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H A L S E V E N T E R P R IS E
HALSEY ENTERPRISE
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paper. published every Thuraday,
by W n . H. A A. A W H E E L E R .
W m . H. V /H K lt.o a Editor.
M ot. A. A. U h w . i i Business Manager
and Local New« Editor.
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Arrearages, >2 a year.
Transient advertising 2Sc an inch, per
manenl, 20c No discount for time
or spat e
In ' Pud-for Paragraphs," Sc aline.
Noadvertisilig disguised as news
H A L S E V , Linn Co.,
Ore. Sept. 1, 1921
S E PT
I. 1921
happiest when alleviating suffering season
At that time the woods
or
helping to save life.
BEAR IN BATTLE
are full of fools with tir^rm s and WORSTS
“ great” «vent was pollad off in
Naw ferany.
Don’t go hunting in tbe| open you are liable to be shot for a deer. blether Bear W ith Three Cuba Attacks
A person wbo kills a deer or •
Cattlemen Armed Only W ith
Pocket Knife.
p'leasanl to leed the hqugry
__ is a
disreputable pot-hunter. But one
Asheville, N. C.— W a lte r Poster, a
who goes out to sboot these crea
ttleumn, on a roundup in the Blue
ilge mountains, met a mother bear
tures for the pleasure of killing is
ad three cubs.
a sport, coddled bjr the law— an
Poster, who Is suffering w ith a badly
aristocrat of America.
angle«! arm, encountered (he bear
uddenly In a dense underbrush and
And a toll of humao live« wiped
i as forced to rely upon a pocket knife
out by accident or blaiued-fool
hen the anim al attacked him.
blundering it only a part of tba
The hear, getting the worst of the
coet of the game.
nelee. retreated about 200 yards,
Autumn Modes and Style Ten
dencies Truly Reflected
in This Magnificent
Showing of - '
APPAREL for MISSES AND LADIE-
A R O B B ER ’S PLEA
CROOKED S IIC K S
-there it was later found dead.
Presenting Advance Styles in
An old-time English robber, on
A popular minister tells a story his way to the gallows, was repre
of a man riding along tha road sented as saying:
an<l stopping to see what wascaus- “ I'v e robbed the rich to serve the poor
ing a commotion among the leaves W hich has brought me uuto d ea th s !
door."
in the bushes over tbs fence
He
The
modern organization of! Our prices »»»m impossible when compared with prices elsewhere
found a stick that was so crooked
but the great buying power of the J. C Penney Co enables us to
that it couldn't lie still
The min medico, on being barred from
share mutual benefits every day in 312 busy stores
charging
more
than
>1000
for
any
ister says there are some people in
surgical
operation
a
t
Johns
Hop-
the churches who are lilt« tha
stick
They are always flopping bios hospital, complains that it is
around, stirring up a rumpus necessary to assess rich patients Aery youthful and amart are these silk plush coate. Some are sel
Their elbow* are alwavs sticking according to their wealth, because
collared and others have both collar and cuffs of rich contrast
nut ami hitting everybody who loihfi patient« ar« too poor to pay.
ing fur in the newest designs and advanced shapes.
Uncle Jeff Sntsw’e brother makes
comes near them.
one of them say:
These meuibsrs profeet brotherly
" I ’ve robbed the rich to serve the poor
love and humility, but act on the And
have brought iiisfay to death's
E oqHi8l te ,ines’ rich,y trim™ed Pico Silk Plush, Salt.
door."
Donnybrook fair motto: “ W her
Silk Plush, Behring Seal Plush, Hudson Seal Plush.
ever you aee a head b it it .”
Another fool tired i nlo moving
If the church gets a spineless
In this assortment of Silk Plush Coats all the advance styles o
minister who tries to please every brush last Thursday, hoping to gel
the
coming
season are included, and every Coat displays in an indi
body, these crooked sticks, being a deer he had uot seen, and killed
vidoal
manner
the newest ideas of the autum n—the cuffs, .that sr
Jesae Scett of Elkton. The shoot
more aggressive than the oth
hell-shaped;
the
long lie-beits with handsome ornarrftnt*; the new
members, dominate him, and the er was H R. Lsviaon, an ex po
pockets that are a distinctive fealure and the collars, both plain and
liceman
of
Portland.
The
season
church languishes
I f a pastor is
fur-trimmed, either Tuxedo or shawl effect.
secured who baa a mind of hit own seems as open for humans as fai
deer.
Is
all
this
hunting
worth
and expíenles hi* convictions be is
sure to graze the sore spots of what it costs?
tome i f these crooked sticks, whose
of \ elour, Bolivia, Veldyoe Embroidered, fur trimmed and p la it.
At Brownsville an undertaker i*
conception o| charity is on a par
Select your Coat here, where the showing is extensive and styles com
with that of the Huns who bad reported about to open a hospital. plete. Each model an exclusive design and typical of the s. as u’e
Perhaps all those doctors over smartest styles.
■way for a time in Belgian and
there
were unable to furnish him
French territory M few years ag
ith enough subjects.
Joking
and straightway-, the rapping ot
aside, the fact is that the under,
heads begins and soon there is i
taker married a nurse and she is
vacant pastorate and an assort
ALBANY, OREGON
ment of sore-heads.
No one needs look far to find a
town in which tha preachers have
beeu Louuded out of a majority of
the churches within two years, and
will lie again in tha next two. be
cane, though thsv art a Ido and
devout, and good church builders,
they would not cringe and crawl
before a self-seeking few who have
’ rked their way, by hook or by
Ciook. into a leadership which is
to tlum a steppn.g-stones to self,
aggrandizement and puwer.
Carpet Cleaning.
I f the carpet must be cleaned at
home, first beat It thoroughly, ano if
you have a vacuum cleaner go over
It w.th that.
Then make a wad of
cotton about the size of an apple
Cover It w ith linen and go over the
carpet w ith this dipped In a 5 per rent
benzine soap solution. I f the colors
are dulled, sponge It In a weak acetic
acid solution.
T h e O th e r W a y A round
A commencement speaker warns
against the "conceit of le a rn in g .' Con
celt proceeds from Ignorance rather
than the opposite. T he more on*
knows, the more one appreciates tha
vast fields of knowledge he cannot
reach.— Pittsburgh Gazette-Times.
New polished-up Steel Ranges, $58.00 up
PLU SH COATS
Our Fall Heaters have just arrived.
right.
Prices
Old stoves taken as part payment.
y
h .5 itw 2 i7 T p
Lyon st. XL.
Ò 1 IT T
ALBANY
OREGON
$14.75 to $59.75
“Buried Treasure”
W ith
These Coats are 411 Advance Styles
MARION D A V IE S
A cosmopolitan production personally
ducted by George D, Baker.
con
A story of W all-street "buccaneers” and pirates of the Spanish M ain.
love ¿nd intrigue in
Of
New York society ; love and battle u rd e r the black flag.
An adventure tale of two ages peopled by the
same souls
RIALTO]
FRIDAY
Cloth Coats
University of Oregon
C O N T A IN S ;
T h . College o f Literature,
The
Science and the A r te .
The
T h e School o f A rchitecture
The
and A llied A r ts .
The
T h e School o f Business
The
A dm inistration
The
T h e School o f Education.
T h e Extension Division.
The
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FALL CLOTHING
Fall Term Open* September 26
iti* /
o f. cuHur*[
prof***lon*l *chol*r*hi* ha* baeoma
°
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THE REGISTRAR. U N IV E R SITY OF OREGON Eugene Ore.
are proud of the
fact
that we can
L IS T E N !
offer you such values; but
we are more proud of the
fact that on top of this
A “ NOBLE SPORT”
1 ■-
w
The killing of O tis Pitney near
Noli, where lie waa «hot for a deer,
eeema to have been a more ghastly
tragedy thau it appeared at first
reports. The hunting party was
in charge of a guide who proved a
"blind leader of the blind,” and
bnly by accident did be fail to get
two human victims instead of one
The party had separated, and
the guide, pointing to moving
bruah. exclaimed
“ There's one '
and McKee fired.
Tbs brush moved again and the
1'ilde said: ' There’s another.”
A second shot was about to ba
fired when a voice from the brush
■ eked ;
“ Did you get liim f" and
then it was discovered ihst there
were no deer there
The hunters
had lieeu hunting each other.
The day hat pasted when the
elite .( society sal around the
erene and enjoyed (he spectacle of
g'sdlatora cutting each other to
piece, under government auapices
The torturing of bulla to the
d.a<h by bandenlla* and mata
dor« and picador«*, while the in
furiated animals occasionally dis
embowel a horse with their horns
ie not as popular in ennte countries
"• in Spain and M nxioo, whore
(eabiouabie aitdieurea enjoy th r
thrills, hut our ladies of fashion
and our lawmaker« and other
oseleee memlwra of thecouimunitv
enjoy • prize flgh». where two
brutes hammer each other into
ineeoaib-Hiy, though the lew« of
the lend have to be violated to do
eo
At least one prize fighter has
M b bUtd io tba nug
mom
its
we are able to offer you
real quality and guaran
teed, genuine and lasting
satisfaction.
G raduate School.
School o f Journalism.
School o f Law.
School o f M edicine.
School o f M usic.
School o f Physical
Education.
School o f Sociology
7 qt Granite Teakettles
$1.75 each
u
I 1 -2 qt “ Rice Boilers
1.65
Convex Kettles
1.75
“ Lipped PreservingKeltles 1.50
Dish Pans - - -
|.5O “
Dairy Pans
-
-
60
12 inch “ Wash Basins - - -
60 “
These prices are bargains considering the qua!
itv of the ware, and you should take advantage tr
them at once.
New
Fall
Suits
Cross & White
SHORT TERM
P O L IC IE S protect you against lost oy fire on your hay, grain,
clover and other seed for any length of tim e desired. Policies
w ritten and delivered on day of application. Rates on reqoeat.
A most remarkable
C. P. STAFFORD,
showing of the finer fall
fashions for men and young
men. Never have we
shown such a wonderful
assortment of really fine
clothes. The fabrics are
the best; the styles and
tailoring are ^features you
must see to appreciate,
The store with a square deal
for every customer
Resident agent American Ragle Hire Insurance Company.
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—
Public typewriting done.
Enter-
prise office.
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IN S U R E IN T H E O L D R R L IA B L R
F armers -
I«T1
fire rei . iee association
OF BUTTEVILLE ORE.
$49,737. «4 Cash Snrplus Capital on July I, 1921.
$£.<113,361.00 Insurance in force
___ R*fea First cl as*. 25c; second elasa, .Wle per Jlfin
SCOTT & SIMONS
LEBANON, OREGON
O nly authorized agents for Linn Cownty