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RURAL ENTERPRISE
Published E v e ry W ednesday,
B y H i hebt
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Mr, anil Mr*. Martin Cumming»
drove to Eugene Tuesday where
they visited Mrs. Cummings'sister,
Mrs. Elsise Rowan and family.
M. E. Church
Jos. S. Miller, Pastor.
Sunday school, 10.
Preaching, 11.
Junior League, 2:30,
Epworth league, 6:30
Preaching, 7:30.
Prayer-meeting, Thursday, 7:80.
Bible S tu ly Tuesday, 2.
Rev. S. J. Chaney will preach
Sunday morning and conduct the
business of the first quarterly con­
ference.
Beef Breeds “Coming Back’
EDITOR AND PU BLIS H ER
Wednesday, Oit. 13, 1926
O . C. Rossman andC . G. Hamer
were on a banting trip up the M e-,
Kenzie river Saturday and Sunday.
i t a year in advance
A rrearages. 1?%C a m onth
Mr* Lot! .Mason and Misses Ruth
and Frances Mary B a y n e of P e-
Advertistng, 20c an in ch ; no discount o ria were guesta o f Mrs. Norn I
(or tim e or space ; no charge fo r com Coleman Saturday.
oosition o r c .langes.
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E. D. bom , prominent farmer
of the Alford community was in
town Wednesday afternoon skak-
ing hands with the voters. H°
candidate for constable on tl
Democratic ticket.
There are many societies, but
'«w that accomplish more wort
than , u 0]j fashioned ladies aid
«„ciety.
The M E. ladies aid
held an election of officers Wed
neaday afternoon but kept right on
pulling while the business was in
progress.
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fla /s e y
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C h r is t
Ceh/hfr JJth, J926
S u n d a y S e ito o i
10:00 a m.
Miss .Mary Smith
Miss Louise Robnett
Mr. C. L. Carey
Moses Honored in His Death.
9 ia n a S a io
AI : ss H enrietta Starnes
9 ia n a id io ti
Beverly Isom and
Rbetta Armstrong
M a n r i t t i Mrs.W- if- Robertson, Mrs. J. O.
Cross, Mr. E. D. Isom and
Mr. Carl [»om.
C i ta r c i , S e r n ic r n
11:00 a. m.
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Mrs. C L. Carey
S t e m o n - “ Tbs Love of Christ Constrain­
e d Us.”
{ B a ttiti S iin n tr
. 12:00
-J d itr a o tn S e r v le ts
2:30 p. Ul.
d d ita d io f f
Miss Rowena Hoven
S o io
Esbon Loppon
J f it/r t.ii
Mr J Merle Appelgata
S o io
Mrs. J. M. Appelgate
J f/iiftS K
Mr. J. M. Shelly
C h r is /ia a S n r ita v o r
6:30 p. m
Special music by the orchestra,
C tu r e i,
7;80 p In
^ t n m o n — ‘‘Peters’ Trial Serm on.”
V itr n o S o / n
9 0 0 , V s a ia t
W n ayen
Vote the Republican Ticket
P A R T Y G O V E R N M E N T IS B E S T
FREDERICK STF I WER
IT O s?° R
I . S. Senator
I. L. PATTERSON
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FOR
Governor
R E -E L E C T
W . C. Hawley, Congressman, First District.
N. J. Sinnott, Congressman, Second District.
. E. Crumpacker, Congressman, Third Dis.
Judge I homas A . McBride
Justices of the
Judge Henry J. Bean
Supreme Court
Judge George M. Brown
S '*
' C ra m , Labor Commissioner.
Thomas K.Campbell, Public Service Com.
ELFX T
Charles A.Howard, s„p t. Public Instruction.
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Wir* ch*>*" Republican .ta m la n l bearers in the
• y p rim an e,. O u r. i. a governm ent of political parties. In Oregon
H .
” * f° u " ‘«*tion .tone ol popular governm ent. The Re-
n an lM” v "I ' 'rrynn i, prou.l of the men eoium sted on it. state tick-
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K"°*1 8 ° v ,rn n ,en ,; ,f >«“ beheve in the direct pri-
VOTE THE REPUBLICN TICKE T
Election November 2
(f.iid A dvertisem ent)
Republican State Central Committee
Phil Metechan. Chairm an
Floy,! Cook. Secretary
Junction C ity
Sunday
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Monday
Douglas Fairbanks
IN
“The
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Black P irate’
AU photographed in natural
color.
Bv far the biggest picture he
ever made.
SHORTHORN STEER “ E-DA-HO II”
G rand C ham p ion P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock E xp o sitio n 1925.
and E x h ib ite d by U n iv e rs ity o f Idaho, Moscow
/ J r / o y r a / n
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¿Jay C
Rialto
Theatre
Bred, Fed
The S tate of Idaho becam e fam ous I The Industrial E xhibit offers much
during th e 1925 Pacific In tern atio n al | that is of intense interest, showing
Livestock Exposition through the I raw m aterials being converted Into
splendid showing made by its live-1 finished articles, and other manufact-
stock entries. One of th e S tate's out I ured products of many kinds. Then
standing aw ards was Grand Champion | there is the Land Products Show and
Steer, bred, fed and exhibited by the ! the splendid Dairy Products Show.
U niversity of Idaho, Moscow.
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H ere it is possible, in one day, to
Keen com petition will prevail this
bird's-eve view of agricultural
year, for Oregon. W ashington, Mon- S \
, *y.
,
1 agricultural
tana. C alifornia and B ritish Columbia “?d ‘»‘»“• ‘■•ial developm ent. and activ
are all sending en tries which they be- ,tlea
tbe W est
lieve will secure the prem ier aw ard. I The railroads are again co-operating
It is an inspiration to go through by offering round trip fares a t one and
can
the m am m oth ten-acre building visit- one-third rates. Full p articulars
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ing the exhibits of cattle, sheep, be obtained from the local agent.
swine, heavy d raft horses, night
horse show horses. A big. new_ F « , ° ^ F ’ !° 0’®0 0 ®? ,D Pr*m‘Um " '° ne5'
Show will be offered this year for th e *’ offered‘ tb e b‘8geSt live8tock Pre­
list v offered anyw here = in
first time. The A m erican N ational Fox mium **’
.» Amer
B reeders’ A ssociation have decided to ica- Pacific International dates this
m ake the Pacific International h e ad -, year are October 30-November 6 in-
q u arters for an unnual show.
j elusive; the place—P ortland, Oregon
Lake Creek Locals
baby sou and Mrs. R ickard’s
mother, Mrs. Trennan, of Benton
county, visited at Michael Rick-
ad’s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robertson
and daughter, Mrs. Jess Cross,
were yisitors at E. D. Isom ’s
Thursday evening.
Mrs. L. E. Bond and son Lester
of Albany spent Tuesday evening
of last week at E. D. Isom’s,
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
Miss Frances Norton of Halsey
was a week-end guest of Miss Jen­
nie Nicewood.
Mrs. Munlee Spores of Spring-
field returned home Wednesday,
after speodiog several days at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Williams.
Tuesday evening about 75
John Salash and Linn Norton
neighbors met at the home of Mr. and their wives returned from a ten
and Mrs. Bert Ilavnes.
The days outing at Yaquina Wednes-
evening was spent visiting and a day evening.
They report the
community sing was indulged in. weather very stormy on the coast
Mrs. J. \V. Morgan gave several during their stay.
instrum ental numbers and several
children gave recitations.
Re­
Know Your Cook Book,
freshments were served. We re-
Girls, A dvice of Diva
gret to lose Mr. ai.d Mrs. Haynes
from onr neighborhood.
M argery Maxwell, prim a donna with
A number of delegates and the Chicago Civic and R avinia onera
members of the I,inn county | companies, a n d
Farm ers’ Lnion met here Satur- who enjoys __
distinction of be­
I i day.
ing among the
Martin Cummings and family first A m e r i c a n
girls to be recog­
; spent Sunday in Corvallis and nized In grand
visiting the children’s faun home. opera c 1 r c 1 e s,
tak es
p a rticu lar
Among those attending Mode's pride
in her cul-
j sale Saturday from here were Mr. Inury skill. Cook­
| and Mrs. Heury Brock, C. S. ing, In her e sti­
Williams, N. H. Cummings and m ation, is a fine
a r t w hich Is ra p ­
family, George Ledgerwood and idly being lost.
D oubtless one M a rg e ry M a x w e ll
wife, A. L. Davis, Robert Bilyeit
o
f
the big reasons fo r this condition
I and L'oyd Simons and son.
Is th a t modern young men don't ex-
Bert
Haynes
and family
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........} are. Pect th e girls they m arry to know
m o v in g to a farm near Harrisburg 1 1,1 . about cooking,” said Miss Max-
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6 well,
this week.
In the future, before man pops the
question, he's going to find out w heth­
e r th e girl knows w hat calories are
and w hether she’s wise to the elem ents
of n balanced diet.
(E n te rp rise Cot respondent)
" A few questions before the m inis­
Chester Curtis and family visited te r asks, 'Do you tak e this woman?'
would save a thousand recrim inations
Jack Curtis near Peoria Sunday.
later.'
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kropf went
T here a re certain dishes to w hich
to Eugene Sunday.
Miss Maxwell Is p artial. As she ex­
plains them, they a re readily pre-
Velda Curtis and Bertha Comely pared. Miss Maxwell uses for
Alford Arrows
visited the school Friday
noon.
after,
M a ry la n d C hicken .
T w o 214 lb.
1 cup w a te r
c h ic k e n s
” cn, then reduce the tem p eratau re to
The schoolhouse floor received a ISO degrees F. and cook until tender,
about tw enty m inutes longer. B aste
fresh coat of oil during the week every
ten m inutes during cooking w ith
end, which was much appreciated ’s clip melted butter. Remove to f l a t ­
ter and pour around a cream sauce
by the pupils and teacbei*.
made of fat In dripping pan. th s flwur
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Isom aud diluted milk, salt and pepper.
A sp aragu s t n F r i.
F
•laughter Beverly visited at A. F
bunch fresh
H cup w a te r
»
Robnett'» in Eugene Saturday : 1 ssparsgue
| tb .p . b u tte r
/
round» toast
2 tb»p. flo u r
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night and Sunday and attended « 6 "posebed
egg«
i tup , a lt
(
the rally day services at the First <4 cup evapo rated Pepper
m ilk d ilu te d
14 cup g ra te d
Christian church Sunday morning
w ith
cbeeee
There were 1678 present at the
P rep are a w hite sauce of the b u tte r
I Hour. Salt, pep|>er and diluted 1 Hlk.
Sunday school hour.
Cook the asparagus In boiling salted
Mrs. J. H. Rickard is on the w ater D rain and add to w hite sa»ce
•ick list. Dr. Dale of Eugene was Place a poached egg in center of toast.
Pour asparagus around the egg and
called to see her Friday.
sprinkle grated cheese over top of
Raymond
Rickard and
Serve a t once.
Holland Bulbs
Sunday School 10.
Preaching 11.
has a rriv e d -a fine lot
Christian Endeavor 6:80.
reasonable in price.
Preaching 7:80
Call in and see them
Sunday is rally day. Let us
make it a day of thanksgiving
also. We have no chosen deco­
rating committee, but each person
or family is a committee to arrange
A lb a n y . 0
STORE
a kisplay of lru it and vegetables
or other produce. Bro. Robertson
has offered $1 for the best display
and Bro. White 50 cents for the
second best. It has been suggested All kin d s at Lowest R ates. W e special­
that tnings th at do not perish too
ize in Auto and T ru ck insurance.
quickly be brought. The Sunday
school will decide where these
J. L. STUART,
things shall go.
‘‘T h e Insurance M an”
Clifford L. Carey, Pastor. 120 E llsw orth St., Albany,
Phone 400
INSURANCE
* The Triangle Mills, J nc.,
gS m anufacturers of Triangle and K o r-s Pout-
X try feeds, maintain an excellent field service
departm ent. This service is free to any
J poultryman, simply for the asking.
I'
Ask about it.
I O. w. I R I M
W e ( an Give I ou Good Prices on
OIL MEAL "!i™
Highest prices paid for poultry f nd eggs.
W e buy what the farmers hav * to sell
and sell what the farmers have to buy.
T. J. Skirvin Seed (o
HALSEY STATE BANK
Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
AND
SURPLU S
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
2 eggs
F ine bread crum bs
Mrs. Clara Brcmenkanip and I g j , ro,ler”
Fat
her daughter and Mr. R hyne! f epP*r
1-2 cup b u tte r
1 CUP evaporated
1 tap. sa lt
started this week for thoir borne in
m ilk dilu te d
Dash pepper
w ith
2 tbep. flo ur
Kansas, after visiting for some
D ress, clean and cut up chickens.
time at Joe Cersovski's.
Sprinkle w ith salt and pepper, dip In
Johnny Ilostettler underwent a crum bs, egg. and crum bs. P lace In a
surgical operation in Eugene Fri- well-oiled dripping pan, and bake
tw enty m inutes In a 450-degree F.
day morning.
1’rs.
Our shipm ent of
Church of Christ
Serves six.
HALSEY Do.llor H udson
GARAGE 1 &
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
G e n e r a l R e p a ir in g a n d B a tte r y W o r k
Afijnork done reasonable and guaranteed
1 F o r d T d T u dr
*n sP,endid'con dition .
rord Touring Car w.th Good Rubber for $35
Who Wouldd’t Smile
happily upon opening a box of
these delicious candies?
The
wonderful
assortm ent,
various
flavors and tem pting appearance
of these ‘'lum ps of delight” win to
us all lovers of good sweets and
judge« of confectionary excellence.
Try theta once and see if we ex-
aggerate the perfection of these
goods.
Clark s Confectionery