Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, June 16, 1921, Image 2

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T h e Halsey Enterprise
I.ake Creek
An Independent Newspaper
T h e re g u la r m e e tin g o f the Farm
Bureau « a s held Friday evening
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Prof. Fits of the O. A C was pre»
ent and gaye a splendid talk oi
D. F. D ean , E ditor
dairying.
T he rodent contest which has
Entered as second-class matter Oc­
Friday
tober 3, 1912, at the postoffice at H al­ been in progress ended
sey, Oregon, under the Act of March evening. Aside from the bounty
3, 1879.
given for ea> h rodent prizes of $3.
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G eorg"
Devoted to the materiel upbuilding of <2, slid »1 in-ie offered.
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Ilelsey and surrounding country and Bowers w ui fii-' prize.
Auothei
Linn County generally
Subscription contest is to s ta r t at once.
rate $1.60 per year in advance.
Mrs. Ira Bardwell and son Scott
of W apato, W ash., attended the
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kennedy
230 acre farm located 8 1-2 miles Kizer reunion and C harity Grange
picnic.
ere gue.ta at the Dr. M aiks from C orvallis, 80 acres cultivation
Shedd
Farm To exchange;
home in Halsey Saturday evening,
Raymond Shedd attended the
‘ at.quet given in honor of the
O A C. seniors last week.
¡balance place rolling timber and
open pasture land, good house,
b irn milk house etc, gas engine
aud electric light system, farm
M r. Clay and fam ily, Mr M it- laud all in crop. Good road fine
zel and fam ily, Chas. Duvis and neighborhood. Price $16,000 will
, wife, Mrs •Y 1; o" , ^ nd^ HU^ ? L r exchan6 ° ,or f*rm near
A lva, und sister, Mrs C lettiinens,
Shedd, or H arrisburg
W rite us
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acco m p an ied , , by , lo , ti it m e rr D avis
nll(j family of Brownsville, spent for fu rth er particulars.
Miller and W alter, C orvallis Ore
Sunday at W aterloo.
6-2 to 6-23.
Jack C o rn e tt and w ife were L e b -
L a k e Creek is veiv proud o f h >n-
Kryptoks Cleverly Conceal the
A t a luncheon of the A 'b 'io i o rs won at the judging c une-l at an on v is ilo re S u n d a y ,
Fact that the Wearer Needs
Brown’s
ru e n ’a S aturday
in com­
business men Tuesday, I J Builcr, J. v C. . B
Double
Vision Glasses.
Treat
for
Arbuckle
Fans
who for seventeen years has served petition wi n Jersey Calf Club
ss County Commissioner, a n n o u n ­ teams from over the stute second
In improving the appearance, and
Com edtat/’s Admirers soon to see
ced hie resignation to take effect
coneerving eyesight, Kryptoks are
next Ja n u a ry 1st.
Mr Butler place was given to .he Lake Creek him in "T h e Round U p .’’ Tbe
a priceless possession.
gives as his reason (or announcing team.
public will enjoy a rare tre a t when
his resiguaiioii sp far ahead, that
Rev. H. 8. Shaitgh of M ilton George M e.ford’s production of
he wishes the people of his countv College preached here Sunday
“ The Round U p” starrin g Roscoe
to have ample time and opportuney morning.
Arbuckle
is presented at the Rialto
to choose a suitable and efficient
Mr. George Ledgerwood is re- T heatre next Friday.
man in hi« place. At the same
meeting Mr. Butler discussed the coveting from his recent illness.
A L B A N Y OA C A .
finances of the county quite
Uncle Johnnie R ichard of Irish
Harold Albro.
thoroughly and told how duiiog
M anufacturing optcian.
all of his adm in istration the C oun­ Bend attended church here last
ty C ourt has liad to borrow con­ Sunduye He is 92 years old.
siderable sums of money.
The
Jennie Nicewood celebrated her
extensive road building of the last
10th
birthday T h u re la y by e n te r­
few years and the purchase of road
ta
in
in
g a nutnber of her little
m achinery has necessitated larger
loans than heretofore, and tie cites friends at her home. Those pres­
the fact th a t the county has over e n t were:
Velma W ahl, Edith
T w o Big
$100,000 worth of road m achinery, Sm ith, Violet G ibson, Helen W d
and is as well equipped as any
county in the state for road build­ liams, Cecil M ayberry, Margeret
ing, as evidence th a t the county is Moore, L ucile H erndon, Nora
L IV E STO C K B U Y E R S
not in a bad way financially.
Coldiron, G ladys M cKern, Jessie
H ighest prices paid for Beef, Pork, Veal and M utton. See Us
H ockensuiitb,
Blanche
Nelson,
According to th e ieport of the Georgina C lark and Clifford Bass.
before you sell.
Halsey phone 179.
Brownsville phobe 37c51.
delegation of Halsey people who
met w ith the State Road Commis­
Christian Church N otes
sion and the County Court on
M onday, there seems little doubt
the
The annual picnic of the C hris­ Headquarters for
now th a t the Pacific Highw ay will
go through H alsey; but there is tian Bible School will he held S a t­
some doubt its to the course it will urday the 18th, at A rm strong's best Groceries at the
follow between Halspy and H arris­
grove one and one-half miles west best price.
burg
T here are some who advo­
cate following the rail road south of H alsey. Adtos ■will be leaving
from H ulsey according to former the church at about 10 o'clock and M ontana hard wheat flour,best
surveys and others who believe those who have not th eir own con­ flour in tow n, sack
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$2 65
th a t the best route would be west veyance will be cared for in th a t
Olympic
Flour,
sack
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2 45
from the southern p art of the city
way. Everyone is invited to join V alley F lour, sack
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1 75
to the old stale road which is now
traveled as the Pacific Highway. us in th is big day of wholesome Corn Meal, small sack
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35
W hatever direction should he fol­ pleasure. T here wiil he games, Cream Roll O ats, 17 lbs -
1 00
lowed from Halsey to H arrisburg races, contests etc., and plenty to Broken Rice, clean, 25 lbe
1 00
it appears to be q u ite definitely eat. The members of the church
Fancy Jap Rice 20 lbs
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1 00
settled th a t the road will piss
and school will bring basket Fancy H ead Rice 17 lbe -
1 00
through Halsey.
lunches.
Siam Rice 100 lb sack
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3 00
Last Sunday afternoon a beauti­ Good Coffee 6 pounds
Baby Scoring Contest
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1 00
ful baptism al service was held in
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Best Caracol Coffee 8 lbs
1 00
One of the chief attractions at the creek when live young people G unpow der Tea 3 lbs
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1 00
the Made in Oregon Products Show were buried with C hrist in bap­ Best bulk Coeoa 7 lbs
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1 00
to be held in A lbany, the week of tism. On the Sunday before M's» Tree Tea, half pound
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25
June 20th to 25th, will he a baby Bessie DvkM ia was baptized. The Tree Tea 1 pound .
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50
scoring contest. This contest «ill wotk of the c h u t, It is advancing Bulk Pepper, 4 pounds -
1 00
Now » the time to plan a visit back east to your old home town, or an
be conducted by Dr. M ary M ar­ week by week and interest in tha Fancy Cookies, pound
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25
outing to your favorite resort by the seashore or in the mountains
shall at th e Red Cross Rooms in services is on the increase.
Small W hite Beans 25 lbs
1 00
S unday, the 26th, will he C hil­
Back East
the Com m unity House in A lbany,
New Eastbound
Plenty of Fruit Jars of
on T uesday and W ednesday after­ dren's Day when a special program
Low Round Trip Tickets
One-way Fares
by the little folks will be rendered. all kinds and sizes. Jar
noons. Ju n e 21st and Ju n e 22nd.
THROUGH
THROUGH
Junior C. E. at 5 p. in.
The
Dr. M arshall will he assisted by
Tops,
Rubbers
and
any­
California
• California
a corp« of competent physicians, Ju n io rs are beginning a new plan
thing
you
need
for
can­
are now on aale at
will be In effect
of
work
called,
"
I
he
S
trin
g
of
anti each child regiat«red will be
ning.
(’an
all
the
fruit
P
e
a
rls,’’
which
is
very
interesting
Reduced Fare
thoroughly ex am in -J and the score
June 10 and daily, thereafter
entered on cards prepared by the a« well as instructive. O ther ser­ you need as it is very
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lim it round trip tickets, three months from sale date not ex
vices of the day nt the usual tim e cheap and plentiful.
eweding October Jlst. Stop-overs permitted and choice of routes.
American Medical A ssociation.
On your back east trip, see Crater Lake. Lake Tahoe. Yosemite. Sequoia
All children from six tnentha to
■National Park, Carriso Gorge—a grand and highly colored canyon seen from
fiye years are eligible to enter thi-
ahe car windows—or the Apache Trail and Roosevelt Dam.
contes’, and mother» ure urged to
bring babies who have been previ­
ously scored for re-exam ination
are now on sale to
Inform ation concerning this con­
Tillamook County Beaches
Newport
test may be obtained by writing to
A particularly attractive trip
th e Red Cross, Albany, Orcgi n I’hune 263 R
A delightful seashore resort on
across the Coast Range Mountains
t
3rd and Lyon
Each person so writing will be giv­
These beaches include Rockaway
Yaquina Bry and the Paci fic Ocean.
and Garibaldi Beach Resorts
An ideal place fora family. Large
en a n u m b er, and the babies will
natatorium and salt water baths-»
Neah-Kah-Nte, Manzanita and
be exam ined in the order in which
Bayocean.
various forms of amusement
they are registered. A prize «ill
O lym pic H ou r
Daily train leaves Portland Un­
$ 2 .4 0 ion Station 8:15 A M.
be aw arded to the baby registering
Daily Train Service
th e highest score in th is contest.
Flavo (made in Shedd) -
Special week-end train leaves
Gp tom elrist.
EASTBURN
BROS.
Grocery
Stores
f
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MAYBERRY &
M c K inney
Why not buy that
FLY SPRAY
SPRAYER
now? W e have them.
Also an assortment
of Fishing Tackle, Graniteware, Screen Cloth,
Screen Doors and Garden Hose.
Cross & White
Vacation Trips
f »
STENBERGS!
ALBANY
Home
Products
day of next weak.
Country C lub or Oregon
(made in Scio) 9 cans
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Season • Excursion Tickets
W eek
The W srie n Gray sale of Regi - ¡N ebergalls Bacon, fancy 8 to I 0
feted Jersey» st M arion, Oregon,
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recently advertised in our coluut«
was a decided success.
Thirty
anim als were sold for an average
of $222.50.
Three cows btougbf
$500 and over with a top of $540
The offering wae absorbed bi
eighteen hover«, three bead going
to Rritish C dunibia, one to W ash­
ington and th e balance re g a in in g
iu th e W illam ette V alley. 500
people atten d ed tbe sale.
Get readv for tbe Pioneer Picnir
on W ednesday, T hursday a u J Fit
Week End and
M ilk
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2 .0 5
45
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Portland Union Station Saturday
12.45 P. M.
Electric train leaves Portland.
4th and Stark Sts., 1:15 P. M ,
connecting with week-end train at
Hillsboro. No baggage handled
on electric tram.
Mountain and Other Resorts
| Qg
'lo u can always do better if you bring
your cream and eggs to us. A sk us about o ur'
proposition on cream. Y o u ’ll be happy too
if you trade here. M ake our Store your head­
quarters when in town.
STENBERG BROS.
"O rkgon O utdoors ," our new
Summer booklet, graphically de­
scribes the different resorts in
Western Oregon, and includes ho­
tel and camp information. Copj
free on request.
™ tTont ^"er*'’*nbn*h H° ‘ SpT,ot*- Moon‘ Jefferson Country)—Tickets now
McCredte Hot Springs—Tickets now on sale.
Josephine County Caves—Tickets now on sale.
e ? 1*/ L.‘.ke “ Uk* 1B th* extlBct crUer of • volcano)—Tickets on sale July 1st.
Shasta Mountain Resorts— Tickets on sale, daily, on and after Jnne 10th.
\o sem ite National Park—Tickets oa sale, daily, on and after June 10th
For particalars as to passenger fares, routes train schedules or sleeping car
reservations, inquire of any ticket agent of
S O IT H E 1N
.
P A C IF IC
F IN E S
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent.