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G A R N J O B S T ,.
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
H»l»«y Items
E. L. STIFF and SON
“The Shasta”
SU R C eO h
Brownsville and Drifted Snow
Telephone 145.
Halsey, Oregon Hour at D H Sturtevant’s,
i For Dental Work—Dr. IE. W
A nwr A. Tlissi ng
A New Train
Barnum, Harrisburg, Oregon.
LA W Y E R AND NOTARY
Phone or write for appointment.
B rownsville , O regon
Clover seed for sale at G V/
a »“
* J -L » - ■
■■in . . .. **< ■« -r M -a a a O T M n
Momhinweg’s.
S h oe R ep air Shop Mavberry & Frum shipped a “T he S h a sta ” is an all stan d ard sleep ­
Two doors north of the hotel. car of hogs Wednesday.
in g ca r tra in w ith o u t E x cess Fare.
Cusper Cooper of Plainview,
Am prepared to do all kinds of
Leaves Portland at 4:00 p. m.
shoe
repairirg.
Satisfaction was a Halsey caller Sunday.
Arrives at San Francisco 10:00 p. m. following evening.
Mr
and
Mrs
Pennell
of
Shedd,
guaranteed.
Im proved s le e p in g car serv ice
JEWETT the COBBLER. were Halsey callers Tuesday.
Mrs Geo Hayes was an Albany
TO
. ‘
caller h riday and Tuesday.
- A A Z .V /A Z A \y^
San F ran cisco and Los a \n g eles.
W H Kirk and family were
A ll Shasta Route trains handle through standard sleeping cars
Albany visitors last Friday.
$
G L A S S E S F IT T E D
Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland to San Francisco.
W
J
Ribelin
is
reported
on
the
J
EY
Through standard sleeping car to Los Angeles
sick list.
G RADUATE
Leaves Portland at 8:40 a. m.
R B Mayberry was reported
O P T O M E T R IS T
A rrives Los Angeles 8:15 second morning.
sick the fore part of the week.
P R IV A T E O F F IC E
Winter Excursion Tickets
t H Robison and daughter
F O R E X A M IN A T IO N S
ate on sale to
were Albany callers Friday.
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
S O U T H E R N C A L IF O R N IA
Raymond McCullough from California'» bright and warm »nn»hine will help you take on a new lease of lift.
F. M. F r en c h & S ons
Albany,
was a caller in town Spend the wintry day» be»ide »uumiery »eas; on »port) golf course» dr well kept
ALBANY
OREG.
tenni» court»; motor over »plendid highways; ¡these and many other outdoor
Friday.
W L Wells returned Friday eve­ pleasure» await you in Sunny California
FREE on request "California tor the Tourist, ” a new
ning from Alban ywhere be serv­
booklet graphically describing the different resorts.
THE HALSEY ENTERPRISE
ed as foreman of the grand jury.
Inquire ot local agt for fares, routes, sleeping oar reservation
and the
Mrs Austin Bond, formerly of
and train service or write
. . . ■,
Halsey,
has
sold
her
place
at
OREGON FARMER
Riverside and has bought a place
S O U T H E R N PA C IFIC L IN E S
one year for $1.65.
in Albany, where she will make
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.
her home.
Mrs Lou Perry of Seattle, is
here visiting her father John A lbany
A M an 's G ift
S akun
McNeil who is quite low with
pneumonia; Mrs C W Simon of
O ught to com e from a Eugene, is also visiting there.
m an’s sto re.
The Rebekahs initiated .«six
F irst Door W est of St Francis Hotel.
M ost men who we sell members Wednesday night. A f­
Phone C O D Orders 77
are very pa: tie u lar about ter lodge a banquet in the dining
RETAILERS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
th e ir dre.-s ¿.ml lor this room and a social in the hall was
enjoyed.
$ 2.65 2 cans Del Monte toma­
reason com e to this store News comes to us that Mrs L i­ Olympic flour
2 55
Princess
flour
toes
.35
which is exclusive but da Stewart was married last Sat­
2.15
Snow
Flake
flour
2
cans
shrimps
.55
not e x p e ii' . e.
urday at the Methodist parson­
BREAKFAST
FOODS
12
cans
shrimps
3.15
age in Albany to Ray Grant of
.28 1 pound can medium red
Salem, Rev Spencer officiating. Olympic Wheatherrts
salmon
No
10
bags
Olympic
Wheat
-
.25
They will make their future
hearts
.80
2
cans
oysters
.45
home in San Luis Obispo, Cali.
No 10 bag Oats
.65 2 cans Monopole clam9
.35
For Sale—Two fresh Jersey
.55 16 cans Otter clams
No 10 bag Graham
.85
ciws, high testers, and two fresh
No 10 bag Pancake flour
.80 2 cans Campbell’ s soups
.25
large Durham cows, heavy m ilk­
No 10 bag Corn meal
.45 2 1-2 size pineapple
.45
ers, three full blooded bronze No 10 bag Pastry flour
.60 2 1-2 size yellow cling
turkey hens and one gobbler, a Olympic Pancake flour
.30
peaches
.35
full blooded Duioc boar, and 2 Shredded Wheat
.28 Diamond W jelly powder
s ’ ne black faced ewes to let out 2 Puffed wheat
.28!
3 for
.25
on shares. R B Mayberry.
.33 Liberty jelly powder 3 for
2 Puffed rice
.25
California
I
BUSICK’S
Hvlsey Encampment No .12 met Tues­ 2 Grape nuts
day evening and conferred the Royal
Purple degree on nine candidate*.
W 3 pounds bulk oats
of the Corvallis, team were preafnt,, »l»u 10 pounds good bead rice
about 30 patriarch» from gtowrMviIle 3 pounds macaroni
After the session was over they sat Fresh crackers per pound
down to a fine banquet, which some re­ 45c package crackers
port as the finest ever.
20c package crackers 2 for
A very enjoyable meeting of the Wo-
3 pounds Mucoa
nan’s Studv Clnb occurred Tburaaay af
erniwn at the home o, Mrs J W Orin- 2 pounds peanut butter
leant with 11 tneiobers prevent who re­ 16 pounds small white beans
sponded to roll call with interesting Fresh ginger sn: ps per lb
•act» about nature Mrs Mornbinweg Peanut brittle 2 pounds
-ave a very interesting talk on the
1 pound salted peanuts
Birds of Oregon aud Mrs Lanbner treat
2
pounds salted peanuts
e I ¡he subject of Insect Life ia ■" able
'and interesting manner The hostess
SPICES
was assisted by Mrs Marks in serving 2 cans pepper
dainty refreshment». The neat meet -
2 cans nutmeg
mg will be at the borne of Mrs I.aubner j
G» eney
kYATS
1
2 cans cinnamon
J »misty ath.
, .
One day last week while W H t 2 cans sage
Robertson was making his regu-11 P°u"
d
pound
An assortm ent of men’s
Mixed candy per pound
lar trip with the mail, he came
ties that, will please,
to a piece of road between the 5 pounds mixed candy
PRICED
No 1 soft shelled walnuts
Black place and Henry Zimmer­
No 2 soft shelled waluuta
man’s, when he ran across a
man s, wuc" “ c
T’.’”
~ Fresh peanuts per pound
90c
school
in the E“ « ™
mu” l*ov
The that
boy was
M i stuck
oh rubb«r|
$ 1.35
6 pounp9 eastern popcorn
boots and the mud came up to
of
|
SYRUPS
within an inch of the top o fj
S I.80
10
pounds
lig
h t Karo
them. When be would pall up
"loot"he boot would" try t o '5 pounds lig h t Karo
the 'boy ¡10 pounds dark Karo
You will find a b ig f lis - ' m. i-H
stay in
the other
other one.
one.
Mr 5 pounds dark Karo
fount on every thi l>r ’" ,H ,vould try the
buy here: this goes 0,1 Robertson took the time to watch 10 pounds Maple Karo
right through December t he maneuvers of the boy until 5 pounds Maple Karo
10 pounds Golden Marsh­
and will aid you greatly
became convinced he would
mallow
able to wriggle out af his d i­
in vour Xmas shopping be
5
pounds
Golden Marsh-
em ma. This story is simply to
mallow
advertise the condition of some
CANNED GOODS
of our roads and the urgent
6
cans
com
LucKily
they
need of repairs
Attention 12 cans corn
are not all that way
court
baa been 6 cans peas
l a in
n g c ö of the county
condition
of this 12 cana peaa
called to the
road by more than one but all to 6 cans tomatoes
S
ALBANY,
CLOTHI
]
OREGON. no avail..
12 can» tomatoea
, ,
.31 Lipton's jelly powder 3 for
.25
COFFEE and TEA
1.00 3 pounds M J B
.25 5 pounds M J B
.18 5 pounds Folgers
.40 2 1 2 pounds Folgers
.35 3 pounds Royal Club
1.00 3 pounds Dependable
.25 ¡5 pounds Dependable
1.00 2 1-2 pounds Schillings
.25 l pound Tree Tea
.55 l 2 pound free Tea
.25 ] pound Folger’s Tea
.45 1-2 pound Lipton’s Tea
11 pound Lipton’s Tea
.15 50 cent Instant postum
.25 30 cent Instant postum
.25
BAKIN G POWDER
.25 1 pound Foigers
.30, 1 pound Cleveland
.2511 pound Diamond (W)
1.15 2 1-2 pounds Diamond (W)
.30 5 pounds Diamond (W)
.25 1 pound Crescent
.20 5 pounds Crescent
.10
SOAPS
.45 3 Cream Oil
¡3 Palmolive
.95 1 Fairbanks Tar
.50 17 bars Bob White
.9 0 116 bars White Wonder
.45 3 packages soap flakes
1.70 10 Clean Easy
.85 10 Easy Day
SHORTENING
1.30 No 10 lard
No 5 lard
.65 No 5 Cottolene
No 10 Cottolene
.95 No 10 Shortening
1.80 No 5 Shortening
.86 Pint Wesson oil
1.60 Quart Wesson oil
.85 ¡1-2 gallon Wesson oil
1.60 1 gallon Wesson oil
.25
F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S
Carries everything in Furniture,'
also PIPELESS FURNACES.
The RAMONA MACHINE
plays all makes o f records.
Also
WHITE SEWING
MACHINES.
215-217 Lyon Street,
Albany.
Pa H abo ld 8. J ack -
3CW-305 1st Na­
tional Hank Huildm, Albany, Orcgou,
DENTISTRY
sou
Without pain.
blocking method.
Late
nerve­
BARBER - SH O P.
KARL A. BRAMWELL, Prop,
Suits
Cleaned And Pressed.
LAUSDRV SENT AWAY on MONOAT
I. O. O. F.
iv lL D E Y LODGE NO. 66.
Regular meeting next Satur­
day night,
BA R BE R SH O P
Electric Haircutting, Massaging
and Shampooing.
Laundry, Cleaning and Pressing
E. C . M IL L E R
SWIFI8 CO.
a,
Halsey Station.*
Cash buyers ot Cream
Eggs and Poultry.
L .W . BYERLY,
A gent
W . J . R ib elin
Dealer
in
Real
Estate.
.Handle» T»«n and Country Fropeuy.
Give bin, a call «nd see if he can ha
you up.
T he H in g W o C hi­
n e se M ed icin e Co.
304 Broadalbin St, Albany.
1.25
2 1Ó
2.10
1.15
1.25
1.05
1.95
1.15
.55
.30
.50
.42
Our wonderful roots and herbs
are found in the China prepara­
tions and have stood the test of a
thousand year» to cure Catarrh,
Asthma. Lung Trouble, Cancer,
Rheumatism. Blood Poison. Ner­
vousness, Stomach, Liver and
Kidney troubles, also private ail­
ments-of men and women. Con­
sultation free. The Hing Wo
Chinese Medicine Co. P O Box,
247.
Albany. Oregon.
.W
.40
C hiropractor
.25
DR. A. R PINNEY
.40 Electrical equipped office
.40 Ruoin «01 First National flank BuildiWJ
.15
Albany Or».
.25
45 W R I G H T & P O O L E
.20
»
.90 /k iie ia I ¡rectors and LieeaatMl
...... Embalmera........
.25 BROWNSVILLE and HARRIS.
.25 BURG. Branches at Halsey and
.05 Sweet Horae. Frank K irk, Rep­
1.00 resentative for Halsey, PhoelAS
1.00
.25
.66
F . M. G R A Y .
.60
D raym an .
2.25
A ll work done promptly aad
Phone No. 269.
1.20 reasonably.
1.06
-
2.00 (
1.80 A rtistic Piano T un ing
.96
AKTHCRCOLE, Albany, Or».
.36 L m v * lar.ler» with Woodworth Prua C*.
Albaay. Orcgofl.
.70
1.30 $5. Town or Country 15
2.60