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An 8 per cent
INVESTMENT
By MILDRED WHITE.
CHAS. BALLARD, Editor
E ntered as second-class m a tte r Oc
to b er 3, 1912, a t th e postoffice a t H al
sey, O regon, under th e A ct of March
8, 1879.
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1111. W e e t e r n
.N e w s p a p e r U n io n )
Dulcie wa* the beauty, there could
be no doubt about that, but whether
Jim H arford or his <log, best answ er
ed to the latter description. Dulcie was
Devoted to the m ateria) upbuilding of undecided. C ertain It Is, th at when
H alsey and su rrounding country and she first heard of Him H arford, the
exclaimed,
“'The
Linn C ounty generally. Subscription ftlrl Indignantly
B e a st.'"
ra te *1.60 per y ear in advance.
And Aunt DuJctnia was shocked and
THE
horrified as usual.
Dulcie as a child had brought Into
THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL
the house various stray cats and shag
Renovates and makes feather gy dogs which she called her friends.
mattresses, old furniture and R eturning one day from an errand the
girl was accompanied by a hulking
mattresses made like new.
m astiff which she pleasantly informed f 4 t
Bring them in or phone 261-R, her frowning relative, hud joined her
In a walk.
128-130 Ferry St, Albany. Ore.
“I was going down Lynden avenue," |
Dulcie said happily, “when this big
A LARGE NUMBER OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALSO .P R 0 F -
fellow came running from the road 4
to walk at my side.” The mild and lov
ing anim al ending his scrutiny of Miss
u sefu l
Dulclnia'* face, gave a low und th reat f t
ening growl, exhibiting fiercely Ills
sharp and shining teeth. The elder
woman paling suddenly, crept behind
the shelter of the door, while Dulcie
If you fix your own
dropped upon h er knees her arm ca 4
shoes try a pair of
ressing the dog's head.
“Emperor," she admonished, “don’t
be unreasonable, this is aun t's house,
and she has a perfect right to he in
A wonderful wearing leath It.”
"Drive the brute away," »napped f t
er—in fact it wears like iron. Mlsa Dulclnia behind the door. “ Why f t
do you call him th at fool name?"
Sent to any address by parcel post
“It's on his collar," Dulcie cheer
Price 75 cents, Heavy, $ 1 00
fully Informed her.
"Emperor, property of Jim Harford.
SHOE HOSPITAL,
202 Bale street. Buie street Is away f t
down In the Ipwer p art of the town
Fifth & Lyons Streets.
and poor Em peror Is covered with
scars of battle. A nice kind of owner
he must have to beat him so cruelly
Jliu H arford—
Dulcie's blue eyes rested on a huge f t
W’elt on the dog's head.
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LEGHORNS
“Thp beast.’’ she exclaimed, and It
O. A. C. and TANCRED Strain
was Jim H arford she referred Io and
B P ROCKS
not the dog. The animal, his grum
O. A. C. and McDonald. San Jose, Cal blings ended In a loving whine, looked f t
up a t her In adoration.
#16.00 per hundred.
“H e's afraid I will take him hack f t
Please place your orders early,
to th at H arford person to he beaten
again," she exclaimed Indignantly. He 4
Mrs H. C. ARMSTRONG,
might know th at I would not—I am
R 1, Halsey, Oregon.
Ills friend.”
“Friend,” scoffed the exasperated
Miss Dulclnia. She went determined
Bjlleaby Engineering and Management Corporation
ly to the telephone. It was a gruff
Repairing
voice with a Gerinnn accent which
Engineers and Managers
answered.
Pine Dress Shoes a Specialty
“ You'd b etter called up," the voice
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threatened, "before I gets the police
501 Lyon Street, Albany, Oregon,
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a fte r you. T hat dog Is valuable. He
guards our storehouses.
6 0 .ACRES 0 .0 the PACIFIC H IG H
'The girl coaxed him away. I heard
WAY.
her. I vas on de vagon. She vlstled,
and Em peror vent. Den I lost deni.
The U. S. Postal D epartm ent has discontinued fu rn ish
All under cultivation except 2 acres of I'll come a fter him, yes—but I’ll give poultry specialist of 0 A C, wi
give a series of demonstrations
ing Post Offices with G overnm ent Stamped E nvelopes
oak timber, good 5-rooni house, large th at tog such a whipping—”
w ithl’ost Office and delivery address printed upon them
barn and all necessary outbuildings, a
Oh, you must not whip him, really." at the four poultry demonstra
except in lots of 500 or more.
good well at the house, laimly orchard Dulcie heard her aun t's frightened tion farms in Linn county. Tin
and berries, woven wire fences. This voice saying, and In a whirl the girl
places and dates are as follows
The Star Envelope Service,
place is between Albany and Tangent had the telephone In her hand.
Clarence Williams farm. Lake
and ia a good buy at #9500.00. Terms.
HALSEY. OREGON
"I wou't give up your dog," she said
W ill furnish envelopes o f g o o d quality with
W ILLA M ETTE VALLEY LAND CO defiantly, “until I am sure he will Creek community, 9;3ü a m,
have decent treatm ent hereafter. See March 29.
40,1 1st National Bank Building.*
name anil address on the corner at the following
If you can make me."
Albany Oregon
A M Smith farm, Oakville
prices on all orders received before April 1st
She did not aw ait the expected an
gry reply, but replaced the receiver, community, 2:30 p m. March 29.
100 size 61x31 65 cents
facing her aunt w ith rose-flushed
C B Chandler farm, Waterloo
C A R L E. R O D G E R S
50
cheeks.
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'community, 9:30 a m. March 30
"I am going out." Dulcie announced.
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Miss Bertha Beck. Riverside
"to sit on the front steps beside that
The above prices include postage in the first and second
dog until the man comes."
community,
2:30 p m. March 30.
Box 141
zones Send Cash with your order.
On the broad stone step sat her
A
t
these
demonstration
meet
niece, the mnstlfTs head against her
Cries sales at any time.
Envelopes, same size and quality as quoted above
shoulder. After an Interminable time ings Mr Cosby w ill speak on the
with
business card on the corner at prices given
a car came swinging up the road and ■ incubation, car-, and feeding of
It's driver descended. He was a young I' hicks. The tests carried on at
below—For this month only.
man of pleasing and correct appear
Price for Business Envelopes
ance. Mias Dulclnia note.) And as tin these demonstration farms havi
young man stood hat In hand. Dulcie been very interesting and profit
1000 <5.25 500 <3.00 250 <2.00
gave him permission to he seated.
able in the past and the people of
For postage in first and second zones; add 13 cents to
It was evident that nil earnest con
order» for low , 10 cents on f>00, 7 cents on 2.50
versatlon followed
Emperor a fter a ¡these communities are anxious
time of speculative Interest, shifted for furthe r knowledge on the
i he Star Envelope Service,
his vast hulk so th a t It rested court handling o f chicks.
However,
d m tly between the two. Dulcie raised
________________ Halsey, Oregon.
her voice slightly at last, and the Ils the meetings w ill be open to all
tening lady could hear ’Then jim will farmers o f the county and it will
Everybody come EAR LY at 10 sight. 2 Cor 5:
he wel' worth
anyone
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krvptoks (.ieverlv Conceal the f |,T th “ « >->« trusted him so |,,„g
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For by grace are we savec
Fact that the Wearer Needs •n ”,r
m anager."
s PER (ENT (¡OLD NOTES ..I Mountain States Power Com
pany purchased at the price now available yield the investor a cash
return of S per rent a t ear. Interest coupons are payable twice a
year, August 1st and February 1st.
'1HIS INVESTMENT is backed by ample assets and a successful,
steadily growing business founded mi the supplying of necessary ser
vices to people, towns and industries.
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HALF SOLES.
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IT SHARING INVESTORS. Their money has been put to work in
pubic service in extensions and improvements. They share in
the earnings by clipping their coupons twice a year and cashing them
at their bank.
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I his d ep en d ab le investm ent in properties
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Our Chrome Half Soles
you can see m ay be pu rch ased for cash
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HALSEY AUCTIONEER "
Mr ('
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ls considered one of the evangelistic service conducted by through fa ith : and tha t not ol
Kro Bernard, which w ill be con
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th e coun
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your selves, it is the g ift o f God;
In improving the appearance-
»n« »">•» woman, »» h»
tinued
in an afternoon meeting.
try anti what he has to say on th*
not o f works lest any man should
and conserving eyesight. Krvn- '*'? .
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And m an , w eek, after this oemr- subject may be considered as au A ll the'people from the country boast. Eph 2. 8, 9.
toks are a priceless possession, ' fence, D ulde came. .11 roey and shm- thority.
ary requ ested to bring tneir lunch
Paul’s obedience to the call of
' ,,s e.ved. •” her aunt.
baikets "or dinner in the Ladies’
UT^T
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1 " m KO|" K ,u ‘»»rry Jim llarfo n l,"
God.
See Acts 26: 15-19.
M elhodi-l Church Notes
Aid room . And then come back
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I he Pollster S S class met at
fo r a g r at rally at 7:20. This
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V m" ' h
1° J "P-rnr
SUNDAY SCHOOL
j Mrs Momhinweg’s home on the
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1» a valuable dog. and
" i l l proba bly be the close o f th
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afternoon of March 16th, w ith
'¿ J & l& m C c S 'lst
1 rr,’"v h*v'* no
Ms
' 1,1 The Sunday school hour w ill be » r ic . h ut
th , revival. Wt , , ieh. o t t h , g ir!,
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harbor another m an's pr>>|a*rty,
(aken up by Bin l: nnanl.
why — -’*
•lie n praying
r . i n n ir earnestly
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our conducted
r . ” H y n e n k u • They
I tonoucted their regular business.
the meetings are going o n .1 . ,r | , „ , i .. ,n ...........
Hamid Albro.
"Drilcle. Dulcie." niurmureil the
l ,ng |, m „ „ - . a g - o rd .r,,| some class pins plaved
much tried aunt, then tenderly »hv , with increased interest and
Manufacturing Optician.
at- t » manv unsaved peope in this games, and had so m e 'n ice 're
k taxed her.
tendance.
Evangelist Kennard com m unity
freshments.
is
preaching
a gospel that w ill
WANTED -T h e address of nil
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I* w j confess our sins, he is
Some o f the friends are and
s*ve
a
man
for
all
time.
farmers who desire name* for, F(Ur Poultrv Demonstrations at
fa ith fu l' and ju s t to forgive us have been quite sick’ among
Ho
not
fail
to
hear
Bro
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th -ir farms. Star Envelope Ser-
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I ’« ul ‘ i , Farms.
from them are
S l,v ,n ,„ „ M r!
Bro»n in his
vice, Halsey, Oregon.
Double Vision Glasses
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For we walk by faith, not by ( Mrs Sturtevant.
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