Mr«. M errill glanced over the head
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An Independent Newspaper
I one of the rougazinea lo r a peep a t Its
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PUBLISHED hV H '.Y T ill K. DAY , contents.
: trn te d , but a f te r a m om ent o r two «
Reasons That Commend
This Sound 8 per Cent
Investment.
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Mrs. M e rrh t flung It dow n w ith som e
thing like a sn o rt o f d isg u st. *
“I'd like, fo r once, to rend som e
Entered as aecond-cla.a m atter Oc thing r e a l g t s s l oid hom elike," -tie
tober 3, 1912, a t the p . ' . . f i l e - at Hal exclaim ed. “A body w ould : binli, from
sey, Oregon, under the Act of March all th e m agazines now adays, th a t
8, 1879.
everyone lived hi New York city nr
on a W estern ranch. Why do n 't they
Devoted to the m aterial upbuilding u l e v er w rite sto ries ab o u t real people—
Halsey and surrounding country and ixsiple tluif live in New En land, like
Linn County generally. Subscription us, fo r instance, or------ "
rate $1.50 per year in advance.
“ B i s a t l - e , ” flashed l.tieile Mormtly.
not w aiting for h e r m o th e r to finish,
“ because n o th in g e v er h ap p en s in th is
ADMINISTRATOR’S FINAL N i l IC li ilejid and j Ive town. We w ash on
M onday a n d Iron T uesday, and i:o to
N otice is hereby g iv e th a t the u n d e r th e L ad ies' Aid once a m onth W ednes
sig n ed , as th e a d m in istra to r of tne e s day. mid we boll sap in spring and
ta te of C. D. c arter, deceased, lias bled pick b e rrie s in sum m er a n d m ake
h i t F in a l A ccount in Said E state M atter p ickles in the full--------- "
w ith th e c o u n ty c le r k of L inn c o u n ty , 1 "M ercy! W hat a blue stre a k you
O regon, a n d th e co u u ty c o u rt has by a r e In !" e x p o stu la ted b e r m other
o rd e r fixed M onday, th e 2nd day of good u a tu re d ly . “ And w ith a p a rty a t
R ose W ilder's thi very n i g h t !”
May, 1921. a t the h o u r of 1 o ’clock p. m.
“T b i t 's ju s t I t! " w ailed Lucille. “ I
of said day for the final h earin g of » dd h a v en ’t a th in g to w ear, a n d th ere 'll
a c c o u n ta n t! se ttle m e n t of said estate-. ! be all th e su m m er folks.”
Any a n d all persons h a v in g objections
“Y our grei u b u ils ie is p r e tty ,” said
th e re to a re hereby notified to lie pre nt h e r m other.
a t said tim e and p re sen t the same.
“T h a t c r i e d L ucille. “Eve had It
W. O, c a rte r. A dm inistrator.
th re e years, and everyone know s It
w as w hite w ith a pink figure once,
W eath erfo rd & W yatt.
a n d th a t I boiled It o u t anti dyed It
A tto rn ey s for A dm inistrator.
g lea n . And those soup-dyes fade so,
everyone know s w hen it lias been
fresh ly w ashed am i dyed again.
tile PA C IFIC H IG H
60 A C R E S On
couldn't find any green only in a now
WAY.
kind the la st tim e I w ent to th e city,
All u n d e r c u ltiv a tio n e x ce p t 2 acres ol and th is kind lias to be boiled.”
oak tim b er, good 5-room house, large
“ I'm so rry ," said Mrs. M e rritt, “but
barn a n d all necessary o u tb u ild in g s. .1 ‘« h u t c a n 't be "tired m ust tie en d u red .’
good well a t th e house, fam ily o rchard J 1 011 know we decided lid s sum m er
th a t we'it go w ith o u t e v ery th in g we
a n d b e rrie s, w oven w ire fences. I hi
place i t betw een A lbany and T angent could to buy ike w ashing m achine.
Co get y o u r dre ss and do th e tiest
a n d i t a good buy a t $9500.00. T erm s.
you can w ith It. I’m so rry I haven't
W IL L A M E T T E V A LL E Y LAND C o bud tim e to tix y o u r w h ite dress, but
403 1st N ational B ank B uilding ‘
th a t's torn p re tty bad.”
A lbany O regon
Mrs. M e rritt's philosophy w as a l
w ays to m ak e the best of things, anil
L ucille (rieii to m ake It h e rs a s she
THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL brought dow n h e r se e rsu ck e r b atiste,
ripped off th e w ide w hite e o lln r and
Renovates and makes feather ruffs,
and surv ey ed r a th e r sco rn fu lly I
m attresses, old furniture and Ils faded green folds.
T he m ixing o f tin* dye w as ra th e r
m attresses made like new.
“m essy.” tint nt length It w as ready,
Bring them in or phone 261-R, and L ucille d ropped th e d ress in,
dam p from w ashing. T h e d irec tio n s
128-130 Ferry St, Albany. Ore.
said, “s tir c o n stan tly ," hut who ever
follow s dyeing ru les e x p lic itly ?
Resides, L ucille hnd th e d ish es to
w ash, so con ten ted h e rse lf w ith a poke
now mill th en w ith h e r wooden (lye-
sticks.
Byllesby Engineering and M anagement Corporation
Blit ulus, tile dishes done, she lifted
Engineers and Managers
out the dri'.-s and found It m ottled
w llh all sh a d e s of green, from light
yellow -green to dro p olive.
“Oh. for p ity 's sa k e .” e ja c u la te d the
girl, " I t's ruined now. Anil at least
it w as whole, and 1 could have got
lots m ore w ear out of it."
SA I.E
O F REAL
“N ever m ind," cheerily said Mrs. E X E C U T O R ’S
1 he I'. S. P ostal D e p artm en t h a s d isc o n tin u e d fu rn ish
P R O PE R T Y .
Kryptoks Cleverly Conceal the M erritt, called upon to com fort, con
ing Post O ffices w ith G o v e rn m e n t S ta m p e d E n v e lo p e s
Fact that the W earer Needs sole ami Counsel. “ P n t It in strong
w ith P o st Office and d e liv e ry a d d re ss p rin te d upon th em
soapsuds am i bell It out w hite and
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , T hat
e x ce p t in lo ts of 500 o r m ore.
Double Vision Glasses.
s ta r t a g ain .”
in com pliance w ith the provision* and
But Lm llle w as discouraged. She d ire c tio n s of the last W ill am i T esta
In improving the appearance, shoot:
her head, hit tier lip Io lioid
and conserving eyesight, Kr 1 - hack th e lum p In tier th ro a t, and h u r m ent of Seba II. H a rk e r deceased as
HALSEY, O REG O N
a d m itte d to probate by th e C ounty
ried o f f tow ard the barn.
toks are a priceless possession.
Will
furnish
envelopes o f g o o d quality with
C ourt of the State of O regon for the
Boor child," m urm ured h e r m other C ouuty of I.m n ami recorded in the
name and address on the corner at the following
sym pathetically. And splash, w ent the
prices on all orders received before May 1st
| k e ttle of green dye dow n the sink- Record ol W ills of said C ounty, the u n
; ’ pout, hiss w ent a stre am of hot wa- dersig n ed as such E xecutor w ill from
100 size 0 ix 3 i 65 cents
i te r Into a tin tub. silv ers o f stro n g yet- 1,1,1 a fte r Saturday, th e doth Day of
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e t r i s t .
1 low soap follow ed, and pop w eld the \p iil. 1921, at his place of business in
1 d re ss again, lntn.ii «nap h a th th is time. ' the C ity of H alsey in said county, p ro
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hen L ucille cam e hack from ber i ic e *1 ,o sel1 "1 private sale for cash, sub
T h e above prices in clu d e p o sta g e in th e first sn d second
walk down th e lan e tier h ead w as high jev t to confirm ation of said C o u rt tin
zones Send Cash w ith y o u r o rd e r.
Harold Albro,
and her eyes bright, hut th ey shone , I allow ing real pro p erty ol said estate
b rig h te r yet a s Mr M erritt lifte d front , to w it:-
M anufacturing Optician.
Envelopes, same size and q uality as quoted above
th e hot snvls th e w et, d in g in g folds
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with
business card on the corner at prices given
of a dainty blue gown -th e soft dull
Co-operative Dairying.
C om m encing a t th e N. W. c o rn e r ol
below—For this month onl y.
blue of old ru g s a n d ta p e strie s.
“ Why. m other, how dill you do It?" Caleb G ra y ’s I). L. C Not. No. 256'
The following is a clipping erieil
L m llle. and “ HUI you e v e r!" and ru n n in g thence W 55 Rds. and to
from the Extension Service New: h u rst from Mrs. M erritt.
1000 $5.25 500 $3.00 250 $2.00
lin k s to a c orner o n th e E. line of the
of April, it being taken from an
“ " h i It's a real p a stel sh ad e." e x D. E. C. of C .J. a. Crosby; T hence S. on
F o r postage in first a n d second zones; a d d 13 c e n ts to
editorial on the cooperative move u lted L uellle, who h a d c a u g h t the s u d lin e Rds. a n d 8 lin k s to th e S . E.
orders for 1000, 10 c e n ts on 500, 7 Cents on 250
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light through a single thick n ess, which,
m ent among formers in Oregon: a s everyone 'k n o w s, show s th e shade c o rn er of said C rosby's claim ; T h em e
E to a corner
o n Caleb G ra y 's
"The Oregon Dairymans Cooper th e goods will he w hen dry.
W line; T hence N to the place of be
"T ak e It out. quick, before 1» tu rn s
ative League now has over 3000
g in n in g , co n ta in in g J3 acres and 56 sq
a n y th in g else.”
rds. m ore o r less and being situ ated in
members representing about 40,-
“ It will be lovely------ "
i pe. 13 an.l 14 S. of R. 4 W. of th e tVil-
000 cows and will handle more
"N o one would e v e r g u e ss------"
lu n e tte M eridian in L inn C ounty, O re.
“ W ith my lace flehu
than $6,000,000 worth of dairy
SECOND TRACT:
“And som e flow ers— "
products this vear. It is beli v-
“Jtip a n e » ' honeysuckle------ ”
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®d that the League will handle
"5 o l i v e got a blue fe a th e r Just th a t
the
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ol the S. E. >+ o f N. W
during 1921 more cheese than shade------ "
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ui Tp. 14 & of R 3 W. of
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any other cooperative organiza
“T h e re ," said her m other. “D on't lhe W illam ette M eridian, Oregon and
tion on the Pacific Coast. It pos- ever say n o thing h a p p en s in th is plare. ta n n in g thence W . 6.5« chs; T hence S.
eesses tw enty-sew n plants at i I’m wire this Is good enough fo r a
• h- Thence E 6.58 chs: and th e n c e
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2s chs to b eginning, c o n ta in in g
this time in which cheese and *tory.”
S<• here H th e story,
I s" u res more nr less in L inn C ount)
butter are manufactured. ”
on H not h r l li r r r isn’t any vounp < iregon.
m an In It Hut th e re nr»> alw ay s you tic
D ated Match 31. 1921.
men nt pftWlc*. So periinpä you <*nn
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iniess th e w qtiel.
Win. F. W hite,
If you c an 't you hav« no Im agitiatlon
You C«t ALL FOUR of That«
E x ec u to r aforesaid.
nt all.
Amor \ fu ssin g
N E L LIE F BROWN
A tty for Executor.
3-31 to 4
A M odem C ourtship.
S he One m ore qiie-tlon
Year Each
(<D l t t l , by M t t 'lu r e M w a p a p a t S v n H k a l
H e- Yes d e a r I ui" listening
H IS t X C C O j j Q N A L O F F E R | g
Q O O f OR A S H O R T T I M * O H l J
P ractical Shoe
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-W ill yon love m e n i •*u I'm
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T h e r u ra l d eliv ery had Just route
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airin
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T h ere w ere no le tte r s today : t h e f a r m
rfr * er ' B a t o f e w| i rar »en
lie Well
p a p e r fo r dad. a c irc u la r for D i.k , ad
F ine D ress Shoes a Specialty
a p m e ti-a l
ag»>. yon know d r
v e rttsln g c h irk feed, th e dally p a p er
*t” ' ra te , J'|l
W anted - The address of all iarm ars who desire name» fo r
that you get adequate aUtPuQ).
501 L yon Street,
Albany, O regon.
(T20> tb« city, aad two tnataxinet
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There art many som
Gold Notes of Mountain Sti tes Power Company are a splendid
¡nvestuiont particularly to residents. Here are four of them:
1 Safety evidenced by ample asset and earning
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2 Income promptly paid every six m onths by cash
ing interest coupons at any bank.
3 Proceeds from note sales are invested in prop
erty extensions to serve growing business.
4 Ready marketability. If a holder who has pur
chased direct from us wants to convert his notes
into cash prior to m aturity date the Company
handles re-sales.
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H. M. Byllesby & Company
Fiscal
Agents
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Price for Business Envelopes
The Star Envelope Service,
Halsey, Oregon.
ßlG SUBSCRiPTION OFFER
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A. Peterson
their farms,
Star Envelop« Service, H^Ispy, Orefop
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