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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1922)
itfm.<PHwww «-asv? ■V. PAGE 4 The Neighbors of Woodcraft Grange Notes H A LS E Y R A IL R O A D U i l L JUNIOR CLASS Last Thursday m orning the E n- North South Calapooia grange Ne. 414 at j terprise wanted a report of the do No, 23, It:2 9 a . m %. 5 - k. v” » B row nsville held its regular meet No. 18, 12:01 p. m. ings of the Neighbors of W oodcraft 24, 5.50 p m 17, 5,39 p m of the ing Saturday, A p ril 22, a t 1 o’clock, the preced og evening but was u n dinner being aerved at 12 by the able to get it. I t is stale news SU N D AY M A IL HOURS brothers. now. but here it is: The delivery window of the in starting your motor, Also the pep Neighbors o f W oodcraft and will present We voted fo r state grange of Halsey poetoffice is open Sundays th eir fam ilies, as well as a few ficers. ? grom 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and 12 20 and mileage. TRY IT You’ll Come visitors, met after the regular to 12:35 and 4:45 to 5.00 p. m. ' A letter from The Country again. meetiug of the order to celebrate (a three-act comedy) Gentleman was read, whioh was a the silver anniversary of .N eigh- bora of W oodcraft. This is one of George I I Broadhnrst’s PrOte8t ««»'«Wt tricksters or games PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS The follow ing program was best comedies and has been played by l ° i ch “ nce at the county fairs, given : professionals and amateurs witb great' A letter from I. L. Patterson, a 'Admittance Here Reading, “ The Tale of a T oad,” 5 Cents succe**- member of M onm outh grange, W illa m in a Corcoran. a Line who is on the Republican ticket Children 25c Song, ‘ ’Babes in the W ood,” Rererveif Seats Adnlts 35c 45c Dorothy Corcoran. for governor, was read by the mas Yon can get tbe th rills of the ter. I alk, T. H. Barber. Give your boxing m atch w ith o u t danger of Piano solo, D eEtta Robuett. (Continued from page 3) I he follow ing resolutions were such a tragic outcome as recently Reading, " M y Josiah,” Mrs * adopted: Saturday K. A. Starnes, while occurred at uugoue, Eugene. m A ll i you need U , . Brown. d riv iu g cu m to pasture, ran into nesoived, Ib a t Calapooia grange qo is see tbe picture a t the R ialto J 414 go O C l on flfl record rOi'nrrl as aa being K aium op I Inmz.ve/vta It» 11 Vocal duet, ’ ’ Beautiful M<»on- No. a lim b and received severe injuries. tomorrow n ig ht W allace Reid ig h t,” Mrs. Robertson and Mrs FOR sAbE posed to the present method of w ill make you laugh instead of The state tax reduction meeting Templeton. electing state grange officers. And weeping. One nearly brand-new wiggle-tail elated for today at A lbany h Reading, ” Our H ired G ir l,” be it aJso a chance to be been postponed u u til after the Mrs. M ornbinweg. Resolved. T hat the constitution Sixteen-inch oak wood, $8, de primary election. Im m ediately a fte r the closing be changed so th a t ballots be ta l livered.— F O. Salm on, The high school ju n io r g irie ’ num ber a ll marched to the d in in g lied by the subordinate grange and btseball team was beaten 22 to 8 F or Sale, 4 ft, second growth h a ll, where ice cream, c ke and presented at the state grange by N. T . S need by a g irls ’ team from the school Red F ir Wood. Delivered in H a l coffee were St*rye<i. our delegate. in a pair of our in general last F riday. Games were played by some L ectu re r’s hour was as follow»: sey, $5.50 per cord, W. H. Beene while others visited and became Penny d rill. Foote Brothers want to rest on .Grant’s Birthday at School. b etter a cquainted. In s ta lla tio n of b irth da y box, 4 Sundays, so request customers t< D r. E. W. B a rnn m , dentist, at A t « late hour the meeting closed, do hiiiioess with them on other This m orning the lite ra ry society members having birthdays. a 'l declaring i t a very enjoyable of the high school rendered, io In strum en ta l music, “ A ra b H otel Halsey qvery Tuesday and days vhen possible. F rid ay. evening. honor o f Gen. U. S. G rant's b irth Dance,” Hazel Ackerman. T P. Patton and wife returned Reading, ” The Model H us day, the follow ing program, w ith Sund ,y from Corvallis, accom. For homes, acreage and farms band, ” Ora Pearl. Lon.se R obnett as leader : panic I bv th e ir daughter and son Oddfellows’ Anniversary Am erica, school. 'n -la v, M r. and M rs. O. B Stai- Men s rnuleskin out Here is a report which reached of flag, school. nak'-r. l'iie Htalnakere returned ing Shoes, leather the office w ith a promptness that Salute Saturday evening, A p ril 1. A ll B attle H ym n of the Republic. to th e ir homeSnnday evening soles and heels ielighted the editor : L ife o f U S. G rant, Grace Rob reported an extra good time. PASTEL SHADES ARE REVIVED T in candym aker from P o rt A m otion waa passed t b i t Every lodge of Oddfellows in ertson. land who has been employed at the country celebrated the 103d G ran t in the c iv il war, Janet 'Members be allowed to b ri hg Faded and China Bluaa and Coral and Ed S to r ti’ E lite cafeteria in A l th e ir children w ith thftm in to our anniversary of the order last night Boggs. 4at Beads for Trimming Are bany has proved such a success lu Halsey the program followed Featured. Tenting on the O ld Camp meetings.” that the H ub confectionery is get w is : O ur next m eeting was set for Ground. Men s black chrome After an absence of several years, tin g its goods at wholesale from Prayer, Rev. C. T. Cook. G rant as a President, Deliner Saturday evening, A p ril 27, at 8 during which primary pigment colors 8 to i lz. elk outing Shogs. o’clock. Piano duet, D eEtta and Louise W ahl. Plans are being made for some of blue, red and yellow and derivations Robnett. leather soles and M c K in le y ’s Appreciation of I. vie Standish, who is employed visitors and there w ill be a candi therefrom have held the center of the R ecitation, Hermah Koontz. G rant, A lta Hayes. heels bv lie M ultnom ah Box and Lum color stage, pastel colors are to be re Saxophone solo, Mrs. B M Permanence of G ra n t’s Faroe, date to take the firs t and second stored to favor, according to cables ber ompany, in Portland, came up degrees. • Bond by James GJ Blaine, Mearle Stra- from the Dry Goods Economist's Paris Saturday and stayed t ill Monday, ley. A ll committees are appointed office. Reading, A lta Hayes vis itin g w ith friends and relatives. Solo, A lb e rta K o o ntz. Star Spangled Banner, school. and special entertainm ent w ill be We are told that no less a French I f “ intends to go to M ontana in Reading, Janet Boggs. Due to the lack of co-operation provided for our viistors. authority than Worth Is pushing faded Ju le for a b rie f visit w ith his Lunch w ill be served at 12. Solo, Cecile M ayberry. of some o f the students, the pro and China blues for both day and eve Buy your next pair parents, who live near G reat Falls. A ll members and th e ir fa m ilies ning wear, and featuring coral and let R ecitatio», M ildred M cK inney. gram was not as complete as Shoes from the largest beada for trimmings. Instead of vivid Address, Rev. C. T. Cook. I'lie old p rin te r man of the En- planned, but i t was rendered well are urged to come. exclusive m en’s Shoe colors, which la against all law and Piano solo, Georgina C lark. te prise, by a provoking oversight, and enjo/ed by the high school. Grange Reporter stock in Linn county. evidence. Brilliant colors are staple le t the advertisement for a house- Address, Mrs. James M cM ahan. for evening wear. W illia m McMahan was presented l<- «per in page 2 th is week. House It Is said that Lanvin Is advocating keepers galore had replied to it w ith a jewel for tw enty-five years’ pastel blues for both day and evening Membership. H id a very efficient one had th, «ear. and It Is now common knowledge job. The widespread notion that The younger people played that Madeleine A Madeleine have ft >od household help is hard to :ames and a tine feed was enjoyed, adopted a dull greenish blue for ell I’he la tte r included ice cream and I id seems unfounded as regards their spring models. •this comm unity, eatables such as the Halsey Re- Jenny has adopted forget-me-not P H O N O C R A P H S A N D R E C O R D S bekahs are wont to produce. There blue end raspberry reds for taffetas A. Clausen’s farm home, three! T h e S t o r e w ith » i i n n n r a is uo guesswork in our assertion and for crepe de chines. And from miles west o f A lb an y, was burne l , | e a 4 ® ! v (J v ? 1 other French sources comes reliable tiin d a y m orning. M r. Clausen, 11 I<U e \ 6 i y c u s t o m e r , hnt these ladice have uo superiors Information that pastel colors are gain m c u lin a ry art, for the editor and who is ulllicted w ith paralysis, was ALBANY, OREGON ing ground. ns wife were treated to generous s tved I y the help of neighbors. Ample evidence that Paris Is not samples which M'sses Ruth Frum FOR M AY The other members of tbe fa m ily , alone In adopting pastel colors Is and Geraldine Cook took the rieuds after May 1 at Haines, trouble to carry to them. except his wife, were at church presented In the action of leading Most of the fu rn itu re was saved, »here Mr. Maraters is engaged in dressmakers In New York, tfho have b ut not that in the upper story. farm ing and stockraising. taken up military blues, that Is, gray Retainer Progressed. blues, for cape suits, and. In addition, The bouse, valued at $2500, was The plows spee led up the last Description of on old retainer wns favor pastel colors for capes and 2254 insured for $1000. seek. „...Isham Jones' O rchestra given by Disraeli In the course of a dresses made of broadcloth. 75c i You’re *\BJues Only a Baby conversation with Sir Philip Rose: A p re tty home wedding was ob- That the adoption of pastel colors Is Mrs. L . C. M erriam was in A l “For the first five years Baum was •erved A p ril 15 at 8 p. m. a t the not confined to dressmakers Is seen , I f i 5 - _______ .................................. bany caller F riday. ...... Hawaiian Players with me I found him a most excellent residence of Carlos Maraters, 921 In the taking up of such soft shades 75c J My Hawaiian Rainbow... Leentha S » k ir irv in i 01 of Tau- ►or» ant® for the next Bve years' he W eidler street, Portland, whet | Miss — ” ■••••» « vu as raspberry red for strapped slippers «■» a faithful and Interesting friend; by manufacturers of shoes wooing the T u lly O'erdel Lorentz was united HPeul the weekend here and for the Inst five years he has been 5123 ( Mother, My Dear.. advance trade. Beige, too. Is slso W illia m D MarMere, sop Mrs. R. II. C ornelius w,.s « a most Indulgent master." ...Theo Karie seen In strapped slippers, especially $1 I In the Moonlight.. I M r sn.l Mrs. E g. Marsters passenger to tbe county seat F rid a t for women who spend the winter at of Halsey, Lym an, brother of th. Antiquity of Honey. fashionable resorts In the South. 2256f Evening Bells ....... ...Violin, Flute, Harp bridegroom, acted as best man and M r i- Beene and he. Rorey Is prohnhty the most ancient 75c (Sweet Longings.... Mi-,» Gertrude Porter as maid o* *r” fher, W . A. A llen , drove to and honorable of all sweet foods. Its ■louses for Spring. honor Mra. Grace Marsters Brand Ku«'*"e Monday pedigree Is older than the pyramids S H E L L G A S O L IN E Halsey High School N O T IC E T H E D IF F E R E N C E “ Why Smith Left Home” H IL L & CO. Jots and Tittles Rialto Theater May 6 ' FEET Garden Cultivator 1 Horse Corn Planter Comfortable Light Summer Shoes J $1.95 $2.65 ®runawick K a Ï n CLOT h T noct T RECORDS N O W ON S A L E y ,*,1.?-*.0? r U .r f b , M r. tore, the bridal party marched down lairs ami in to the parlor where Rev. Paul Green gave th b eau tifu l ring ceremony. M a in useful and valuable presents wer. received ,r ° " 1 *riend" «’id relatives r ills is 1 be culm ination of a friend, »hip beginning d uriu g war day. wh. u W ill was stationed at Boston The couple w ill be Bt home t, f QSO& D Y E Swnat- ’ rtf. S k ir t . S to c k in g s . 1 * J W e .-IIso have Din- j "ton.I Dyes. Twink 5 Dvo Soap anti hair ; <be. freckles - x N o w is th e tim e * rid j f < t these ! I I. i | to ire t » » g ly sp o ts, A m isp rin t in Thomas F R yan’» a lv» rtisem ent on pag* 2 fays in promises, if .iected slate treasurer, ’ reduce the expenses o f th- Ih-o 20 per cent. Mr. Ry< n ■ ye 30 per cent. M r. I »l ess or Draperies in < Barbour JT Miss Donna Robertson was on Eugene P ible Woodworth Drug Co. I A L BANY fa m ily of Tue«- day and were guests at the Dr T I. M arks home. rhe p ro g ra m of the OREGON It’s not Hawthorne. Cart» Blanch». “Fuel he mine." said the coal dealer's 'clerk, proposing to his girl, -pn always let you have your own weigh." —Boston Transcript Wallace u niversity Tuesday night for a musical number. De W h ip Pn Order Out ef Confusion. One of Washington's most eatu-ihlo char., tensile» was the taewltr of hrtagtng order out of confusion.— Fine batistes and organdies are chiefly offered In lingerie styles, and these blouses tuck In. at the waist. For these waists one hears of Ameri can demands for the flat Peter Pan collar, but most of the blouses have the standard roll collar, pin tucking plays an Important part, as does fagoting; and there continues to be use of color for tiny Insets and collar • nd ruff border». ^ . r ia l t o F r i d a y " I An Uppercut to the Funny Bone ». n— I tot» kite to arrange for your seed corn. You can ’t 2 do bettor than give Small's J It is I t 0 ° k W* * C,lle<» t<> Early Dent a trial. H arrisburg to have charge of the splendid for ensilage and } funeral o f Mrs. L y d ia Burnett, y makes wtdl-filled. early- } »ho died last Sunday. She bave» matured ears. Our cata husband, one eon and two è d iiig h le rs She was a nu mber of log tells all about it. < “ i ‘?)?n i *n°Ctur" einr i ,S h arP MaJ” P ^ n o Elly Ney ffLoOl Hungarian Dance No. 1, Piano... “ ” id C B and ! I I III ft h n H et k l» ‘ < r» ',i m . O th in e I r 'h - U n ite d H re tb re n c h u rch The « virength. Ruota l«n ,„ ,| l> B u rne tt amt Co -k f . m ili s « wm rrv, klr i ream (I „ _ , . - , F O R T IH to .m l »we.ly feet I 1 Î » « 8 at I n, Mien » Foot (Use. i*l,» i,ie Junction C ity f t li»ls W Druggist C O L A. O R Ringo, IT E makes old straw look like new. Lola L o .„ ......................... In 1920 $255,785,538 worth of firm s and homes in Oregon wen- under mortgave for an aggregate f $^8,039,5K8, nr more than oue- Roland Marks cam« over from h ird of the total value. '»• A. C. and spent the week en< with ids parents in th is c ity . Mr». Ida Afaxwell of A lb a n y, who had been vis itin g Mrs. Sallev h«re, weul home M onday. P o rtla n d m otored to Halsey e I ’ t i l h u m 's I » y e s 1611_____ 2246 i Poor Little Me ..Bennie Krueger 7«>c ( Don t Leave Me, Mammy.. ^ngel ........... Se.> ? " ï e! Child Child......' 7 ........... Selvin’« Orchestra Pythagoras’ famous recipe for lon gevity was: “Eat nothing on your bread hut honey “ H. C r L X i J Z T d S d i S r s f t ' 7. — fWldsChanih V t£6Ai«jjwu«ui/LAntay Ak T Round one -H e is br.niled N G 'by O.d .„ d driven ,nto th . croci crool world Round two—He te Ganbont W illi» n. fistic artist Round T h r e e - H . wtned .„ d d.ne,i h’ L ’ r t r ? \nd"then°“ ' v ‘ , ’ h ’tTWtKT b” »»<• •«•rvy eves. £ Also a Mermeid Comedy— tw o reels ♦ Relieve the Eyes from the «train of sewing and the operation becones 50 per c e il easier ,he cloth, watching the d,BC‘ ng needle sre ruin- ’ h* We manufacture »nd ell the moat reliable lenses on the mar- O p t& m entrißt. ALLAN T (Myra Harold Albro. Manufacturing Opticiso.