LJiCn « T i LC U ig.«»««-
From London comm a story of
Puron Hayashi. which. If not inn». <1*.
Sense to be true. And if it 1» lniMi
hr Is a diplomat to his Huger tips.
At dinner recently he sat next to a
lady who talked to him fo r an hour.
When the coffee hove In sight, said
the lady, “You must think I hid very
fond of the sound of my own voice"
Bald the b aro n :
“I knew you liked
music."1—Japan Advertiser.
Harmonizin’
Harmony
Come in tod a y and hear
Ain’t W e Got Fun
and
Down on the Farm
Brunswick Record No. 2114— Sic
As Sung by the
Harmonizers*
Male Quartet
August
<ffiru/ruuvicJ\'
R eco rd s
Idea
cf ..Rurnlng
Mississippi a Comparatively
Few Years Ago.
w. .M n
America. The "run-up"
ding « a * »n Innovation In mar
" " " " ln »nF P»n of the
n rid except In southern
Mississippi,
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10. ipuh
’’ t' IK longer thun
»»■». ago ..
than 2H
SS years
It ___
w a.
the way In which most southern Mis-
* 'M pplans of men ns were married.
Sn.n„ tirn»> beforv |he wert()|tlK t||0
F t'ctn began to choose from an,on.
WPI h,r fr,er ,,fi ,h 0 M *h o should ride
with him. It was considered a great
hon jr to b? thus chosen. Horses were
carefully groomed and be-tasseled for
the ocras nn, the long, luxuriant mus
taches wort, in those days were waxed
I f y o u are in n e e d o f
and twisted, and particular attention
wits ptild to every detail of the rider s
c o m fo rta b le W o r k
appear oce
tin the given date the a
Si oom and his riders met at some se-
H ik cd spot a mile or two from the
H at
d o n ’ t m iss
th is
l i h.es home, and at a signal from the
gre ,11, dashed away at top sp.ed, hats
,
V in 0„ and voices shouting. Around ch a nce.
tile hrl I S house a cordon o f outriders
" as ph >s,| l0 „ „ rn of , he appr0Ri. h
P rices
are
Im uch
the groom and his party. As a cloud
of dtis, announced the'r nearness the
outridei» went out to meet them, lo w e r
o v e r o u r e n tire
whirling about and returning with
them
On the porch of the bride’s
home her party strained their eyes to store
earch the first glimpse of the riders.
The sounding of th« herald’s horn
f *
set all hearts to fluttering
In a whirl
of dust the groom appeared, snatching
up his bride and riding on ahead a
W e h a v e a s p le n d id
short distance w ith her In front of
him on the saddle, then wheeling back
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and dismounting for the ceremony, for lin e o f
which the m inister stood waiting.
'1 lien come the wedding breakfast.
HATS
$1.95
Yeung Men’s
N O T IC E
SUITS
Hop P ick ers Wanted
at J. W . S E A V E Y ’S
One m ile south of C orvallis ott
or aboui S E P T E M B E R ,
COMPANY
Albany
Oregon
$32.50
$3500
Several real bargains in tarn, buy«. Also town property
Agent for Hi T elit)-P h enix Fir« Insurance coinpanj o f New York
Renew your policy w ith a home agent anil get results.
J W. MOORE,
ALBANY, OREGON
Office at Halsev. Ore.
T h e S to re w ith
S q u are
R oom s, 7 5 c
E very C ustom er.
G ive us a tria l
JEWETT the COBBLER.
««sisKasssssaees
M c K inney
1 -2 q t “
R ic e
Brownsville phone 37c51.
qt
C o n v e x K e ttle s
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10 q t
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B o ile rs
$ 1 . 7 5 ea ch
1 .6 5
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“ L ip p e d P re s e rv in g K e ttle s 1 .5 0
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L IS T E N !
T e a k e ttle s
THE BURGLAR
LAW TO N.
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Highest prices paid for Beef, Pork, \ eal and Mutton,
H»l»«y phone 170.
of the hotel
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1 .5 0
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60
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60
These prices are bargains considering the quaJ-
f.v of the ware, and you should take advantage o€
nem at once.
Cross & White
BA R BE R - SH O P.
I. 0 . 0 . F.
B A R B E R SH O P
E. C . M IL L E R
W.
Dealer
J.
R ib e lin
in
Real
Estate.
n il.
Brownsville,
Win T Tem pleton, M gr
Halsey,
Phone 166, F rank K irk , M gr
F.
M. G R A Y ,
W a tta r a S a w ip a p t r V n l» n . I
P»<vy lay lu her white bed. wakeful
and «taring at the moon, ft*w as awe-
anm. nf coarae. te he entirely atone
at tkla allent hour of the night. In an
old menelon on an unfrequented sub
urban road.
At memory of the aafe
ebeltersd year» paat, her heart con
tracted »uddenly.
“How would It
eeem," »lie wondered ‘To he aw ay fo r
ever from the eld home " For there
wa« hut one condition on which «he
might remain— and that condition wna
part of Peggya problem. Long ago
when her stepfather had taken her
mother to h it heart, he had tdken the
girl too, w ith all a p arent’s love
Father Knowles had truly Owen to her
a father.
Perhaps be-auea hl« own
son had proven a disappointment, the
man'» hungry affection overfldwed to
the girl who was his wife"» 'laughter
—and ITggy had repaid hie love with
tender cere In hte later yekr»
Robert took with him a legacy left
by hie mother and It wag »opposed
that like a prodigal he weald return
when ’ hat legacy v ia exhatie'ed Peg
g y « mother had stepped la la te r to
All the lonely breach, and the elder
Robert Knowles' last days had heen
hl« happiest. Hie w ill, Peggy learned,
had heen made tn her favor, leaving
h e r In the event of her mother's death.
ce« is the exciting cause.
Kuzman Ognjenovch, residing
near Lyons, was tiued 1100 for mu-
ning a «till last week. NoW he ic
»n»d for the foreclosure of a mort
gage for *2112, Seems as if his
name was burden enough, withovt
having other troubles piled on.
H er quick answer «taved the motion
o f his band toward her mouth.
“I won't," Peggy earnestly agreed.
“I t wouldn't do any good."
A ll worn done promptly and
T he hurglar «fared fiercely.
Mr and Mr«. J. M Porter and
“W hat the— " he began, hut the reasonably.. Phone No. 209.
grandchildren, Louise and Truman
girl's word» coming In a soft rush In
i It'ihnett, left for Monmouth last
terrupted.
WedneH<iay<norning in their car
“You opened a compartment In the
and reourned to Halsey Friday
D R E S. D O N N E L L Y
safe " she explained, which has never
evening. While there they visited
Surgical
diseases
of
heen opened before
I «aw you
It
a fister, Mrs. J. H. Mulkey.
had papers In If, folded up. I think
E ie , Ear, Nose and Throat
K arl Bramwell and fam ily, John
that a w ill ta there whlrh leaves this
G L A S S E S F IT T E D
properly to me. Please raise that slide
Porter and fam ily, Mre. Edith
again."
501 First National Bank Bldg. Albany
Rohnett and children, Mias Lilah
The man's sharp eve« left the g irl’s
Dudley and Mrs. Frank Maxwell
face w ith a short, queer laugh. Then,
n t laugent motored to Savage’ *
toward the two swung a shining panel.
I Lake last Bunday and enjoyed a
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Peggy put forth her hand excitedly
picnic, including water «porta.
to draw out aome folded papers
A R T H U R C O LE. A’ banv. Ore,
U ntil the Enterprise is able
‘ See.’ she. fold him trium phantly.
‘T « a s right.”
Leave orders with Woodworth Drug Co. to get a telephone metalled parties
“Do you know?” he said grimly, “I
wishing to communicata with the
Albany. Oregon
almost thought you were stringing
office are requested to call the H a l
me."
sey central office, which has kindly
The hurglar laughed uneasily
emsented to receive messages and
“When you have decided to drop all
transmit them.
Please phone ue
thia crookedness," she said, “go right
any interesting new« item you may
to M r. Pau, H elm er he w ill help roq
know.
to make good
I am g ra te fu l" ah-»
dr
arris
added gravely, ‘ for your finding of the
The teachers for the coming year
w ill. I «hall keep my old home and
are Principal, Profteeor H- En-
Robert Knowles may have the res’."
g lia h ;
M r« , B
M Bond, high
" T h e n " said the man. “you'd het
-chool;
Mre.
Audrew
Brown,
•er send that there w ill right to ; n s * C usick
B ank B un.ntw n. A l b in v
grades Mis» Ethel Bray, interme
law yer, and get it out of thl» house
diate grade«; Mr«. Minnie Crosa,
H I m all It, If you'll trust me," be
primary; Mita
Nora Pebrsson,
grinned over the word, “on mv w ay.”
third and fourth grades. School
From the doorway the hurglar
open Sept 19.
looked hack again at the girl, the di
A T T O R N tY A T L A W
rected envelope In h,« hand.
M r. and Mr». W . A. Ringo mo
"Good night and good luck little 201 New First N al'l Bunk B»»l'g. tored to Cottage Grove last Sunday
one.” he said aw kw ardly.
to »pend the day with Mr. and
A 'b e u y , O re g o n .
Mrs, R. H Kenaga, parents of
Find Old Petroleum Deposita.
Mr« Ringo
They returned the
The nsphalt springs of H it, from
aarne evening, bringing with them
which Noah probably obtained the
(>i.»l Mcl.augbnin, ouuain of Mre.
"pitch" w ith which he made the Ark
Impervious to the "flood of water«,"
Ringo, who will «pend vacation
have now been thoroughly e rs m 'iird
m ill them. M r. Ringo says the
L A U Y K R A ND N O TA R Y
« Ith s view to tlie lr ro»nmerc|«l possl
ro«dg are tine to Eugene but it took
hllltle»
The petroleum deposit« of
about
four hour« from there to Cot-
B rownsvi I. i . k , O rkoon
the land of Shinsr, between the Tlgrl«
C h irop ractor
‘
Am prepared to do all kinds of
»hoe repairing. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
L IV E S T O C K B U Y E R S
r.,1" -
$5. Town or Country $5
S h o e R ep air S h op
Two door« north
MAYBERRY &
q t G r a n it e
for
R a te s b y w e e k o r m o n th
U. G. REYNOLDS,
Proprietor
before you sell,
D ea l
a
M e a ls , 5 0 c
Courteous treatm ent to aH patrons
jentistry ::
D raym an .
Business Opportunities in Halsey :
Hotel
Halsey
O xford
please— Just that way.”
The man wheeled around abruptly,
his hands caught her.
" I f you make ¡1 sound.” he threaten
ed.
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to
FARMS lor RENT
Real Estate and Insurance
B u ck s,
W R IG H T & PO O LE
Good camp grounds— plenty of good
f t 1 r a n d sawed wood—one table lor
c e l l camp— hasketc furnished to pickers
E R H E . W ill pay the prevailing price
Grocery store on place and meat d eliv
ered every day. W ill meet trains and
move pickers in and om F R E E ! F R E E I
130 acres on high trellis and clean
yards
W r i t . W. L BUTLER.
I ’. O Box 277, Corvallis, Ore. Phone 7F2
i
Shropshire
Wool Felt
* »T” '? ? wef,'1ln« nistom was once
F IR S T T IM E O N S A L E
WOODWORTH DRUG
quite alone In the big echoing house
of memories, when m—«t surprisingly
R E G IS T E R E D
Jots a n d T i t t le s
Robert Knot' lew, the son, '•1:111»' bn, k.
ft was at evening and Peggy In her
white frock received him In the fire
yearlings, and I registered 2 year-old
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light. And he wa» at once ao pleasing
Mrs.
G. M. Maxwell visited A I-
for
tale
and good looking and altogether d if
bany Friday.
ferent fm m what «he"had heen led to
D R J. W . COOK
Brownsville, Oregon.
expect, that her aversion vanished
Miss Mona Bond returnad from
and as the evening wore on. frie n d li
Seaitlo Sunday morning.
ness took It» place. Robert Knowles
was apparently regretful of his youth
H- W . Chauce waa a business
ful rashness and neglect to his father,
culler in Albany Monday.
and the excuses he gave soundeil true tional Bank Biuldin, Albany, Oregon
Byron Taylor joined the force of
enough.
Peggy generously gave him
highway worker« south of town on
the benefit of the doubt, and when she
Without pain.
L,ate nerve- Monday.
assured the son that no w ill could be
docking method.
found, he announced his Intention of
Janie« Drinkard returned from
taking up his abode In the house until
Newport last Saturday night and
the matter should be settled. Old Mrs
e,>'»rta a tine time.
Weston, the housekeeper, called In to
give Information, told M r Knowles
Only four-tenths of one per cent
that she had witnessed a w ill made not
K A R L A. B R A M W E L L . Proo.
i of the cattle in this county were
long before his father's death
found to be tuberculous.
Peggy perplexed and confused as to
Suite Cleaned and Pressed.
her own position ln the house which
A motor stage is running from
had heen her home, yielded to her
L A U N D R Y S E N T A W A Y on M O N D A Y Albany to Brownsville, thence to
foster-brother’s pleadings.
for
so
I .»bon an and back to Albany d U ly
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Robert Knowles named himself— and
Linn county had more p u p il/ at
stayed on, that her possible claim
might be proved.
And when there
the U. of O. summer etihool than
seemed no longer hope of that possi
any other county except M ultno-
bility Robert Knowles asked the girl
W IL D E Y LODGE NO. 0.5.
I (Tiah
to m arry him. Peggy » a s not sur
R g u la r meeting next Saturday I A |e r»e y cow belonging to M ike
prised when, w ith white tense face,
Kelly near the Green bridge drop
the man asked Ills question, she had night.
ped a > alf ou July 4 and one on
seen love hovering qpar. For Peggy
j July 20.
In her own wisdom had learned the
meaning of love, though Paul Helmer’s
M r and Mm, A. V- Holgate of
manner of love waa different In aomp
Electr io Haircutting, Massaging Lebanon drove to Haleey Sunday
Intangible way from Robert Knowles'
and visited at the home of M ri.
and Shampooing
And at e had told Robert Knowles no to
Holgate’« parent«, M r and Mrs.
bis question. M arriage was the son
Cleaning and Pressing
L, A. McKern.
dltlon u|>on which Robert Knowles o f
fered to Peggy her home and she re
G. T . Kitchen and fam ily drove
fused. Suddenly the girl sat up In
over iuto Benton county Bunday,
bed. an unmistakable though muffled
where they joined some of Mre.
sound In the lower hall started
her
K itchen’« relatives for a d ay ’s out
heart hammering painfully.
ing on the river.
Office 1st door south of school house
When the girl could bear the un
Halsey, Oregon.
certainty no longer, she sprung from
Jim Ward of Waterloo, serving
her bed and slipped Into dressing gown
a
two-year sentence fur his
nnd slippers. The lower rooms were
Handles Town and Country Property. part in earning the death of M a r
dark. The burglar was on the floor
shal Story at bweet Home, bus es
below nt F ather Knowles’ library safe, G ive him a call and see if he can fix
caped from the stale prison gt Sa
lust as she had expected him to he you up.
lem.
She sank down behind the desk to
watch the burglar.
Peggy silently
The Linn county Pomona grange
considered: there «eemed no sane
baa petitions in circulation for the
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Then, with a
, recall of County Judge Biiyeu and
H A R R IS B U R G
LEBANON
'title soft rush. Peggy was at the
Commissioners Pierce and Butler.
h iirglar’a side.
“Oh," she whispered
Phone 35
Phone 15
The condition o f the couuty tinan
eagerly, “w ill you do thnt again
Branches at
u u. H
X -R A Y
C C. B R Y A N T
Amor A. Tussing
and the Euphrates which fnrnhbed
the “slime" that the descenditnts of
Noah "had for m ortar" In building the
tow er of Rshel, hsve heen measured
«« .e ll a« C«n be until ttw bit • ■« tb'
oil d rille r Is sent down to prove wbeth
er ihe geologist is right.
And the
sources of bitumen which arrheolorl«A
hsve found was used as cement In
constructing the ancient pnlaces of
Bnhylon snd Nlnevnh have umloubted
1 ly been located.
Vegetable Beef-Stcake.
The vegetable beef steak grow« on
the <»ak tree. It Is furigli«. which 1«
dark red
above
and
fie»h-colored
below.
When It Is cut through ,he
alternate dark and light atreaka ex
actly resemble the Joint from whlrh If
gets Ita name. It la a wholesome a r
ticle of food.
Im rln g a wet season thia fungus
grows about seven
feet from
the
ground.
If may he brelled. stewed,
fried, or, tf preferred.
treated
like
beetroot and added to the salad bowl.
t- ge Grove, a« many detour« were
iirce«a<ry on account of road Axing.
For miles they could only make
about five miles an*hour.
«. Peterson
Fine Dress Sh <es » Specialty
501 L io n Street.
Albany, Oregon.
G L A S S E S F IT T E D
BY
GRADUATE
O P T O M E T R IS T
p r iv a t e o p r i c e
F O R E X A M IN A T IO N S
P R IC E S
REASONABLE
F M F r e n c h & S ons
N. T. Snead of thia city was se
verely injured Saturday morning
when lie feil from a hightof th irty
fee» on the inatde of bis w indm ill
tower,
Mr. Sneed was working
«lien the scaffolding gave way and
precipitated him to the ground,
ine »king three riba and cracking hie
bi a t aud collar bones,
M r.
Sne»»i’« fall waa broken shout mid
way bv aome boards across the
'oaer which probably prevented
»»•ore eerioue injuries, as he fell
wnh his chest acrosa a barrel. JJe
will no doubt be incapacitated for
aome little time, but his many
1»tends hope (or bis speedy recov-
! * ry-
A. H. Quimby, who recently
suffered quit« a serious injury to
I hie leg, wae to town Saturday. *od