L E. Blain, head of the Blain
Clothing company of Albany, and
wife celebrated the 59th anniversary
H ALLS'
of their wedding Sunday by quietly
attending the Albany Presbyterian F L O R A L & M USIC S H O P
church, where they were married.
We grow our own cut flowers
tuebb« not. I f so, the crowd is up
the trail. If tbsy'rs cornin' by. It'll
be 'fore dark. We'll st< p In this 'ere
tavern They'» a eave on t'other aide
o’ the ledge as big as a small house
They watched until the sun bad set.
Then Solomon led Jack to the cave,
In which their packs were deposited.
From the cava'» entrance they
looked upon the undulating green roof
of the forest dipping down Into a deep
valley, cot by the smooth surface of
a broad river with mirrored shores,
and lifting to the summit of a distant
mountain range. Its blue peaks rose
into the glow of the sunset.
"Yonder is the great stairway of
Heaven 1” Jack exclaimed.
" I’ve put up In this ere ol’ tavern
many a night,” said Solomon. ‘‘Do
ye see Its sign!”
He pointed to a great dead pine
that stood a little below It, towering
with stark, outreacblng limbs more
than a hundred and fifty feet Into the
air.
"I cal) It The Dead Pine Tavern,''
Solomon remarked.
On the road to Paradise,” said Jack
ns be gazed down the valley, bla hnnds
shading his eyes.
“Wlsht we could have a nice hot
supper, but ’twon't do to build no fire
Nothin' but cold vlttlesl I'll go down
with the pot to a spring an’ git aorae
water. You dig fer our supper In that
park o’ mine an' spread it out here.
I ’m hungry.”
They ate their bread and dried meat
moistened with spring water, picked
Mohawk Jollied the one near which
they had been traveling
When they
were approaching the point Solomon
had left Jack In a thicket and cau­
tiously crept out to the "Juncahln.”
There was half an hour of silence be­
Gold banded, Rubrum and other hardy
fore the old scout came back In sight
lily bulbs now on hand.
and beckoned to Jack
His face had
Nice geraniums every Saturday,
never looked more aerlou«. The young
Phone 166J
man approached him. Solomon swal­
lowed—a part of the effort to restrain
Phone 312 Y
Satisfaction guaranteed
bis emotions.
Price I J, 50
“IVant to show ye authln’," be wble
T his is good advice; " i f you live
pered
F R E D B. JO N E S
in Albany, trade in Albany ; if you live
in some other town, trade in that town.'
The two went cnutlously toward the
But in these automobile days many re­
trail. When they reached It the old
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
ae<>ut led the wity to »oft ground near
ALBANY
You ran now obtain atopover privileges in 15-dar
at least part of their buying in the
a brook
Then he pointed down at
roundtrip ticket» between practically nil stations in
larger town. Those who go to Albany Piano Tuner for leading music stores in
the
mud.
There
were
many
foot­
to transact business will find the firms Albany, Iuquire Davenport music house
Oregon which are served by Southern Pacific Lines.
prints, newly made, and among them
named below ready to fill their require­
Thia is o new service which means mnrh to you in
the print of that wooden peg with an
ments with courtesy and fairness.
added convenience.
Iron ring around Its bottom, which
In addition, special week end roundtrip tickets from
they had seen twice before, snd which
A lbany Bakery, 321 Lyon street
all stations to Portland are on sale Fridays, Satur­
was associated with the blackest mem­
>pound loaf of bread made
Best one-pound
days and Sundays, the final return limit being the
5 cents.
ories they knew. For some time Solo­
bought, sold and exchanged at all times
following Tuesday.
Wedding cakes to order
mon studied the surface of the trail
And.
of course, you know how muth less it costs to
In
silence
B EN T. SU D T E L L
A lbany Floral Co. Cut flowers
travel on Southern Pacific trains than it does to go
"More’ll twenty Injuns, two captives,
in any other way.
and plants. Floral art for every Phone 76-R, 123 N. Broadalbin sL, Albany
a pair o' bosses, a cow an’ the devil,
and all occasions.
Yet these trains provide a convenient, regular and
he
whispered
to
Jack.
"Been
a
raid
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comfortable service which is of great value to all
down to the Mohawk valley. The cow
passengers.
A lbany Electric Store. Radio
an' the bosses are loaded with plun
A:-k our agent for full informal Ion relative to any
sets. Electric wiring. Delco t ight
der
Tve noticed that when the In
phase of our service. He, like all Southern Pacific
products 202 Second
Juns
go
out
to
rob
an’
kill
folks
ye
find,
c
R lkkn W illard
W m . MOFL1CH
men, is anxious to assist you in any possible way.
'mong their tracks, the print o’ that
SHOE
©
'ere
Iron
ring
I
seen
it
twice
In
the
IJ lu e Bird Restaurant, 309 Lyon
SERVICE *
Ohio kentry. Here 1» the heart o' the
street. Eat here when in Albany.
devil an’ his fire water. Red Snout
Open from 6 to and 5 to 8.
Shoes that cost less per month of wear
has got to ha started on a naw trail.
M rs . b io v n t .
C . P. MOODY, Halscv, Agent
Hts ol’ peg leg |g goln' down to the
B R U N S W IC K
gate o' hell tonight.”
some bo,sont boughs and covered •
PH O NO G RAPH S
Solomon’s face bad darkened with
corner of the mossy floor with them. anger.
at
W h y s u ffe r fro m
There were deep furrows
When the rock chamber was filled with across his brow.
W O O D W O R T H ’S
headache ?
their fragrance. Jack said:
Standing before Jack about three
T h e r e ’s a s u r e c u r e to r
Fhavenport Music company offer»
H ave v o u r ey es
I f my dream comes true and M ar­ feet away, he drew out his ram rod
Piano-case organ, good as new
e
x
a
m
in
e
d
garet and I are married, I shall bring and tossed it to the young iuan, who
h u n g e r a t th e
Estey organ, good as new
her here. I want her to see The Dyad
Used Pianos.
caught tt a little above the middle
o n fe c tio n e r y
Pina Tavern and its outlook.”
Jack knew the meaning of this. They
‘Ayes, sir, when ye're married safe,” were to put their hands upon the ram
ppjstburn Bros.—Two big grocery
Optometrist, with
aw /
B est s w e e ts a m i s o ft d r in k s
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South
Solomon answered.
"W e’ll eotne up | rod, one above tha other. The Iasi
Alain. Good merchandise at the right
here fust summer an’ fish, an’ hunt, hand It would hold was to do the
C
a
f
e te r ia
F . M . F r en c h & sons
a t th e
prices.
an' I'll run the tavern an' do the killing. It was Solomon's.
J E W E L E R S — O P T IC IA N S
cookin' an' sweep the floor an' make
B e s t c u is in e
"Thank God!” he whispered, as his
polite Cafeteria and confectionery >
E ffic ie n t s e rv ie e
the beds!”
Albany, Oregon
face brightened.
Home cooking. Pleasant surround­
P le a s a n t s u r r o u n d in g s
Jack
awoke
at
daylight
and
found
ings.
Courteous, efficient serviee.
He seemed to he taking careful aim
that he was alone. Solomon returned with hts right eye.
W e make our own candies.
in
half
an
hour
or
so.
W. S. D uncan .
“It s my Job," said he. “I wouldn't
Albany, Oregon
H ave Y our Eyes E xam ined
Been scoutin' up the trail,” he said.
a’ let ye do tt If ye'd draweri the
E hl ms developed and printed
Didn t see a thing but an ol’ gnaw chanst. It ’s my Job—proper.
O
nce
a
Y
ear
They
We
theta right
rigl back to you.
— mail
— .......».J
bucket. We’ll Jest eat a bite an' p’int ain’t an hour ahead. Mebbe—It's Jest
Halsey Happenings
Woodworth Drug Com,»any, Albany, Or­
shipments
made by O. W.
to the nor’west an’ keep watch o’ possible—he may go to sleep tonight
egon.
You taka good care of your off
this ’ere trail.
They’s Injuns over
E rum. But it isn’t too late to
fore I do, an' I wouldn't he surprised
(Leftover
last
week
and
tcelb, yet they may be replaced thar on the slants. We got to know They’ll build their fire at the caverns
Epirst garage going north.
printed now without change give them this week and they
Tires, accessories, oils, gasoline, But what about your eyes'? Make how they look an' 'bout bow many on Rock crick an' roast a captive. of dates)
show that he is a busy man.
head they is.”
repair work.
Ws'll cross the bush an' come up on
One
load of cattle to Cottage
it
a
rule
to
have
them
examined
W. H. H ulburt .
1 hey went on, keeping well away t’ other side an' see what's goin' on.'
Dudley Henry went to New­ Grove Saturday, a double-deck
once a year.
from the trail.
They crossed a high ridge, with Sol port Tuesday.
load of lambs to Portland Mon­
p O R D SALES AND SERVICE
We’ll have to watch It with our omon tossing his feet In that long,
Tires and accessorie»
Mrs. John Salash had her ton­ day, also a tiuckload of hogs to
ears, said Solomon In a whisper.
loose
stride
of
hts,
and
went
down
Repairt
Salem and two cars of hay to
His ear was often on the ground that the slope Into a broad valley. The sils out Saturday.
K irk -P ollak M otor C o .
Coquille.
morning and twice he left Jack to sun sank low anil the Immeasurable
Mrs.
Edith
Drinkard
was
an
"snook” out to the trail and look for green-roofed bouse of the wild was
E\>rtmiller Furniture Co., furni-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zimmer­
Albany shopper Friday.
tracks.
Solomon could Imitate the dim and dusk when the old scout halt
*
ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges.
man and daughter June were
call of the swamp robin, and when cd. Ahead In the distance they had
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
Mrs H. P. Doxsee of Browns­ Albany shoppers Saturday and
street, Albany, Oregon.
they were separated In the bush, he heard voices and the neighing of a
ville
visited in Albany last also visited Mrs. Zimmemian’s
gave it so that his friend could locate Ttorse.
week.
P C LLER GROCERY. 235 Lyon
him. At midday they sat down In deep
sister, who lives near that city.
"My eon," said Solomon as he pointed
(Successor to Stenberg Bros.)
Miss Cleona Smith spent the
shade by the side of a brook and ate with his finger, "do you see the brow o'
Kenneth Van Nice is to be
Groceries
Fruits
Produce
their luncheon.
the hill yonder « liar the black thickets week end with ‘h er father, W. valediotoiian at the high school
Phone 2b3R
"This 'ere Is Peppermint brook,” said be?”
L. Smith.
commencement exercises May
Solomon. "It'» 'nother one o' my tav­
P W. SEXAUER, auto and gen­
Jack nodded.
Mr«. H. M. Oa it la r d of 29. Everett Corbin is saluta-
erns.”
eral painter
" If ye hear to me ye'll stay tide aide.
Get my esumate.
“Our food Isn't going to last long at
Brownsville was a passenger to torian. Eight are to be gtad»-
Optometrists, Manufacturing Opticians the rate we are eating it,” Jack re­ This ere business is kind o’ neevarlons.
2<>1 E. First street
uated.
I ’m a-goln’ elns up. I f I come back Albany Tuesday.
Albany, Oregon
marked. " If we can’t shoot a gun what ye'll hear the call o' the bush owl. If
Misses _ Lena Keene and
Miss Eva Miller of Browns
T IO L M A N A JA C K SO N
are vre going to do when It's all gone?" I don't come 'fore inornln' you p’int fer
vilie took the train here for Lorena Eox, who have l»een
Grocery—Bakery
"Don't worry,” Solomon answered. hum an' the good God go with ye."
Linn
Calf
Clubs
Will
Go
Everything in the line of eats
teaching schools near Halsey,
"Ye're In my kentry now an' there's a
"I shall go as far as you go," Jack Corvallis Monday.
Opposite Postoffice
Jersey calf clubs of Linn county better tavern up In the high trail.”
answered.
Bert Mincklev and Grant Mc­ took the train for Monmouth
They fared along, favored by good
ub Candy Co., F irs t »treet, next w ill send judging teams to the Jersey
Solomon spoke sternly. The genial Neil took a tiuckload of sheep Friday, to attend the May Day
weather, and spent that night on the tone of good comradeship had left
door to Blain Clothing Co.
festivities.
to Portland Tuesday.
judging contest to be held In conncc
shore of a little pond not more than him.
Noon lunches.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Bramwell
and
Miss
The W. F. M. S. met at tho
Home made candy and ice Creatn.
tion with the first annual Oregon fifty paces off the old blazed thorough­
"Ye kin go, hut ye ain't obleeged,",
fare. Nest day, about "half-way from said he. "Bear In mind, boy. Tonight Mary Smith
went
to
Browns­
home
of Mrs E. B. I’cnland Fri­
Jersey Cattle club Chautauqua at the dawn to dark," as Solomon was wont,
l l u b Cleaning Works, Inc.
ville Tuesday morning.
day’, with twelve ladies pres­
Cor. Fourth and Lyon state fa ir grounds, May 28 and 29. now and then, to »peak of the noon I'm the cap'll. Do as I tell ye— exact
R. S. Nelson of Yakinui. ent. Mis. W. P. Wahl read the
Master Dyers and Cleaners
(To be continued)
One hundred Jersey club members hour, they came suddenly upon fresh
M ade-To-M easure Clothes
Wash.,
took the train here Sat­ lesson. The next meeting will
“sign.’’ It waa where the big north
be held at the church.
from over the state w ill compete.
urday
for
Cordova, Alaska.
Mr».
C.
L.
Gormley
visited
Al-
trail from the upper waters of the
Tf you have friend» they should
bay Saturdiy.
-*■ have your photograph.
A purebred Jersey calf, valued at
Miss Maude Ackley spent
I he bobbed hair epidemic
Clifford's Studio
several
days
in
Albany
last
still
apieads in this part of the
S150, w ill be awarded the highest
333 West First street, Albany.
week, returning Saturday.
country, with new victims each
scoring individual by Linn
and
^ f í b a n y ^/)iree tory
Piano Tuning and Repairing
*7
FURNITURE AND
used FARM MACHINERY
A New Service Feature
for your convenience
s o u t h e r n P a c ific
(F/ZZe
S. T . F R E N C H
w . S. DUNCAN
Meade & Albro,
H
H
H
M agneto electric co .
It almost rivals tho
Arthur Foote is hauling lum­ week.
ber for a new barn to be erected hoof and mouth disease of Cali­
fornia Nevertheless we have
on the F. W. Sylvester place.
Mrs. M. B. Southern and no kick coming and have seen
lVfen and money are best when
-LvA busy. Make your dollars work in five prizes as awards for the best
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Clark, worse fads than this one, which
makes the head comfortable
our savings department. A lbany S tate jddging teams. Every team not
G ENERAL STO R A G E
to were Albany visitors Monday. and the hair easily cared for
H ank . Under government supervision. winning prizes w ill receive five dol­
U/ Mrs- O. F. Neal and daughter and cleaned, even though it has
D E A L E R IN H A Y . G R A I N A N D F B E D J Melba
urphy Motor Co. Bttick and lars to help defray expenses.
and grandson Donald a tendency to render some of
fh»r
Each Jersey calf club or each calf
Chevrolet
automobiles. Tires and
were Albany shoppers Satur­ its victims a little light headed.
accessories.
club having three or more members,
H ave y o u used an y ot F I S H E R 'S
E G G * day.
Albany, Oregon. Phone MO.
Anyhow, its a godsend to the
who own Jerseys, may enter one
P R O D U C E R ?
In e lu d e a sac k w ith y o ili’jK
R. E. King of Lacomb has barlieis.
team
of
three
members.
All
Jersey
oscoe ames hardware ,
been fined $25 for dumping
n e x t o r d e r o f p o u ltr y te e d a n d j o u will b e s u r-
the
calf club members may enter the
sawdust from his sawmill in a
W IN C H E S T E R S T O K E
D ELBER T STA R R
contest, as individuals. A ll members Z|\ p ris e d w ith r e s u lts o b ta in e d .
creek.
322 W. First st.
of a team must be members of the
Mrs Lila Parr and Mrs. Em­ funeral Director and Li­
same standard livestock club.
s. G 11.HER I A SON
New and Second-hand Wool Sax.
Also Twine
met
Shay, Ixith of Brownsville,
• Builders' and shelf hardware, gar­
censed Embalmer
Teams have been entered from
took the train here for Albany Efficient Service.
den tool«, crockery aud glassware
Motor Heart».
Linn, Lincoln, Polk, Marlon, Wash­
O
.
W
.
F
R
U
M
New Stock.
New low prices
Satu rday.
Lady Attendant.
ington,
Multnomah, Tillamook and
CTIMSON’ rHESHOE'DOCTOR Lane counties. Other counties are
Lawrence Parker, vivo has Brownsville............. ................. Oregon
*-J Second street, opposite Hamilton's expected to enter. As many as five
been working on the block sig­
»tore.
nal system, was a passenger to
teams have been entered by some
“ Sudden Service.”
Roseburg Saturday.
counties and many individuals will
w . L. W RIG H T
aldo Anderson A Son. distrib­ enter to compete for the purebred
Mrs. P. J. Forster left for i Mortician & Funeral Director
utor-« and dealers for Maxwell, Chal­ Jersey calf.
Eugene Friday, to visit hei
Halsey and Harrisburg
mers, Essex. Hudson A- lluuinohile cars.
daughters, Mrs. Fred Roberts
all D. T aylor . Halsey, or
Accessories. Supplies. 1st A Broadalbin.
•
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__________
W. L. W right , Ham tburg
and Mrs. Algy Sweet.
DR W HETSTONE
W. L. Smith and M. E. Gard­
D E N T IS T
ner are remodeling the house on
- ’W rite for booklet describing our 20-
the Nichols ranch, over on the
ytlr Rural Credit Amortized Loans. I :
HALSEY HOTEL
Amor A. Tussing
The fam pays out in .20 payments, re­
Willamette river, this week.
tiring the principal. Cheap rates No
Wedneaday only
C. N. Moody and wife and
LAWYER AND NOTARY
delay.
U p j * r * p c Q *2 Heavy nr light. Full »tnck on b»nd.
grandson Jerry were all up
1 80 to 8 30J
B eam L and C o .,
IIVCJO
Come in »nd see the quulity and ¡ear» prices
H alsey , O kkoon
133 Lyon St.. Albany, Ore
from Harrisburg Tuesday to
visit C. P. Moody and wife.
'fiWtltt 22 Ih ere’» health in cultivating
D d r U c ll 1OOIS
garden crop*, and alaoin eating them
Mrs. R. C. Barclay, who has
Halsey Meat Market
been
visiting at the Ross Baker
at lowevt rate ol tntereiL
Our prices sell our goods
First Class Work
home in Brownsville, left for T h o m a r k e t w h e r e y o u a l­
Real Eetate
Inaurane«
her home at Tidewater, Satur­
Agent for P.ngrne Steam Laundry
w a y s g e t th o h o st in
Prompt »errice. Courteoa» treatment.
day.
Seat Tuesday».
m e a ts .
W m B a IN. Room 5, First Saving» Bank
Too late for publication last
J . W. S T E F H E N S O N . frop
builning, Albany
W^ek-we received-a list of stock
W . F. C A R T E R
Official Strömberg carburetor serv­ Cranday, Jersey breeders of Salem.
ice station.
Conservative prices. All The Oregon Jersey Cattle club has
work guaranteed
119-121 W. Second.
appropriated Ï1 W to be. divided into
» O.
W . F R l JM ;
M
R
2
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W
FARM LOANS
r
V
FARM LOANS
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Hardware
Farm Machinery «
Stoves & Ranges JJ
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