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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1920)
4n+''4,*^’4Y4,'Y 4,''4'' '4'4,Y4,‘'4‘ 4 YA‘,'4»1|<F sW>’iW i ‘4 Y±v4Y4‘'4''4Y4Y4i +'4Y4V4 Mrs I^etha Stalnaker of Cor E. L. STIPP and SON vallis, is visiting her parents, F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S Mr and Mrs T P Patton. Carries everything in Furniture,' C E Gulliford left last week also PIPELESS FURNACES. for two m onths on his farm at i The RAMONA MACHINE Suntex in eastern Oregon. W J Ribelin left last week for plays all makes of reoords. Prineville to visit his son. He Also WHITE SEWING returned Wednesday. MACHINES. Mrs Clara Cross and her sons Kenneth and George left last 215-217 Lyon Street, Albany. Saturday for Hillsboro. Mrs N erna Jam es of Gras.- Dr. HAKOLl) E. JACKSON Valley, visited with her uncle Dentist. and aunt, John and Mary La Rut 304-305 1st National Bank last Sunday. Building. Mrs Quick still continues quite OREGON poorly. She had to have one oil ALBANY her ears lanced one day th is , week. Quincy Drinkard from Wash KARL A. BRAMWELL, Prop. ington, is here to attend the Pi oneer picnic and to visit rela-l Suits Cleaned And Pressed. tives. F M Maxwell and family from LAUNDRY S E NT AW A Y on MONDAY Coburg, visited Friday and Sat urday with the J M Porter and Karl C Bramwell families. W1LDEY LODGE NO. 65. Bert Clark has installed a new Regular meeting next Satur- soda fountain with marble toj lav night. counter. In the fixtures there Work in the third degree next are receptacles for ten kinds ol $aturday night._____________ syrjps, two cans of ice cream, | a id one place to keep milk and other things that need to be kept cool. There are also foui All tools “ Sanitary Sterilized’’ Laundry Every Week jars for crushed nuts, and Sun Gleaning and Pressing dae material, and two sinks fcr washing glasses and ice cream E. C . M ILLER dishes etc. It is a very up to- date arrangem ent for a small town like this. Shedd It ■•ms. Blain Clothing Co’s 1 Genuine Sacrifice Sale. S Jits Shoes Shirts Ovet alls Pants June 18 to July 3 THE REAL THING U nderw ear Socks Suit Cases Hats Tie» An early clearance of the finest suits in stock at radical reductions. SUITS Fifty suits most all sizes and shapes, splendid values at the regular prices, now 30 per cent off The rest of our large stock goes at a 20 per cent reduction. Think of it! Never before in our history had our suits been marked at such a close margin of profit, and on top of this we are offering you these reduc tions. SHOES We have a lot of 167 pairs of Shoes, good styles and most all sizes, reduced 25 per cent. UNDER WEIR. Eras knit 2 piece, at 25c a garment. This is a real sale and you will not be disappointed. BLAIN CLOTHING CO. i i X VALUE FIRST BARBER - SHOP. I. 0. O. F. BARBER SHOP TwnTicoT E W Shedd whs an Albany caller last Thursday. Halsey Station. Rev Stanley Van Winkle o Seattle, preached the baccalau reate sermon to the High Schoo Cttisli btivera <>t Cream students last. Sunday night. Mr Tate, our barber, spent Egg.s ttlltl P o u l t r y . Tuesday evening in Halsey. Ed Zimmerman was a Halsey L. W. BY EHL V, A gent caller Wednesday. C H Davidson and wife at • tended the McCullough-Dawsoi wedding in Albany Tuesday. W. J. Ribelin The Harmonica Mystery. Qrcgonlifc Fourth of July Preliminaries. At a meeting Wednesday even ing it was decided th at Halsey Befoie you sign for Life Insu should celebrate the Fourth of rance see D M John, Dist Mngr, July on Monday, July 5th a t the Corvallis, Ore. 'Sudtell grove. Everybody is in vite I to come and bring their friends and plenty of good things to eat. Committees were appointed to look a fter the various arran g e done promptly and All work ments as follows: Phone No. 269. reasonably. Finance; Chris FalK, Frank Kirk, Frank Hadley, C C Jack-j E, C. G irli R- '*• H ar k is son, Jas Drinkard, and J Moore. D rs . G ipe & H arris Entertainm ent: Mrs Frank C h ir o p r a c t o r s Porter, Mrs T I Marks, Mrs Geo X RAY. C usick B ank B u il d in g Hayes, Mrs Edith Robnett. El O ffic B I’HONK 320 ALBANS, ORI bert Isom, Frank Isom and W C Sherling. 140 ACRES, STOCKED AND Sport; George Hayes, Charles EQUIPPED. Mornhinweg, Roll lemplvton, 80 acres under cultivation, ba! Win K irk, J F Salash, Jas Drin ance open pasture and timber. kard and Dr Garnjobst. Good soil, 8-rcom house com Beit Clark was appointed as pletely furnished with a piano. chairman of the Goddess of Lib- Good barn and outbuildings. erty contest com m it ’e and was Crops in, 31 sheep, 4 good hors authorized to appoint his own es, 4 Jersey cows, 2 brood sows and Hock of full blood Barred helpers. Red Pearl was appointed r s Rock chickens. Farm imple ments. On Pacific Highway near chairman of the grounds con - Halsey. Everything goes fot m’ttee. The next meeting will be $18,900. Terms. W illam ette Valley Land Monday night and all who a’’’1 interested, and especially those Company. appointed on committees should 203 First National Bank Bldg. make it a point -* to • *- be — present. Albany, Oregon. F. M. GRAY, Drayman. THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovates and makes feather m attresses, old furniture and m attresses made like new. Bring them in or phone 261 R 128-130 Ferry St, Albany, Ore. Dukes laughed tolerantly. “Oh, that was all moonshine. I novel really believed that truck. I put It II. to till up. I hadn't begun to think about the case then—nut reully think.' “N o r “No. I was Just looking nround it —giving It the once over.” "And having given it the once over—” "Why, I took my eoat off nnd waded The farm ers are busy now with their crops. Quite a few of the Halsey peo ple attended the Pioneer Pic nic. The moving picture show has been discontinued until a fte r the In." "Yoti weren't long about it.” busy season is over. Mr Snyder ««feuded hl« clgarcaso. Mrs K N Mitchell of Trinidad “I.tgt t up and tell me all about It.' Q)|o js »pending a few days at "W p I , 1 won't say I haven’t earner the Collins farm north of Hal this." ,nid Oakps. putting «moke "Shall i begin at the beginning?" sey. "Sure. Hut tell me first, who ««• Nine cars left Halsey on last It that did It? Was It one of the board era?" Sunday conveying about fifty "No.” people to Brownsville to witness “Somebody from outside, then?” Oaken smiled quietly. the baptismal service conducted “Yes, you might call It somebody by C H P hilips and Evangelist from outside. Hut I hud better trace Stivers. Nine candidates were my m asoning from the start.” “That's right. It spoils a story know immersed in the river there. ing the finish. Go to it.” Dealer in Real Estate. Handles t own and Country Property. '.ive him a call and see if he can tin you up The Hing Wo Chi nese Medicine Co. 304 Broadalbin St, Albany. Our'w onderful roots and herbs are found in the China prepara tions and have stood the test ot a thousand years to cure Catarrh, Asthma, Lung 1 rouble, Cancer, Rheumatism, Blood Poison. N er vousness, Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles, also private ail ments o f men and women. Con sultation free. The Hing Wo Chinese Medicine Co. P O Box, 247, Albany. Oregon. RURAL CREDIT LOANS On Monday, June 21, a t 2:<X) p | OakPN let the ash of Ills cigar fall Our tw enty year rural credit m, will beheld the annual school delicately to the floor, another action e|ectjon for the purpose of elect which seemed significant to his cm plan of loaning money to farm ert ployer. As a rule, Ills assistants, unless ing one school director, and to particularly pleased with themselves, , helps you to get out of debt. Under our form of loan the tota vote on a special tax for raising used the ash-tray. “My first set on arriving.” he said, ' amount of interest paid durin» the requisite funds for the school “was to have a talk with Mra. Hlekett. | its entire period of tw enty yean yeari Amount estim ated as A very dull old woman." is actually less than 61-2 pet “Curious. She struck me as rather needed to be raised by special tax Intelligent.” • cent interest. js $4,640,30. “Not on your life. Hhe doesn't know W rite us for booklet. Most every body has noticed a Seans from huttermllk. Fh" gave me OWEN BEAM Agent. i so assist a nee whatsoever. brjght sunny smile on Ess Bass’ “I then »»amlned the room where face lately and some are wonder- the death had taken place It was 133 Lyon St. Albany, O re g jr ¡ng why. So now let us tell you much as yon had described It. Locked the reason and that is this. The door. Window high up. No chlngiey W R I G H T A. P O O I .E I'm hound to say that, at first sight. stork visited their home last It looked fairly unpromising. Funeral Directors and Licensed “Then I bad a chat with some of Thursday June 10 and left them Embalmers a fine baby boy which weighed the other boarders. They had nothing to tell me that was of the least use BROWNSVILLE and HARRIS- about 8 1-2 pounds. Both the Most of them simply gibbered 1 ,b .„ . . . . . p irxlne I . « « h-lr B " K G . R r«n , h p - » • « • * • » •J’" mother and baby are getting Halsey Items. from outalde. and reanlved to r.-ly on Sweet Home, r rank Kirk, nep- along very nicely. Now can mv own Intettlgence." resentative for Halsey, Phoel66 D S McWilliams and family I » " V ™ * on(1/ r " h* he ha" a H e smiled complacently. ■ — smile on his face" “Il is h theory of mine. Mr. Sny- | , | | HALS FA ENTEI T T sE went to Albany Tuesday to at ier, which I have found valuable, that W E G arrett and w ife of Grass ami the tend the wedding of Miss Alett a n nine cases out of ten, remarkable ( McCullough and Mr Wayne Valley, visited last week with I - y-, OREGON FARMER ' Dawson, The bride is well John and Mary La Rue. Mrs one year for $1.66. (To be continued., known to the Halsey people. G arrett is thsir sister. _ ~