Halsey
Shoe Repair Shop
Items
F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S
Two doors north of the hotel.
B erries ! B erries ! S e v e r a
Am prepared to do all kinds of kinds in season. Gooseberries soon
Satisfaction E. Russ, 3 miles East, of Halsey
shoe
repairing.
guaranteed.
J Brownsville and Drifted Snow
JEWETT the COBBLER. I flour at D H S tu rtev an t’s.
'arries everything in Furniture,
also PIPELESS 1URNACES.
Phone 269
Wedgewood Stoves
and Ranges.
THE WARDROBE
215 217 Lyon Street.
Charity Grange Items.
W anted—A few head of cattle
to pasture. Ira A Miner. 5.12
Beryl Kizer nas been unable to
Exchange vour wheat for flour
attend school the last few days
or feed a t Thompson’s Flouring
on account of illness.
Mills, Shtdd. Oregon.
4-28tf
Miss Abbie Long was brought
Mis«
Cleon»
Smith
from
home from high school Monday
Willamette Uuivirsity spent the
with a case of measles.
Charlie the small son of Mr week end in Halsey.
Brownsville High School croisec j
and Mrs Oscar Wigle is recover­
bats
with the Halsey High Schoo
ing fr*om a severe attack of stom­
1
ist
Friday
afternoon which result
ach and bowel trouble. Dr Clark
e 1 in a-fcor«’ of 8 to 9 in favt r of I
of H arrisburg and Dr Howard of
.
Corvallis were the attending Halspy, '
Buy your flour at Thompson’s
physicians.
Flouring Mills, Thompson’s Best '
MrZand Mrs Ed Kizer spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr and Valley Wheat Flour $1.75 perl
sack; Bluestem Hard W heat Flour
Mrs Byrd W ag?ener.
4-28tf
Mrs Schick of Brownsville is $2.00 per sack.
Remember a fly killed now I
visiting a t the home of Mr and
will do away with thousands of
Mrs C P Kizer.
them in July and August. Call
Mrs R P Dougherty of Browns­
on the Raw tig h man and get a
ville spent the first of the week can or more of insect powder; |
at the home of her daughter Mrs
it is guaranteed. H S Winkle-
Oscar Wigle.
man, the Rawleigh man. 4-14tl|
1CUT1CTDV 1)K Hai,oid e J ack '
J L n l l O l l I l son 304.305 1st Na­
tional Baa k Builtlin, Albany, O te g o -.
AND
Without pain.
blocking method.
PRESSING
nerve­
KARL A. BRAMWELL. Proo.
Suits' Cleaned And Pressed.
X tlX
XliX
Late
BARBER - SHOP.
l.AUNDRV SENT A W oV on MONDAY
F. H. BUSS ARD Prop.
I. O. O. F.
WILDEY LODGE NO. 65.
Regular meeting next Satur-
,
iv night._______
202 West See and Street,
ALBANY,
O R EG O N
BARBER SHOP
Electric H aircutting, M assaging
and Shampooing.
Cleaning and Pressing
E. C . M IL L E R
Notice for Bids,
M t. Washington 6.29S Feet High.
Sealed bids are hereby request­
ed for Two-hundred (200) yards,
more or less, of good clean grav­
el ' to be delivered upon the
streets of the City of Halsey, as
and w here designated by the
Street Committee.
AU bids
shall be in the hands of the Re­
corder by five o’clock P, M. on
the 23rd day of May. 1921. I he
Council reserves the right to re ­
ject >ny or all bi Is.
By order of the Council.
E. F. Cross.
Recorder of the City of Halsey.
Albany.
Friday, May I9tn.
Many persons believe that Mount
W ashington. In New H am pshire, Is the
highest m ountain in the eastern part
of the U nited States. Mount W ash­
ington stands 6.293 feet above sea
level, according to the United States
geological survey, departm ent of the
interior, but malty peaks in the aouth-
ern A ppalachians a re several hundred
feet higher than New H am pshire s
famous mountain. The highest moun­
tain in the A ppalachian system the
highest point in t l - United States epst
o / t h e Rockies#—Is Mount Mitchell, In
North Carolina, which stands at an
elevation of 6,TU feet. The highest
mountain in Tennessee. Mount Ouyot,
stands 6,630 feet above sen level.
FARM TO KX U lrtN O E
(or good property in Portland or any
cH»
Oregon, will take sm all farm as
part The farm offered for exchange
consists of 1001 acres located right at a
good R R town in the W illam ette va.-
l.y , some 5OO acres of very rich pro-
diictive laad cleared, Balance very goo
paatur« and tim ber' some 250 acres in
crop, fam ily orchard, creek th ru place,
water in all pastures and at all bldgs,
»ety fine 2-story w hite house, also a
very good sm aller house, two barns,
m achine abed, and all necessary oul
buildings build in g s are located in a
beautiful grove of shade tree-, giving
,he (arm a very homelike; appearanc
Feosed With woven wire Priced lor
altd'rt tim e only at $55 per acre.
WILLAMETTE VALLEY LAND CO
: 403 K,t N ational Bank Building-
Albany Oregon
Ivory Doot Not Rust.
One cold afternoon several school­
girls were standing on a corner w a.t
ing for a car. A man Invited them
to come into his office to wait for he
ear They accepted. The conversation
soon tu rn ed to the color o f a certain
girl's hair. One Insisted It was red.
another th at It was auburn, and an­
other th a t It w as brown.
4t the height of the discussion two
children entered the office. As soon
as they understood the n atu re of the
argum ent, one of the youngsters ex-
1id'sum n w r
w . J. Ribelin
Mai, ]n ess
With
Q o is
Office 1st door south of school house
H alsey. Oregon.
Dealer
Cila Ce
) Vi Is o n
Shoes, Suits,
Hats, Underwear
Hose Neckwear
gfAD^CLOTOiNOCo
—
COMPANION
and the
.J a c k C Jo lt ant) C onrad A /y c /
with a crashing conflict of love and m arriage
For 18.75 per year.
A R IG H T & PO O LE
IC E N S E D
FUNERAL
D IR E C T O R S
HARRISBURG
LEBANON
Phone 35
»’»«” •« 15
Branches at
trownsville,
Wm T T em pleton, Mgr.
Islsey,
Phone H A Erank K irk, Mgr.
F. M. GRAY,
Drayman.
AU work done promptly and
easonably.
Phone N°- 269’
C. S. D O N N ELLY
Surgical diseases of
E>c, Ear, Nose and T hroat
G L A S S E S T IT T E D
)1 F irst National Bank Bldg, Albany.
A r tis tic
P ia n o
T u n in g
ARTHUR COLE. Albany. Ore,
.eave orders with Woodworth Drug Co.
Albany. Oregon.
J5. Town or Country
State.”
re o n and bath.
They give us the rate of being
the leading Men’s Store in the
c ity - a n d it has been our expert
ence at home and abroad th at ti.e
register knows the ropee.
-
e n te r p r is e
DR
Need A New Spring Out-fit tl e
chances are they would ask the
h o t e l c l e r k which store was
w hich—and then they’d drop in
and look us over. T h at’s how we
■tand with these K nights of the
Estate.
•
THE Y OU THS’
Great California Industry.
Nearly a million acres are planted
to the fru it trees that supply the can
nerles of California, according to Elton
R. Shaw In an article in the Old c o l­
ony Magazine, the organ of the Old
Colony club. S tatistics tell us that
of the 100,000.000 acres of land in the
e of California, about 900.000 are
dAmted to fru it trees : so I. Is easily
conceivable th at the fruit-canning ln-
¿ ” trv is no small p art of the genera,
industrial activities of the
Golden
If any oj
the Odd Fellows
Stopping off at
Albany
Real
□u up.
■Oh shucks! H er hair ain t red.
Ivory don't ru st."-In « llan ap o lls News.
ALBANY, OREGON.
in
Handles Town and Country Property.
•,ive him « call and see il he can fix
.. .
jo k e 5 COO Years Old.
Plnnned by the ancient Egyptians
over .*000 years ago. a Joke Just came
?n fruition, w riter I’r-f. Elim ers
Petrie, the noied n.chcologlst. "While
we were trying to lind a way n to s
queen's pyram id." he says
we d «
covered on a rock face a door wh eh
was so beautifully and exactly fltte
th at It was difficult to see the Join s.
We Immediately s< to work on this
thinking th at we had found nt ast
'an entrance to the inner chamber-
After a considerable amount o f work
we removed the door "nd fonnd—
solid rook! It w as a carefully a r ­
ranged blind to balk anyone who
w aited to find the entrance Into the
royal tombs, add had been made about
3 00(1 P. C. by someone with a sense
of humor."
____
Prophet’s Gourd.
DR. R- H. HARRIS
X-RAY
2UMCK
T H E SAME BOY
ARSHAG BAGDASARIAN
m onths later dressed In clothei
as he arrived a t the N ear E ast Relief six
from America
Orphana«©
Orpnanae©
the
T h is boy '» one
th 0 " ,aJ1 ° h ^ » « “ lZ ie ^ n S u g h "to hide out anf
by T u rk s near the Persian border.
starvation and exposure whet
escape to Develon, bu t was ne*r,y d.e l , ,«
t0 Erivan It « » • though
picked up by a larg er hoy. < ¿ 0 c « H e d W m ^ m l l « H tU . Arshag. but E dith P
nseleBH to attem pt to Bav*“ th
undertook the tank, nursed him for ©t>
S
Dd r ^ V ^ V T n th e little « . . o r su it « n t by « m e A m er.can 1«
and the result Is shown In th e w o n « P t
„d d . >n(, mah
,
Think of Arshag and bte t o r e
(hp pa(. lf,r roal|t dlrec, | 5
bundle of clothing and toys tor he JreHef b £ t
ran pparp )n ordcr
,
for the Near F ^ .t « m e ttm e e»rly In Ju n e neno
ycu ,„ P , n th-
HraTpUtn“ ,‘ w
» tiaM fo rm ed Into healthy and happy children like the lad
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BANK
BtJIl-DIFO.
ALBAKV
HALSEY ENTERPRISE
and the
OREGON FARMER
one year for $1.65.
c
C. B R Y A N T
attorney at la w
201 New First N at’l Bank Bldg.
Albany, Oregon.
ReHef Bundle Station.
Portland, Oregon.
« X h as m u d , as two and th ree hum
s H d o i ¿ ta in ;
~
Chiropractor
• ^ V v i a l i n T o V w a ^ ^ t h . n g 1.
night and perished In a night Th
nlant was formerly a native of Asia
but Is Im w a a ia ra llz e d in Amenca AL
nnd th e south of E.urope. H
-iilPfl to the cucumber, hut In some
tin. fru it a tta in s enormous
S S s p ^ U ^ h « ’ "»« been found to
$5
A Rslny Day.
A rainy dsy In Sw itzerland pots a
sudden stop to many diversions. The
roachm an may drive to th e tavern,
and then back to the sta b le ; bnt no
fa rth e r The sunburnt guide may alt
a t th e . . door, and welcome; and
the boatm an w histle . . . a t his own
sweet w ill- h u t no foot stirs abroad
for all th a t; no trav eler moves if he
known a» castor ®°'
W
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7 s? T im e to slay. The rainy d a y g iv e -
him time for reflection. He has leU
ure now to tnke cogntzam e of his Un,
presslons. and m ake up his account
with ihe mountains. He rem embers
too. that he has frien d , si home:. and
w rites up the* Journal neglected for n
week or more and letters
longer; or finishes the rough, petK.I
sketch begun yesterday In the opea
air On the whole, he 1« not sorry
U ralas tbsugh dlaapiwlnt««!.—Uvury
Amor A. Tussing —
LAWYER AND,N O T A R Y ^
B rownsville . O regon
a
A.
PfitElSOn
Practical Shoe
Repairing
Fine Dress Shoes a Specialty
SOI Lyon Street,
Albany, Oregon,