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C L A S S E S F IT T E D
BY
GRADUATE
O P T O M E T R IS T
P R IV A T E O F F IC E
F O R E X A M IN A T IO N S
P R IC E S
r.
REASO NABLE
M . F r e n c h & S o ns
ALBANY
OREO.
Chiropractor
DR. R. H. HARRIS
X-RAY
C usick
B ank
Do you want a
B u il d in g .
A lbany
MO ACRES MODERN BUILDINGS
All under cultivation, 5 room p las
tered bungalow, large new barn and
all neceaaary ont buildings. Well at
the bouae aud in the pasture. Fenced
and cross fenced w ith'w oven wire. Lo
cated 2 m iles from Halsey on good grav
eled road. Price $12800. Terms
W illam ette Valley Land
Company.
203 F irs t National Bank Bldg.
Albany, Oregon.
E. L. STIIT and SON
Milking Machine?
See E S Marstera about it and
let him demonstrate it for you,
*
Quaker Steel Pipeless Fur ,a-
ees.
The healthful, modern,
economical way to heat your
home.
MARTIN LUDWIG
Plumbing and Tinning.
Second and Ferry Street,
Albany, Oregon.
Halsey
Items
Brownsville and D rifted Snow
flour at D H Sturtevant’s.
C H Koontz transacted busi
ness in Albany Monday.
W G Carter transacted busi
ness at the county seat Tuesday.
J H Quinn and wife from Scio
visited Sunday and Monday at
the J M Porter home.
The Alumni gave the High
School a party at the city hal
last Saturday night. A ll report
a fine time.
In spite of rainy weather there
was a large crowd at M 0 Ban-
ich’s sale last Saturday and ev
erything sold well.
T A Churchill from Los An
geles, visited between trains
Sunday w ith J M Porter and
family.
The Telegram is making its
regular yearly bargain
rate.
U ntil November 15th they are
offering their paper for four dol
lars a year, after which time the
subscription price will advance to
six dollars. U ntil that time we
w ill give the Enterprise and the
Telegram for one year fo r five
dollars. Bring in your subscrip
tion if you want to renew. For
furthe r information inquire at
the Enterprise office.
Some time ago M r Kimbrell
went to work in Eugene and one
day he accidentally got his right
thumb bruised. He paid little
or no attention but in a week or
so it developed into a felon and
he had to quit work. He has
been home for the last ten days
nursing his felon and walking
the floor of nights. The suffer
ing has practically le ft him now
but the doctor says it w ill be two
weeks yet before he can resume
work with impunity.
The Mass Meeting.
F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S
Carries everything io Furniture.
also LIFELESS FURNACES.
I’hc RAMONA MACHINE
BLAIN CLOTHING CO.’s
GREAT
AUTUMN
SALE!
plays all makes o f records.
A lso
WHITE SEWING
MACHINES.
215-217 Lyon Street,
Albany.
DENTISTRY
laauLD R. J ack -
304-305 1st Na
bona) Hank Building. Albany, Oregon.
Without pain,
blocking method.
L a tt
nerve-
BARBER - SHOP.
KARL A. BRAMWELL, Prop.
Suits
SUITS PRICED AT
Cleaned And Pressed.
W M tR V SENT AWAY on M O NDAY
I. O. O. F.
$18.75
$23.85
$28.75
W1LDEY LODGE NO. G5 gW
Regular meeting next Satur-
BARBER SHOP
All tools "S anitary Sterilized”
Laundry Every Week
Cleaning and Pressing
E. C . M IL L E R
BLAIN CLOTHING
COMPANY.
V alu e F i r s t
swin s co,
Halsey Station.*
Cash buyers of Cream
Sggs and Poultry.
• £ ’ ’ •
Albany
Oregon
t . - ■- s • ■
L. W. BYERLY, A g en t
W. J. Ribelin
)ealer
in
Real
Estate.
Handles Town and Country Property,
iive b u n a call and aec if lie can li*
ou up.
His ju ggling the banjo was
certainly w in d erfu l to the unin
itiated (meaning us) for he had
that banjo playing whether he
was picxing it or not. He must
have had it trained. I t was like
the Irishman’s boomerang, you
could h it a man w ith it where he
wasn’t as well as where he was.
4e could use that banjo for a
club to h it a man on the head
with and it would keep on play
ing.
The moving pictures were
good. A street car ride through
Stockholm wa3 a very pleasing
affair.
M r Kostello is certainly an ar
tist in his profession.
The purpose of the show was
to introduce numerous medi
cines. but they are not sold there
but only at the drug store.
They expect to be here every
night for a Week (except Sun
day.)
I f you go once you w ill w ant!
to go again.
Admission is 15
and 25 centa. Complete change
of program every night.
Rueslan Prlecta.
The Ruaaiun priest bus always hern
cnoslrlereil n« it holy person, nnd I»1"
hand« mid tunic arc reverently kissed
by the peosunta. The orthodox priest
# enra a very wide mid long tunic,
black, gray nr hrown In color.
Ill»
religion forMds him to cm his hair and
beard, so th at many priests, who have
abundant linlr. are obliged to plnlt It
In the smne way as a woman, hiding
the lirald under the tunic.
Nobody
can become a priest If he Is not mar
rted. and not long ago clergymen wer<
obliged to m arry only clergymen’»
daughters.
A country priest Is gen
eially very poor, and lives exclusively
on fees paid him at baptisms, wed
dings and funerals, ihid these fee« are
largely In the form o f eggs, chickens
Hour, etc., which he receives from the
pei s,int Instead of money,—Current
History.
The Hing Wo Chi
nese Medicine Co.
304 Broadalbin St, Albany.
Our wonderful roots and herb«
.re found in the China prepara-
ions and have stood the test of a
housand years to cure Catarrh,
tsthma. Lung Trouble. Cancer,
theumatism, Blood Poison, Ner-
ousness. Stomach, Liver and
\idney troubles, also private ail-
nents of men and women. Con-
ultation free.
The Hing Wo
hinese Medicine Co. P O Box,
17, Albany. Oregon.
The mass meeting last Tuesday
night was called to order by May
or Walton at 8 o’clock.
C H Koontz was elected presi
dent and James McWilliams sec
retary of the meeting.
The City ticket as nominated
is as follows:
For Mayor L E Walton and H
C Davis.
X
Marshal J w Rector and J C
i
Big Game In Africa.
New Saits arrived last weeK.
As a white man with a gun. Lorf
Bramwell.
Young Men’9 suits in Browns,
DR. A. R. P IN N E Y
Dewar was rolled upon once by th
Recorder, Eldon Cross.
natives to deal with a rogue elephant
Blues and Greens.
A ll styles (
Electrical
equipped office
Treasurer, D Taylor,
says the Ixmdon Chronicle. He sho<
that are right. These suits were j
tooin 401 F irst National Bank Building
It. and It rolled over, hut got up ant
Co incilman, 1 to serve 2 years,
bought to sell from $45 to $65.
Albany Ore.
charged him. All he recollected «ee
H W Chance and E E Gormley.
log war two big ears and a trunk, and
We Have Priced Them to Sell
Councilmen
to serve four
the whole of his life passed before hl*
POOLE
mind In n second, ltu t the animal sad
years, three to be elected, W J
at
derily swerved tow ard a native, and n
i u l irectors and Licenaed
(’ary, W F White, M E Gardner.
shot at 20 yards brought It down
A rth u r Wesley, Geo Hayes and
... Embalnoers........
Where th e railroads from the coast t-
Nairobi passed through the big game BROW NSVILLE and HARRIS
Geo Taylor.
preserve, wild anim als roamed show BURG. Branches at Halsey and
P J Forster was nominated
the track In freedom
While lie wa
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COME IN AND SEE THEM.
tweet Home. Frank K irk. Rep-
while absent and the next morn
rbling on the cow catcher of the en
Tuning Church B e ll« .
glue
a
rhinoceros
charged
the
trail
esentative fo r Halsey, PhoelGH
ing he authorized the Enterprise
A d English clergyman, says the I.on land nearly derailed It.
to announce that he would not Jon Telegraph. w as th e first to rnll
fhe attention of th e mush-al public to
be a candidate.
Easy Job.
$35 to $55.00.
The Kostello Shows.
Last night the Lou Kostello
Shows gave their first perform
ance at the city hall.
A LB A N Y , OREGON.
I t was a clean performance
THE FU R N ITU R E HOSPITAL from beginning to end.
Mr Kostello presented some
Renovates and makes feather
very
skillfu l stunts with the
mattresses, old furniture and
*lul»s.
and we w ill say thia for
mattlWBses made like new.
them,
they were the best we
Bring them if) or phone 261-R .,
have ever seen.
128-130 Ferry St. Albany, O k.
the fact that ball» arp rarely In tun-
Interesting story th a t about a mar
and th at the fault can ba remedied If
out of work, who Is said to have h e e l
a church bell was originally In tone
i told by a friend, "I - an get you a goo-
with Itaelf. According to hie theory,
job down a t Fore River." “lint I don’
a bell rauat have a t least five tone« at
know anything irlRiut that." was th-
correct Intervala to form a perfect
reply. “Ob." syld th» friend. "It wll
musical chord. At first the work of he an easy Job. as an lnsj«ector. Al'
tuning waa done w ith a hamm er, a you will have to do wiU be to wall
chi »el and a file, and a magnificent around and look wise and draw your
tenor bell In Norfolk, England, was
salary." The man walked around and
thus reduced three quartern of an Inch
la d iam eter; b u t modern hell foun j looked wl«e for four days, but he g n
annoyed because another man fot
dries employ a m achine w ith a rwvolv lowed him everyw here he wont. FI
lug cu tter th at »hare» the metal near
rally he couldn't stand It any longer
the crown of the bell until the tuner,
••Say,” said he "w hat fire you follow
aided by a tuning fork, has bit th e Ipg on my heel* for. everywhere I
right pitch.
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go*1 “Why." said the other man, "I'm
»our helper.”—-Boston Globe.
Chiropractor
V IUGHT &
F. M. GRAY.
Drayman.
A ll work done promptly end
•easonably.
Phone No. 268.
MOVE BY TRUCK
lying Distance Hauling,
L ig h t and Heavv Trucks.
E. R. Cummings,
Albany, Org
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