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Summons
Neighborhood News
In the Circuit Court of the State
Oregon for Lina County. Dept. 2. Case
P A I N T S - J Ç w è w f a t â f c ï V A R N IS H E S
T h u is good adv ice: “ If you live No. 13,525.
A lfo rd ArrOWS
^r,‘ **eoO' Seefeld li t« rettmud
in Albany, trade in Albany ; if you live
, to her home after spending several
G
reenberry
Splawn,
Tlalntiff,
va.
in some other town trade in th at town
, weeks nursing at the home oi her
But in these autom obile d a js m a n y re Humphrey Carter; the unknown heirs of
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do Humphrey Carter if he be deceased,
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
Carl Seefeld.
at least part of th eir buying in the
T h e J H. Rickard and Michael
Miss Elleu v # u n ic, ?pent , „ t j
larger town. T hose who go to Albany John Carter; the unknown heirs of tohn
to transact business will find the firms Carter if he be deceased; Rosana Carter Rickard fa,mites and Guy Roberts week witb ber psrentg> Mr
anJ
named below ready to fill th eir require Shelley; John Doe Shelley her husband
Vannice. Miw Van-
ments with courtesy an t fairness.
ija &
the unknown heirs of Rosana Carter fam ily attended the Rtckard.Cal- Mrg j „
Shelley if she be deceased; Snsan Bole bert reunion ptcn.c near Junction nice ,ef, Sundl<y for Corva, |lg
man; John Doe Boleman her husband City Sunday. About 200 mem where she will do her practice'
A Ibany Floral Co. Cut flowers the unknown heirs of Eva Carter Funk bers of the Rickard and Calbert
teaching this summer.
a and
nd D
plants. Floral art for every deceased: Jam es Taylor; te s ta Taylor
families were present.
and all occasions.
the unknown heirs of Fireby Carter
Mrs. Kellar and Mrs. Dublatuan
Flow er phone 458-J.
About tw enty young people of
Taylor deceased: Elizabeth Naby; the
accompanied by Mrs. Ruth W il
unknown heirs of Mary Fields deceased the Halsey Christian Eodeavor en
I> uyolad olus bulbs now.
liams of Portland visited at the H.
roast on the
50 and 75c per dozen. Allow for Chris Fields; John L.‘ Fields; Ella joyed a weiner
Mrs.
postage H all's Floral and Music Shop. Wicks, Lewis Wioks her husband ; Lillie banks of the creek at the home of L Straley borne Friday
Westside greenhouse products.
Keller
and
Mrs.
Dttblaman
return,
Manning; Stella Jones; Gus Cole; Frank Carl and Beverly Isom Tuesday
Cole; Chester Cole; Henry Cole; John
ed to Portland Saturday. Mrs.
1KAL T IK E SH<)P
Cole; A n n ajarv ey ; the unknown lieirs evening of last week. A business Williams, cousin of Mrs. Straley
Tire Vulcamziug- Battery re
of Nancy M inerva Fields deceased; meeting was held also.
charging. 221 W. Second.
will remain here for several days.
Robert H. Fields, t’heby T. Fields his
Ed Falk, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ingram drove
wife; John Fields, J. E. Fields his wife
astburn Bros.—Two big grocery Thomas J. Fields; M atilda Ann Hayden; to Kugend Sunday and brought
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South E. A. Rhodes, Ella E. Rhodes his wife; Hrs. C. M. Williams and Children
Main. Good m erchandise at the right
Ora Rhodes, Jan e Roe Rhodes his wife of Rogue River home w'th them
prices.
Alvin Jenkins, Lena Jen k in s his wife; for a visit.
(By Special Correspondent)
t ’lite Cafeteria and confectionery R. V. Jenkins, A’artha E. Jenkins his
Coralea Moody of Halsey is
The Misses Agnes Chandler
Home cooking. Pleasant surround wife, John W. Jenkins, Lottie E. Jen k
ings.
Courteous, efficient serviee
spending the week with Beverly Grace and Nora I’ehtt>»ou returned
OWE BROTHERS HARD DRYING
ins his wife, Delbert C. Jenkins, Laura
W e make our own candies.
A. Jenkins, lus wife; David Barnard, Isom,
J FLOOR PAINT has the quality of
home Tuesday from their school
W. S. D uncan .
Ann Barnaul his wife, Jan e Kamstra,
toughness. It sturdily resists the scuffing
Miss Lillie Rickard spent Si n- work at Moumoutb and Salem.
PORD SALES AND SERVICE L. K am stra her husband; Lizzie Jarvey,
that
kitchen, hall and bathroom floors get
day and Monday in Saiem.
Tires and accessories
Mrs. M-te M arkham and Miss
Lawrence Jarvey h er husband; Kidd
Kepai rs
and
is
easy to clean.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Holt and Eunice Sylvester went to Mon
McDowell, M yrtle McDowell his wife;
K ih k -P ollak M otor Co.
H enry McDowell, William McDowell; J. daughter Maxine of Salem visited mouth Sunday to attend the sum
HARDDRYINGFLOORPAINTismade
Zportroiller Furniture Co., f u t n i B. Sloan; Ruby Sloan; also all other 6t Lea Ingram ’s Saturday afttr-
to
serve—not merely to sell. Its unùsual
mer
term
of
normal
school.
A
* ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges persons or parties unknown claim ing
noon.
spreading
capacity makes it very econom
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
large
number
of
the
people
of
this
any rig h t, title, estale, lien or interest
street, Albany, Oregon.
ical. It works easily and dries over night
Mrs. J. F. Isom oi Oakridge vis neighborhood attended the pioneer
in the real estate described in the com
to a smooth even enainel-like finish. Also
ited at the E. D. Isom and A. E. picnic at Brownsville Thursday.
CU LLER GROCERY, 285 Lyon plaint herein, defendants.
A (Successor to Sten berg Bros.)
makes an excellent finish for kitchen walls
Whitbeck
homes
from
Friday
un-
To Humphrey Carter, th e unknown
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hover of
Groceries
F ruits
Produce
and
woodwork.
il
Monday
evening.
heirs
of
H
umphrey
Carter
if
he
be
de-
Phone 2b3R
Harrisburg visitecl at the E. E
deased, John Carter, the unknow n heirs
M any colors fro m w hich to choose
Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Rickard and Hover home Sunday.
olman & jackson
of John Carter if lie be deceased, Rosana
son
Jesse
are
caring
for
their
hay
Grocery—Bakery Carter Shelley, John Doe Shelley her
Art Haynes and family of Cor
E v ery th in g in the line of eats
crop at their ranch across the river.
Opposite Postoffice husband, the unknown heirs of Rosana
vallis
spent Sunday with his broth-
Carter Shelley if she be deceased, Susan
The annual school meeting of
IIALtEY
IM P E R IA L CAPE, 209 W. First Boleman. John Doe Boleman her hus District 64 was held at the school er, Bert Haynes.
A
Harold G. M urphy Prop.
band, the unknown heirs of Eva Carter
W. G McNeil ami A. F. A lbert
Phone 665
Funk deceased, Janies Taylor, Lesta. house Monday afternoon. A. E.
W e never close
son
and thejr families attended the]
Whitbeck
was
elected
director
and
Taylor, the unknown heirs of Fireby
camp
meeting at the Gourley grove
agneto electric co .
Carter Taylor deceased, Elizabeth Naby, E. D. Isom was reelected clerk.
PHILCO B A TTER IES
Sunday.
the unknown h eirs of Mary Fields d e
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bickels and
with the famous Diamond-Orid plate ceased, Chris Fields, John L. Fields,
Mr. Bushnell and family who CONGRESS CHANGES DATE
Priced to suit the consumer. 423 W Firs
sons,
Harold and Dale, of Albany
Ella Wicgs, Lewis Wicks her husband,
resided here some fifteen years ago
were
Sunday
visitors
at
the
E.
D
|en and money are best when Lillie Manning, Stella Jones, Gus Cole,
A djournm ent H as Now Been Set for
were at Pine Grove Sunday m orn
busy. Make your dollars work
Frank Cole. Chester Cole. H enry Cole. Isom home.
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June 30
our savings departm ent. A lbany S tate John Cole, Anna Jarvey, the unknown
ing and were somwhat diseopointed
Jack
Curtis
of
near
Peoria
visited
W
ashington,
D. C.—The d ate for ad
B ank . Under governm ent supervision
heirs of Nancy M inerva Fields deceased,
iji not finding more of th eir old journm ent of congress has been chang
at
the
Chester
Curtis
home
Sun
Thomas J. Fields, M atilda Ann Hayden,
akinello parlors
friends.
ed by republican leaders from Juno
(A beauty aid for every need) E. A. Rhodes, Ella E. Rhodes his wife, day.
26 to Juno 30 with varying explana
L.
E.
Eagys
ware
Corvallis
cal
St. Francis Hotel
Ora Rhodes, Jane Roe Rhodes his wife,
Mrs. Lee Ingram and daughter
tions of the reason.
Prop. W inifred Rose
Alvin Jenkins, Lena Jen k in s his wife, Thelma, called on Mrs. A. E. lers several times last week, taking
On the house side It was said addi
John W Jenkins, I.otlie E. Jenkins his
cherries to the caunery.
tional tim e would be required for con
OSCOK AMES HARDW ARE
Whitbeck
one
afternoon
last
week.
wife, Delbert C, Jenkins, Laura A,
Mr. and Mrs. K, E Hover were sideration of the second deficiency
Mr. and Mrs. George Godwin
enkins bis wife, David Barnard, Ann
The Winchester Store
Albany
visitors Monday afternoon. bill, which will carry funds for begin Ilie lime for glasses io right a t
Barnard his wife, Jane Kamstra, L and children of Buena Vista spent
ning work this sum m er on a num ber
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson and of postoffices and buildings through the begining of the trouble with
fP H E MARTIN LUDWIG SHOP Kam stra her husband, Lizzie Jarvey Sunday at the John Rolfe home.
your eyes. Delays are dangerous.
son and Rosa Gibson were Eugene out the country.
A Geo. L. Hurley. Pr iprietor and •aivrence Jarvey her husband, also all
Work has started at the gravel
Manager. W ann air furnaces, plum bing other persons or parties unknown claim
S enate lead ers explained the d lay The eye is the m ost delicate m em .
visitors one day last week.
and sheet metal wosk, tin an 1 gravel ing anv right, title, estate, lien or inter pit again after a weeks lay-off for
Several in this neighborhood are was due to the demand for a senate I ber i f the tinm an body and every
roofing, general jobbing in tin and gal est in tlie real estate described in the baying.
vote on the controversial rivers and ( moment you delay after the trouble
having their vacations enlivened haibors bill
vanized iron w6rk, metal skylights and com plaint herein—of the above defend
It lias been approved by slarts you ure getting ju st th a t
ar s.
by a good case of whoop'tig cough. the house and for som e days haa been ]
cornices, pumps of all kinds.
much tow ard possible blindness.
I n TUR NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
136 Ferry street, Albany.
Phone 1271
tbo subject of hearings held by the
Come In today and let ue examine
GON, you and each of you are hereby re
Late Market Report
senate com m erce com m ittee.
quired to appear and answer the com
he Courtesy Shop
your eye».
(By an Hnterpiise Reporter)
Ready-to-wear and Millinery plaint of the above named plaintiff now
A. Ft uric Todd C o n v cted by Jury.
Our new address—318 West F its *
Hiram
Bierly
was
a
caller
at
E
u
Mr«. C. I.. Fox
P ortland
on file in the above entitled court and
Kelso. W ash. — A Rurlc Todd, ex- st., next door to Western Union.
117 Broadalbin s t , Albany cause within six weeks from the 23rd gene Wednesday.
W h eat—Big Bend bluest»«». hard
m ayor of Kelso, w as convicted of
W. A. Falk's were callers at the white, hard federation, soft white, malicious prosecution by a ju ry In
o m ake-room for our spring lay of Jane, 1926, the date of the first
w
estern
white,
*1.43;
hard
w
inter
and
publication
of
this
summons,
and
you
stock, will sell organs at almost
rounty seat Tuesday.
Cowlits superior court. The charge I
n o rth ern spring, *138; w estern red,
your own prices. W e must have more are hereby notified that if you fail to
was based on T odd's having five form
Mearle Straley was among those *1.37.
room. Davenport Music House.
appear and answer said com plaint on or
e r Kelso city officials a rre ste d on I Optometrists and Manufacturing
H
ay
—
Alfalfa,
*17.50
ton;
valley
before the 4th day of August, 1926, the who attended the commencement
conspiracy to em bezzle charge, the
Y V aldn Anderson & Son. distrib- last day of the tim e prescribed in the
Opticians
exercises at W illamette University tim othy, *19.4x19.50; eastern Oregon cases being dism issed when Todd did
’ ’ utors and dealers for Maxwell, Chai
tim
othy.
*21@21.50.
ALBANY
OREGON.
n.era. Essex, Hnilson & Hupmobile cars. order for the publication of th is sum ,n Salem.
not appear to prosecute.
B u ttcrfat—41c shippers' track.
Accessories. S pnlies. 1st & Broadalbin. nions, the plaintiff w ill apply to said
Mr. and M rs. Harry Gillette and
Eggs—Ranch, 24@27c.
court for the relief dem anded therein,
Big Back Tax Paid by General Motor*.
C heese—P rices f. o. b. Tillam ook;
tow it:—For a decree of said court th at children of Cottage Grove »pert
New York.—G eneral Motors corpora- |
T riplets. 27% c; loaf, 28<4c per lb.
the plaintiff is the owner in fee simple last week at Clarence G illette’s.
Station of
tlon paid the governm ent *3,500,000 ,
1923 Chevrolet Touring
C
attle—Steers,
medium
*7.000825
the S. W. J , of the N. W J-a of sec.
back
Income
and
excess
profits
taxes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Bierly
s
n
l
H ogs—Medium to choice, *13.50®
W e 8 and*eli“” k" W i l l a r d s 11 in Tp. 14, S. of R. 1 W. of the W il
1926 Dodge Sedan
for w ar and im m ediate post-w ar years,
lam ette Meridian in Linn County, Ore sons, and Rawleigh Rike and Alice *15.50.
and will pay approxim ately *4.004,000
Sheep—Lambs, medium to choice,
gon and th at you and each of you have Jones were Sunday visitors at D.
Under new managemen
Olds Coach, 1925
a llc r fu rth er com putations have been
*1101175.
L. M Taylor, Prop. no rig h t, title, estate, lien or interest F. Burge’s of near Albany.
com pleted by the bureau of internal
2 Ford Coupes
in or to said real property or any part
121 W- Second, Albany.
Mrs. Bvron Gage waS a guest at
revenue. Back taxes were due for
Beattie.
thereof, th at each of yon be forever
1917, 1918 and 1919,
Jewett Touring, 1926
If you enjoy a good meal,
W heat -S o ft white, w estern white,
barred and enjoined from asserting any A. L. F alk's Friday night.
a n d know a good meal when you get it,
Big Bend blueatem , *1.41; hard w inter,
gilt, title, estate, lien or in terest there
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Bilyeu
are
Y ou'll be back, tor yon'll not forget it.
I Ford Truck, 1 ton
in or claim thereon adverse to suck ti the parents of a seven and one- w estern red, *1.38; northern spring, Retail Food Cost Gains D uring Year,
O ar aim is to please vou.
*1
40.
W ashington, D. C The retail coat
tle of plaintiff, and for such other and
Overland Touring
half pound baby girl. The little
Hay—Alfalfa. *25; tim othy P. S , of food to the average fam ily jum ped
further relief as may be equitable.
lady haa been given the name o f *20; do, mixed, *26.
over
6',4
per
cent
since
Hay,
1925,
Service of this Summons is made by
ALBANY
B u tter—C ream ery 38 0 40c.
while th ere has been rn ijty s a s e of
publication thereof pursuant lo a n order Janet Mary.
GEO- M,.GILCHRIST
E ggs—Ranch, 31033c
ov^r * '« p ir cent since May 1925,
made by the Hon. B. M. Payne, County
Lyman M in ters left for C ali
Albany, Ore.
H ogs—Prim e, *1501565.
d epartm ent of lab r a n n tiim o l
A First and Baker
Judge of Linn County, Gregon at Al fornia Saturday,
C
attle—Choice
steers,
*7.7508.50.
slight
dr
p.
am
ouutit
:
lo
hr
,
f
o
v
n
’n
HOW ARD SR1GLEY
bany, Oregon on and dated the 14tli Day
V. y.
H jnrv Falk a id fu n ity were
C heese—Oregon trip lets, 25c; W ash 1 o f I per i eat. was t -; r
of June. 1926. directing the publication
at lowest rate of interest.
thereof to be made in the Rural Enter Sunday dtouor gu.-sts at R, E lngton trip lets, 25c.
Real Estate
Insurance prise, a new spaper pnblished at Halsey, Bierly’s.
Spokane.
Prom pt service. Courteous treatm ent. Linn County, Oregon once a week for
Mrs. Florence Hale was a guest
H ogs—Good, »18016 25.
x consecutive weeks.
W m ' B a in , Room 5, First Savings flank
at E. K. Careys Thu sday evening
C attle—S teers, good, *7 0 0 0 8 00.
bnilning, Albany
Tussing A Tussing.
A ttorneys for Plaintiff.
Kenneth Yannice who went with
Pcstoffice Address, Halsey, Oregon.
A n t’a T o ilet Equipm ent
bis parents to W ashington and
Ants are alw ays moving about In
Idaho on an outing, retuaiued in
Why Buffer from headache?
close touch with the ground, and ye,
Idaho where he will work this a dirty an t la practically unknown
Have your eyes examined
summer.
for they are continually stopping ,«
clean themselves. The ant la. In
M. B. Harding and son Bruce deed.
very well equipped In this re
went
to
Corvallis
Monday,
Bruce
Manufacturers of
spect. having a most extensive toilet
W 'tb
•
remained there for a course of s e t The an t's tongue serves, when
<«
wet, as a sponge. When dry, tough,
junior summer school.
it
file like bands on the side make a
«
Anns Heinrich of Corvallis and splendM finish Four of Its legs are «
and Buyers o f Eggs
Jewelers
Optometrists,
o
may communicate with Ensigu Leg of the Salvition Army at the
Nora and Pearl Pehrsson were fitted with hairs which make clothe*
Albany
brushes, and the two forelegs are
White Shield Home, 565 Mavfair avenue, Portland. Oregon.
guests of Mearle Straley during each fitted with a fine and co-irso
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Pine Grove Points
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PARAGON CAFE
Highway Garage
FARM LOANS
Job Printing
Dr. Seth T. French
Albany
Creamery Association
F. M. Frencn & Son
LINN BUTTER
A Farm ers’ Co-operative
Creamery
Personal Service by an Experienced Printer
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the pioneer picnic.
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