HALSEY ENTERPRISE
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H alsey Garage
Auto repairing
Tire«, oil» and acxesaories
Have just received a »hi pine nt of
Ford wheel« Get our pri.r» before
buying.
We ha vela large »tock of 32x1, 32x3% j
apd 33»4 tire« W ill make soecial prices
Oo these Urea white they last
4
@n
a n d a fte r S e p t.
/
to e
u t l l l s e / l o n ly fo r
CASH
Halsey Garage, Foote Bros.
Tele phone 16x5
Props.
(Continued from page 3)
A lb a n y college open» Sept. 19.
Mrs. George T aylo r visited the
County metropolis Tuesday.
W. W . Alliugham of Coburg,
income tax collector, visited his
»nc.'s, J, C, Bram well, Friday.
Miaa Florence Hoover of H arris-
burg and Guy Bram w ell's three
daughters baye been visiting th e ir
grandparents, J. C. Bram w ell and
wife and G raut Taylor.
Contesting w ith forty-three boys
and girla of the co u n 'y Ted Mc-
C art of H arrisburg scored the
highest in stock judging at Scio.
24. 1920
Rialto
Wanted!
x
Friday
I bave installed a
A Ben," 8 H a m p to n Production
ZANE
GREYS
I
that deans all kinds of grain CLEAN
J J F e e d ch o pp in g and
Vetch-
Clover-
Grass-
M
z
$
Oz
A NEW CLEANER
F o p u ld r
gra in cle an in g done w
/|3
p ro m p tly at any tim e.
sy
J I b u y and sell a ll kinds o f G ra in , Feed, $
O . W . FR U M
MURPHY’S SEED STORE
ALBANY, OREGON
it baa been extended in tbe con
fectiooery business come forward
now and settle eo she .r.ay dost
up the books before leaving town.
The Southern Pacific w ill carry
There wae a large gathering at
passengers to the county fair from the services held by the Salvation
points in the county and from
Arm y io front of the Koontz »tor-
C orvallis and Jefferson for a fs r- Tuesday evening. Every aoidiei
and a hal*.
who was io service in France c«mt
Mrs. L a n d rith andaou Lawrence home w ith a warm place in hie
o f Shedd have gone to visit at Flat •eart for the Salvation Arm v, anc
R 'icii, III.
the cordial sym pathy of the bud
E. Abraham was at the county dies was manifested on th is oc
seat Tuesday tiltin g out fo r a oas'on. M o n th ly meetings may be
b u n tin g trip . We presume that held if suitable quarters can be
lie got some of those Winchestei obtained.
goods advertised in the E nter
M r. Byerley has q u it buying
prise by the Roscoe Ames hard evergreen black Imrries. So many
ware store.
pickers were careless and brought
n borrios that had stood a day or
Brownsville is puzzling over tin
problem of raising funds to clean wo after picking, ao th a t they
out the caual so that it w ill bring would become m oldy before fin ally
enough water to that new power disposed of. th a t there was n
There
flume. I t ie also reported that profit io h andling them.
funds fo r the com m unity building »4» » chance to make some money
picking berries, hut dishonest o-
are slow in coming in.
areless pickers have k ille d Ifie
Tangeut property owners wn th
goose that would have la id golden
princip al street want to pave i> •git».
tiiis fa ll.
Mrs. VV. A. M u lle r of Potter
F rank L yn ch ’ s leg was broken in went to Albany Tuesday tor m edi
two place« when a stallion reared cal advice.
and cowing down h it him w ith iti
W ith the installatio n of Prol.
foie'oot Saturday a H arrisburg
It. E. Baker as vice-president ot
Mrs. A. P. Phillip« of the county \lb a n v college next m onth, un-
seat was here Tuesday n ig h t mid ier a r rang- raeuta w hich he and
went Io Shtdd yesterday selling Prof. W illiam « have made w ith the
corsets.
U. ° f G. the work ot the schools of
education io the iw o in s titu tio n ,
Fred Kooe, ren ting land neai
w ill be correlated and in trans
A lb an y, has been fined $10 fo<
ferring graduates credits w ill be
failure to co t thistles when n o ti
fied. Other offender« are in danger interchangeably recognized.
Tadpole» th a t are expected to
of punishm ent.
grow in to bullfrog« whore legs w ilt
Dr. Y ork and wife and Thom«- form an addition to our delicacies
Se«vey and wife of Eugene, O. B are being d istribu te d by the fish
Ktaluaker and wife of C orvallis
nd game commission. Some have
D r. Barnum and fa m ily of H a rris beeo planeed in waters near o tr
burg, C. P. Stafford and wife and oounty seat.
Kidney Sm ith and fa m ily of Hal
J. H . Rebhaa of B row nsville
»ey picnicked Suuday a t the Co
home fro n bis tr .p to Seattle.
burg bridge.
$
i
DINGO'S DRUG STORE
Eyettight
Specialist
t)F EU G EN E
Will make his next
regular visit’to Halsey
on A U G - 2 7 nt the
HOTEL
(«lasses carefully fit
ted. ( ’barges reason
able. S a t i s f a c t i o n
guaranteed. Wait for
nim.
S U N D A Y M A IL HOURS
The delivery w indow of the
H alsey postoffice is open Sundays
from 9:15 to 9:45 s. m. and 12:20
to 12:35 and 4:*5 to 5.00 p. m.
D r. E. W . B a rn u m , dentist, at
H o te l H alsey every Tuesday and
F rid ay.
ffiDKBW N
B uster K eaton
“ The Scarecrow.
Crawford Peaches, $1.50
a bushel
Burbank Potatoes, 212C ' ^ - :
W O O LRIDG E PEACH ORCHARD.
two nites south of Peoria,’
Bring sacks and boxes
ONLY $3,90
HALSEY
Improved
64-acre farm for
mile from Hal-
rent one-fomth
sey. Inquire
F R A N K M A X W E L L,
Tangent, Ore.
to
Portland
and return
Sale d ites
First-class work guaranteed
A
M CO LTRA
W . J. R ibelin
Office 1st door south of school house
Halsey, Oregon.
Dealer
in
Real
Friday, Satur
day aud Sun
day
Return lim it
Tuesday follow
ing sale dele
A SK A G E N T A BO U T
Estate.
Fifteen-Day aud Season Fares
Handles Town and Country Property
Give htm a call and see if he can fix
Frequent service at convenient hours
you up.
with all modern traveling comforts
For further particulars ask agents
E. L. Stiff
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
So -hern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Ageut.
We have lot, o'. good
USED FU R N IT U R E
Amor A. Tussing
on hand and are getting more every day
Used R anges, $20
to »40.
Very good condition.
All at
bargain pries«
422 West First at.. Albany, Oregon.
TCHMAKER& Jeweler
OR. ROYAL J. GICK
I
MYSTERIOUS
RIDER'
Expert
1 If your skin is sensi-
J tive and von are par-
£ ticular about the qual-
J ity ot the powders,
a creams, lotions and
J sonpa that yon use,
g buy them at
No, 23, 11:29 a. ui.
17, 5.39 p. nr.
m oving locomotive. The d river and tbe reading rooms, I5 by 20,
who wrecks a car in th a t way in the fro n t of tbe b u ild in g . The
ought to be deprived fo r life of a .gym nasium or a u d ito riu m w ill be
license to d rive, and if a life is lost I 50 by 81 aud w ill have a seating
in,the collision be ought to pay the capacity of over 700. The shower
penally fo r manslaughter.
baths and dressing rooms w ill
2 bottem 4-horse gang.
E x
with
D .lh e rt Tandy, Len Owens and be beneath the stage. The b u ild change lo r single bottom . V. C.
ing
is
to
face
K
ir
k
avenue.
Miss A lta W ooley of H arrisb urg
Robert M ?Kim .
C om m , Halsey, K. 2, Box 79.
were here Snnday.
Miss Bernice M ille r, a Browns
Claire A d a m s and
W. J. Lane, the B ro w n sville v ille school ma'am, and Delos Co-
Old papers, 5o a bundle, En-
Carl G antvcort
jeweler,
and wife were over here show of th a t c ity were m arried terprise office.
Produced tj
in P ortland A ug. 18.
in their car Tuesday evening.
Benj B. Hampton
The workers in tbe w orld, among
Lawrence T a y lo r and Glenn and
a n d h is associate».
Michael C ollins, founder of the other things, support 6,179,000
Earl
F
rum
got
home
from
th
e
ir
Zane Grey P ictu res Ineorp
Siuu Fein and head of tbe Iris h soldiers, 158,000 o t whom are io
Crater Lake tr ip early th is week, free state a rm y, has been assas the U nited States arm y.
Mrs.
H illa rd
Ackerman of sinated.
T. C. W ilson, a I ootlegger at
B row nsville passed through today
The t ig steel corporations have
Also
on her way to v is it her m other at raised the pay of th e ir 300,000 Baker, lost his auto, h is load of
liq u o r and a leg (n o t a bootleg)
Shedd.
laborers 20 per cent.
in a battle w ith officers in which
Mrs. Georgia Mores of Browns
be was defeated the other day.
F ra n k A lb e rt slipped and fe ll
v ille intends to organize a v io lin
iu a roaring comedy,
I t would have paid h im better to
■ class iu Halsey next m onth. Mrs into ’ ’ the d e v il’ s te a ke ttle ,” a hot do honest work.
>» fM
oias's daises in
B ro w n sville spring at K la m a th F alls, Sunday
! have been em ine n tly successful. and was fa ta lly scalded.
The governm ent is checking up
' She is a lad y of ta le n t and before
ou the number o f the men in the
*
i
he
took
up
¿caching
took
in
s
tru
r-
H
unters
have
already
begun
cipal auff-re th o u ld b e th s f jo I who
arm y who have bad experience in
Irives it. News dispatches led i s tio n from musiciaus ot high stand k illin g men for deer in Oregou this railroad pork. T his is given out
to understand th t this occurred ing in Ibis co u n try and in Ger year.
in connection w ith other railro ad
when On t M- Shelton was k ille d many.
For additions to state b uilding s strike news. Meu who refuse to
near Lebanon two weeks ago Sun
The foundation of tbe Ainer ican
work on the ground th a t e q u ip
«294,277 is asked fo r.
day. We are now ¿informed that Legion’s co m m un ity
house
at
m ent is unsafe tu.iy lo3e valuable
this was an error and th a t Shelton Brownsville is under construction.
seniority rights if th e ir co m plaii t
was a passenger in th e:ar of his The Times says: The size is 50 by
I i found to be baselce3.
brot '«r-in-law , who drove it iu to a 115 feet. The Hags w ill be 20 feet,
A R C H IE C O R N E LIU S
DRUGS
No. 18, 12:01 p. »n.
24, 5.30 p m.
A d ra m a tizatio n of Zane Grav's
story “ The M ysterious
R id e r,”
w ill go on tbe screen at the R ialto
F rid a y evening. Robert M cK im ,
C laire Adams and C arl G antvoort
are in tbe cast. Tbe comedy ifia t
follow s i t is som ething out of the
o rd in a ry .
M r . A. H- Q uim by visile I
Dr, and Mrs. M arks weut Io
Yoncalla the first of the week for co m ty met • p rlis Tu-e lay.
a viait and tbe doctor w ill do somr
The Oak Plain acboolboase
h u n tin g w hile there.
a new roof and o ther im prove
inenls.
A new c u rta in w ill probably ie |
The d w e llin g bouse at Second
p u tin at considerable expense at
tbe R ialto
toon.
E nterprising J ♦nd I I m eet« was moved nut of
business map of Halsey have con tbe way for tbe new garage yea-
tracted for advertising space on it. lerday.
T h e Enterprise would be glad,
Mrs. Stewart this week publisher
■»hen
an autom obile runs in to s
a request th a t those to whom cred-
moving railro ad tra in , if the pri-
;
UA 1L
Sooth
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
1
Bring ns your seed to .
clean
Proper erjuipinent
Experienced men
Accurate accounting
n a iiv A V A V
North
P A ID -F O R P A R A G R A P H S
H a y , etc., a t best cash prices.
SEED
Jots and T ittle s
W o rk on the new Lebaoon-Cai-
cedi* road began yesterday.
AUG.
As a story that mingles adventure, nature study
and romance, it is undeniably of the front rank.
M r. Marshall knows the w ild places and knows
the ways of the wild creatures that range them—
and he knows how to write.
Like “ The Voice of the Pack,” his former suc
cessful novel, it contains an intim ate and detailed
knowledge of the Oregon woods that is fascinat
ing. Aside from being a strong story o f romance
and adventure, It has the characteristics of a
woodland idyl, rich in poetic fancy and throb-
bing with a reverent love for a nature which is
unspeakably wonderful, both In its majesty and
in its all-pervading hospitality.
LA V TER AND NO TARY
B rownsville , O regon
Automobile
Season
n all the year around, especially since
and the paving
Probably half our subscrib
ers own autos. And they see the adver
OREGON tisements in the Enterprise.
workmanship. Watches
clock« a specialty.
HALSEY
F. M. GRAY,
New Furniture
Many of our subscribers when they
come home from their summer outings
will put in new articles of iurniture for
A ll work done p to m p tly and the winter The dealer who keeps his
name and business before them in these
reasonably. Phone No. 269.9
columns will get his share of their trade.
The one who don’t will n o t Nuf ced
Draym an.
I. O. 0 . F.
■
A n O re g o n S to ry b y an O re g o n W r ite r , no w
ru n n in g in the E n te rp rise
W IL D E Y LO D G E NO. M .
Regular meeting next Saturday
night,
The Harvest
From now on the farmers w ill he get-
liug cash for the summer's products.
They are the backbone of the country'a
strength and their trade is the backbone
of the merchant's business. They buy
LIC EN SED FU N ER A L DIRECTORS
hiagroeeries. his dry goods, his hard
HA RRISBURG
LEBANON
ware— whatever he hat to tell—and their
Phone 35
Phone 13
trade is worth going after. Tell them
Branches it
what you have for sale T^ey w ill see
Brownsville, Phone 3 7 0 5 .
your story if it is published iu the En
Halsey Phone 164, Frank K u k Mgr terprise.
W R I G H T & P O O I.E