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Pompeian, Day, Night
and Massage
Pond’s Cold and Van
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A rm o o d 't Cold and Vanishing in
jars and tubes
In g ra m ’s M ilkw eed Cream
iln d n n t's Marvelous Cold Cream
Clawood Cream with Peroxide
Dagett Ac Rarusdell's Cold Cream
Stillm an's Freckle Cream
Mavis Vanishing Cream
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(Continued from page I)
A . W. Metzger’s new business
is a shoe store. He has bought
the “ »elf service” branch of the
McDowell Shoe company and w ill
ru n it us a regular «hoe store. He
is an expert iu stioes.
C J. W hite and wife and aon
Booth o f P ortland were guests a i
the home of the la d y ’s father,
Amos K tm say. Saturday and Sun I
d ry. M r. W hite, fo rm e rly mana- I
g‘<r of the V alley Lumber & 8up I
p ly company, here, is now in I
charge o f a m ill at K alam a, Wash. I
O. W. F ro m , J. H Suyter and I
“ It’s a Pendleton.”
a com.
service,
G. Nor
A moa Ramsay was an A lbany | ’
tis .ts r Saturday.
I1
R. B. M ayberry and E. B. Me I
1 t
A t the mass meeting M onday!
evening the follow ing n o m in a tio n .I
were made: For m ayor, .B e r t 3. J 8'
C la rk ; for recorder, Eldon C ro ss;I*1
treasurer, Douglas T a y lo r; ro a r- 1*
shall, J. G. Bram well and J.
Rector; councilm an for two years, I “
H enry Zim m erm an; councilman I
for four year» (tw o to be elected), L
H . W . Chance, J. W. M«»ore, G j,
W . M ornbinweg, A. J. H ill and
0 . W. F rum .
M
B° y ' !3i »0 H ..................................
¿AIN
CLOTH in g c o
ALBANY
For Sale:
shire rams.
Brownsville,
SCHOOL TARDINESS
I
Estimated budget M passed by the l- v y >
log board from December 31, J922
to December 31, 1923.
from yon it ia a aign you need reading
Estimated Expenses:
glasses. Always ask for Kryptoks, as C o u n c ilm e u ....‘.’J $ 72 00
M a rs h a l...................
20LOO
the reading part » visible io the wearer
M a y o r ............. 12.00
only.
H ealth O ffic e r . . . .
12.00
R e co rd er
____
60. QO
Street I.ig h tin g . . . 6 tL 0 0
E le c tio n ...................
jo . oo
A. Pitts of Albany spent th e
week end at the W. A . M u lle r
home.
>1000.00
Street Intersec
tions .................
t 175.00
L u m b e r........... ........ 360.00
G r a v e l..................... 500.00
M a in t C ity P rop t
85.00
M iic l. and Labor..
2*8100
H a ro ld A lb ro ,
M an ufa ctu rin g o p tic ia n .
Estimated Receipts
Come in and hear it play
phonograph
records aud
needles.
A child may eat our candy
w ith o t Injurious «fleets, for it is all
made of the purest materials and is
fresh every day. The purity aud fresh-
ness W>f our confectionery has always
been our strong p oint
C A P IT A L
AND
SURPLUS
$35
Commercial and Saving» accounts Solicited
By order of the council.
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,
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E. K. Croat,
Recorder of the City of Halsey.
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AT THE END OF THE WORLD ” 1
[ ” Chapter 3 Robinson Crusoe”
»
and “ Felix in Love
Am ount to be Raised by T a x ___ $2000.00
county. Oregon, made October 16th,
1922, authorising and d irectio g the tin -
* • «d'ninistrator of the estate
. . « *?. K irk p a tric k , deceased, to tell
lots 5. 6, 7 and 8 in E. Hayes addition to
Halsey, l inn county, Oregon,
Therefore, 1 wilt, from and after the
20th day o f November. 1922, at my resi
dtnee >n Halsey, Oregon, sell the real
property above described at private sale
to the highest bidder for cash <n hand,
i-ibject to confirmation by said court.
E M . U bav , Adm inistrator
L L. S wam , A tty , for Adm r.
Halsey, Oregon
Also
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Recapitulation
E “ im *ted E x p e n s e s ,..............$2520.00
Estimated R e c e ip ts .........„ ......... .. 520.00
Soil drinks, too.
HALSEY STATE BANK
Another heart fillin g Bette Compton trinm ph lik e that in Ge
Loans Tucker s “ The Miracle Man “
License Rees...........$ 20.00
Road T a x ............... 500.00
the Claxtonola
'I he Ladies' Aid society of the I it.
C hristian church met at the S kir- ba
Vin home Monday.
E. B. I ’euland was at the conn. I Po
ty seat Tuesday.
? Z ! ,,CA 4 ' m
"><**rworld. wreck and gtorion
generation. Suffused with th , lure nf the se. and the Unknown Rest
$1000 00
O utstanding Warrants
J W Pugh and wife and two
children were C orvallis visitors the
first of the week.
” 1* men she had ever known were the g n u lin g . gam bling r.
\ that drifted through h !r father's den in Shanghsi
But when she was left the prey of three who loved her—a wande
w riter, a tailor and a thief—
Come and see the rivals' p rim itiv e struggle that e n d e d -h o w ’
Norte«
of the C ity of Hal-
T o the Taxpayer«
W hen you pick up a
book and hold it too far
W illia m
Zellm er helped the
Porter boys d ip «heep W ednesday
in
Cook,
At the city council chambers, on Mon
day evening, Novem ber 13, 1922. at the
?7U.ru°, 7 i P’ '“ '.•w ill be held a meeting
Hoc the discussion and adoption of the
l , X‘ ven below, for the year
\ \ L. Well» and son Lawrence
were business visitors iu C orvallis
Tuecday.
R IA L T O T H E A T E R , F R ID A Y
Shrop.
W.
Old papers, 5c a bundle
erprlse office.
Whom Shall the Blame
Be Placed ?
W . L W ells and wife were c a ll
ers at the O- J. Albertson home
Friday afternoon.
J. H ill and wife took Mra.
Corcoran and grandson B illy
rtlan d and called on W illia m
ran, who is in the hospital
J.
O re g o n .
D r.
D r. E . W . B a rn u m , dentist, nt
H otel H alsey every Tuesday and
A ll
“ Cleanliness is next to godli I
tio ie .'' The H ub cleaning works jbu
advertises on the first page thia j ha
w e *.
7 } ha
Registered
OREGON
Mr». 0 . 'I. Albertson, who hae
been suffering w ith rheum atism ,
is e lo w lyjrn n ro vin g ,
Iu
Starting at 8 o’clock sharp
$3.50
“ The Live Store.”
H unters are seen on a ll sh'es
»¡neo the season opened Sunday.
Dr.
G arnjobst,
Red
Pearl,
Charles M ornbinweg and George I "
Hayes started todav for a deer I *
h u n t o f about ten days. M r. Nor-1
ton rn d bi« auto accelerated th eir I yj
• « rt,
1
I
r»e«y Vompeon,
a
b rillia n t
young »cret-n actre»», w ill* be seen
in bar fira t Param ount »terrine
Picture, “ A t the End o f the
W o rld ,” at the R ia lto F rid ay night.
Mia» Compson ia a charm ing and
talented p la yer whoae elevafion to
stardom by P rram ou nt w ill be
realized by a ll who »aw her excel
lent p o rtra y a l in George Lo.ne
T ucke r« “ The
M irgcfe M an.”
She has a h ig h ly d ra m a tic role in
her firs t s ta rrin g vehicle, the scene*
o f w hich are la id in China and the
is la o d i o f the Pacific. M ilto n S ill,
i t leading man.
One custom er told us he was starting
on his third w inter with two of them.
Mail us your order.
G arrett Mejsman and wife aud
the lad y’s parents, M r. and Mrs.
Fox of A lbany, visited a t W. A.
M u lle r’» Monday.
W. I1’1
k \
.
J. W. Pugh and fa m ily attended
the Watson & Morgan sale S a tu r
day.
town I *
BETTY CO M PSO N
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
rn
Northwest Newsies
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P A ID -F O R PARAGRAPHS
This shirt-comes in a rich khaki brown
color, flat or military collar, and
a
in all sites. 14» to 18]................
Misses Anna H einrich and Pearl
Pebrsson spent the week end visit-
* g friends in C orvallis.
||T h e senior football team w ill en-
ueavor to clean up on the lowei e,
classmen in the first game of the 01
season tom orrow afternoon at p
3:30 on the school campus,
re
Amos Ramsay had pueinese sail- I
trig th ju i tu Eugeue Monday.
i
K a rl Kopp« and wife and little I
daughtor of Eugene were Sunday I
guest» a t th e Dr. M ark« home. I
The doctor aud K a rl went after a I
few birds.
Chancy Sickels, who has been on I '
the sick lis t a few days, is reprrted J
much better.
L
in
Yes, that is ju st what we mean. I t is
guaranteed by us and by the maker to be
pure virgin wool.
A new Cheney phonograph, one
of those advertised in the E n te r
prise by the Fisher-Braden
com-
pany, add* charm to the M. E.
Gardner home of this c ity .
J. J. T all.nan o f the T allm an
Piano store, Salem, d is trib u to r fo>
the Baldwin Piauo company, has
been here in town a few days. H r
sold pianos to D. H. S turtevant. •
Clark S m ith , H enry Seefeldt and !
W. H Beene, the la tte r a hand
some player piano.
E. Russ, on the Brow nsville
road, brought nice, ripe red rasp- I
berries to u ia iket today
W ritin g from D ra io, where he
is now in bnsiuese, Archie Cornel-
im say»: “ Business is te tte r here;
glad 1 came.“
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S U N D A Y M A L L HOURS
The delivery window of
H alsey poetotfice i* open Suud
,ro ® * 1f i , ° » :« a . ra. end 1:
to 12:35 end 4:45 t 0 5.00 p. m.
C. C. Snyder, president of the
hank of Browusville, has bonghi
* Paige touring car from Vick
Brothers.
The Study club began it« ye a r’»
work last Thursday at the home
e of M is. G. T. K itchen.
Twelve
e membe.s were p reient aud the
and the first lesson in Am ericat
Literature proved very interesting
Readings from the early poets and
„ colonial authors were given ano
B general characteristics o f colonial
lite ra tu re discussed.
Mesdame»
Huston, Templeton, Stafford and
. M ornbinweg gave the lesson. The
hostess was assisted in serving b\
1 M rs. S. J. Sm ith. The next meet
in g w ill be a t the hour.e of Mrs
B. M . Bond.
Santiseptic Lotion
N(>
No. IR, 12:01 p, m.
I
STORE i
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i
Paste Polish (p in k)
Cake Polish
Cuticle Remover
sets
R A IL R O A D
N orth
E. R. Cummings and daughter
and Miss M innie Gourley of A l
bany and M is* Clarice G ourley ot
Halsey were Sunday gueete of M r,
and Mrs. Herman M itzne r.— Cor.
Herald.
ishing, in jars and
tubes
Hinds’ Honey and Al
mond a n d c o ld
cream
K i mey of Eugene were
Sunday.
HALSEY
Miss Cleona Sm ith was home
from the state uuiversity over the
week end.
Face Creams
Cute«
Cutex
Cutex
C u tex
I hrue jailers were knocked iuaaiui-
ble in the getaway. He wax re-
captured the next day.
H A L L ’S
F L O R A L and M U S IC SH O
good barn one block of land,
balance $1.5 per month. See
P IA N O S
S H E E T M U S IC
SONORA PHO NO G RAPHS
V O c A L IO N R E C O R D S
Jay W. Moore,
O ld Popular music, 35c
M ail orders promptly filled
hone 166J
Albany' Oregon
L IC E N S E D F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S
H A R R IS B U R G
LEBANON
Phone 35
p hone , j
Brandos at
Brow nivdle. Phone 37C1J.
Halsey Phone 166 F m « k K irk . M gr
Large stock ; fine equipment, including
two good anto hearses
lYices most
reatonable. Lad» attendant
Realtor.
Are You Looking Ahead?
A r t yon m ving for ,h . fnture or spend,ng a.l « you g o ’
w iin in six months from
the date hereof, duly veriS -d as by law
I required.
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Hated this 20th day of September, 1922.
J- A M c M aham .
Adm inistrator of the estate of W illia m
H McMahan, deceaaed.
w B A T a x a ro a D AW vatt .
Attys. for Aduir.
N oticb
Saver or Spender ?
success I t asaZred'^''' * * ' h ,r
OWB his own farm
ov business.
or
A ppoiwtmxwt o r E x a c otbix
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned by an order of the County
Vonrt of Linn Ceontv. Oregon, has
able« t h e ^ tr u t h ^ 'f* th fs a v ,^ ’ " 7 ? ,B l,/e ' •P *B<i’ ,ng a ll, and too lati
N- C . L O W E
Lebanon » Reliable Funeral Di
rector and Mortician
plenty of fruit,
me saving
s -v .m
T h e secret of success is saving."
which One Are You ?
u .„
„ d
1 he F ip t Savings Bank of Albany, Oree,
Vhere Savings are safe
ceBt*^
A ll
persons having claims
sgainst said estate are required to pre
sent them w ith in six months from the
“* * *
*bia notice, w ith the proper
ranchers to the undersigned at her res
id e n t* in Halaey. in Linn county, Ore-
go«.
A
,Bd S r,t Published this 2f>lh
day of September, 1922. R osa P owbll ,
E xecutrix Aforesaid.
AMO« A.TujeiW G , A tty for E xrx.