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FARM LO ANS
Thia ia good advice: “ I f you live
m Albany, trade tu Albany , if you live
is some other town, trade in that town."
But ia these automobile days many re­
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
at least part of their buyifig in the
larger town. Those who go to Albany
to tranaact butineaa will find the firms
named below ready to fill their require­
ment* with courtesy an I fairneaa.
ACCESSORIES AND TIRES
«x
Auto Supplies
J. H. A ll is o n
W rit* tor booklet describing our 20
y**r Rural Credit Amortized Loan,
The loan pay» out in 20 payments, re-
tiring the principal. Cheap rates. No
delay.
B k am L a n d C o .,
153 Lyon street, Albany, Ore.
FARM LOANS
Real Estate
Wn'
Albany Floral Co.
Cut flowers
Electric
Store-
u o
Electric wiring. Delco Light
products 202 Second
W il l a r d
W m . h ö f l ic h .
SHOE O
SERVICE
A uto Electric Service— Recbarg-
Shoes that cost less per month of wear
TJIue Bird Reetaurant, 309 Lyon
n J atreet
Eat hare when in Albany.
Open from 6 to 2 and 5 to 8.
M rs . B lo u n t .
O R U N S W lC K
A>
•
PHO NO G RAPH S
at
W O'O D W O R T H 'S
D U R K H A R T & LEE
"
t
sol* agenia for
Pnenla Pure Paint snd
Dr. Heaa’ Poultry and Stock Tonic
Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
AND
SU R PLU S
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
Commercial and Savings account» Solicited
Insurance
Radio
A X able A & B batten**— W IL L A R D
storage battery. Phone 23. 119-121 W.
Second at. H. D. Preaton—J.C . Cochran
H ALSEY STA TE B A N K
B a in , Room 5, First Savings Bank
bnilning. Albany
- » seta.
G l b x n
W h y suffer from
h e ad a ch e ?
H ave y o u r eyes
exam ined
S. T. F R E N C H
Optometrist, with
r. M.
F r e n c h & S ons
J E W E L E R S — O P T IC IA N S
A R R O W G A R A G E , Gansle Bros.
Pkavenport Music company offers
Q u a lity
Eatey organ, good aa new
Used Piano*.
NEWS NOTES FROM
ALL OVER OREGON
E pitom e o f E vents in th e
B eaver S ta te
Glide is arranging tor
fair September IS.
a
community
p O R D SALES AND SERVICE
Increased {14,760 in the last year,
the total now standing at {12.483,090
are built upon the highest stand­
ard of QUALITY.
Anyone buying for quality will
p ’lite Cafeteria and confectionery
n J Home cooking. Pleasant surround­ ask for KRYPTOKS.
Main. Good merchandise at the right
price*.
ing*.
Courteous, efficient service.
We make our own candies.
W . S. D u nc a n .
TJpiltna developed
snd
printed.
A
A
Tires and accessories
Repairs
K ir k -P o l la k M otor Co.
'EVirtmiller Furniture Co., fatal-
A ture, ruga, linoleum, stove* range*.
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
street, Albany, Oregon.
D U L L E R GROCERY. 286 Lyon
x
(Successor to Stenberg Bros.)
Groceries
Fruits
Produce
Phone 2b3R
P w . SEXAUER, auto nnd gen-
A • eral painter
Get tuy estimate.
201 E. Hirst street
U O L M A N ft JACKSON
A a
Grocery—Bakery
Everything in the line of eat*
Opposite Postoffice
TJub Candy Co., First street, next
AA door to Blain Clothing Co.
Noon lunches.
Home-made candy and ice Creatn.
TJub Cleaning Works, Inc.
AA
Cor. Becoond and Ferry
Master Dyers and Cleaner*
M ade-To-M easure Clothes
IM PERIAL CAFE. 209 W. First
A
Harold G. Murphy Prop.
Phone 665
Wn n x v x r closm
AfAGNETO ELECTRIC CO.
av A
official Stromberg carburetor serv­
ice station.
Conservative prices. All
work guaranteed
119-121 W. Second.
AA AR1NELLO PARLORS
l’A
( a beauty aid for every need)
St. Francis Hotel
Prop., WiNNivnRD Rots.
TYflen and money are best when
1’ A busy.
Make your dollars work m
our saving* department. A lb a n y S t a tx
B a n k . Under government supervision.
^JO O R E ’S MU8IC HOUSE
“ Everything musical"
223 W . First st.
IVJ'irphy Motor Co, Buick snd
• a ’ A Chevrolet automobiles. Tires snd
accessories.
Albany, Oregon.
Phone 290.
DOSCOE AMES HARDWARE,
AV
ibe
W IN C H E S T E R S T O R d
.322 W. First at
C
S. OILBERI ft SON
Builder*' and thelf hardware gar­
den tools, crockery snd glassware
New Stock.
New low price*.
QTIMSON THE SHOE DOCTOR
Second streeh opposite Hamilton'*
store.
"Sudden Service.’
'PHK MARGUERITE SHOPPE
A Shampooing, Marcelling and Scalp
Treatment*.
Margaret Countryman.
Globe Theater bldg Phon* 158J Prop
U b a ld o Anderson 4 Son. distrib-
’ * uton and d e tltrt for Maxwell, Chal-
nitra. Saaev. Hudaon & Hupmobile cars.
Accessories. Sapolice, let A Broadalbin.
BEN T. S U D TELL
•’ W t
you e v e r h a d
accept the alluring Invitation o f your
chosen beach or m ountain renort thia
summer.
LO W
FARES
V isit famous C rater Lake. Its placid
blue waters, bordered by tow ering cliffs
rising 2 ,000 feet high, m ake a sight
never to be forgotten. A n d excellent
accommodations are provided for your
comfort.
Ute Southern
Pacifie Iti-dau or
teuton ticket
low round trip
facet.
Go to T illam o o k, N ew p o rt o r Cooa
Bay beaches; see the Oregon Caves,
the intriguing Mackenxie river t C a li­
fornia resorts, too.
Stop-over
anywhere on
season tickett.
These great play-grounds are easily
accessible to you. For complete infor­
m ation and the O regon "O utdoor»
Booklet” communicate w ith
C. P
M O O D Y . Halsey, phone 226
Southern Pacific
Burton Klockars, a North Bend high
school student, wan recipient of the
During July, 34 men In the field as Fellows scholarship award, which la carloads enrii d*ay this week. Buyers
hunters for the United States biolo­ made annually by the Marshfield lodge tire paying 820 and {22 per ton for
gical survey killed 610 predatory ani­ of Elks. No. 1160. Young Klockars orchard run fruit delivered at the
(Continued from oaga II
led In scholarship through Coos coun­ warehouses In lug boxes.
mals.
John
S n lssh and w ife and W-
ty and received {1000.
Better than expected yields per acre L. Norton visited the McKanzia
Manufacture of fountain fruit syrups
Optometrists, Manufacturing Opticians out of surplus fru it of Lane county
Resources of the 278 banks oper­ of winter wheat and fall sown osts tn hatchery Sunday.
Albany, Oregon
may be undertaken by the Eugene ating in Oregon nt. the close of busi­ the western part of ths state, a near
L, E. Walton, owner ot tho
ness June 30,^19^4, aggiegated {318,- iallure of spring grains and clover
Fruit Growers' association.
991,712.97 as against {314.406,120.07 seed and the smalleet prospective po­ Waiton pharmacy at Harrisburg,
At the request of Douglas county
(■lient Sunday at his hones in H»l-
granges, the Roseburg chamber of a year ago. according to a statement tato yield In many years are outstand­
••y.
Issued
by
Frank
E.
Bramwell,
state
ing
features
of
the
present
Oregon
commerce is considering plans for a
Mrs. Oti» Tsyl«r, Mrs. N*»h
superintendent of banks.
crop situation, according to F. L. Kent,
home products show this fall.
Laundry sent Tuesdays
agricultural statistician of the United and Mrs Marv Taylor, all nl Cor­
The
republican
atate
«xenutlve
com­
The condition of the Oregon apple
vallis, visited the latter’s roalhnr,
Agency Huh Cleaning Works
States department of agriculture
crop Is estimated at 65 per cent with mittee organized at a m -etlng In Port­
Mis. M. B. Southern, Sunday.
Coyote puppies picked up In Oregon
a total yield of 6,990,000 boxes, of land and laid pliwa (or an intensive
Charles Strsley anil family and
campaign
to
start
on
September
1.
by tourists have proved a nuisance
which 66 per cent are epmtnerclal
Mr*.
Straley’s mother, Mrs. Ks.
The
committee
elected
John
W.
Coch­
In
some
of
the
eastern
and
southern
apples.
/
ran secretary for the campaign and states, according to Information re­ ■her Rlke, spent Sunday at lbs
At a. special etty election at Mon­
Phil Metschan treasurer.
ceived at the offices of Dr. W. H. Vincent C ‘in homo at Summit,
mouth a proposed bond Issue of 176,-
Jesse Wheeler from west of Eu­
Sheep purchased In the central Ore­ Lytie, secretary of the state livestock
000 to construct a sewer system fail­
sanitary board. It was said that these gene, was here Friday, looking for
gon
country
by
O.
M.
Blakely,
rep­
ed to carry by the small margin of
LAWYER AND NOTARY
resenting a group of Portland buyers, coyotes were taken to the homes of a farm to rent. Ho also proposed to
three votes.
H a l s e y , O regon
yrlll be shipped to the Aleutian Is­ the tourists and later strayed Into the scout around Brownsville.
Mrs.
Klamath Falls will have a central
lands. off the coast of Alaska Blakely forastt. They hav« propagated rapid
Whealer accompanied him.
automobile stage depot and claims the
plans to ship 10,000 sheep and 200 ly. with the result that In some of the
The advertisement of the new meat
honor of being the first, city in Ore­
head of cattle to the Islands thia sum­ eaktern and southern states bounties
gon outside of Portland bo install tbla
now are being offered for their ex­ Hoffman's meat looks Inviting, and
mer.
transportation convenience.
so do the proprietors of the shop,
termination. ,
The wheat crop of Um atilla county
market appears in this issue. Mr.
Any contention that the boh ia de­
Oregon
pensions
have
bean
granted
clining In popularity la refuted by the that last year approximated 7,000,000 as follows: Gustav Wsrlen. Portland, Give them a trial.
All work done promptly and reason­
fact that a Cottage Grove barber ahop bushels will be but half that, declares { I I ; Annie M. Edwards, Medford, |20;
Mrs. Tussing and daughter Bonita
ably. Phone No. 269
recently bobbed the tresses of three Henry W. Collins, grain dealer, m iller M yrtle L Rons,• Portland, 120; Mary and Mrs. Ned Callaway of Browns­
and
farmer.
The
estimate
la
based
generations of the same flatnily.
on warehouse receipts and on esti­ C. Moyer. Salem. 130; Annie M. E. ville .rtiotored to Portland Friday.
Miss Bernie McCool wes killed In
HALSEY
mated yields reported from the var­ Courtney,' LafayetW. 130. Robert O. I'onita has recently been graduated
an automobile accident when 'the ma­
Kumerow. Portland. 116: Harry R from the Salem school for the deaf.
ious sections.
chine driven by Dick Ltndhofm over­
Spurlock. Portland, I U ; Ernest Lough
T hey returned Sunday.
One
of
the
largest
cash
land
deals
turned on the highway four mfles from
ridge. W lidervllle. i l l » ; Burlsh W ilk
Mr. Firchau, not willing to wait
Cash paid for
In Wasco county tn a number of years his. Portland. I l l ; Oscar O. Norgard,
John Day. Her head was crushed.
was consummated last week tn the Prwtlsnd. {16; Stjelle A. Ford. Port­ long enough to rebuild, has leased
By the time snow tiles some 66
sale of the J. E. Kennedy stock ranch, land. 120; Fred O. Stillwell. Portland. premlsas near where his Albany bak­
miles of the new Klamath 1'allsEn
near Wamic, to Mr and Mrs. J R. I l l ; Annhf McNwMv, P6rtlsnd. |J0; ery burned and will soon again be
gene line of the Southern Pacific will
Johnson and J. R. Johnson Jr. for
turning out more bakery goods than
Jwssle M M'prphn Portland, 115.
be laid from K irk north, imd from
{85,000.
The Kennedy ranch com­
any other establishment in the coun­
six to ten miles from Onkrldige south.
A proclsm itlon closing the hunting
prises several thousand acres at
ty.
season for deer will be Issued by Oov-
C. F. Hein was elected president Wamic and at Smock
ernor Pitres, tccont'ln< to announce-
Mrs. J. W. Rector returned on
of the W illam ette Valley F l i x Grow­
Despite one of the windiest sum­ meat made by*, the executive following Thursday from Portland, after a
ers' association nt Salem. •Other of­
mers In history of the mid-Columbia s Joint msetiisg s>f the state forestry visit of a few weeg* with her
Efficient 9ervice.
Motor Hearse. ficers are W, McKee. vlce-| resident, district, crews are making rapid head
board and the sts^e game commission daughter, Mrs. L. H. Wallace, in
and J. W. Denham, secret ary and
Lady Attendant
way on the Waukoma Interstate
rortland .
W illi« *"d
Charles
at Salem.
If approved by the at
treasurer.
B ro w n s v ille .......
Oregon
bridge, which will span the Columbia torney-general, the .proclamation will Reeves, her grsnd*nns, who reside
The state board of forest! y, at an river and connect Hood River with
with her, cam « hom e with her, as
executive session Indorsed tine so-call­ White Salmon. Wash The total length apply to the entire deer season, with
did
Harry Kpeves, whose hems in
the
governor
reser
vlxg
the
right
to
ed McKsry-Clsrk bill, which .provides of the stael spans will be 2124 feet.
W - L. W R IG H T
revoke It In esse of heavy rains. with Mrs Wallace, his aunt.
for s federal appropriation of 82,500.- Of this 1040 feet are already laid.
Should such a prof tarnation be dis
Mortician & Funeral Director
--n rge Hoffman, wife of the
000 tor reforestation In corporation
The possibility of utilizing Booth approved by the attoi »ey-general, the
Halsey and Harrisburg
new butcher, is the proud possessor
with the states.
Kelly Lumber company cut-over lands season will be postpo x«d until a de­
Call D T a ylo r . Halsey, or
of fourteen Airedale pups, all of one
Suit In circuit court nt Pendleton will be investigated by E. T. Allen,
W. L. W RIGHT, Harrisburg
finite date. The open s »»son for deer litter, and their prolific mother, who
has been brought by V.matlllih county director of the Western Forestry snd
Is August 20
yerhaps ought to have been mention­
against O. P. Bowman and wife to Conservation association, and Nprman
Construction work ot t
Jordan ed before the.« on account of tho
secure the condemnation «< 14.10 E Jacobson, forester In charge of
valley Irrigation district!
Malheur
great feat she has performed in pro­
acres of land near Emigrant springs that work for this district, who are
county
will
start
with
I
*
tki«*
next ducing them. They were a week old
DR. W HETSTONE
for use as a public park.
In Eugene. The two men w ill spend month, according to H. I t Chadwick
lest Sunday.
The public service co rn aisslon a month on Booth-Kelly property In
D E N T IS T
ot the state engtn»ert»g department
Mrs. Henrietta Hainllne, whose
granted a permit to the Spokani >. Port­ that section.
The contract has bees
awarded to
HALSEY HOTEL
land A Seattle Railroad co n pi m y to
A carload of gTeen prunea, the first Morrlaon * Knudson of Itolae, Idaho, death was reported in last week's En­
operate eight automobile a'mgi is be­ to ba shipped this year, left Myrtle who will accept bond« ipsued by the terprise, was oom in Toledo, O., 89
Wednesday and Friday
years ago last Sept. 8, and married
tween Portland and Rainier a n the Creek last week consigned to Chicago
district In return for t' »Mr services.
12 to 8:30
The
Columbia River highway.
Because of th« poor market for dried The development conte malates con­ In her twenty-fourth year.
W ith crews of men working, night frnlt In the past few years, one buyer struction of the main fee le r canal and Hainllnee had eleven children, nf
end day, the deep cat on thve east announced that he would ship five the Antelope reservoir,
which will whom six survive. Those living in
side of the McKensle pass Invn fields
have a storage capacity O i, >40,000-acre this county are Mrs Otto Neff of
will be virtually completed by August
feet of water. The dlstt It * contains Peoria and Mrs. Peterson of Selo.
«¿«nil.. 14,600 acres of land and the '-o* t prob­ She had 29 grandchildren and 18
26 and the pass highway can 1> a cross w .
ed with out difficulty. It la ana onneed south of Brownsville, on good road ably will exceed {400,009.
great-grandchildren. She had been
A group of expert men handle« Will saw out your order for 115 60
ar invalid for several yearn.
Frank Hadley and wile \ »lilted
J . W . S T Z P H E N S O N . Fro, thieves entered the establish meat of a thousand. Delivered H»I»* y . >18.
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.
the Eastern Outfitting conjPN >y nt As- Sbannou ft Martin, R, 2, Halsey. Roseburg Sunday.
Halsey Happenings ete.
M e a d e & A lb r o ,
A
Modern
Barber Shop
A B E S PLA CE
Amor A. Tussing
F. M . G R A Y ,
D R A Y M A N
Cream and Produce Station
Cream, Poultry, Eggs, Veal
& Hides. M. H- S H O O K
D ELBERT STA R R
Funeral Director and Li­
censed Embalmer
BARBER
“ dd FARM MACHINERY
SH O P
bought, sold and exchanged at all times
First-class Work
Phone 76-R, 133 N. Broadalbin M.. Alhaay
VACATION DAYS
Since the government agents took
a hand in affairs, the rabies situs
tlon, which had become alarming In
the Klamath Indian reservation. Is re­
ported to have Improved. In June
27 head of cattle had died of the dis­
ease.
We mail them right back to you.
Woodworth Drug Company, Albany, Or­
egon.
What a satisfaction to know
fo r the most delightful
torln and made away with between
{6000 and {7000 wortb of the choicest
garments, wraps and coats In the
store.
Klamath Falls will have the an­
Two forest fires In Baker county
nual meeting of the Oregon lrrlga
burned over about 2500 acres of tim ­
tlon congress September 7. 8 and 9.
ber.
It Is announced by Janies M. Kyle of
W ork on the construction of Bend's Stanfield, president, and W. B. Mea­
{209.000 union high school building cham of Baker, secretary of the organ­
has been started.
isation.
Wheat shipments to foreign and
Portland's harbor was entered by
domestic ports from the Columbia 188 vessels In the foreign trade dur­
river In July were 810,452 bushels.
ing the first six months of the pres­
Lane county has 416 teachers, which ent year, according to figures given
is the largest number of any county out by the Merchants' Exchange. The
vessels represented an aggregate ton­
in the state outside of Multnomah.
Assessed property in Polk county nage of 729,396.
n J store*. 212 W. First and 225 South that your KRYPl'OK GLASSES
going away
U. S. & C. T. C. T ires New. low -priced Gill
B atteries for
More service
Ford,
and
No m ore cost
o th e r
Skilled A uto rep airin g S tar,
sm all cars
C h ev ro let
A uto accessories
MORE SERVICE FOR LESS MONEY
Albany, Oregon
n J Piano-case organ, good aa new
Lpastburn Bros.—Two big grocery
FAOt J
Courteous treatment.
a x and plant*.
Floral art for every
and all oocaaiona.
Flower phone 458-T.
Albany
HALSKV AN TERT RISE
AUO- 14
at lowest rate of interest
Prompt service.
442 West First St.
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Sawmill
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