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I h . t to d w Um. u ,, j „ „
k
stork
■ n
„ ou,d
"W/NCffiSTeK
b x W M H . a n d A A. W IL K E G E R
W m . H . W h e e le r , E d it o r .
A lr * ' , A, A W h e e le r , B ualneaa M e n a c e r
u-nd L o c a l N e « > E d it o r .
come from Chicago C. O. D.
Then the girl did what she
might have done in the first place
She sent the money and a descrip
B u b a c rlp tlo n a , »1 50 a y e a r In a d v a n c a .
T r a n s ie n t a d v e r tla ln a . 25c an In c h ; p e r - tiou of what she wanted
to tb<
» <,v,!r t ls ln g , 20c N „ d is c o u n t
Hamilton store at Albany, who
• o r t im e o r space.
In
P a id - f o r P a ra g ra p h s ,-' 5c a lin e
advertisements appear in tho En
N o a d v e r t is in g d is g u is e d as new s.
erprise. She did this one day aud
IIA I.S H V , Linn Co., Ore.. July 27, 1922 received
a dress the next d.ij
which gave her perfect satisfaction
The mail order house did it-
mail order business
bast, and returned the girl’s mone>
Hifty year« ago, wLeti A. Mont, *• promptly as tbs traoaacti-.»
ginnery Wurd, with a boy assiat- eoa’d he put through the routin.
ant, initiated the mail order buai- of its offices, but after more than a
nesg in a email room in Chicago, month s delay and disappointment
there was a big field for him to it failed in its attempt to give the
flourish in and flourish he did. desire I service.
There w as no parcel post, and the
Reeders o, this paper can find
wonderful transportation srfctem dealers in Halsey or nearby tow rot
of America was io
announce their readii
readiness to
ui
in its infancy, I who
’” 1° ■nnouuc«
but Mr. Ward sont out honest d e -|5UPP,Jr
ordinary wants, Read
scriptious of what he had to sell tb« •dvertisemeute.
undone order Jed to another until
'"*
Tbsre
are settlers far from town
the business occupied
many-floored
who
aorvice from ■
wvupicu
many
-
noored
wuu
can
get
better sorvice
k..:u:__
.
buildings, covering
scree of . ground mall order bouse than m any other
Hud employing thousands of peo- way. They go to town but seldom
pie, aud the profits be and hi. « J when they dogo they lack thè
partners accumulated reached far tf»® to go from one store to
into the millions.
another and aearch out the vari-
Competitors arose ; in proportion ou* art'cles.
as they followed his example and
Such • family, if it can bave a
sent their customers exactly the
from a big central house
articles described they prospered Ican **1 down at leisure and make
or fdi|ed-
ou ta » «»■* o'
wants snd send
or H« want«
Some of these established branch <0 order and remittance. In due
»uses in
ir im i«
n a v i. of the
a , I time notice comra
comee that 1 freight is
houses
in V various
parts
____.
____„
„
at
the
d’Pot-
The settler can
country, but fora long time Mont
gomery Ward & Co., as Mr. Ward’. H " 79 to lowu' l ° ' d bis purchases
wagon in a few minutes
firm was known, stuck to lh
Ihe e l° n .
aud go home happy
original plan.
But nine of every ten, if not
Mr. Ward is dead and the busi
ninety
of every hundred, ’ in - these
ness in the haiids
successors
. . . . . of bis T
U lA v M U J I I l
—
days ‘ ? can nk 89lbeU
get better
all
has bruncheil out a. other mafl Z
" « satisfaction
‘‘«f‘ ction al
order houses had done. Whether
>y P*tronixing local deal-
this is a good business policy is in I
i*™ sending abroad, if they
doubt.
I only knew it.
Which of These
Winchester
Tools
Do You Need?
Good Tools for Fall Repairs
I l’S the little repair, which are neglected that hasten depreciation
and pile up big repair bills.
Save money this season by doing the small repair jobs about the
bouse or farm before the cold weather returns.
You will fin d . Winchester Tool made for accomplishing whatever
work you undertake-« tool that makes the job.’easier for the .ma-
, t ur and adds to the »kill of the expe
rienced workman.
Mide by the manufacturers of the fa
mous Winchester guns, a Winchester
tool has special steel correctly hardened
and tempered, snd many refinements of
design and construction that stamp it a
superior tool.
m s o
A person in the territory of ona
RoK°way furniture store
of the branch Imuses asking tor a u
,
y an Enterprise man on
catalog gets not the great list of i
f°“nd the proprietor
goods tho parent house used to ? ,
“ ° haira io a E i la n d
•end out, with its description, and
° X' Mr- Kogoway pointed
prices, hut nm,
fn»m
*i-A
i------
».
i
“
several
in the store exactly
one from the branch
like
those
in
the catalog except
••in vyit.i lists of articles alleged
to he kept there and supplementary r tb at
‘H his
ta price
P" M in the
“
etore was
Hats that may b« had from the fu0“ .20.!® 30 C9nt'' ’«war than
City’ ,0 which height
central house. How this works
cm be illustrated by a few in l would r ee 1 to be adi’ed.
— —
,
stances:
(•erman officials guilty of cruelty
A farmer far from town seut iu *nd other crimes in violation of
» • H ..I1 . „ . U r lo r .
I¡„ |, . » r l r a l « u,
"I
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p K „„r t . . . d U ï ; : : „ ,h ; . x '
- O' — — »»«UlUIV
lie received word that part of
the were turned over to the Oerman
goods had been sent from the authorities for trial on tb
proui-
branch house and part from tbe I iae that if guilty
they would be
parent
concern.
he naa
punished, few
few were
had I I puniennu.
.
..... .............. When
'
«"
tried N and
receivud them and paid freight on their trials were farcical
This pocket catalog
of Winchester Tools
is a very helpful
haudbook for the
man who likee fine
tools. Free for the
asking at our store.
.
I T T ARCHIE
W ATCHMAKER&feweld
f o . .i .c o « h,,,,
(h„ , h. y
,h „ .. n„„d,
— «Ulivi
Would have cost in the I town
town to
tz* I for
for trial
Ir.el in French
. ■ courts.
And
w hich he had to go to get the I ahe is right,
freight.
1
occured in
lb a n y , |_ Ca,ifor»
- Another
.o u o r c c u
, e eocjured
jn A
A)ban
v .,„ o r a ia
i. highway
highway I?thorities
authorities
hardw are
THE ^W C ff£ST£H store oreg ° n
Fresh and
Cured Meats
cO days' credit
•'
.
P r o D s ¡ D ° , n e F , n c ’ ' WOTk
» t 1« p a. |
/V
J J
Ay >
is a straln on the eyet^ but i{
wear glasaes especially made for you the
strain*»» entirely elim inated.
We grind lenses lo your prescription,
so they w ill be as required. D o n't neg-
! «ect your eyes. Let
ess-ume them
' today.
FURNIIURE EXCHANGE
$30 to $75
A!
Harold Albro.
Manufacturing optician.
$15
f
F.
a.
A.
F in e
Drew Shoes
«
One-year teachers’ certificates
were given to Linn connty
----- people
----------------- —
at the state examination
as follows: . Office ,s t do° r south of school house
Basil Hoe ye, Anna Heckcox.
Heel
Ell n
Halaey, Oregon,
Adams,
-
lams, Muriel G.
g . Smith.
Smith Miuuie, I Healer
in -------
Real -------
Estate.
Del Markart, Bessie Cairuee, Lil- | e Handle* Towo «»d Ccmntry Propert
liau Earley, Eva Weeks J H l - I * _h,ra a
and *e e >f«J«canl
Gambill.
Frances Leave ngood,
Doris Leevec A nene Smail, M .mie
R IG H T & POOLI
Karstens, Rachel Betts, i - ° r a n a - J .W
L IC E N S E D F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R
B n i Z V ° t f ba C*r,er' Martha
H A R R IS B U R G
LEBANON
f Z k? ’ rr' Il'JoreTnce Soo“ . Call«
Thone 33
Phone ,5
S . v Lue/ “ Jenkuw- Mildred
______ _ „ U|
u u |ij|i
Branche» at
Carl Morris, ¿mnaa^Mattk? GUd’ l u i BroWB,vi,le' Phone J7C1S.
ys Thunton, Ralph McPnn.M
Phoaa ,66'
Kirk, Mg,
Laura B. Oliver. Vida Richardson ' 7------- --------------------
Alnion
^
ln?0,n, ' Fitzgersl I fnez
Inez Smith'
Smith’ 1 ° ™ 0,1 Appo,’,TMB!<To*
Exitcc
------ a wa- XiAGLCTRI
. , "ei Surrey’
omtth. l»«?o‘
Notice
i. h*reby
h— K. I''*" ",at . llle
. »"
B°rbild Olsen, Isabella
n‘T7tK
J ’
* “ T “ * of ,he Superio
bylviaFIo ^oung, Viola Fallsr’ Cnnr?
been . » U ' . ,nr C oan,T- Oregon has
James Bennett. Lillian Warmoth,'
?ted exr e ° tr“ of ihe la»
Marion Allen, Ruby Aon Scoti.
' ' ‘ h»"’" ’ ' of T. A l-owell, de
ceased. saht'
A ll Pe"O
person»
’■J'frè M. Pratt, Anna Marne AI I ogainit
"‘ h iv in g claim«
pUD
u m , . El8Ì’
K ,.¡.
î i «in* t h . - *"1 ?uU t* ” <re
'' 5 required
3 : ; ' “ !?»
to pre
Ìich
?|UrkeM
Monica
from the
Michel, Margaret Michel, Vers T. of m h,n " * mon,hs
With the proper
McMaster, Dorothy Joslin
id^nce m •? 1
t h' u?1'* r * ,Rne'l st her res-
ence
in
Halsey,
in
L
in
n county, Ore-
Cifwlmg F AlicV i r O* li,5g’
b u rn
g ' l E rm .a £ ^ 9’ Ir m a B la < * -
» « f-roa s t . A fU » y . « j retOB,
, Dated ,n d fi">‘ publish«,1 this 131
hr.LUC118 Ci,èmaD’ Nora
7 °f J"ly’
R osa I’ owki . i .,
umphrey», Lena Schulte, M. 8
Am o, a t
E xecutrix Aforeasid
Woodworth, Clara B Lawrence
Amo> a - T e is m o . A tty, for E xrx
B umy eraH VbetSl° ‘v ’ M"- U ura
K lees’ r
ir* F’ ley' Ma” 0 N o tic x o v H babing o f F inal A ccocni
Klage. Erica Moore, Mildred P .r ^un»eJ \ hr"T,by ff*eB ",8t ,he fin!l1
M Huston as adininistra
ton. Zalma Grove», Alta Gilbam
“ J* M ? le o f ,oel B Huston, dc
and Martha Gilham
i “ b e e n fil«d >n the County
A special one-year certificate .5 ? rL°*. J?0 " county, State of Oregon,
was g r a n ts Mrs. E ll. W o X
i
? h d* y 01 August. 1922,
F rii r ’ Tr rHJ of
Panted b r said court for the hearing of
Hed Gallegly of Albany and I V ob,ec,lons ,
1(, fin<|
and« lh<.
Kaus of Gates received five year M r^ nen. here?f' a* wh,ch Mra*
certificates.
J
M s r .n a nl 7 e*L'd
“ ,d e ,u te “ l v *P-
H n m ’r
c . C. B R Y A N T
atto rney a t l a w
Cusick Bank Building,
Albany, Oregr
ion.
Amor
A. Tussing
LAWYER a n d NOTARY
B R o w N S V it.t.E ,
O rvoon
T O S U ; WO-Acre Farm
First class work guaranteed
A M COLT
RA
Z2ÍL
¡H a la e y .
8
Tl,ree
from
W J . RIBELIN
BARBERSHOP
7p,tB.P0
i
i
. ¡
,
, ? FARMERS
,« r „
Kleetrio
Specialty
WILDEY LODGE NO. 05.
Regular meeting next Saturdai
night.
W. J. Ribelin
Dealer in
I
I. 0 . 0 . F.
T e i e r a Certified
»
. >s . .
and was mentioned in the Enter- wau‘ «65.000,0(^0 this ye.r for the
I ha lim
a
tin»».
_____
I |
prise at tbe
time.
With __
an •_ in I repair
repair of of pavaments
that have B
cubator full of eggs, a man sent to broken
down.
Our
highway
k Port’and home for a brooder, commission hopes to complete it,
figuring that thero would be plenty syatm. of through roads in five
of tune fir it to arrive before he l u i ' t
rePa,ra
w-Mild need it. Then, with Lis »ill probably coat aa much in por- RED STAR Oil Stoves
chicks due to hatch in a few day» portion to mileage aain California
bo got word that the branch house •cd the automobile« will be more
was out of stock and tbe brooder ‘han bu.y paying o ff,be 00nstru<!.
ha J U e n ordered from headquartar. hoo bonds and other taxes wili Other Oil Stoves
at Ch cago. He went to the Mur-
‘° 1x1 ,eviad ^ r tbs repairs.
up
Phy seed store and got the sam e1
identical brooder for loss than tbe
H a man has bean a member of I-ve ry lh in g at bargain prices.
« 2 West First st.. Albany. Oregon.
mall order price and saved hi. tbe Oregon legislature during all
chicks.
the yaar, whan it haa p a ^ j ,awi
A young girl in Halsey w.nted ‘bat have trebled snd quadrupled
a dress such as she could not find our taxes, 1, that . Com m end*.
'n town. She sent to a branch Uonfor his e|wlioD for , nulher
Wo make a
mail order house in Portlaud for ‘arm. If he has bean . ni. mb, r
Specialty of
its latest catalog and it came. of the way, and means committee,
Friendship,
‘ “® ° f ‘iered from It jost the dress which looks after the
•he wanted That wa, 00 th, H(|) finaocs, i, «hat . further recom.
ftngageineiit and
“f Tun« and ahe expected to wear mandat ion ’
^Vedding
'he garment at an affair that
Rings
Antf.prohitdtionisU boast that
would occur in a few day*. I„
•bout a week caiue a refund of har wet England has only one-tenth
M. F rench
sons
ALBANY
OREO.
dry Am .rio.,
money.
The drees wa. out of many murder.
atock hut would ba ordered from H might be mentioned . . . M. . on
fi
a
< hieago if she de»ired. She re- for t his that England usually hangs
tinned tbe remittance and selected murders and America does not.
I ’ractical Shoe
another numlwr from tbs Portland
Peterson Eepsf
Mr. Stanfield baa thi, ,0 hig
ring.
catalog, thinking surely eh» would
have that to wear on the 4th of
«•Be,al '«» of
uitad Slates seoitors: He did
Ju'y. But she did’ui. A week or
mora later than that the money not sit iu Washington an i do noth-
but talk th ^ , | . „ fiw y#Jrg
Ail work done promptly an
reasonably. Phone No. 26V.9
AMES
F A L K B R O S .,
H
F. M. GRAY,
Drayman.
Sold exclusively in this community at
Halsey
Meat Market
100 pounds from each place, min- France says she will n ,t it» / C
I...U »
—
„ „ „ „ .o n
c l i a r g t v:.
o . ’ L L —
r .
.'"
imum
traii.-nortaimn
. , . ô . _
not ’to,“
»«thdra
Cancer ia one of the most d r . . 7
ful scourges of this C o ^ y r
can be prevented but rsrelv , ,
. Dr Bloodgooj, a noUd •.» ‘‘Ered-
hy. give, the following
*hich, ,f universally ^ j , / 1*-
mght stamp out cancer
ed’
Cancer of the lip, tongue
mucous membrane of the .« ? ®
rod cheek, attack, aduh. w h ^ X
tobacco in any form and who ha ’
ragged, dirty teeth.
The co/nl ,
..lion i. the canaa; .„ d the CZ *
Winchester Nail H am m er- bination is unr.e e sary
’
Forged from crucible steel
Warts and moles and other ah
that will not spread or crack.
normal,t.ee of the skin car, £
Full adze eye and interlock divided into three groups
1- Those which should be re
ing wedges lock the head to
moved at once, because they £
the handle. Claws will grip
d lbe kind which frequently d.
and pull any headless nail.
velop into cancer.
J
.T
b .0M 8 v ‘ q de,ocle- like little
Winchester Hatchet— Head
red birthmark., and thing.
drop-forged from one solid freckle.,
which cancer Kpra^ 9
piece of high-grade steel. cally never develops.
F
Bit carefully tempered and
H I hose skin defects which
ground to a keen edge. should be watched and removed if
Beveled nail slot gives sure they show any sign of growth
weeping or ulceration.
grip. Second growth hickory
Cancer of the uterus attacks the -
handle. Half pattern and motners of our children R
largely or entirely due to the nee
shingling pattern.
ect of the proper „ p a ir or h..i*
Winchester Pliers — Accu mg of the injuries due to child,
rately fining joints in posi bearing. There is much evidence
tion to give greatest possible that cancer of the uterus is a pre.
vantable disease. It is certainly
leverage.
Sharply milled la.gely curable if recognized at
teeth grip and hold. Several once.
A lump in tbe breast of any wo.
patterns of slip-joint pliers;
• Iso lineman's side cuttihg man over 25 yeara of nge should
receive immediate medical exam-
pliers and flat-nose pliers
l nation.
Winchester Auger Bits -
When you know you are sick
Open center and solid center y°or insides, go to your fami
patterns. Bore
Bore through
through hard
hard- Physician and demand a thorotii
patterns.
—•
...
. bending
..
est -----
wood - without
or examination with tbe X-ray an
other laboratory methods.
aplitling. Chips can’t clog
A surface sore that is “ ripe
tbe opau-center bit. Auger is. if it should happen to be can
bit sets of 13 different diam. car, “ ripe’’ for death and not fo
eter bits in canvas rolls or cure.
wood boxes.
Winchester Chisels — Made
CORNELIUS
from a solid piece of crucible
steel from tip of blade through
E xp ert
workmanship. Watches ant
the socket. Hiokory han
clock» a specialty.
dles, leather capped. As H A L S E Y
orego :
sortment of patterns and
blade widllu.
and
.d S
Shampooing.
b .m r o o i.,
Cleaning and Pressing
E. C . M IL L E R
h r hetter L . 8 ¿ u 1* 1'
‘ “cceed.d
lik e t o L S T 1 ’V " Ch 1‘ o m ,b o d y »oold
, .®h u ’ D- A" ««Ivertisemeat
Ivertisem ent the
the
c. m
ight «"<1
And a
C
O
8ü"<
nL!ih'
eurer and covert what is
row only trash mto go?J
.4
CASH
A
* ° bI ec,,ons thereto in w rit
* nd contest the same.
Dated and first published fn ly 6. 192 2
Aw - * ' H cbTo’*. Adm x. Aforesaid.
A mom A T vssimo A tty, for A .lm t
9
N otics or F inal SamxMrvr
Vve" th*‘
'be under-
h it final account as ad-
° r ,°f
of Susan Z,g
* 9*,' ’7 .° ’ ,he aounty clerk .of
?regon. and the county
t i A * 1 Mood*r »he 14th day of
m of
“ lhe bour ° f 1 o'clock p.
for hearing
s » d ^ h r \ . ' , 8" ’'' to “ "« final account
n '-h i •T,Uem * n , ° f *•'<! estate.
6t!l "fay of July. 1922
IL . w.’ C.Ai™ ' A dm inistrator of tbe
*»u »a of Snsaa Zigler. deceased.
W a a T H e a ro B D f t W v a n .
Attorney s for A dmin
lT ;n^
I inn1
ho filed
d dfy' 88 ,he "me