^ ^ b a n y j7 )ire c to ry
This it good advice:" “ I f you live
in Albany, trade in Albany ; if you live
in some other town, trade in that town.
But in three automobile days many re
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
at least part of their buying m the
larger town. Those who go to Albany
to transact business w ill find the firms
named below ready to fill their require-
meats with courtesy an I fairness.
A/Awog S iiM e ttn / — Continued
HALSBV E N TF.R PR IST
FARM LOANS
A R R O W G A R A G E, Gansle Bros,
W rite tor booklet describing our 20-
year Rural Gredit Amortized Loons
The loan pays out in 20 payments, re
tiring the principal Cheap rates. No
“•ley.
B u m L and C o .,
133 Lyon street, Albany, Ore.
U. S. <fe C. T. C. Tires New. low-priced Gill
More service
Batteries for
No m ore cost
Ford,
and
other
Skilled Auto repairing Star,
Chevrolet
small cars
A uto accessories
MORE SERVICE FOR LESS MONEY
F A R M LO A N S
at lowest rate of interest.
A C C E S S O R IE S AND T IR E S
Auto Supplies Real Estate
Insurance
J. H. A llison
Prompt service. Courteous treatment.
442 West First St
U m ' B ain , Boom 5, First Savings Bank
builnmg. Albany
Ibany Floral Co. Cut flowers
(Continued ft-ou
1»
and plants.
n
Floral art for every
and all occasions.
The first irrigation project In Lane
______________ Flower phone 458-T.
county has been completed by L. C
<5
A lb an y Electric Store- Radio
Ables of Eugene for his 285-acre farm
sets. Electric wiring. Delco t.ight
north of Springfield.
products 202 Second
Newt Notes
A
25
G l in n W illasd
W m .
höflich
aa _ .
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SHOE O
<
• i / SERVICE z
TAGt J
g away
fnj uaacrupuloos real estate dealers
to fust ire
The Pendleton Round-up, for many
jeers heralded on the motion picture
screen, will be the background of •
special picture this year which will
he built around the show by tbe Uni
reread Picture corporation. The con
tract permitting the motion picture
concern to he on the grounds during
the show was signed last week by of
ficials of tbe Round-up and the cor
poration.
To Portland
Construction of a ferry for use In
Shoes that cost less per month of wear crossing the Umpqua river at Scotts
burg will be started at once by the
able A & b batteries— W IL L A R D
Douglas county court.
storage battery. Phone 23. 119-121 W
Second at. H. D. Preston—J. C. Cochran
George W. Riddle, for three years
commandant of the old soldiers' home
lue Bird Restaurant, 304# Lyon
Q D tO P ° rtlanJ and return. Sold on Fridays,
Because water in the North Ump
street. Eat here when in Albany.
at Roseburg, was removed from bis qua is so low that the fish cannot get
$ « J .Î7 V Saturdays and Sunday*. R eturn fim it tne
Open from 6 to 2 and 5 to 8.
position at a special meeting of the over tbe dam and fish ladder at W in
follow ing Tuesday.
Mis. B lount .
•tate board of control. W illiam M chester, the Roeeburg Rod and Gun
<t
r>ort^an «l a n d re tu rn . Sold -any day.
Hendershott of Portland was elected club has obtained an order from the
'»'“ • • ' ' R e t u r n lim it 15 day*. Stopover* any
r u n s w ic k
by the board to succeed Judge Riddle state fish commission stationing a
PHO NO G RAPH S
where.
at
Optometrist, with
Flues assessed In cates resulting man with a dtp net at the dam to
It
* comfort, convenience and sa Sety m ake
W O O D W O R T H ’S
from the activities of the state pro transfer summer steelheads and eel
F . M . F r e n c h & S ons
Southern Pacific service worth more to
hibition department during the sti mon trout from the shallow water be
U R K H A R T & LEE
you than any othet form o f transportation.
J E W E L E R S — O P T IC IA N S
sole sgenis for
months ending July 1, 1924, aggre low the obstruction to the deeper
For fu ll in fo rm atio n com m uuicate w ith
Phenia Pure Paint and
Albany, Oregon
gated 177,807.49, while the espenaes water above.
Dr, Hess' Poultry and Stock Tonic
of conducting the department were
C . P . M O O D Y , A g e n t - Phone 220
Indiana of the Klamath reservation
915,4(1.37, according to a report pre in Oregon will receive a total of 38.-
Fkavenport Music company offsrs
Piano-case organ, good as new
pared by George L. Cleaver, state pro 000.000 aa a result of four sales by the
Eatey organ, good as new
hibition director.
department of the Interior In the last
Used Pianos.
Directors of the Oregon Growers' few months of ripe timber on the
W hat a satisfaction to know Co-operative association have agreed Trout creek. Squaw fist. North Marsh
fp a s tb u rn Bros.— T w o big grocery
A-# stores, 212 W. First and 225 South that your K R Y P T O K GLASSES to allow the Northwest Prune Ex and Long Prairie units of that reser
Main. Good merchandise at the right are built upon the bigheet stand
change to use the trade name "Mist vation. j The contracts Include ap
prices.
ard of Q U A L IT Y .
land" on its products. The trade label proximately 1,000,000,000 feet of tim
Anyone buying for quality will was adopted hy the Oregon growers ber, for which the Indians are to re
t ’ lite Cafeteria and confectionery
Home cooking. Pleasant surround •ak for K R Y P T O K S .
association several years ago. and ceive exceptional prices obtained
ings.
Courteous, efficient serviee.
large
quantities of fruit have been through competitive bidding
We make our own candies.
sold under this brand.
Hearing of the suit Instituted by
W . s. D uncan .
Protests against the proposal of the eight railroads operating In Oregon
Lpilnis developed and printed.
etate forestry department to close the to restrain '.the public service com
A We mail them right back to you.
timbered districts to hunters because mission from enforcing an order re
Woodworth Drug Company, Albanv, Or
egon.
of unfavorable fire conditions are ducing freight rates on hay and other
Commercial and Savings account» Solicited
coming In. The protests are based on (arm products was started In the cir
>0RD SALES A N D S E R V IC E
newspaper reports that the state board cuit court at Salem. The order waa
Tires and accessorie«
of forestry had been called to meet laaued more than a ll months ago and >
Repai rs
K i i k -P ollak M otor C o .
in Salem Friday to consider postpone provided for reductions In 'fre ig h t
ment of the opening date of the deer rates of approalmately 25 per cent.
"CVirtmiller Furniture Co., fuini-
The railroads are protesting the order coming term, waa in town a «hoit ¡old livery «Libie on second street.
season
. ,
A ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges.
on the grounds that it la discrimina time Monday.
w»s over frn rt Newport- tbe lait of
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
Gravel has been laid on part of the
Optometrists, Manufacturing Opticians aeven-mlle unit of the Roosevelt high tory In that It favors shipments of
street, Albany, Oregon.
tbe
week.
Henry Zimmerman was a caller
farm products from Washington Into
Albany, Oregon
way between Glasgo and Hauser. The
in
Brownsville
Weilnevday.
W
. L. Tentscli has been ay«
U L L E R G R O C ER Y. 285 Lyon
Oregon.
grading for the entire distance is near
(Succeesor to Stenherg Broa.)
Atty. A. A. T u ttin g and family uointed tteeiarvvO, A. C. exteneiou
An experiment In growing water
Groceries
Fruits
Produce
ly finished. When this unit of the
farm wont n Linn. Y am hill, Polk,
were Eugene callers Saturday.
Phone 2t)3R
highway la finished there will b - a | melons, with the object In view of as
Marion a «d Coos enunties.
J.
W
.
Clark
has
joined
the
rauk«
|
continuous hard surface over the i certslnlng the productivity, quality
W- S E X A U E R , auto and gen-
The
ir'siual
distribution to
marketability of more than 2ft of those building cement walks.
Roosevelt highway from Hauser t o ! and
.
• eral painter
Laundry sent Tuesdays
school diet •jeta of the interest on
Corbin, Curry county, a distance ofj d lfi* re“ t »«rfetlee, hat been complet-
Get my estimate.
M 'l T . I. Maiks and Mrs. C. P.
th e iireducilde school fund bring*
Agency Hub Cleaning Works
83 miles
e i by The Dalles-Wasco county cham
201 E. Hirst street
Stafford drove to Albany Tuesday,
912,149 to I.inn county schools
W ill H. Moore, .te le Insurance com
7 :' h T
’ h'Ch
U O L M A N & JACKSON
Ira A Miner and family were st this year. >
to h* Ve “
mlssloner, has prepared a public let ' are
’ ” eipected
* " * * * t0
,mpor,* B'
* *
Grocery—Bakery
bearing on tbe production of melons the Albany campmeeting Sundey.
C. H. Te t * nee of Albany, whose
Everything in the line of eats
ter urging all persona having deal
In
thia district, within the neit several
Opposite Postoffice
W . J. Carey cams down Pom edvsrtiaem ,nt appears in the En
ings with real estate agents to keep
•
v e e rs
A l l Wasco «
county melons are Eugene Sunday and went back terprise, In
,
- v I years.
All
put in * 118(1 valve,
fo the V X ' * " ,* rae:, t * ,t h e , ra“ke b#,n« “ • ^ • ( e d “ >’•
» > « “«’« The
ub Candy Co,, First street, next
yesterday.
facing ma< hiue which grinds valve*
door to Blain Clothing Co.
This n r Z n
„ u
r P,rtT n " ,M Co-operative G row er.’ ... o c l .
Noon lunches.
Thia procedure, Mr. Moore said, would
with ..„ h - - i - ■ .
,
. v
D. S. McWilliams and J. A: so they are the sains as new.
iiod , with each ration stamped with
L A W Y E R A N D N O TA R Y
Home-made candy and ice Cream.'
aid his department materially In bring
McCullough
of Albany v.nre io
I I . E. I#»vis hae equipped his
the sssocietiffii label of ’’Delco."
uto Electric Service— Recbarg
A
B
W hy suffer from
headache ?
Have your eyes
examined
B
S. T . F R E N C H
Low round trip fares
d 7ft,w
B
Southern Pacific
Q uality
H ALSEY ST A T E B A N K
Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
AND
SU R PLU S
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
M ead e & Albro,
F
A
M odern
B arb er Shop
F
A B E S PLACE
Amor A. Tussi ng
H
luc.
H ub Cleaning Cor. Works,
Becoond and Ferry
Master Dyers and Cleaners
Made - To - Measure Clothes
I
M P E R IA L C A FE , 209 W. First
Harold G. Murphy Prop.
Phone 665
W i N i v e a cL O Ji
agneto electric co .
M
Official Strömberg carburetor serv
ice station.
Conservative price» All
work guaranteed.
119-121 W. Second.
— AKINELI.O parlors
town yesterday.
H alsey , O regon
F. M, GRAY,
DRAYM AN
All work done promptly and reason
ably.
Phone No. 269
HALSEY
Linn County Packer*
B e e f, M u tton , P ork or V ea l
POULTRY,
F IS H , tU R B D
Cream and Produce Station
|en and money are best when
Me
bnsy. Make yonr dollars work in
Cream, Poultry, Eggs, Veal HalMy Happenings ete.
(Continued from page 1)
& Hides. M. H- S H O O K
our savings department. A lbany S tatr
B ank . Under government supervision.
M O O R E ’S M USIC HOUSE
R eta il S h o p s
J1R W First street _
buy Cattle, Hogs, Sheep
Second and Lyon streets
and Poultry
or order by parcel post
Choicest cuts o f
M
(A beauty aid for every need)
St. Françia Hotel
Prop., W in n ifr id R o il.
Call at our
N e b e r g a ll M eat
(S
car with a red-rubber-iiieulated
Mrs. Robert«, mother of M rs, W illard baiitery from the Torrance
Frank Hadley, died this iuorniu< agency in t .Ibany. Such batteries
cost mono« , but they do the work.
at her home near Rrowmville.
M EATS
Our service w ill please you.
Caih paid for
DELBERT STARR
Funeral Director and Li
censed Embalmer
W . L, W ell* has men remodel
ing his farm residence.
decided
home.
to
make
Halsey
their
N . T. Kneed 1« on tbe streets,
walking with a crutch,
H arry Bressler was a business
H. C, Davie had business which visitor in Salam Tuesday,
Milled
him
to
Portland
Monday.
223 W . First st.
I he abed protecting the Foote
M r*. J. T. Cooley of Brownsville filling station gleams iu naw paint.
urphy Motor Co. Buick and Efficient Service.
Motor Hearse.
took the train for Eugene Wednes
Chevrolet automobiles. Tires and
Lady Attendant
S. E. Gormley had buelneat
accessories.
day.
Brownsville....................................Oregon
calling him to Salem Wednesday.
’Albany, Oregon, Phone_2*0._
Mi«« Alberta Koontz and brother
This week's installment of our
IOSCOE AMES H A R D W A R E ,
M artin want to Newport Tuesday «tory.
"Pay G ravel.” w.a delayed
the
for an outing by the sea.
W IN C H ESTER STOR E
in the m ail, and did not arriva in
W - L- W R IG H T
322 W. First at
II. W. Chance and wife and time for use in thi» issue
Mortician & Funeral Director
grandson H arry drove to Monroe
Halsey and Harrisburg
S G IL B E R T dr SON
Earl H u ll and wife of Enid,
Monday looking for peaches.
• Builders’ and shelf hardware, gar
Call D. T aylor , Halsey, or
Montana, arrived Monday to visit
W. L. W right . Harrisburg
den tool*, crockery and glassware
Mr. and Mr». P. J. Forster took at the home of the former'« uncle,
New Stock.
Naw lew prue«
the stage for Brownsville Monday W H Robertson, whom be had
T I M SON T H E SHOE DOCTOR
for a consultation with the dentist. not seen for 21 years.
Second street, opposite Hamilton's
Work has commenced on tbe
store.
Mr, and Mrs. George Asher and
DR. W H E T S T O N E
“ Sadden Service”
basement and. foundation for Ibe family of Toronto, Canada, who
D E N T IS T
eight-room residence which Mr. have been visiting Mr«. J F. Lewis
~ H E M A R G U E R IT E SHOPPE
and Mr«- C. R. Evans are building of Brownsville, took the train here
Shampooing. Marcelling and Scalp
HALSEY HOTEL
en their farm. Tbe home will be iuesday for Lot Angeles, where
Treatments
Margaret Countryman.
Globe Theater bldg Phone 158J Prop.
Wednesday and Friday
equipped with all modern eonven thoy expect to reside.
ience« and will also have hardw«>d
aldo Anderson A Son. dietrib-
• 12 to 8:30
Peafenaor Torbet, who has been
floor«.
ntors and dealers for Msswell. Chal
employed
as principal of tbe
mers. Eases. Hudson A Hupmobile cars.
David Foote has purchased the Browneville high school for the
Accessories. Supplies 1st A Broadalbin.
property where he now resides
with his son, A. W. Foote, and
New
FURNITURE AND
and
87
acres adjoining, for 13000. The
FARM MACHINERY
used
place has been ewaed for eome
time bv • Medfiyd bank and the eonth of Brownsville, on good road.
bought, sold and eacbanged at all times
deal w u made thru D. Taylor, W ill saw out yonr order for 115 50
B E N T. S U D T E L L
J . W S T E P H E N S O N . Frop The many friends of tbe two fami a thousand. Delivered Halaey, f 18.
lies will be glad tekoow they have SLainou <fc*Martin, R,'2,i>Haia»y'.
Phon* 76-R^ 123W. Broidalbm s t , Albany
W •
* I
1
HV«. »
•’ Everything tnntical”
M
Rc
S
S
T
W
BARBER
SH O P
First-class W ork
• t
W. have. S aw m ill
mil#(
Mrs. O. W MornbiawOf* and
Clyde Powell, a Sweat Home
Mrs, Hazel Wallace and dau.yh-ers druggist, *\va« alreated Saturday
were dinner guests o f Mre. M . C- night by SBieriff Chandler for ille
Bond and daughter Mona F rid a y. gal poasesRon of liquor and gave
bail to appear for trial neat M a il-
Mre. Haioline, mother of ¡Mrs.
day.
Otto Neff of Peoria, died y sater-
day morning at the Neff liorae.
Gueata at the L . V. Chanee heme
The funeral will be Friday a t Pine Thursday were M r*.
Chance’s
Grove.
mother,Jtfre. D. B. Davis, eider,
Mrs. T hood ere Hoflicb, end deigb -
K arl Bramwell bas (had a mew ter, Pearl and Flinn and Mrs. C.
aldewalk put in front of Stephen-
A, Brockina-i, all of Albany.
eon'e barber shop sod Sturtevant
is continuing it around h l, stint«
O. W . Frum and fam ily at
today.
z' (
tended the first anniversary of the
George Hoffman and wife a rd a birth of Langvitw , Wash., the la d
brother of Mr». Hoffm ar, la te ly 1 of of the week. To go through the
Oklahoma, were in town yedardey i E1* Dl lo° *
® ilM ’
making
u There were 6,000 people there.
g arrangement«
arrangements to
to open
open u
meat market. They will oceu py
Job Moors and hie printer friend,
the Chanc« house on first atreet if George A. Dyaon of Eugene, (he
they decide to remain.
/ «
was only temporarily In Los Ao-
, ineles) start this week up the Mo-
| The Women's Study club «n
y s s te r-• ^ enx** 011
’ TO*Pe®^>ot trip.
‘e r t ,," #d “ ‘ 1#w"
• ' ‘«noon at the J W. D rin k - 1 " ilHam Moore accompanies them.
«rd home in honor of Mrs. O . W .
Mrs. W . F. Walton of Boston,
Mornbinweg and Mre. J. W . who has been visiting her parents
Moore, who are moving nwav.
at Salem, wa« a guest at tbe K. F.
Crass horn« Tuesday. Mr*. W al
Mr« E Davit and her daughter.
ton was a teacher when
Mre.
Mrs. Ida Tipptt, both of Oklahoma«
Cross was in high school.
C ity, Ok , came up today with
Presumably the ever-threatening
O. Davie, principal of the Jtffer-
sou »choola, ahd his son Dortia oigeret cauaed a fire in the grace
and Mrs. M Cumming- and bad along the road on the G R Walker
dinner with their relative, Mrs. place Sunday. Neighbor« at the
W illiam Wheeler.
phone found many people misaiug
from home hut got Mr. end Mrs.
Mr» H«z«l Wallace and cbildr-rn H. W. Chance at last and they
and Uncle Peter I-ewie left W'»d. looked after tbe place. No damage;
tiesilav for Newport and Mr. »/nd
Mrs. Sidney McNary, sister of
Mre. G. W Mornhinweg today.
There they w ill make their futfnre Albert M iller of this city, and her
home. They have two greenhouses son Freeman and hie wife end two
out one mile from Newport -tnd children, all of Portland, celled on
expect to operate them,
T neir M r. and Mre. Albert M iller 8atnr.
many friend« regret to see them J a y , going from here to Harrisburg
leave and wish them well in their t o sea another brother, E ll M iller,
• lan attending their trip to Co-
new^undertaking.
giine before returning home.
' Dudley^.Happy, -.W e L o owds 'the
.
' (Continued on pace 8)
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