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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1920)
Get Your Motor License Early. ‘•A TREASURE CHEST!” Mm |ds Halsey s> The rr and Mfcs mzed W» parsonag tor of tfie T. If. I Saturday n.ornilz- J W O' chased a moved to Monday, CLARK’S URGE Wtl In Slat trtfs V Ref FIRST S a $ O' wijner Many Cross & White Might Rtpr m ltfltoof tlo l CONFECTIONERY. Cross & White W iDOV ■I Motor vehicle o .rn » ra w h n h a v e , u j t uppHed lor itioir 1921 lie-use» That ia what a woman auid re are urged by the Secreta, v of S tate cently upon opening a box of our tu do so i t once in order to avoid assorted candiea. what woman doesn’t regard candy as a treas congestion in the D epartm ent ure? It is really more than that, around the first of I he coming yem too; It ia an absolute necessity, and also th a t they may avoid »upplying a food want in a man arrest by th e peace officers for ner no other article of diet «an. failure to carry 1921 license plate» after Ja n u a ry first. Tho law will Ours ia the best to be had. be rigidly enforced by th e inspec tor of the d ep aitm en t, There a e now over lOB.fKXJ li reused cars in Oregon. To this tim e about 9,000 applications for 1921 licenses have been received. The facilities of the D ebartnient are lim ited n n l unless the work involved in issuing licenses is d istributed over a rea Heating Stoves and sonable period car owners cannot expect to receive th eir license Stove Boards at re plates prom ptly. By delay they duced prices. are im proving th e if chances Io arrest for failure to have their A real assortment of 1921 licenses by Ja n u a ry 1, 1921. About October 1st blanks were Granite Roasters for forw arded to all the owners of the holiday dinner. motor vehicles for applying for 1921 licenses. If any of them other articles in keeping with the season. failed to receive blanks it has been by reason of change of residence not reported to the office or failure of the m ails. A pplication blanks may be secured of your chief of police or m arshal, city or towfi recorder, sheriff, county clerk and the licensed m otor vehicle dealers in your locality, or by request of the S ecretary of S tate, S alem . Oregon. Anyone wishing to buy cheat 9eed, 1 have a s j limited am ount free from smut. & ' 1 will exchange for oats if desired. Will chop Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satudays.sJ I O. \V. FR U M SÍI \V A E astburn 2i2 W est F irst . Albany Furniture Exchange * 415-421 West F irst Street ■¡— i “I n 'E v e r y R e s p e c t says the Good Judge Y o u get m ore genuine chew ing satisfaction from the Real Tobacco Chew than you ever got from the ordinary kind. .V T h e good tobacco taste lasts so long— a small chew of this class o f tobacco lasts much longer than a big chew of the old kind. T h a t’ s why it costs less to use. fin«* * J “Th ftro rld Viesa i Batst» firing A n y man who has used both kinds w ill tell you that. p ilo » . (Io ul the I REI , EC« Put »fi in two ttyin W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco BIG SUBSCRIPTION OFFER “ 3 3 V . . O-< ALL FO V » — T L m . MAGAZINES and OUR NEWSPAPER v /iO ^ h T h is F0R $ 2 -2 5 K X O K P T IO H A L Q FFgn ■MV he Mw o r renewal i w at <r trwea IS ROM OrderJ^ow A SHORT A l l M M W e l ewfce».r ip tfc M M w i l l b a i t ^ A ie a t s a m v m u j s . T lM K ss w a .lfl O NLY W $ 2 . 85MZ ♦IS Montana Sapphire flour per sack 11.26W t o Montana Sapphire Hour per barrel 2.65 '1/ f h Snowfall Hour per sack 10.50 M/ IS Snowfall Hour per barrel 2.25 W 'I' Valley Hour per sack 8.76\V ’I) Valley flour per barrel $ Rolled Oats, lb 7c, 15 lbs 1.00 Cleveland Baking pow- .65 der per pound V Rolled Oats, 9 lb sack ,00Cleveland Baking pow 'b Rolled Oats, 3 packges 1 der half po ind i.œ jg Olympic pancake Hour 30 Italian prunes 7 pounds /k per package 1 .0 (1 '" Black tigs 9 pounds ^ O ly m p ic W heathearts 30 White figs 9 pounds per package Fancy Jap rice 12 pounds LOO^ Pancake No 10 per sack White beans, 18 pounds ilS W heathearts No 10, sacK 78[White Laundrv Soap 17 1.00 , ■•^Germ meal No. 10, sack bars Savon Laundry Soap 25 Popcorn, Surepop lb LOO bars A Sw ift’s Shortening No. 5 .20 9(; Gold medal Catsup, pt 5 pail .l° ty Large bottle m ustard S w ift’s Shortening, No. L 0 0 S|? Macaroni, 11 pounds W 10 pajl Bulk Japan tea, pound Mazola oil, pint can Half pound Tree Tea 1 pound Tree Tea fly Mazola oil, half gallon 95 Eolger’s Coffee half ponnd .25 'j\R ed Karo, 10 lb pail gg F ilg e r’s Coffee 1 pound .45 ZjXBlue Karo, 10 lb pail Eolge.r’ Coffee 2 1-2 lb 1.10 Bobwhite table syrup, 10 Eolger’s Coffee, 5 pounds 2.10 pound 1.00 Bulk Coffee 5 pounds 1.09 W Maple Karo syrup 5 lb Half ground salt 100 lbs . 5 5 $ Maple Kat-o syrup 10 lb 1.75 Half ground salt 50 lbs . 2 5 ^ .25 Blueing, three bottles 'JX Cocoa 1-2 pound H o w ’s T h is ? 1001 $ w W to We offer One Hundred D ollars R ew «ri tor any case of Catarrh th a t cannot hr cured by H all's Catarrh Medicine. H all's Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for ttie past thirty- live years, and has become known a s the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. H all s Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the P o i son from the Blood ami healing the d is eased portions. After you h ave taken H all's Catarrh Medicine for a short tim e you will see a great Improvement In your general health Start taking H all's Catarrh Medi cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testim onials, free F J CH ENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio, Sold bv alt D ruggists. 75c. fe ■&. S i future. ~ ~ (HALSEY,' O REGON.) T H U R S D A Y N I G H T , D E C 9 th “TH E Last S a tu rd a y evening the Freshm en Basket hall team of Al bany College and the S h ed d H h’li Sibool team met at Sliedd to have a try o u t in a game of basket hall which resulted in a score id 53 to 13 in favor of A lbany. After tin game there was a ‘‘stu d e n t m ix er” at the school house at whic! Rev Van W inkle presided. At ibis m eeting there were 18 college stu d en ts. th re e of the faculty and three of the alu m n i p re se n t, aha a large attendance from th e local homes. T he visiting team stayed over n ig h t and attended the 1» > churches on S unday, ta k in g part in the work, and on S unday even ing W alter Brown conducted a joint young peoples’ n i'e tin g and ater th e visitors had charge of die union m eeting. Mr» W illiam Shear is reported very ill. T he title of themovie» last F ri day night was ‘‘H arry C arry in H um an S tuff.'' Mrs T J S p re n g e r’a parents. Mr and Mrs Co ik of Medford, rr- m rned home after a very pleasant visit. Mrs II J Farw ell is reported or the sick list. P re p a ra tio n s are being mail» tor a union e n te rta im n e n t at tin W O W hall some w here m*ai C hristm as at which th e tw< churches and school will play tin • | part of hosts. K aym ond'Shedd is able to wall I a b o u t on cru tches. Victor Clay had the m isfortun ' lo spill some pmsnuotis medicin i in one of his eyes lately and as a result he has suffered very much. It is thought th a t he !« getting along all right now. We are looking forw ard to a jolly goo 1 tu n e when the sem r class give* it» play iu the near ¿li« ~ f < £ i RIALTO THEATRE Shedd B IO R E D U C T IO N S IN M A T T R E S S E S J 'V Eastburn Bros. —------ ------------------ 4h pounds, «11 cotton felt *15.00 value iow only *8.85, JHi ponnda »11 cotton felt *23.00 valae now only *18 00. .15 pound» be«t qnailty, felted «ilk Soee now *21 65 bl|5 .5 ttV u « i Ynm spring« now only *4,25. . All mail order« filled promptly. Two S tores \ E —t.TB -N 136 1 to • S treet D E V I L ’S P A S S K E Y ” Coming T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 1 6 th M Yl yj. — _________ ___ ________________ - JACK LONDON’S “BURNING DAYLIGHT.” A stirring Homanee of T he Gold Fields of the Yukeit. 15c. Admission .30c. Recital At The C hristian Church. Everybody 1» cordially invited to attend the recital to lie livid in the C hurch of C hrist „n • aiurday, Dec 11. at 7..îo p m. Admission free A silver offering will be tak ;n at the close of the revit i! We tr a il you to enjoy it , T hi- recital will lie given bv Mis* Joy A delottr, and Mias Hazel Long, stu dent of the sch lj I of oratory in Eugene Hibl« l.'niversity, also reuieoilier Isaacson that he will be there with h i. trombone. I’he recital will consist of both music and rea lings interspersed with comedy. You can 't ai.or-l to m iss this recital. C oM E EVERYBODY! COME Renie uber also that these splendid helpers will be with us in our regular Sun day ser .iv ts and Isaacson will give chalk talks that we know you will enjvy and be oeae&ted by, so be there at the S à and m orning church serv ice.