The Halsey Enterprise
An Independent Newspaper
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C lltS
EVERY
THURSDAY
BALLARD, K .litor
E n te re d as second-class m atter Octoliei
3, 1913. a t l!it post office at H alsey, Ore
got, u n d e r the Act ol March 3, 1S79.
llevuted to tlie material upbuilding ol
H alsej and surrounding country an,
u n n county gen erally.
Subscriplioi
rate $1 ..So per year in advance.
NOTILE
O i
H áA R IN C OH LIN A I
ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby g iv e n th ,t the fina
account ol H arry Park as A d m inistrate:
w ith the w ill a n n ex e d ot t l i e estate o ’.
C harles H F la rid a. deceased 1| ' beei.
hied in the C ounty C ourt ot ¡ inn Conn
ty, S tate ol O regon, and 111. I the I t ’d ,
day ot Ju n e 1920, at the ho u r ot It
o'clock a m has beeu duly a p p o in ted by
said C ourt (or th e h e a rin g ol objections
to Mid final accouut a n d the settlem en
thereot. at w hich tim e any person in te r
ested lu said estate may appear and fi.c
objections th ere to in w ritin g and con
test the sam e
D ated a n d first p ublished May 13
1920.
H arry Park.
A d m in istra to r 3tc, ot th e estate
Amor A T nssing,
A tty. lo r Ailitir.
5 -13 to b io
delation and striving for pre-
mininence be thoroughly put
a v av as the greatest enemies to
the spirit ot the Lord and the
essing of the Church. On the
contrary, each should have that
lowliness of mind which can see
the good qualities of fellow-1
members and appreciate some!
of these qualities at least as su
perior to his own.
All the talents, and all the
abilities, need never be expected
in any one person in any congre-!
gation. So, then, each may, if
he be of lowly mind, see in oth-!
e s certain good qualities or ]
grac s superior to his own, and
should delight to recognize these]
tnd t > esteen their possessor ac- ]
curdingly.
' tsrrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
, ,
A-. ..,!.«, as they can n o t reach I
iia»-,. -♦ I portion of th e eat
T h e re is .
vi
io cure c a ta r r h a l deafness. •
a m e t I» by a c o n s titu tio n a l rem edy
• atrfc . Itra fn e s a Is caused by an In -
. d
c ............ i of the mucous lin in g of
• E u s ta c h ia n Tube
U hen th is tube I s !
laitiv d you h av e a ru m b lin g sound or lm
r f . c t »I. a r l i i f
an d w hen it to e n tire ly
. I, D e a f n e w is th e resu lt
Unless the
■ i i t n u t i n » cun be reduced at.d th is tube
■ 1 to its n o rm a l con dition, b e a rin g
. be d - -t r o y e d fo re v e r
M an y cases of
»-•«a arc caused by c a ta r r h , w h ic h is
In lla m e d co n d itio n o f th e m ucous sur-
> a
H a ll's c a t a r r h M e d ic in e acts th ru
> blcod on th e m ucous surfaces o f the
M em
V. <■ w ill g ive One H u n d re d D o lla rs fo»
,y caa« o f C a ta r r h a l Deafn ess t h a t cannot
red by H a i l s c a t a r r h M ed icin e
C lr* I
a rs fre e
A ll D ru g g is ts
75c.
F. J CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, a
Reru't o f the E lection.
1
Another Royal Suggestion
II»
UGHNUTS and CRULLERS
F r o m t h e N ew R oyal C ook B ook
oughnuts made
the doughboy happy
during the war ami no won
der. There is nothing more
wholesome and delightful
than doughnuts or crullers
rightly made. Their rich,
golden color and appetizing
aroma will create an appe
tite quicker than anything
else in the world.
1 tablespoons shortening
* tablespoons milk
2 cups flour
I teaspoons Royal Bakin*
Powder
Beat eggs until very light; add
sugar, salt, nutmeg and melted
shortening; add milk, and flour
snd baking powder which have
been sifted together; inis well.
Prop by teaspoons into deep
hot tat and fry until brown.
Drain well on unglaaed paper
and sprinkle lightly with pow.
dsrsd sugar.
D
Here are the famous dough
nut and cruller recipes
from the New Royal Cook
Book.
Doo(bnut»
I tablespoons shortening
4 cup sugar
te a *
4 cup milk
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon -. -Jt
I cups flour
« teaspoons Royal Bakin*
Powder
Cream shortening; ad* euaar
and weU-beaUn egg: atlr in
milk; add nutmeg, salt, flour and
baking powder which have been
sifted together and enou*h ad
ditional flour to make dough atilt
enough to roll. Roll out on
floured board to about 4 Inch
thick, cut out Fry In deep fat
hot enough to brown a piece ot
bread In M seconds Drain on
unglaaed paper and sprtnkla
with powdered sugar.
A fte r n o o n T e a D o u g h n u t*
2 t a blespoona augar
4 teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
ROYAL
BAKING
PO W D ER
Absolutely Puro
C ru ller*
« tablespoons shortening
1 cup sugar
2eggs
3 cupa flour
1 teaspoon cinnamon
4 teaspoon salt
I tteaspoons Royal Bakin*
Powder
4eupm U k
Cream shortening; add sugar
gradually and beaten eggs; sift
together flour, cinnamon, salt
and baking powder; add one-
half and mix well; add milk and
remainder of dry Ingredients to
make soft dough. Roll out on
floured board to about 4 Inch
thick and cut Into strips shout
4 Inches long and 4 ln.-h wide;
roll la hands snd twist esch
strip and bring ends together.
Fry In deep hot fat. Drain and
roll in powdered sugar.
FREE
New Royal Cook Book con-
talnlng thsse and scores of
other dsllgbtful
.Itghtful recipes.
Write for It TO PAT
BOT AL BaKtXO rOWDB* CO.
us reiios str.«e
There were nine m ersures to
|t.w YeitCiO
b> voted on last F riday by the
HALL
p ople of the state and all of
99
th m carried by more or less ms-
j ities.
Had these measures depended
R IL L E Y
on the vote of Halsey, not one of
t tern would have carried, as
A grander Oregon, a better
er interest in the pplicy of the will be realized and that the re
Halsey voted "no” on every one
will take enre
state. It is to be hoped that the sult of the election will further Oregon, will be the result of a
of them.
purer and more progressive pol
benefits hoped for by those vot
care o f y o u r
The people of the state have ing "yes” to all the measures the best interest of all.
icy on the p art of its citizens.
c em en t work
decided that aH public roads are
,o be accessible to anybody that
F o u n d atio n s
wants to use them, and if a per-
P lastering-
in happens to be shut off from
Sidewalks
i road, he can force a right-of
A U T IL IT Y O R G A N IZ A
ay from his place to a public
id without being absolu:elv at
T IO N pays wages to the capital
I the n e cy ;f the one selling him
H A R R IS B U R G , th land so far as price is con
employed in providing useful service
i' rned, for in cast, of dispute,
because there is no other way to obtain
OREGON
th • price is to he left to disinter
G
E
N
U
IN
E
est ;d parties.
capital for the purpose.
1 he state has been authorized
P
R
O
F
IT
to issue bonds to the amount of
W H Y N O T IN V E S T D IR E C T
f ,ur percent of all the taxable j
MODUS Or PiRUCTICN.
S H A R IN G
p operty of the state for the j
"" j P PERFECTLY naiintenance and building of
in substantial and growing properties
■
SIMPLE
oads. It is thought th at this
where your funds will be safe, and at
• ill not.add to our taxes as the
SIMPLY
the same time pay you a good cash re
PERFECT. c?nse fees on automobiles and
rucks and the gasoline tax will]
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turn regularly every six months?
N w tlhf. Oil. licit* mid all kind* <»f S« »vinj
wire then liquidate the bonds ‘
Machine auppiica. U«T-.iiing a ups^ ialty.
. hen they fall due.
Capital punishment is to be
P U T Y O U R M O N E Y in a grow
put back on the statutes so that
, nW if a man deliberately kills’
ing industry serving the needs of people
’ another man, it is in the power
and industries, and helping to develop
the judge liefore whom the]
cate is tried to sentence the man
the prosperity of this community.
, to death if he thinks best.
Tne state has also decided to
allow Crook and Curry coun^es
Y O U C A N B E C O M E A profit
to attend to their own business
DISCRIMINATING
sharing investor either for cash or by
i i regard to bonding themselves.
WOMEN
It has also decided that in the,
A Good workman takes a piece
saving and investing on a systematic
o ’ metal and turns it into some <• ,se of the death or inability j
monthly basis.
thing useful. A novice turns ' from any cause of the governor]
it into a botch. Heie is ot e : of the state to fulfill his duties
reason why your discriminetii g that the president of the senate
wemen patie t< choose unerring ¡all be automatieally promoted
ly the SHVR-ON
FINGER- II »that position, and in case he
Call at our office and ask for
build not lie able to qualify it
PIECE Mountings.
\\ ill devolve upon the speaker f
t l i 1 House of Representatives to
Illustrated Descriptive Circular
assume that position.
The Higher educational act,
the Soldiers and Sailors and Ma-
* . AtgAA/r M i * lines educational act, and the
M O U N T A IN S T A T E S P O W E R
CO M PA N Y
elementary school fund tax have
• Harold Albre,
uil carried and will be on our
M anufacturing Optician.
Albany, Oregon
s atut • books.
The blind have also been taken
Our Sermonettr.
Billesby Engineering and Management Corporation.
care of in the vote of Friday
In low liness of mint! let each inasmuch as they will be placed
Engineers and Managers
este*m other better than them- in a position that they van take
!
H. M. BILLESBY and C O M P A N Y ,
c ire of themselves.
selves. Phil 2: 3.
Paul exhorts that all shall cul
From available returns it would
Fiscal Agents.
tivate the grace ot humanity, a >pear that an unusually large
and that "nothing l»e done thru r.umlter exercised their privilege
strife or vain glory,” that self at the polls, testifying tc a keen-
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with Royal and be Sure
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