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HALSEY EN T E R P R IS E
HALSEY
home. AH hands visited Browns
Thunderstorms have been rather
ville yesterday. T h e new com ers 1 frequent here this summer.
are looking for a location for a
D uring one particularly severe
home io th is v ic in ity .
i storm, while the thunder was rolling
Those who have expressed the I storm, while the thunder was roll-
opinion th a t the last two shone J ing. Jimmy, eight years old, became
here charged too much ought to he rather annoying to his four-year-old
satisfied w ith M r KesseU'e offer brother.
i fo r to n ig h t—80 cents and students
, An unusually loud clap finally
I free, and th a t for such a treat as
drove Jim m y away from teasing
he offers.
B ill.
The second h a lf o f the Southern
“ What is the thunder for?” ashed
Pacific’s o iu n ty tax was 1 08,555. the four-year-old.
The father, thinking to drive !
T h e re 'll be a /o il house at the
R ialto tom orrow night. A ll school home a lesson in conduct, said: “ I t
students are invite d to attend free. is \o make bad boys be good.”
A . J. H ill has been enjoying a
Jimmy looked properly squelched.
visit from bis sister and her hus.
Then the storm cleared up. Small
band, 8. P. F u lle r and wife of B ill, formerly much subdued, got i
V isalia, C el. The couple are ta l his coflrage back, and began to tease i
ented metricians and sang at the the penitent Jamc9.
M S church Suhday. They have
A t last the older boy could stand
a daughter who, though greatly
the
annoyance no longer. He walked
afflicted physically, is the author
over to the window.
of many songs and hymns.
“ Ixird, send some more thunder,”
Raleigh Templeton got abont a l| he said, earnestly.— Washington !
the prises 00 Cheviot sheep at the
state fair.
I t is not often that eleven broth-
*rs and sisters in a fa m ily get to
gether after come o f them are over
seventy years old, as the Davis,
fa m ily did in Halsey Sunday.
C. C. Jackson was a t the couuty
fair the first day.
F rank Porter's red polled cattle
are at the fa ir. 80 are C. B. Cor
n e tts Durhams and Holsteins
shown by George M cCart of H a r
risburg end C. R. Evans.
page 4)
Justice V icto r O lliv e r of A lbany
has been appointed commissioner
of the U nited States d is tric t court
for Oregon.
(C o jlin u e d from
The valuation of personal prop.
e r tr in the county is more than
<300,000 less than last year. The
greater p a rt of the decline is in
prices of livestock.
The J. W . Sprenger farm at
A . A. M o rrill and wife and
Shedd has been rented to T. B.
Sprenger jr . and the owner and granddaughter, M ildred T irk e , are
bis wife are going to N orth Band. visiting w ith Eldon Cross and
wife. Mrs. Cross is • daughter o f
George M axw ell and wife have the M o rrill» .—Cor, A lbany Her
gone to N iw p o rt for a few weeks’
stay.
As we go to pross the manage,
The southern road from Browus- ment of the county fa ir faces n
v ilie to the Pacific highway hat financial fa ilu re . Of course. I t
been rocked and the other, which Was not advertised in (h a t great
comes to Halsey, w ill now receive newspaper, the Halsey Enterprise.
a tte n tio n .
M rs. Portia Stewart, late of the
Stewart A Price confectionery,
* L in n county was one of ten and Charles B u tle r o f L e b a n o n are
w h ic h won $100 each at the state
licensed and probably wed by now.
fa ir in the buys* and g irls ’ club
Good luck to them 1
com petition.
Mrs. M ildred M cM ahan is to
Mrs. Bel vary Logan returned meet representatives o f twelve
Tuesday from her three-weeks visit Lane county Rebekah lodges in
w ith her daughter. M is. N ewland, louveotion at Eugene Oct. 20.
near C orvallis.
The second h a lf nf taxes not
paid today w ill he delinquent,
R e u b n Jackson and fa m ily a r
rived at H alsey from A lp io a ,
M ich., Monday n ig h t. Mra. Jack-
son is Mrs. A rth u r Foote's sister
and th : p a rty are at the Foote
BLOOD ATTRACTS SHARKS
HARD OP HEARING
A fanner’s wife had given a party.
D uring the night two farmhands
who lived in the house grew hungry
for the good things in the pantrv.
Rising from bed, they crept down
stairs, hut unfortunately the mis
tress heard them. One heard her
coming and escaped; the other was
caught.
Afterward the more fortunate one
remarked <o the unlucky oDe:
“ Pidn t you ’ear ’er coinin’, B ill? ”
Oow could I ?” he replied,
“ with me mouth fu ll of meat I” —
J udge.
M ENS
W in te r S h o e s
T IM E
South
No. 18, 12:01 p. a .
2*. 5.30 p. m.
Ko, 23, 11:29 a
17.
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SUNDAY MAIL HOURS
The delivery window of the
H alsey postoffice is open Sundays
from 9:15 to 9:45 s, m. and l 2 ,Q0
to 12:36 and 4:<5 to 6.00 p. m. "
O ur shoes have always given satisfaction.
W e are careful in their selection, bearing
in mind the test that they will be put to
by our wet winters. You can’t go wrong
when you buy them here.
paid - forparagraphs
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
Men s Brown Cowhide, heavy leather sole,
a splendid shoe for the xfr*
w
money, priced .............. y p & • * ¿ 5
M en’s plain toe Bluestone Blucher, two
full soles, priced .............
For Sale: Registered Shrnp
rams. Dr. J. W. Cook
Brownsville, Oregon.
«hire
Card of Thanlu
We take this method of th a n k
ing onr m any frien ds who showed
sym pathy and tendered assistance
n our lata bereavement and who
contributed th e
b ea u tifu l floral
offerings at the funeral.
wax chrome leather upper,
vam solid leather soles and heels,
soles, a 100 per
A
cent all leather shoe, priced
Men’s heavy k<p leather work shoe, the
strongest and best wearing
OO
work shoe we know of priced
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W,
H . RoBXRTBON AMD F amily
R ip Van W in k la w ill he tbs
chief a ttractio n at the R ialto to
morrow n ig ht. Poor old R ip was
absent m inded ' and frequently
would catch h im self and exolaim:
"O h , py tarn, I fo rg it I vas dead.’ ’
A ll fo r th ir ty centa to adults aud
free to students.
D r. E. W . B a rn u m , dentist, at
Hotel Halsey every Tuesday and
F rid ay. . _______
'I'he 8^ore w^h a
—---- square deal for every
[ blain CLOTH inocq ] customer.
Robinson Crusoe is to be pre
vented in segregated chapters at
the R ia lto in the coming weeks.
Every boy and g ir l ia interested in
ALBANY, OREGON
Crusoe.
Fresh Salmon
the Claxtonola
for sale, f. o. b. Oyster
villa, at Ce a pound
Come in and hear it play
A ll
Send ordurs to WILMER. KYLE,
W inanl, O regjn.
phonograph
records aud needles.
No One Will Refuse a
plate of C lark's ice creem. lie d eli
cious flavor, so pleasing to the palate,
appeals to eveyone's taste, yonwg or old-
I t you doubt this try some yourself. Oue
tr ia l, w ill convince you. Sold by tbs
pint, quart or gallon.
Cooling sot*, drinks, too.
First-class Burbank and
Mortgage Lifter potatoes
or sale.
Clark's Confectionery
RALPH McNBILr Halsey,
W hen you pick up a
book and.bold it too far
from yon i t is a sign you need reading
glasses. Always ask for Kryptoks, as
the reading p art is visible io the wearer
only.
$1 •and | 5 O Per bushel
HALSEY STATE BANK
FO R SAl.fc—Eleven head, some
Tackle for fishing for sharks that
a Florida man has invented ia fea
tured by a float to be filled with ani
mal blood, which slowly exudes to three buck lambs included. Balance
ewes. Price (or the bunch S-AO.
attract the savage fish.
Halsey, Oregon
wold Sheep.
CHANC Y SICKELS.
R A IL R O A D
N o rth
À A tfA A fK onto.
z
C A P IT A L
AND
$35,000
SURPLUS
Harold Albro.
Manufacturing optician.
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
R IA L T O
The
Adventures
Seven-room house, cooJ U r n , one block of land,
Price $8o0, $250 down, bdance $15 per month. See
plenty of fruit.
Jay W. Moore, Realtor.
N o t ic x
to
C b k d it o b s
Noties is hereby given to all whom it
may concern that the undersigned has
been, hr the county court of Linn
county. Oregon, duly appointed adm in
istrator of the estate of W illia m H. M e-
I Mahan, deceased. Any and a ll persons
haviag claims against said estate Are
hereby notified to present the same to
the adm inistrator at his residence. H a l
sey, Oregon, w ithin six months from
I the date hereof, duly verified as by law
required.
tinted this 20th day of September, 1922,'
J. S. M c M ahan .
I
Adm inistrator of the estate of W illta m
H MeMahan, deceased.
W'BATBBBroBD A W y a TT,
.
Are You Looking Ahead?
Are you saving for the future or spending all as you go?
Saver or Spender ?
The saver w ill soon be able Io own his own farm or business. H is
success is assured
The spender has a good tim e early in life, spending all and too tats re
alizes the truth of the saying : "T h e secret of success is saving."
Which One Are You?
W a«l L ascciîe
Save a little each week and prepare for the future.
The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon
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PICTURED AT LAST!
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l o r n , tlapM a f m il s l.n a lm m atlkmannmm.
P O L A N D T O E X P O R T EGOS
R IP
Also “ Felix at the Fair”
All students will be
admitted free
Adults 30c
LOOK !
U N IV E R S A L
ox
E x e c u t r ix
a Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned by an order of the Connty
Court of Linn County, Oregon, has
been appointed executrix of the last
w ill and testament of T. A. Powell, de
ceased.
A ll
persons having claims
against said estate »re required to pre-
sent them w ithin six month« from the
date of this notice, w ith the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned at her res
idence in Halsey, ia Linn county, Ore-
ton.
Dated and first published this 28th
day of September, 1922. R osa P o w k h .,
E xecutrix Aforesaid.
A m o x A. T v m i v o , Atty, for E x rx .
WhereT?avings ire safe ”
The
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Most Wonderful
Cbopter ploy
e v e r produced
,
A tty a for Adair.
| N o t ic x up ArroiN TM XNT
A short tim e before the wor the
Germans on the occasion of the
Oberamroergau festivals placed on
the market a perfumed cheese, to
which they gave an immense amount
of publicity. This cheese was easily
manufactured; fresh little curds
were mingled w ith dried flowers and
finely chopped aromatic herbs. The
name .w ith which the cheese waa
labeled constituted its sole original
ity, “ Ohs rpmmergauer passions fest-
spielalpenk muter
klosterdeiicatcs-
fruhstuckskacse.” Which meant-
Poland w ill have available for ex-
Iport from 700 to 1,000 rarloada of
.«gg» annually, according to recent
calculations basal on the potential
•gg production o f the nation, says
the
Poland
M a g a z in e ,
It ia esti-
' mated that the annual production
| is approximately 2,000.000.000 egga,
i or 15,000 carloads.
A t a recent conffrence ia Cracow
th® continued control of the egg ex
port trade was favored, since other
wise the low rate of Polish exchange
would tend toward the exporting of
too .great a propo rtion of the na
tion’s egg supply. A t the present
rate o f exchange it is about 1 cent
egg.
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V A J M a f z
am «sac
Wl UJC H U t C
OI I
* ’ • H. K irkp atrick. Deceased, i Citation
To L. L G ray; 'Robert W. Kern,
Charles E Kern, Eldon W . K ern . E S.
Bash and to all others unknown, G reet-
in«:
In the name of the sUte of Oregon.
You are hereby cited and required to ap
pear i a the county court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of L in n, et the
courtroom thereof, at Albany, in said
county, os Monday, the 16th day of Octo
ber, 1922; at tan o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, then and there to show cause
why an order should not be granted
ta th o n riu g aud directing the adm inis
trator of the 'said e«tate to sell lots 3, 6,
7 aed 8 ia block 2 ia K. Hayes addition
to Halsey, Linn county, Oregon, at
p n ra te salt after advertisement as re
quired by law.
Witness, the Hou. W . R B tl.y x u ,
Judge of the conuty court of the state of
Oregon for the countv of Linn, with
the seat of said court stfiaed. this 6th
day of September. A. D. 1922.
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R M. Russ can. Clerk
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By M K . W o o d s . Deputy