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.Methodist Church Notes
The Halsey Enterprise
Thanksgiving Day.
What
does it signify to us? In
PUBLISHED- EVERY THURSDAY
hi tory, we reed that it became
an annual custom in Plymouth
CHAS. BALLARD, Editor
: colony in 1680. President Wash
Entered as second-class matter Oc
ington, by request of congress
tober 3, 1912, at the postoffice at Hal
sey, Oregon, under the Act of March in 1779 recommended a day of
thanksgiving for the adoption of
3, 1879.
' the constitution. And again in
Devoted to the material upbuilding of
1784 for peace at the close of the
Hulsey and surrounding country und
Revolution.
President Madison
Linn County generally. Subscription
also proclaimed a day of thanKs-
rate $1.50 per year in advance.
i giving for peace in 1815.
The present national celebra-
l tion dates from President Lin
co ln in 1863. Since that time
Stock Farm, Registered.
the president, governors, and
S H O R T H O R N C A TT LE
mayors of large cities have is
D U R O C S W IN E
sued
annual
proclamations.
What
have
we
to
be thankful
Write, or call when at Albany.
fori
What
might
have
been our
Farm adjoins city. Some bulls
condition
by
this
time
if the
of serviceable age at prices you
world
war
was
still
raging?
can afford to pay.
What if our country had been de
C. C. Bryant, Prop.
vastated as the foreign countries
J. M. Wagner, Sup’t.
were? W hat if four out of five
of
our children would have had
60 AC R ES S r o c K ill) and EQU11‘HE 1»
to he turned out in the winter
All nnder cultivation, good 6-roont
house with fireplace, bath, hot and cold snow, as they were in the Cau
Can we
water, large barn, silo, garage and all casus last winter?
necessary outbuildings, water piped to count our many blessings? Let
house and barn, family orchard and ber us be truly mindful and cultivate
ries, woven wire fences, 25 tons of hay
a spirit of gratitude and thank
in the barn, 5 cows, 1 yearling heifer,
2 calves, 4-year old Holstein bull, good fulness to the great giver of ev
span of mares, 1 brood sow, 8 pigs, reg ery good and perfect gift.
istered Poland China boar, and about
L et’s Go!
100 chickens. AU necessary farm equip
Where? To the Rally Day
ment except binder. Located 7 miles
Pageant at the M E church.
north of Albany on good graveled road,
When? Next Sunday a t 10:30
\'t mile to school and 1 mile to railroad
Entitled the Coming
station and store. Price for everything a m sharp.
of Truth. Given by the children,
$13,000. Terms.
W ILLAMETI’K VALLEY LAND CO. young people and the choir, fol
203 1st National Bank Bldg. Albany, Or. lowed by a short illustrated ser
mon by the pastor. Parents!
Our little folks w ant vou to
come.
Friends! You will be
glad you came.
An Independent Newspaper
BRYANT PARK PLACE
Christian Church Notes
Miss E McCallum, a mission
ary from China, gave an address
at the Christian church last Sun
day morning and the Methodist
‘YOU AUTO WEAR GOGGLES’ m inister adjourned his services
Why come back from your au and he and the greater part of
to trip with your eyes inflamed his congregation went over to
from dust and wind when you hear her. Much favorable com
can protect them at a small cost': m ent has been made on her ad
DON’T DELAY buying them. dress.
Elder Phillips preached his
S h 'e your eyes.
i farewell sermon at the Christian
¡church last Sunday night. Ow
ing to inclement w eather the a t
tendance was not as large as
i usual. His successor is a Mr
Jones, who is also from Eugene.
A L U N Ï 0 *1 0 .
Elder Phillips resigned his charge
Harold Albro,
here to accept a call to the New
M anufacturing Optician.
berg church. He will certainly
be missed in Halsey.
THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL | C E topic for next Sunday is
Renovates ami makes feathei “ Inspiring stories from Home
m attresses, old furniture a n u ! Mission Fields.” Acts 10: 1-16,
34-48.
m attresses made like new.
Bring them in or phone 261-R,
Thar.ksgivin. ■ .-.»rvices were j
conducted today a t 10.80 at th e
128-130 Ferry St. Albanv. Ore.
Christian church. Rev Cook
delivrring the address.
strument «»•<■<» bv
nntent.
Hating I.»u Lli. a h a llo w e d cipher of
the republic pressed Into tt, the new
Thanksgiving proclamation Is Bled
away
In the
State
department
archives, later io be bound In Its
chronological order, with other seen
mulated proclamations.
Uncle Sam takes all of these tech
nical pains merely to retain the hand
somely wriften proclamation as his
own souvenir. But before the Instru
ment has been filed 'awa.v a typewrit-
ten copy Is sent to the State depart-
ment's official printer, who has a shop
of bis own In the basement of our for
eign office. His printed copies are
given to the uewspupers or to unyone
who wishes.
Each of the state governors must
also be sent an exact copy, hut the de
partment's strict code of etiquette de
mands that these copies roust not be
printed. They are typewritten and
signed by the President's and secret
tary of state’s own hands. Each gov
ernor theu seconds this move of the
President In appointing the annual
feast day of thanks and prayer and.
In their turn, the mayors of cities now
generally second the move of their
governors. By sueh Indirect means
does the prompting of the nation’s
‘ft- ted
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C C. B R Y A N T
ATTORNEY AT LA W
201 New First Nut'I Bank Bldg.
Albany. Oregon.
Shoe Repair Shop
Two doors north of the hotel.
Am prepared to do nil kind# of
shoe
repairirg.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
JEWETT the COBBLER.
SuQicnbi’ for the Enterprise.
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H e y , you aw elled -u p tu rk e y fe lle r 1
b tru ttln * round so big an d proud.
P r e tty qu ick 1 guess y o u r beller
W o n ’t be go ln ’ qu ite so loud.
B ay, I'd run and hide, 1 bet you.
A n d l*d leave o ft e attn ' some.
E ls e the choppin -block 'll get you—
D o n 't you k n o w N o v em b e r's come?
D o n 't you k n o w th a t G ra n d m a 's m akin*
Loads o f m ince a nd pu m p kin pies?
D o n 't you sm ell ttiose goodies cookin'?
C a n 't you see 'em ? W h e re ’s y o u r eyss?
T e ll th a t rooster th e re th a t's crowing“,
C uts folks new a re ksep ln' m um :
Th ey do n't shew how t a t th e y 're growtat
W h en they k n o w N o v em b e r a come.
"Gobble! g o b b le r oh. do m a tte rl
P re tty quick y o u 'll change your tana:
You’ll be dead an d In a p la tte r.
And I ' l l gobble p re tty soon.
F I w as you I'd stop m y puffin.'
A nd I ’d look m ost a w fu l g lu m —
Hope th e y give you lots o f s tu ffln 'l
A in 't you g la d N o v em b e r“» come?
—Joseph C. Lincoln
X
/ ’OU probcbly know that af
ter a few weeks cf driving
thorough flushing r gent th a t d ses
not contam inate the fresh oil.
your lubricating oi' becomes dirty
with carbon, road dust and line
pai tides of metal, w hich circulate
through your engine and cause
unnecessary w ear on bearing
surfaces. And gasoline eccapes
past the pistons and dilutes the
oil. G ranted.There’u nothing new
about th a t— but—
O ur skilled mechanics know
how to clean cu I a crankcase with
it correctly and quiciuy,at a nom
inal cost to you.
T h ;s service assures proper lu
brication for your cleaned engine.
W e refill the crankcase w ith lrecn
Zerolene of the correct grade.
H ere’s an absolutely new w ay
to get rid of this dirty, diluted oil
and put your engine in line for
better perform ance and longer
life. It is called M odem Crank
case Cleaning Service.
W e re c o m m e n d M o d e rn
Crankcase Cleaning Service as
the latest w ord for better engine
operation and longer life for your
car.
TO D A Y : Bring in your car
for M odem Crankcase Cleaning
Service.
Mcdei n,—because we use Calol
Flushing Oil, the new, scientific,
PROCLAMATION
INVOLVES WORK
pens*
ment
NOVEMBER’S COME.
i&o Crunk Case Serriez faliefansfc
Qpt&m atrist.
m e l'o rq
, thunks theoretically reach the people.
who actually receive It directly fruin
the President himself through tba'
eliminator of red-tape delays—the
dally newspa|>er. In some localities
’ the bishops receive the proclamation
I from the governors and hand It down
In circular form to the lesser clergy
who read It from their pulpits upon
the Sabbath following Its Issuance. In
parts of New England It is still the
custom to rend the proclamation from
the pulpit on two successive Sundays.
1 These Infinite pulns are taken, de
i spite the fuct that there Is nothing In
I the federqj statute authorizing a Pres
Ident to set apart such a holy day
But the proclamations make the holi
day legal.
It hit» been customary In rerent
year» for the Department of State to
1 draft each Thnnksglvtng proclama
tion.
After the draft has been O. K.’d by
the President It 1» handed to the State
department'» expert penman, who In
hta copper-plate chlrogniphy write» it
upon a large sheet of excellent parch
ment. which la sent to the President
for his signature, and then returned
to the State department to be signed
by the secretary of stale. Next It
must he Impressed with the grest seal
of the United States, whose custodian
will refuse to place It even upon so
Important a document unless author-
lied to do so by a formal warrant
signed by the President, for the use
of the great seal or the possession of
an Impression thereof without the
Chief Executive's written authority Is
a grave offense, punishable by law.
lndee.1, the g n a t seal—which was
nisde by a Jeweler at a cost of $10,000
*Dd which la kept locked In a grea^
Frank Kirk Garage
HALSEY, OREGON.
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