RURAL ENTERPRISE
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Mr,
Mr. god
gad Mrs. Linn Nc
Norton went
tílach|y Wednesday to viait
J 1 Lion * brother Ed. Froi
rom there a
visit was made to Marion Wheeler’s
at Greenleaf.
> Z lb a n v _ ~ /y ire cto ry t0
PublisheJ Every W ednesday,
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7 O *—
B y H cbext L . A l mon
A LBANY baking co
EDITOR AND FÜBLISHKR
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405 West F irst
»UTTBK-NUT BREAD
Wednesday, 0»t. 27, 1926
Arrearages. 12%c a month
STAND BY YOUR PARTY
A. J. Hill and Joseph Miller and
wives attended ehe Carothers fun
Cut flowers eral at Shedd Monday.
A Ibany Floral Co.
SI a year in advance
Vote The Republican Ticket
a and
n d plants.
n
Floral (a rt for every
and all occasions.
Flow er phone 458-1-
Some fellow who needed gasoline
badly
knocked the crank off A. J.
A tvettism g, 30c an in c h ; no discount
H ill’s pum p about 4 o’clock Mon-
(nr lime or space : no charge for coni
, 1 DUPLEX GARAGE.
oosition o rcaauges.
day m orning, tilling his tank and
I A-' 129 E Second Bert Adams, Prop.
! Storage. W ashiug, Polishing, General w asting m uch m ore.
1 lubricating, day and N ight service.
w. L
W R IG H T
ABTBURN’S grocery
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
D. C. ROSSMAN. Local Manager
Lady A ssistant
All calls answered d ay o ru ig lit
Phone 254
Halsey, Oregon
TUSSING & TUSSING
LAWYERS
Halsey and Brownsville
Oregon
A lb an y
C ream ery A ssociation
E
4th and Lyons Street
The place to buv good groceries at tin
right price. On the corner, plenty ol
room to p a rt. Albany.
Mrs. Hester Saylor and eon
William, Mrs. Fanny Ross and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shideler, all of
CMite Cafeteria and confectioner}-
^-4 Home cooking. Pleasant surround P ortland, spent Sunday at the
ings.
Courteous, efficient service. home of Mrs. M. M. Ward bd J
We make our own candies.
daughter, Mrs. May Miller.
W. S. DVNCAN.
The M. E. chursh orchestra is
again
taking steps towards o rg an i
Tires and accessories
Repairs
zation, with Merwyn Van Nice as
K ir k -P ollak M otor C o .
trombone player, Mr.
Connor
violin and Mr. and Mrs. B. M-
EVirtmiller Furniture Co., furni-
* ture, rugs, liuoleuiu, stoves ranges. Bond saxophones.
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
Miss Ellen Vannice spent the
street, Albany, Oregon.
week ind with relatives and friends
here.
intel wrecking co .
I?O R D SA LES AND S E R V IC E
F
436 W est 1st
Used Parts for all cars
Manufacturers of
RANK G. W ILL, Jeweler
326 west 1 st street
LINN BUTTER F
Por wonderful values in sp ark lin g gem .
and Buyers of Eggs
A Farm ers’ Co-operative
Creamery
gold and silverw are of very best quality
Local Agent for
INSURANCE
All kinds at Lowest Rates. W e special
ize in Auto and T ru ck insurance.
J. L. STUART,
“ T h e Insurance M an“
IJID E S and FU R S T A N N E D t<
Furs.
Order. Cash paid for Hides r od
Q. B. Ogden, E ast W ater Streat.
12 0 Ellsw orth St.. Albany,
Phone 400
G rocery—Bakery
E v ery th in g in the line of eats
Opposite Postoffice
WOOD
IM P E R IA L CAFE, 209 W . V int
SuperiorCirculator
LJOLM AN <fc JACKSON
W. L. WRIGHT
T. J. Skirvin returned Saturday
from Eugene, where he had been
looking after 1 usinesss interests.
A*
Chevrolet
A
Motor Cars
M A G N E T O ELECTRIC CO.
Ilarold G. M urphy Prop.
Phone 665
W i N B VK R CLOSE
D. C, Rossman, Salesman
Investigate the new Prestolitc
Battery prices before buying.
FOB
FOR
U. S. SENATOR
GOERNOR
Would you scrap Oregon’s direct
prim ary law? Would you su r
render the im portant committee
chairm anships now held by Sena
tors McNary, Smoot, Borah, John
son, Jones, Warren and Oddie, all
western men? Would you repudi
ate the policies of President Cool
idge?
The fight for the U. S. Senator-
ship is between the democratic
nominee and Frederick Steiwej;,
republican. No Independent has
ever been elected to the U. S. Sen
ate.
If you believe in the direct prim
ary— If you w ant the west to re
tain its power in national affairs
by reason of republican control of
the senate—if you believe in the
policies of Calvin Collidge—
The republican party ot Oregon
¡s fortunate in having Mr. P atter
son as its candidate for Governor.
Successful business man and farm
er he is equipped to meet and solve
the problems th at will confront
him as Governor.
Economy, he
has practiced in private life; eco
nomy he will practice as Oregon’s
chief executive.
The only real pre-election prom
ise Mr. Patterson is making is th at
he will not follow established pre
cedent and spend the people's time
and money traveling about the
state m aking speeches.
If you want a governor who will
be on the job attending to busi
ness—
VOTE 15 X STEIWER. FREDERICK
busy. Make your dollars work m
our savings departm ent. A i . banv S t a t i .
B ank . Under governm ent supervision.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
VOTE 18 X PATTERSON, I. L.
DO YOUR DUTY — VOTE NEXT TUESDAY
¡Y lA lU N E L L O PA RLO RS
paid A dvertisem ent—Republican State C entral Comm ittee, Phil Metachan, C hairm an
(A beauty aid for every need)
High-grade Piano Near Halsey. St. Francis H otel. W inifred Rose, Prop.
— Will be sold to reliable party at J^OSCOE AMES HARDW ARE
big saving.
$10 monthly will
The W inchester Store
handle. A real buy. Write at
once for psrticulas. Tallm an P i S E A R S GROCERY
1st and Ferry W. O. Church. M gr
ano Store, Salem, Oregon.
Buy where you Dollar buys more
FINK PI A NO m ust be sold.—It
taken immediately, will sacrifice
fine piano in atoragu near here.
Waldo Anderson and Son, Props.
Will give very easy terms to a re
Chrysler Cars
sponsible person. Write Portland
Music Co., 227 Sixth st., Portland,
Atwater Kent Radios
Ore., for full particulars and
Accessories and Supplies
where it may be seen.
Highway Garage -
Day and Night Storage -
FOR SA LE
l i t and Baker Sts.
25 Barred Rock juillets $1.00
A 'so one sow and 8 pigs.
B. M. Miller.
Administrutor’s Notice of Hear
ing of Pinal Account
A LB A N Y
OREGON
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate of interest.
Real Estate
Insurance
Prompt service, courteous treatm ent
Notice is hereby given th at the final W m ' B a in , Room 5, h irst Savings Bank
builninif. Albany
account of B. M. Bond as adm inistrator
w ith the will annexed of George F
Schroll. deceased, has been filed in the
County Court of Linn County, State ol
Why suffer from headache?
Oregon, anti that the 1st day of Novem
ber, l92t> at the hour of If) o'clock a iu.,
Have your eyes examined
has been duly appointed by said Court
for the hearing of objections to Mid final
account and the settlem ent thereof, at
writh
which time any jwrson interested in said
estate may appear and file objections
thereto in w riting and contest the same.
Dated and first published Sep. 29, 192b
Jewelers
Optometrists
B M. BOND,
A lbany
A dwr. aforesaid.
T ossing & Tussing, Attys. for Adnir.
Dr. Seth T. French
F. M. French & Son
DELBERT STARR
Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmer
L A D Y A S S IS TA N T
Brownsville, Oregon
C. G. HAMER
G e n e ra l D ra y in g
I. L. PATTERSON
V |" n and money are best when
Halsey, Oregon
te d i,
FREDERICK STEIWER
an d
H au lin g
A n y w here-A ny t i me
Cor quick service
Phone 16xG
A
Modern
Barber Shop
Laundry sent Tuesdays
Agencv Hub Cleaning Works
A B E S PLACE
The New Verdol Frame
A Princeton fram e th at is b eco m -
ne to almost ever y face.
The Cambridge with its high
arched bridge are some of the new
frames for fall. Ask to see the
new samples.
Meade & Albro
J e w e le r » «
Optometrists and Manufacturing
O pticians
ALBANY,_________
OREGON.
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WOOD
SUPERIOR
C IR C U LA TO R
The Wood SuperiorC irculator is
made like a warm air furnace.
The inside stove is constructed
s in ila r to our well-known Wood
Superior, but has in addition an
outer casing which forms the cir
culating Hues. The body of the
inside stove is made of special
heavy gage iron and securely fit
ted to the cast inner closed top and
to the corrogated bottom.
The
sectional ventilated,
corngated
linings are extra high and durable.
The Wood Superior Circulator
consists ol an inner tire chamber,
surrounded b y an ornam ental cas
ing, either W alnut F.uamel finish
or Black with Wellsville Pol
ished steel body. This casing is
dot in contact with the fine chamb
er at any point, there being an in
tervening circulation space from
the bottom to the top of from four
to five inches. The bottom plate
has open fret work perm itting the
easy Ingress of the colder air near
the Hour to the space between the
lire chamber and the casing. Here
it becomes highly heated and is
pushed upward and out through
the fret work top, thus causing a
constant circulation of all the ait
:il li e room or house, quickly re
sulting fn
even
temperature
throughout.
The Wood Superior Circulator is
provided with a water pau, enam-
ed inside, which is attached to the
back casing and is large enough to
afford a satisfactory degree of moist
air, owiug to its large evaporating
surface.
The Wood SuperiorC irculator is
uiup -tio tia o ly tin? most wonderful
heating stove ever offered for the
use of wood.
It will heat several cennecting
rooms easily supplying plenty of
moisture to keep the circulated air
in the most healthful condition.
For Sale by
Hili & Company
Halsey
Koontz,
w h o ' Mrs. Florence Leeper returned
Miss Alberta
teaches at Tangent, and Miss to her home at Eugene Thursday
Cleona Smith, who teaches at
after a visit of several days with
Shedd, spent the week end with
her
mother, Mrs. Albert Mifler.
home folks in Halsey.
The W omen’s Missionary society
The next m eeting of the P. T.
of
the Christiab church gave a
A. will be held Friday evening,
silver
tea in the ladies’ aid room
Nov. 5th. The committee is p lan
of
the
church Saturday. The room
ning to have a speaker present.
was made attractive with dainty
Mrs Brandon returned from a window draperies, flowers and tea
several days visit with her daugh- tables. The proceeds were between
ter, Mrs. G. C. Osburn Saturday. $10 and $11.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Newton
motored down from Portland with
some friends Sunday. They visit
ed at the home of P. J . Foreter.
Mr, and Mrs. Lyman Patton and
Mrs. Franklyn Stafford were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Smith
Sunday.
STRAY HORSE;—Taken up
at my place, one gray horse. Own
er may have horse by calling and
paying expense.
Clark Sm ith,
Halsey.
W a ste and G ra ft M ust
G o , S ays M acp h erso n
Hector Macpherson, republican
candidate for representative, speak
ing before the Linn county meet
ing of the Farmers Union at Luke
Creek receutly maintained that all
our efforts Io reduce taxes will fail
unless we cut out the waste and
graft which uow prevails.
He asked for the support of all
farmers and business men on his
consolidation program. He pro-!
proposes to abolish the entire lot
of 64 boards and commissions
which now run the state's business. ;
and to reorganize their work under
nine responsible departments.
This program will save much
money now spent uselessly in sal
aries, office spacg and help, auto
mobile cost aud upkeep, railway
fares and hotel bitle; and at the
same time will give the itate more
efficient service.
(raid adv>
The W. F. M. S. of the Method
ist church will meet at the home of
Mis« Beulah M iller Friday, Nov.
5. Mrs. B. M. M iller is program
feader and Mrs. H. L. Almon will
haye charge of the m ystery box
questions.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hover of H ar
risburg and two daughters visited
Mrs. Hover’s father, J . C. Bram
well, Sunday.
BIG CARNIVAL DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT AT
F u m b le I n n
Two miles north of Albany on the highway
Our last one was a hummer, if you miss this one you miss lots
of fun. Snappy music. Get up a p a rty —le t’s go. Sat. night.
To the Voters
of Linn County
Being the Republican nominee for County Commissioner
of Linn County. I believe the voters are entitled to know what
to expect in the event of my election, so I am taking the liberty
of subm itting a brief statement.
I have lived in Linn county for the past tweDty-five years.
My home and business interests are all in Linn county. I am
faminar with conditions in all parts of the connty, and if elected
will consider the interests of the county as a whole and endeav
or to give a eqnare deal to all sections.
I fully realize the present burdeu of tax atio n , and if I am
e.' eted I will at all times have the interests of the tsx p ay ers at
heart and will strive earnestly to elim inate waste, extravagance
and improper expenditure of the people’s money. I will use my
best efforts to see that from every dollar'« worth of tax money
there is rendered a dollar's worth of service. I
ill work for
the progress and development of Linn county.
Earnestly soliciting your support, I
Cordially yours,
(Paid advertising)
H. A. Renninger