E. L. STIFF anil SON
S B Powers was l«»king aft« rl
Mrs Ralph Miller visited her
V\ J Ribeiin haa charge uf thv
F U H N tlU H E U EA LEH 5.
business
m
utters
in
AlLuoy
lues-
i n t d l i t r at 11 nti^biii'g la>l wv«k. lu n il.v f y o u i d ut iiig tlia- ab sciict
G L A S S E S F IT T fc L J
arries
everything io hurniture,
day.
Farm er Wayne Rolertson is of Mr I.aubiier.
w
♦
----
ST
Mrs
Kate
Croft
was
shopping
also
PIPELESS
FURNACES.
shix-king grain these days. We
Former Halsey Man M m at
in Albanv Tuesday.
commend
his
work
very
highly
The RAMONA MACHINE
GRAD optometrist
Kelso, Washington.
Mrs Ed Havertand was an Al­
i E ld o n Cross and w ife, Cha>
plays all makes of records.
p r iv a t e o f f i c e
Philip Richter, 58. who was bany visitor 1’uesday.
. Mornhinweg and Jus McWilliams
f o r e x a m in a t io n s
Miss
Lottie
Morgan
of
Shedd.
Vho WHITE SEWING
went to Cascadia Saturday and engaged in the mercantile bust-------- ----- — - -------,
ness for man,
many jww»«
years * in
prices R E A S C N A S t- e
returned Sunday.
imo
•* Portland IS her* visiting at ,ne < i i or
machines
ngton died
e. H arrisburg Buuetin.
F M F R E N C H ¿fc S O f . r
D D Ribeiin and wife from a id ........................
Kelso, Washington,
died at
at harthom
bait i.ume.
r rmevuie. arrived
a.nveu last
.asv week
ween ,v
i r . i u r . i v V m Kelso July 19.
^ e estate of Minnie E Porter 3 5 217 Lyon Street, Albany.
ALBANY
O RES-
Prineville,
for r 1 his residenc
an it 1 finite visit with Mr Ribe- His death followed an illness of leceased. is • . - . a u m j -
VV W w V / ' - » e r e / ' / V ' . V ' . ' . ' * '
in s grandfather. W J Ribeiin. j but a few days.
*•
of Frank H and Vl,U- ,)r. HAROLD E. JACKSON
John l.a Rue says look out for
Mr Richter was born in 0a- lum D Porter, exec « .
Dentist.
Wednesday. The heirs are A
304-306
1st
National Bank
robins. He lost a day’s work in traw, Poland, and em'grated to
.red Forbes, a nephew. Ida M
hay i’arvest on account of eating the United States in 1878 at the
Building.
Biasrieid. Frank Porter. Mary F
d r . R- H. HARRIS
green cherries.
age of 16. coming to Portland in
\LBANY
- OREGON
Ijyizer, W D and Guy L Porter,
M E Gardner and wife and A 1385. In 1900 he moved to Ke,-
brothers and sisters.
Wesley and family left today for so. w here he opened up a gener
(The following items were t i -
B
ask B e : ' oimo . A i . ba . sv Cascadia for an outing of a cou- al merchandise store and was ac-
of Ju y
•fSlCK
K A B L A B R A M W B L L . Prop.
p leof weexs.
I lively engaged in this business
and
the
! For Sale A good farm or chil- until the tin » of hit last illness. " -
Pac,fic ra.lmad
Between Halsey
Suits Cleaned And Pressed.
| |d dren’s
His wife,
ren ’s mare, weight about 1100
wife. Rosa Hircftheid
Hircntie.d Rich-
u in g up it3 3t(xk
River
U S P g y SE N T A W A V on M l ' S b A l
«75 per «cm.
w*llamelte a t a bargain as 1 have no use for ter, and three children. Moma, yard fence9
v
;5 acres u n d er c u ltiv a tio n , a
u . . - —Will
_ V
L’ll P«wnp
7.9Q
- . . fences.
_ ’
...
. ___.
her.
Garter.
7-29 tf I ; Ruth and Sarah, survive him.
H L Stenberg of Albany, spei t
e r ,'n v U so il, k^od 2 s to r y house.
Mrs Sawyer from Port and.
We understand that he was .he day Tuesday checking up or,
, r3.
5 c ----------
h ic k e n h o u ses, m a ch w
in n e s u e t. and Mrs Chialvo from Seattle, well known here, having bought
ra. --
WILDEY LODGE NO. 65.
creek, 4 w ells. 2 w in d m ill-
he Hazel wood cieam route.
in‘r> ^ t ’eitJnc ii
station or. arrived lately for an indefinite out the McCully store about sev-
Regular meeting next Satur-
A D Elder has been very busy
' r rtfeied nrd clot- to town a V|S^ wj ^ the George Maxwtll en years ago. His o i, Mo t s laling hay for Mr Sprenger.
night.
»1 buy. Term*.
family.
R, v. as here a tjh a t t ime.
Harry Common’s father fell
Uillamette Valley Land >lr5 L E Erskine left Saturday
^edd
rom a cherry tree last Friday
C o lilp a n v .
f°r Albany where she visited
----------
out was only shaKen up.
- - -- *
friends and took the train in the Mrs S B Savage and sons Al-
The Epworth League and C h Ml tools ‘’Sanitary Sterilized”
>03 First National Bank B dg.
Laundry Every Week
evening for her home in Port- t'red and Rodney of Halsey, were xicieties
are having
union
Albany, Oregon.
. leaning and Pressing
I land.
guests at the George Dannen meetings at the United Presby
enan church for July and Au-
Keoenans installed the home gUEday
The Rebekahs
E. c . M ILLER
HE FURNITURE HOSPITAL fopow;ng officers last night: Mrs
Merle Thompson was reported just,
,
r ,v ,,. W-siey. N G; Mrs Gormley. V G; on the sick list last Monday.
Mr and Mrs E H Margasor.
Renovates and makes feathe
Gul,iforJ( secretary:
irove to Brownsville to the horn«
Herbert McDonald who has
lattresses, old furniture an.
Charity Clark, treasurer,
, i Mr M aigason's sister,
Mt
been
sick for a while is reported
attreases made like new
dosed wRh a fee(J
Lulu Forge, to get cherries Iasi
recovery.
B„„r them m or ¡Ao~ M R-1
c|emml anJ her Krand. - «» “>«
Wednesday.
Halsey Station.
¡8-130 Ferry SC Alban,. Ore^ |d>ughtet
Tacoma, w„ h, , Mr Hill wa'fe a Halsey caller Chester Purdy was called to
Monday
'ottage
Grove
on
account
of
the
sister of Mrs Leeper, and Mrs
Mr Hill has sold a thre h ng llness of his mother. He return
HALSEY ENTERI
Mansfield from Oakland, Cali,
outfit
to Davis, Straley, G our­ ed the next day bringing hi>
and the
Cash buyers ot Cream
an a nt of Mrs L etter, arrived
ley,
Robins
and M itiner of Hal­ nother with him.
OREGON FARMER
Wednesday on a visit for a few
sey. Anu on Monday he soid
O M Thompson is busy enlarg- 1 ITS and Poultry.
one year for $1 65.
j
two o others,
in e rs , o one
n e to
«_ W W Cook in ng his mill race and repainrg
Julius Falk received a ba
Harrisburg neighborhood. lis mill g etting ready for the
Halsey Item s
I \Y. BYERLY. Agmit
I ruise o i 1 is hand the fore par.
oiher w
eoinpany at
ad run.
,.f the week when a hook on a “ .KVlilC
The McConnell company if
Mr* J W Miller is reported on hay rope flew hack due
,, to
. , the , Rev R id of Albany, arrived in uuay filling silos w ith vetch
elevh
breaking.— Harnsburg
dJ 1>3t Saturday. He has ac
The nay and g -ain in tins
—
Shedd isst aaiuru»,. »*« — --•
---- -- -
lealer in Heal Estot».
Mrs Byerly was an A an; Bulletin.
Du letin.
ee ted the pastorate of the M E unity is ail looking fine,
sito-yesterday.
Apprai.-al of the estate of t e Church at thia p iace.
PiaTGrew
lve hnu » call .«-I « • I««-“ » »’
Bert Mink’ey shipped a car of Ute L-abell C Kirk was filed in
d Mrs j A Brown and
_
........ ............
Cnas Gansle motored to Alb: - ,a up
,y today.
t o . Office ( W e clerk . ( « » m
Mr and
F o rS a le -A cow fresh about Wednesday ";or" 1” 1"
1.,” Q, MrS Wllber Atehesonof Oakville, • iv Tuesday.
Mrs Grant McNeil was a v sit
x weeks. Enquire of Harry tate is valued a
•
attenfl^ thr ^ e p tio n given to
,r in Eugene last w*ek.
ressler.
which « 1.6 - » v , libert„ Dr White in Albany
Friday
Ross Gibson and Albert Hein-
R M Ecke-son spent the week ^ . d e r
-
• ich have been working wit!
304 Broadalbin St. Albany.
id visiting friends here.
Nic -wood's baler.
Our
wonderful roots and herbs
Mr and Mrs Es a Ba^s and sor
re
found
in the China prepara-
ClifFoed were Sunday visitor
ana
and
have
stood the test ot a
with Mr and Mrs Chris Egly.
nousand
years
to cure Catarrh,
Mr
and
Mrs
Lawrence
Eggy
A .iotncr Royal Suggestion
were Tuesday visitors with Mt vsthma. Lung Trouble. Cancer,
.neumatism. Blood Poison. Ner-
and M--S Eggy of Gakvid*.
Carl Nichols made a ousines- ousness. Stomach. Laver and
u d n « a r troubles, also private ail-
trip to Fayettev.l e Monday.
R oyal C ook B ook
The threshing machine wiL i«nts of men and women. Con-
u d rub m !» « « !* * ‘1tl
soon be heard in this part of the ,,u u » n t r ~ . The H « We
add wator »lowly • n u l 7 “ ; '
conswtoncr to roll otit.
”
hiñese Medicine Co. P O Box.
country.
SH E E R np? There
n * ,» « . roU o»t
~
nut on m »moil piece» h***
s
•
»7.
Albany. Oregon.
ntaimna .hortoilin«, told -ippei
Farmers of the I oun’y Asked t«
worrying about table va­
and lower -d«oa In to
R.-tain Grain .
b ts.
fold »tdo» in to coBtor. fold « d o
riety. The new Royal Cook
to center M»-n roll >»t UUn J™
Book gives new suggestions
put on p.e !>»■'«.
‘
The farmers ot Linn county URAL CREDIT LOANS
Other holt to r top crnot.
for every meal every day.
OUr tw enty year rural credit
a e once more beginning to r< ap
The book is so full of sur­
ilan
of loaning money to
as
they
have
sown,
a
crop
of
hay
prises there •-• ill never '
,elps you to get uut of debt,
and
many
kinds
of
grain.
This
another dull meal in the
I ^¿. poom Hoyal 3 * k l« «
Powder
home. Here are a few sug- |
ar is reported from every part •nderour form of loan the tota
la teaapoon anlt
y
gestions from the new I
state, as being a crop^ mount of interest paid dunn»
] ^ r .S Y .,^ 3 S 5 » w > «
of
Royal Cook Book.
1 rabiFSpoonc .o p r
above the av -rage and in Linn I !3 entire period of tw enty yean
1 teaspoon nai.k
P lain P astry
county, the crop is on an aver­ , actually less than 5 1-2 P«'
gift flour, baking '’’ ’ ’’J * ', *”’!
„ I t . »dd »0or*■ nine .m l m b in
This recipe is for one la rre
age with the best crops i) the ent interest.
, ^ y u«htly add m»t. •T ”*"
pie with top and bottom cruat
enM water to hold doogh m
W rite us for booklet.
l is to -y o fth e farm ing industry
2 mp» to w
«-.her. Roll half « * • »
u »*iu»poon wait . _ . . _
OWEN
BEAM Agent.
in
this
part
of
the
state,
report
Soard. line »««J®
Stpanpnon* Royal Bakln<
All in apples. » * * . * " •
powder
farmers of many years’ expen
washed oared and -it into ton»
33 Lyon St.
Albany. Oreg .r
Vfc flip abort »nine
W i* . .prtnkle »"!•
With these prospects a'
coW water
r e . With emo inann or notnae«.
en
so.
S ift together flour, «sit s-’-t
if the farm ers of the county
wet - I r e . of - r - ' t J ' * * ™
• I.and
In« powder; »dd ahort-ntn« an->
m h in very « » M l, « ’h t ^
B co nply with the requests of A K H .H T & P O O L E
trr; cem r pie r —f 0*
w:
fln«*T’* (the bam It 1» h «n d led I be
tlcM tr --«eth er
the county fair m anagem ent in •uneral Directors and Licensed
better the p at” • ' » , b'*
A h n o tu lety P u r *
moderate r»»» 0 tmnote»
eold w .« .r w r y .lew » «J»»«*
i tv,ng a sheaf
of the best gram ,
----- —
Em banners
te held dough to cr'b er N "
work er h n -ed deuab> I
*
larm s i of (.R0W Ng v iL L E and HARRIS-
, f ( many kinds on the :arm
In baly-e: n l - o j
on floored bo»rd a.nd “**, **;
he county, one of the best agn- llURG.
.
Branches at Halsey
Haisey and
bottom eroet. A fter s»e
- ‘led
■ cultural exhibits in all tin e can Sweet Home. Frank - Kirk.
- - - Rep-
m il out other part for top.
be
secure.i
for
the
county
fair
e
for
Haise
Rb-.et»,»
Rich P astry
TODAl t«
I J e,ip« p«*»ry floor
exhibit
this
tall.
■py a
l 11» a •niw»
I 1» teaepo««, R oyal B akin«
The management specially re­
I
Powder
5— Yw*o«y
I tb teaapoon salt
quests the fa m ars of the county
I S '"’»P ¡shorten m<
cold w ater
to av by a sheaf of some variety
91ft floor, b a k ln r _ p o w d ^ 1
I oo«*
©De-UAlf gli
and report the same to t i e coun­
Ail work done l»romP*,^ nc 1
ty agent. 3 V Smith or to Leon­
Phone No. 269-
reasonably.
ard GdMey «f Sc».
.
Chiropractor
X-RAY
barber - SHOP.
I. O. 0 . F.
barber shop
w
u
i
W. J. Ribeiin
fhe Hing Wo Chi-
lese Medicine Co.
W
PIE S an J PA STR IES
C
x •
POYAL
baking
POWDER
. B K^*» w
XDBB
M. GRAY.
Drayman.
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