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H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
M A Y I I . 1922
H A L S E Y R A IL R O A D T IM E
Jots and Tittles
North
I No. 18, 12:01 p. m
24, 5.50 p. m.
(Continued from page 3)
South
No, 23, 11:29*. m.
17, 5.39 p. m.
C. J. Howe of Brownsville is not |
e r iN n iV u a h u n n » o
diacoursged by the burning of bia I
° *
M A IL H O L R 8
brooder house. Ha is planning to I The delivery window of the
rebuild at once and at the earn* Halsey postoffice ie open Sunday«
time ba« thought hie partner'« In- grom 9 :15 to 9:45 a. m. and 12:20
iereei io Ute grocery etore.
I to 12 .3 5 an d 4:45 to 5.00 p. in.
Crawfordsville
J u n ‘eei3
will
b ,rb e c u '
have
,D d
n
I
W O R L D 'S
LARGEST
: C H A IN
B U Y IN G
FOR OUR
3 12 S T O R E S
DEPARTM ENT
STORE
ASSURES
LO W EST
O R G A N IZ A T IO N
312 DEPARTMENT SR
ALBANY,
a
picDic I PAID-FOR
Tbe bueinr«« part of Holley wa«
destroyed Thursday night by a fire
which started in Malone’« «tore
after it wae cloeed for the night.
Petitions are ont to have tbe
PARAGRAPHS
2“
Swanson,
Brownsville road district divided., |
ft i. so large as to be nnwialdv.
Reid’
D e a le r-
E llio tt
three in one picture I
Which is
W illia m T. Cochran,
B row ni.i-^.««
iuu.us.iufi as
* b you
i i agree
some w
combination
you'll
ville pioneer, celebrated bia 71st They all appear in Paramount’s
klirthiluv
at bis
kia home
home in
in Albany
A 1 k * an » I a
rtaasst * 1 feature
f a .» .,.* «
in o
... n 't m
■■ Every.
n
b irth d a y at
special
"D
Tell
»Saturday.
I thing’’ which comes to tbe Rialto
D I. Isom of Halsey was in the“ ter tomorrow night.
I t con-
Eugene Saturday on business, and I . ID* • P °l° game, golf, plenty of
••
• •-
I situation« and a strong love inter
est. What more could anyone ask ?
- E"gene Register.
It is so large as to lx unwieldy.
Showing Patent-
“ Straps,” Milady’s
P'avorite Footwear
Bewitching Dress Styles
In Taffeta and Canton Crepe
E have received a large allotment of a recent extraordinary purchase of gowns
which we believe will win instant admiration. In many respect«,‘this offering of
dresses is the best we have yet made this season. Each garment is distiucth
new, expressing the veipr latest development of fashionable New York and Paris. The
manufacturer offered his entire stock to us knowing that the requirements of our 312
stores alone could use them. Thus we received a price-concession which enables us to
offer them for sale at such a remarkably low price. The price does not begin to represent
their true value.
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W
We have a lew copies of tbe pro
Help the public library by eat
gram of the Shedd Chautauqua
w hic'i interested parties can have ing chicken dinoer at tbe MoCully
building on election day.
on r-quest at this office.
Chasley Robinson, employed at
Dr. E. W. Barnum, dentist, at
the A. H . Quimby farm, out off a
Hotel Halsey every Tuesday and
thumb while splitting wood. On Friday.
Tburiday our two physicians and
Mrs. Howe of Browneviile, nurse,
F»r bomeii acreage and farms
admioietered an aneethetic and eee I d# M. Cumminga, 227 South
dressed the wound.
Fourthstreet, Albany. Phone 278 R
Mrs. Fred Jackson and dangh.
H ay and wheat for sale.
ter aod Mrs. Bert Minckley of Lake
Creek were in town Saturday.
—J. S. Nicewood.
D. 8. McWilliams and wife aod
Parties having borrowed my
•on Elliot, aooompanied by James
Rector, spent Saturday at tbe wire stretchers please return tbeui.
— G. W. Moruhlnweg.
county metropolis.
Farmers, Attention! Before ycu
Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell
and L. E. Walton drove to Albaoy breed your mares see Zimmerman a
Shire atallioo, at Halsey Fridays.
Friday in the Maxwell oar.
H M. Bond-end bis mother, Mrs
M C. Bond, were Albany visitors
Friday.
SILK, VELVET, TINSEL POSIES
Flowers In Vast Profusion Now Adorn
the Millinery Counters for
Spring Wear.
James Bond and wife of Albany
vi«itad their daughter, Mrs. J. w .
Moore, and family hare Tuesday.
Flowers have arrived In vast pro-
fu»l6n In millinery departments, and
the woman visitor will find more
flowers than she has Imagined, In all
the modish new fuchsia, violet and
The Shedd Chautauqua ie May ruby shades; In all tbe tawny and
19, 20 and 22, skipping Sunday. orange «hades from lemon yellow to
brown; In flame and scarlet, rone and
Don'toe misled as to date by pink; In peacock and Irla blues; In
• bat blundering paragraph on page wistaria and lavender In a doren
*1.
•hades. Beautiful silk roses, there are.
Sherman Savage and Loie Pearl a pair of them made with French art.
and with long green trailing stems and
of Brownsville have been licensed
leaves In ruby, or rose or pink; huge
to wed.
flat velvet meet In all these shades,
The county realty board, of also In purple and blue. Magnificent
which J, W Moore ie secretary, I looking tulips and lilies, and charming
trails of fuchsia; monster single mom
met Tuesday at the county seat. 1 Ing glories and popples, flat roses with
Next meeting is June 8.
ostrich flues and orchids and ferns
Mise Edith Forrest Red Cross are also worthy of mention; smaller
executive for the county, ie home garlands of roses and grapes, gay as
any garden, and specially Interesting
from her month's vacation inSe-
are the silver rosea and metal tissue
•ttle.
leaves.
Mrs. Lottie Bowers of Eugene is
visiting Mrs, Wheeler for a few
days
She arrived on today's
i rain.
Fred Frady and wife of Peoria
have an 8.pound aon, born Satur
day.
Henry Moran of Brownsville
has celebrated his 09th birthday
P O L IT IC A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T S
REPUBLICANS!
Sh*i: Oregon continue to hold
the preeminence that I* now
hers ?
Answer “ Y e s !”—Vote X13
RALPH E. WILLIAMS
National
In the presidential election of
I'1!«, when there was dissension
and division everywhere, Oregon
was the only state west of the
Missouri river to go republican.
Harmony I
Progressives and republican*
united in giving credit tor this
remarkable achievement to Ralph
I- Williams, national committee
man sinoe l'» 4
lu recognition of this sndother
service* Rslph Williams was elect
e l \ ice -chairman
th* second
highest honor within the power
the republican national com
mittee to tiestow. It i* a position
of influence to be reached only by
years of faithful and intelligent
service
of
for
Ralph W illiam s is th* first coin
raitteeman representative from
any western slate to be elected to
the vice-chairmanship.
Ralph W illia m * is a veteran of
the national organiutiou
He
stand* at the head with the lead
er*. A new man wonld. of cus
tom and necessity, stand at the
foot with the followers
Republican leaders, in congress
and out. are Ralph W illiam s'
triends This friendship meant
much to Oregon and th* north
west W ithout ostentation Ralph
W illiam s enlists the aid of these
leaders for the things the north
west needs from the national gov
ernment
Vote for RALPH E. WILLIAMS
for Republican National Committeeman
leader.
CHIC
MILLINERY
Are
Values
Unsurpassed
in Town!
for Spring
The display includes every
conceivable fashion, from the
perky tailored chapeau of
unrelenting outline to the
transparent lace hat with a
lazy droop, from the ever
straight-brimmed sailor to the
brilliantly flowered and col
ored hats that suggest spring
time loveliness.
The prices are amazingly
low, quality and style consid
ered.
T h ..1?™
fi?r I*/1*™00”' ’ tr*et
Vote X18 lor Ralph E.
Paid advertisement by W
B Ayer
W illiam *.
By the way, have yon recently viiited
our Ready to-Wear Section? I t to
now a great baxaar of Spring richueu.
•
$2J49, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98
LA FRANCE
U
VOILES
Fine Ginghams
Fancy and Plain
Vou know the merit of La France
ginghams, the standard from coast
to eoast. We buy them directly from
tbe mills and
save you money.
Newest patetrns
for spring ami
summer.
Printed voiles, 39-inch ; new dainty
designs; beautiful
shsdiugs;
also
some staple colors.
Yard, 25c
Fancy, 39c
Plain colors, 29c
OUTING SHOES
BOYS’ HOSE
- 2 0 2 ” Brand
Real wear in
Made of
' M2 • brand hose
high-grade
GLADIO 99
GINGHAMS
Percales of Quality
yarns ; extra
heavy ribbed . shaped ankles. rein
forced heels and toes, pair .-
$1.69 to $2.25
START EGGPLANT IN
WARM. SUNNY PLACE
Rich Soil and Good Cultivation Is
Necessary.
Occasional Application* of Vary W eak
Liquid M anure le Beneficial—»
L ittle Flea Beetle I* Most
Troublesome.
Eggplant, to called because the
great fruits are about the else and
shape of an ostrich egg. It closely re
lated to the tomato and pepi»er and
require* very much the same treat
ment aa do peppers, say garden spe
cialista of the Vntted »tales Depart
men! of Agriculture. Tbe eggplant la
very easily Injured by cold and the
plant* must
be started
Indoors
» W a n t la F rali Ac Vlalder.
throughout the greater part of the
country. 8tart the seed Io the house
be transplanted ta pots Oç to a shal-
I
1» J am*IL box ttiled_wi£h
b7
busln-aa wear by either women or misses
They are as colorful as Spring Itself; also embrace the staple colors such as black and navy Fron
the accompanying Illustrations you can gather something of the beautiful line* possessed In
these garments, but to fully enjoy them you sbould visit our ready-to-waar section and stutb
them carefully.
Committeeman
Keep Oregon to the fron t-D on ’t let her («lump
Keep Oregon a
$3.98, $4.98, $5.90
The quality of leather and work
manship that goes into these shoes
assures you of long wear ami foot
comfort. Our low prices make them
exceptional values.
Klk and niulehide shoes, dull
soles. ' nailed and sewed bellows
tongue;
for
Republican
1 he large buying power of
this great nation-wide institu
tion brings these smart styles
to jou at exceptionally low
prices. See them on display
at this store now.
Military, low or junior Louis
heels, with plain or perforated
vamp and quarter.
Men’s Long Wear
Stull she forge ahead as * leader
in the republican party?
OREGON
Values for May That Need No Emphasis
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
Three Stan in one Picture
P R IC E S
Our Own Brand
The J. C. Penndy Co. exclusive
brand of fine percales.
Bought di
rect from tbe mills for our 312 stores
Pnll 36 inches wide; staadard qua I
■ty; lig h t and dark shade*. Yard,
only
Butterfly gingham* — The J. C.
Penney Co. brand.
Variety of beau-
tiful plaids and check* ; also pi . j n
colors.
37 inches wide.
19c
19c
MEN’S HOSE
KHAKI PANTS
A Real Value
For Men
Made of heavy khaki drill to a*,
Good weight cotton hose, rinforced
heel* and toes.
Black, navy, brown
snra
long service.
Cuff
bottoms;
button flap hip pockets; belt loops;
and gray are the color*.
suspender button*.
A splendid value
at
2 pairs for 25c
low box or tray filled with soil and
TTia pipe from the city water
kept In a warm, sunny place until the
tank to tbe ground, 64 feet, was
weather Is quite warm. Eggplant re
quires a rich soli and good cultivation. renewed this week, wheih neces
Occasional applications of very weak sitated the cutting off of the water
liquid manure also benefit the plants yesterday.
greatly.
Robin*° " , sister of
Eggplant It attacked by several .
*• Kitchen, returned to her
kinds of Insects, the most trouble
some of these being the little flea home on Monday, attending the
beetle which works upon the leave*, funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Mary
filling them full of small round bole*. Rogers, of Harrisburg.
As a remedy, dust the plants thor
tn £ ,Mr*- G T - Kitchen
oughly with air-slaked lime or very 1
I-ogan attended
fine tobacco duet. By removing tbe ♦kd rM rl
fru it* of the eggplant a t toon a* they the funeral of Mrs. Logan’s niece,
attain good site th * plant* can be T
° P al W inkle, at Corvallis
kept fruiting antll killed by frost
Tuesday. Miss W inkle was but
Black beauty and Improved large pgr- 14-years-old.
ple a rt among the leading vartetlea.
Mra George Hayes was the
gueat of Mia. Esther McKinney at
Corvallis Wednesday.
—— vjlrde,
Beversl aperies of bird* that are
The bank of the river caved in
associated with snow are given this
name, as the Junco and snow bunting and let Ralph M iller and bia home
These birds rear their vonng la sum- into the stream near »Shedd the
mer in m s b much the same as other other day and be thought himself
oirus.
lucky to eacapo with B duckiug.