Two new Studebakera came to
.Mr. aud Mr« T- P. Fallon ruo-
Halaey
io the pa«t week, D. Tavlor
t-.red to Albany Friday. They
having
purchased a Special Six
w«ra accompauied by Mr* Jama»
and
Frank
Hadley a Light £
Dnnkard and Mrs. C. P. Stafford.
R. S. Henderaon and wife of
Mr a. L. C. M-rriam left Friday
for Rogu« River where aha will) Raymond, Wash,, accompanied
apaod eavaral waeka euparintand- by Mr. and Mrs. Myera of Drain,
ing the tbinniog of the applea io a were guests at the C. P. Stafford
home Saturday.
ouc-hundrad aora orchard.
THE BEST D lsH
fo r-c h ild re n ,’ aa Well »p grown
people ilum i« the hot days of the
sum m er lime, >u a heaping p at-
of pure, rich ice cream. Jh e ie n
nothing e > cooling and nuuiishing
to Ibe svstem as this. The ice
cream we sell is made from the
best m ilk and cream , and is fresh
every day. T ry it and be cool.
CLARK’S CONFECTIONERY.
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t j r r c o n o s
P H O N O G R A P H '
Bring you the Recorded music of the world with
overwhelming advantages.
This
Model with
10
Records and Equipment to Play
All Records
$133.50
$13.50 Cash and $10
each month.
W- A- Carey and wife were Al
bany viaitore Friday.
Mr. and Mr». W J. Ribalin and
W L. Smith returned from a
trip to Albany M ouday.
Mrs. Elisa Brandon, also Mr. and
Mr. and Mia. Karl Bramwell
Mrs. G. T. Kitchen and ton, La
velle, were among the people who
were A lbany visitors Friday.
attended the Charity Grange picnic
H S. Winkleman and family
Saturday.
were Harrisburg visitors Sunday.
Belknap Springe, June 8th. To
Master James Rector haa been
friends near H«ls«y:
Mr. and
on the sick list for the past week
Mrs. Ariie Cummings and Mr. and
but is greatly improved.
Miss « la rissa W alton was among
Mfg E d n , A iIgyr, , nd Mra. Frank Ackerman arrived all
I well and happy and now have
the teaebere w ho tooa the e x a m i-1 familv who
' have been guests at ■ the
-•
their tents all staked on the banks
nation in A lbany last week.
S m ith home for the past month
of
the ever-flowing waters of the
The little 's o n of R. B- M ille r drove to Albany Sunday where
McKenxie and will have an outing
w i. quite sick on Saturday, but at Mrg Allgyre took the train for
in natnree own way and bathe in
I la-t » reports
r^ii.irlu area
rloru hl V im
1 FYI - _ .....
was r^nai
considerably
Mill City where »be and her hue-
God’s own medical bath.
proved.
band will make their future home.
A. F. Robnett of Eugene was a
Word has been received from
H o w ’s This?
week tud visitor at the D. I. Isom Portland to the effect that Mre.
W a offer Ona H undred D ollar« R ew ard
home south of town. Mr. Robnett Hugh Brandon who wae recently to r any case o f C a ta rrh th a t cannot ba
■mad by H a ll'a C ata rrh Medicine.
was for many years a resident of taken ill while visiting Mre. Elisa
M » ir « C ata rrh Medicine haa bean t a k e n
by ca tarrh «offerers fo r the past th lrty -
Halsey.
Brandon in thia city ia consider ■ » T M - . and haa become known aa the
t reliable remedy for C a ta rrh H a ll’«
N. C. Smith of Aurora was trans ably improved, but that she will n(M
C ata rrh Medicine acta th ru the Blood on
acting business in this vicinity last go to the hospital soon for an ex the Mucous aurfacaa. expeUIng the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the 41a-
week and was accompanied borne amination to learn whether or not •aaad portion«.
A fte r you have taken H a if a C ata rrh
by Mrs. C. E. Smith and son Ken an operation it neceseary for her Medicine
fo r a short tim e you w ill aaa a
great
Im provement In your general
neth. They returned home the complete recovery.
Kaalth S tart ta king H a if a C ata rrh Medl-
elne at once and gat rid of catarrh . Send
first of the week
W. E. Bishop and family of for
*CO.. Toledo. Ohlot
Mrs Percy R. K elly, Miss Leila Walla Walla, Waeh., who are
Sold by a ll Druggists. 76c.
M itchell and .Mrs. G. T. Hocken- touring Oregon and expect to ex
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
sinith of A lbany were in th is city tend their trip to California, and
Saturday in the interests of the L. A. Biehop and family of Al
KJO TlCE is hereby given to all whom
Home Products Week to be held bany, who have juet returned from 1 Tit may concern that the underngned
in A lbany J u n e 20 to 25.
an extended tour of California, haa been duly appointed Administrator
A. Tussing and wife of Browns met at Halsey the last of the week ol the E«tate ol Susan Zigler. Deceased,
ville were in Halsey Monday en- and are gueete at the home of their by the County Court of Linn Chnnty,
loute to Albany. Tuesday they eieter, lire. R. L. Winnlford, Oregon.
All pereone having claim« againet said
continued their trip to Wolf Creek Saturday with Mr. and Mra- Win- estate are hereby required to present the
where they will visit at the home oiford and Adriao Guodbrod they tame to the undersigned at hia residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Schedtler.
drove about fifty milea weet of at Halsey, Oregon, dulv verified as by
Eugene
on the fliualaw river. law required within six month» from thi»
L, V. Chance accompanied by
Thia
week
the entire party will date. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hadley mo.
Dated this the 4th day of June, 1921.
drive
to
the
beech and will be
t<r-d to Albany Friday,
They
W. G. CARTER.
Administrator of the estate of Susan
were accompanied home by Mrs joined on the way byC. A. Bisbop
Zigler. Deceased.
who had been visiting her and family of Portland, former
WEATHERFORD & W YATT, Attys.
mo her in th a t city for several day residents of this vicinity.
Halsey Items
The naw barn being erected on
the R K Bierly ferm eouth east
of town le nearing completion and
work will commence on their new
residence within a week.
R. B. Mayberry and familr
drove to Albany Sunday where
they visited Mrs. M»yb«rry a
mother who recently underwent an
\ operation in the Albany hospital.
S. J Smith and family aecom-
This includes our usual guar
antee and one year free serv
ice.
SENT OUT ON FREE TRIAL
When in Albany come in and hear the new Bruns
wick Reccrds. They are wonderfully clear.
Woodworth Drug Co.,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Corn, 1-2 or I Ton Lots. $42per Ton«
4
W
Chick Feed, 13,75 per 100
aU
White OAT Chop, half or ton lot«. $85 per ton
Coconut meal. JE.90 p«r 80 pound sack
Mill Run, half or ton lots, 137 per ton.
X
Will chop Every Dav.
W
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yse
O. W. FRUM f
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