
‘WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE’
How about that
NEW SUIT?
Now is the time to investigate.
Call and inspect the New
Line of
SAMPLES
at reasonable prices.
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I). II. STURTEVANT
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