pag e 6
from the rive r M onday doing some
shopping.
I
Jordan, Wessel F la t and Fox
valley have juvenile sewing clube.
or nt
(he I
our <
the 1
be e
the
wrtm
Cross & W hite have a most a t
tra c tiv e C hristm as window this
week.
T. J. M cNeil and fa m ily of Pe
oria were in town F rid ay to see
Dr. Barnum , the dentist.
til
cert»
nom
Workmen have been busy th is
week p u ttin g a concrete foundation
under the saie at the bank.
the
Jona
enti
Brtn
Mrs. W . C. Elmore o f Browns
ville , on her way to Albany, called
on Mrs. Wheeler Wednesday.
othe
frone
”1
«Imi
aion
ahot
ting
ver, «
ohje
»esi
lit e
of «
«her
H a rry Bressler, Southern Pacific
track man, has been off the job for
Boms tim e, suffering from grip.
Rev R. Dueton of Lebanon vis
ited Halsey yesterday in the in te r
est of the foreign missionery move
ment.
I f yon do not know what L u tfisk
is. find the word in large type in
th is paper and ask the advertiser
to show you.
À
ate»
er I
and
fer
Hui
Anj
The Women’s Missionary society
o f the C hristian church w ill meet
w ith Mrs. K a rl Bram w ell next
Tuesday at 2 o’clock.
Friends
and members are invited
1
tba
WV,
«MRC
Mr. and Mrs W. F
W hite
moved th is week from east Halsey
to th eir home in the southwest
p ir t of town, after sixteen years’
residence at the H arker place.
or
eld<
eon
Tin
to
ta t
wh
t
Cu
the
ree
lea
ah'
H e
e i
up
col
th.
ha
tb
e
F
cians at Eugene, who found her
co nd itio n very serious. She is at
N. W. W indom of H a rris b u rg re present at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. G uy H erm an, and suffer
spectively.
No
The recent flood destroyed 20 in g from high blood pressure
acres of wheat for AI Hazelcamp encouragement was given th a t she
m ig h t regain her sight.
Mrs.
ut 8helburn.
Brock is an elderly lady and th is
F o rty of J. E A rn e tt’ s sheep at | is a great m isfortune.
Shedd were drowned in the flo jd .
K oontz' store window has been si
D ruggist R ingo’s m other, from gathering place for many child re n
Salem, has been v is itin g h im this th is week. The display of toys is
week.
a powerful magnet.
The tr ia l ju ry has been dismissed
The R ia lto theater had the best-
u n til Dec. 16, when tbe tr ia l of I fille d bouse in many months last
Carson D. Beebe for m urder is set F rid a y a t the play “ Dangerou-
to begin.
Curve Ahead,” and the b ill gavt
A 6-pound boy came to the bom tbe fu lle s t satisfaction. T his week
of V ic to r O lliv e r o f A lb an y Tues is offered ‘ ‘The Sheik,” a high
day to celebrate V ictor's election class play which has had a long
as president of the county bar and profitable run in large citie®
association and a sign was p ut ft is an expensive picture and tbe
over O iliv e r’s office window read adm ittance price w ill be 50 and 25
cents, which w ill no doubt b
ing “ V ic to r O lliv e r A Son.”
« ¡lliD g ly paid for the privilege of
Mrs Hazel Haynes, a niece of enjoying this rare'treat
M r. W heeler’s who lives near I r
Mrs.
W illia m
Gammon of
ving, came Tuesday, as soon as
Roseburg
arrived
from
Albany
she beard of Mrs. W heeler’ s i l l
Tuesday evening and is a guest at
ness, and has been helping in
the home of her brother, R. L.
caring for her.
W in n ifo rd
M r. and Mrs- W in-
Mrs. Theme B a y ly came from □ iford expect to drive to Roseburg
her home in Eugene on Wednes today, accompanied by Mrs. G am
day noou’s tra in and spent th» mon.
afternoon at Mrs. W heeler’s bed
Mrs. J. S. McMahan and Mrs
side, retu rn in g home in the even W. A. Ringo attended Rebekal
ing.
lodge at Brownsville
Tuesday
ivening. Mrs. Ringo remained i<
Our thanks are due to Rev M r
Cook fo r assistance ill rounding Brownsville for a few days’ visi
vith friends, retu rn in g today.
up the local news.
Hugh Cummings, buyer for tb ’
The Callapooia
grange
af
B row nsville w ill give a bake and Nebergall Meat company, o f Al
iany, was transacting business in
V ic to r O llive r of Albany is the food sale Dec. 17 at the Farmers'
lalgey Wednesday.
new president of the L in n county feed store. There w ill be an a ll
M rs. J. C. Booth of Lebanoi
har association, A A Tussing of day regular grange meeting Dec
vas a between-trains guest of bei
Brownsville vice-president Hnd W 24.
aster, Mrs. D. H . S turtevant, to-
L Marks and C. E Box, both of
W a lle r, son o f G. W Birtchet lay.
A lbany, secretary and treasurer
of Dever, serving on the P jrtla m
respectively.
Mrs D S. M cW illia m s returne
police force, was shot in the hi|
Vednesday evening rrom Albany
P M N ish , one-time principal last Sunday. He was not sufferin
here she had been v is itin g M rs
of the school at C raw fordsville but much pain at last report.
i E. Y oung and other frieuds fo
now employed at Beaverton in the
Rosella Johnson sued Georgt ■ few days.
same capacity, is accused of con
tempt o f the L in u county court in Wood for wages as housekeepe
Mrs. F. M. M-axwell of Tangen
a n fo u r county ju ry gave her <440.
his failure to pay alim ony to his
vas a guest a t the home o f be
divorced wife.
Mrs. Sam Brock of th is c ity , win rather, J . M. Porter, th is week
Licenses were issued yesterday for many years has suffered iron
Mrs. H arrison, nurse,
from
for i he marriage of Mary Welch and eye trouble, had the m isfortun
Brownsville,
was
in
Halset
Kilo S'audish. b«th of Brownsville, Monday to e n tire ly lose her sight
Vednesday in the interest of for-
to A. W. Leverich of Albany and Mrs. Brock was taken to pbysi
<ign missions.
F
RIALTO
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HALSEY RAILROAD TIME
DEC. 8, 1921
HALSEY E N T E R P R IS E
FRIDAY
“THE SHEIK ”
: :
FURNITURE
Kitchen Cabinets Ranges
»! Dining Room Sets Heaters
i » Beds
*
avori»
*
I Pinex
Tanlac
Miles' Nervine
Swamp Root
Liaterine
Lysol
M u ls if ie d C o c o a n u t Oil
Shampoo
Saline Laxative
M ilk of Magnesia
Jad Salta
Musterole
Mentholatum
Have Your Eyes Examined
M any a b lin d person w o u ld now be
e n jo y in g the blessing o l s ig h t if propel
measures had been taken e a rly enough
A p a in s ta k in g s c ie n tific e x a m in a tio n of
your eyes, such as J make, m ig h t be a
re ve la tio n to you.
O p to m e tr is t.
ALAANY W it
Ahto the greatest of all fun-makers,
HAROLD LLOYD, in
44
Pinched
Admission : Adults, 5 0 ' » Children, 25v.
H arold A lb ro .
M a n u fa c tu rin g o p tic ia n .
South
No, 23, 11:31 a. m
IS, 12:24 p. m
17, 5.49 p. m
SUNDAY MAIL HOURS
The delivery window of the
H alsey postoffice ia open Sundays
groin 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and lZ:20
to 12:36 and 5:15 to 6.30 p. m.
White Sewing Machines
> 422 F IR S T ST.,
E. L. STIFF
A LB A N Y
PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
THE
ffinmawick
P H O N O C B A P H S
and
' ‘The Sheik” Remarkable Picture
re c o r ds
This C h r istm a s
i
W hat could be
more
appropriate
than a Brunswick as
a Christmas gift to
be enjoyed by the
whole family the
whole year ?
This new-style
Brtnswick, equipped
to play all makes of
records at their best,
only
$130.
Sold on easy
payments.
(rive records to your friends who have a phono-
<raph. 6 0 0 0 records to select from.
ALBANY, ORE.
One of tbe moet rem arkable pic
tures of the c u rre n t season is “ The
S h e ik,” a Param ount picture pro
duced by George M elford, which
comes to the R ia lto theater next
F rid a y .
I t ia said to be a photo,
graphic masterpiece. Agnes Ayres,
a b ea u tifu l Param ount star, and
R udolph V a le n tin o ,
a talented
leading m an, are the featured
players.
Gillette safety razors, t l
$5. Ringo’s Drug Store.
and
Everready and Jem safety ra-
sort, $1. . Ringo’s Drug Store.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at
Hotel Brownsville. 50 cents.
F or Sale— Year-old
fir slab
block wood, $2.60 per tie r; fir block
woed, $8.00; m aple and oak, $3.50,
lelivered Halsey.
Brownsville
Warehouses. Chas. Sterling.
If you know an item of news
phone it to No. 205.
For rent or for sale—Houses and
farina in vicinity of Halsey.
W j . R ibelin.
Old papera, 5« a bundle at the
Enterprise office.
Dr. E. W. Barnum, dentist, at
Hotel Halsey every Tuesday and
Friday.
_______
Trespass notices ready printed
at the Enterprise office. In small
lota, ten cents eaob.
For
Posts.
sale—Cedar shakes
Load lota delivered.
and
Brownsville Warehouses.
Federal governm ent
huhters
k ille d 10,351 coyotes, 2045 bobcats
|
business,
the
B
ro
w
n
sville
mer
Brownsville Briefs
I chants are p u ttin g on th e ir C hrist •a d lynxs and 43 cougars in Ore
In order tw protect the street mas a ttire and th ru a page adver gon in tbe past six years.
from caving, a retaining wall had tisem ent in the Times they bid fair
There was an extensive strike of
to be constructed under the w alk the local h olida y trade.
d riv e n o f m ilk wagons in New
along the east side of thb south ap
Y o rk last week. M an y policemen
proach o f the bridge.
The high
"T h e disarm am ent conferengr were required to preserve ordet
water cut away a good deal of tbe
gravel and d ir t fillin g and was en must be successful. No opposition, and 22,000 women took the vacanr
dangering the paviug.
Superin specious or p o litic a l, w ill be com u places in the regular police ser
tendent B la ke'y w ith a force of tenanced. There m ig h t be a flee», vice.
men did the work, w hich promises ing te m ptation w ith a few to visit
upon Lodge and bis as ociates tb»
to prevent fu rth e r trouble.
sirae methods th a t he him self in
The flood 1; st week was not nearly yoked against h u m a n ity , b u t it
Notice it hereby given that the county
so serious as tbe one two weeks w ill be overwhelm ed ia the larger
perintendent of Linn county, Oregon,
previous; s till a very large vo l consideration of the general wel
ill hold the regular examination of ap-
ume of Water came out of the h ills fa :e .” — M ". Cox, who ran again»t
icanta for state certificates at Albany,
and spread over the valley near H a rd in g fo r president.
rtgon, as follows:
Commencing Wedneiday. December
the river.
' Teachers’ Examination
Mrs. C unningham , from
Post
Falls, Idaho, is here to v is it her
m other, M rs. G oodall, and sister,
Mrs. T urn er.
M rs. G oodall is
very much out o f health, being
confined to her bed much of the
tim e.
that is taking the country by storm, now in its
second week in Portland. The pictjjre that
broke all records for a week's run in N ew
ork last week. W e are proud to be able to
offer tbe people of Halsey the chance to see
this production at a time when the whole coun
try is clamoring to see it.
Second hand
Rugs
Congoleum
Linoleum
■ »
: »
IÌ
Popular Remedies
<
Squibb»' Mineral O il
North
No. 18, 12:04 p. m.
24, 4.34 p. m.
14, 5:27 p. m.
AND
WOODWORTH DRUG Co.,
Ringo’s Drug Store
Agnes Ayres a n d Rudolph Valentino
in»scene from the Paramount Picture,
'S h e Sheik*. a Oeopfe Melford Production.
NEW
R P. D ougherty and James Fer
re ll are razing the old live ry barn
on M ain street.
The rem oval les
sens the fire hazard and ought to
reduce insurance rates on adj icent
property.
ALFALFA SEED THIS SEASON
According to Reports to Bureau of
Markets and Crop Estimates Pro
duction Is Largor.
_____
’
A somewhat larger production of al
falfa seed this year than last Is Indi
cated by reports to the bureau of mar
kets and crop estimates.
Dry, hot
weather Interfered with th t crop In
portions of the Southwest, but else
where the crop Is larger than usual.
Who Shall Enter.
Not every one that salth unto me.
M r. Cruge, a form er wed-known
citizen, was here the la tte r p art of Lord, Lord, shall enter Into the king
the week from S ilverton, looking dom of heaven ; but he that dooth the
a fte r his residence property on the will of my Father which la In heaven.
east side of M ain street im m e di —Matthew 8 :21.
ately south of the bridge.
The evnngelistic meetings at tile
B aptist church under the direction
o f State Evangelist M G. Bentley
are growing in attendance and in
terest. As should be the case, tbe
other churches are assisting in th«
effort.
A rth u r W arren has been la id up
fo r some days w ith a heavy cold
th a t a t one tim e threatened pneu
Patching Wallpaper.
To match wallpaper successfully, th-
stead of cutting the paper tear ,’t
acr,«s irregularly.
The white edge
made by the tearing will not be on
the patch, hut on the unused paper.
By matching the design the patch will
he almost Invisible.
Notice to Hunters.
I have leased my farm known as the
"Vance place."
Anyone hunting on
same will be prosecuted.
G L E N N CH ANC E.
W ith the la t large a h n m e n t of
apple« from »he W i lam ette and monia.
Umpqua valley» on it* wav to
In a n tk ip a i o i o the holiday
England in the stein.abip Nebras
ka, the apple »hipping season in
ihoae district.« is completed. Theee
apple« were ship,wd by the Oregon
Grower»’ association.
In spite of
the general sluggish condition of
W ith hearts swelling with gratitude we thank the people of
the m arket throughout the ship
Halsey who have twen so free with assistance during the days of
ping season, there was a good de
Illness at our borne and «»p c ally the ladies who h«9e kept
mand for large apples of nearly ev
watch by the sickbed.
ery variety if they’ could be laid on
Wm H aud A. A. W HEELER.
the market early. Sm all apples are
bard to dispose of even in a year
when Ute demand is good.
& £r 6r Of &
ór €r €r €r
, 1921, st 9 o'clock a. m.. and continu-
g until Saturday, December 24, 1921,
4 pm .
W EDNESDAY FORENOON
U. S. Hiatoty, W ritin g (penmaaship),
naic, Drawing.
W EDNESDAY AFTERNO O N
lyaiology, Reading. Manual Training,
imposition, Domestic Science. Meth-
t in Resdiug, Course of Study for
rawing, Methods io Arithmetic.
T H U R S D A Y FORENOON
Arithmetic. History ot Education,
ycology, Methods in Geography, Me-
aoical Drawing, Domestic Art, Course
Study for Domestic Art.
TH U R SD A Y AFTERNOON
Grammar. Geography, Stenography,
tuerican Literature, Phytic», Type-
-iting, Methods of Language, Thesis
r Primary Certificate.
F R ID A Y FORENOON
Theory and Practice, Orthography
pelling), Physical Geography, English
terature, Chemistry.
F R ID A Y A FTERNO O N
School la w , Geology. Algebra, Civil
»veinment.
SA TU R D A Y FORENOON
Geometry. Botany.
SA TU R D A Y AFTER N O O N
General History, Bookkeeping,
E D N A GEER,
County School Supt
300- Egg Baby Chicks
»earPriend: I f yon are interestedlin
king tome money in chicken« y
st have the beat. We are able to fur
h you on early orders tab» “ '1”
u O. A. C. White Leghorn
£
I stock of special mating for
7
ter »gg producers.
r
>ur bird» will be mated to O. A '
kerels of a 300-egg strain
We onl'
:h egga from our own breeding pen»
refore order early if yon wish to be
t of delivery.
Vrite for prices or come end inveati-
l lor yourself.
P. A Pehraeon and E. W. Sylvester.