Your eyes examined and a fine
pair of
^ y ^ l b a n y J 2 ) ir e c t o r y (
T o n e R ead in g Glasses
io a frame »f your own choice
$ 6 to $ 7 .5 0
"
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A lbany baking co
405 U est First
BU TTfcK -N L’T B R E A D
F. M. French & Son A
Jeweler« and Optometrists
A lb a n y ,
Oregon
A lb an y
C ream ery A ssociation
Manufacturer« of
LINN BUTTER
and Buyers o f Eggs
A Farm ers’ Co-operative
Creamery
Afraid of the People
(Oregon Voter )
Cut dowers
and planta. Floral art for every l
and all occasions.
Flow er phone 454- f.
A lbany
state bank -W i -
invite ¡your business. Savings and
commercial aceounta. Capital, surplus
undivided profits, >100. MW.
■
UPL1X GARAGE.
129 E. Second. Bert Adams, Prop
Storage. Washing, Polishing, General
lubricating, day sad N ight service.
C ’ASTBURN’S GROCERY
a-4
4th and Lyons Street
The place to bnv good groceries at the
right price. On the corner, plenty ol
room to pnrk. Albany.
lite Cafeteria and confectionery
E
Home cooking
Pleasant surround I
mga.
Courteous, efficient service
We make our own candies.
W S. D v k c a . v .
JKD BALES AND 8ERVICE
Meeting in executive eeeeion
Tires and accessorie»
and suppressing ite amendments
Repairs
K imk -P ollak .M otor Co.
by every possib e device as long as
it was possible to keep ibern from
yrtmiller Furniture Co., furni
the public, it [the senele commit
ture, ruga, linoleum, stoves ranges.
tee] did ite lest emending the Funeral direclora. 427-433 west Firai
«treet, Albany, Oregon.
morning ot the day the [income
tax] bill passed the senate. The P IN T E L WRECKING CO
436 West 1st
senate gleefully refused to go into v
Used Parts for all cars
committee of the wLole and
jammed the bill through. The
emstitching, stamped goods,
fancy work of all kinds at tbe
bouse concurred a few minutes
S P E C IA L T Y SHO P
later in a rush, without knowing 318 West Second at.
what the final »mendmente were,
olman a jackson
some not even having been printed
Grocery— Bakery
The path was gressed smooth, and lì verythiug in the line of eala
Opposite Postofbce
he bill went through without
frictiou. It was enrolled at night,
UB Confnclioniry (Eltawa store
by the hardest kind of expert
No. 6)5 Noon lunches
Home
wrrk by capable stenographer!, ec made candy and ice cream. First street,
as to be ready for the governor’s next door ro Blain Clothing Co.
MPERIAL CAFE, 209 W. First
sfiiusture at the earliest poasibl»
Harold G. Murphy Prop.
moment.
Phone 665
Speed, speed, speed! No open
W l N K V X K C L O SE
discussion whatsoever ol tbe senate
amendments, either in committee
[AGNETO electric co .
1 investigate the new Presto
or on tbe floor of the senate !
F
r
H
H
H
Battery prices before buying.
Man of 60 Helped
by Simple Mixture
NOW
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lbany Floral Co.
M
arinkllo parlors
(X beauty aid for every need)
i t . Francis Hotel. W inifred Rose, Prop.
O .rdnef and Colly McCord. The
.„ji.uu, ,re elaas b a l perfect at-
Next autumn will be
Buy food insurance
tendance lor ths week. Its record
TOO LA TE
is marred by only one tardy mark,
Rex Tuasing visited schcol
Start your baby chicks on
Tuesday.
A L B E R S ’ C H IC K S TAR TER
The student body was enter
tained Woduesday afternoon by
or L IL r Y S
the freshmen class. The program
L IF E IN S U R A N C E F E E D
included a song by the freshmen
It's cooked with dried sweet nailk and cod liver oil, for better
girls, piano solos by Gertrude
reaolta.
We carry a full lino of each
Robins aud Ernestine Cole*nal,i
the high school song by the student
body and an addisss by Prof.
Patton on '* E thics.’’
Halsey and Harrisburg
Somo cleanliness should ha noted
about the town. Tbe fieshmen
have been making soop.
Tbe basketball team went to
4 Beilfouotain Friday night. The
a -c.re was 1 to 3 in favor ol Bell
* fountain.
Tbe pupils ol Mrs. Kizer's room
.»pent Wednesday sightseeing at
z Salem.
need no int.oductioQ to tbe many satisfied users of last season M
Is I Tbe wailing cry ol the civics
The complete lioe of these feeds, for all stages of devel 7 ¡class :
I
opment of the chicks, is now carried in stock
4/ Oh ! where will I get a referee
To mak« my grade tbe safer?
\f/
0/ Oh ! where, oh ! where is that
Book called “ Strong and Scha
fir?
T. J. Skirvin Seed (s
II
A
Laundrv sent Tuesdays
Agency Hub Cleaning Works
A B E S PLACE
N O T IC E of llesring of Final Accouni
Notice it I e »by lin e n that the final
account of t'ra n k ljn D. Stafford as ad
tinn iatratna ol the estate of C IP Stal
lord, deceased, hat been bird in tbe
County Court of I.inn County, Slate ol
Oregon, and that the 2latday of March
1927, at ’ he boor of 10 o’clock A M,. bat
been duty appointed by said e m it for
the hearing of objections to said final ac
count and tbe settlement thereof, at
which time any person interested in
eaid estate may appear amt file objec
Ilona thereto In w riting and contest tbe
same
Dated and first published Pehy. 17,
1*127’
Prankiyn D Stafford.
Adm inistratrix of the Estate
Tuaaing A fussing, Attys. for Admx.
Irom a surgical operation, the
contracted intestinal flu and is in
a serious condition. Carl Isom
went up Friday evening to stay
several day* while blood is being
trausfused from bis veins to hers
in an effort to better her condition.
J. Ringler and wife ate Sunday
dinner with their daughter, Mrs.
J. D. Brubaker, and family.
Velda Curtis and Mrs. Willard
Hamlin called on Bertha Comely
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. E. D. Isom was unable to
get to her school on the Browns-
ville road Monday because of the
high water.
Mrs. Brian Perry and children
visited at Chester Curtis’ Friday.
N O T IC E of Hearing of Pinal Account
Z.otice i t hereby given that the fiaal
account of P. D Isom as administrator
ot the eatate of Sonhra Isom, deceased,
has be»n filed in the ( ountv ( start Of
Linn County Oregon, and that the 7th
day of Mareb I
at the hour of 10
o'clock, a m . haa been duty appointed
frx aald court for the hearing of objec
h<sua te tajrf finai account and the settle
ment tbereoi at which time any person
interested in said eatate msv appear and
file d>»ction« thereto in writing and
contest the same. Dated and first pub
lished Feb. J. 1927.
E . D. Isom
Administrator Aforesaid
Tuaaing A luaaing Atty a. for Admr. ,
with him. After that we tveDt to
dinner at a down-town restaurant
After dinner we went to the
penitentiary ; 5G9 are enrolled,
We saw the big dining room, they
have a cage that two guards with
their gun? are locked in during
meal time. We also saw the large
auditorium . It has seats and a
balcony th at holes many. They
have shows and church
there.
Several of the boys bought
rings
th at the men in the penitentiary
bad made.
From the penitentiary we went
to the asylum. Over 1000 are
enrolled. We wont through the
long halls and saw ma» y unfortu
nate people. We went into the
kitchen. They had two large tubs
of peeled potatoes prepared for
supper. T) ey had tbe largest
cook stove I ever saw. Over two
thousand are cooked for in this
large kitchen.
From the asylum most of us
went to the bliud school. One car
had had a slight accident and had
to go home before it got dark
hr cause the car’s lights were
broken. Wo saw the things the
blind children had made, hut did
uot see tne children in school
because school wa? out. Among
the things th at they had made
were laskets, chair bottom0,
brooms and m anual traiuidg
things. We also m v their books.
The man who was taking us
through found a girl who had n- t
left tbe school building. She read
for us. She oid not lead as fast
as a person dees with eyesight,
b u t the read well. We then left
for home. We left about 3:45.
We had a fine trip home and
arrived at 5.
June Layton.
High School Notes
building, where we looked around
tor a while. We then went into
ome splendid buys in pianos, the bouse of representatives. They
grand uprights and plaver nanoa.
Would like to make a trade w ith some have sixty members.[The meeting
one who has a first-class m ilk cow.
w>»s called to order. It wts fol
Davenport Music House, 409 W. First
lowed
by prayer by the chaplain.
street. Albany, Oregon
Then
they
went ahead with their
Q t . C b atlcs bar Iter shop — M e n ’s
We stayed in
C7 and women’s haircuts. 35c ; ch il regular business.
dren's, 25c. Open days and evenings
there a while and then went out
First at Washington.
Phone 1S3-J
We went to the dome. Il was
T H E M A R T IN L U D W IG S H O P so foggv we could not see far. We
* Geo. L. H urley proprietor and man
ager ; warm air furnaces, plumbing and came back and went to the senate.
sheet metal work Un and gravel roofing They have thirty rnemheis. When
general jobbing in tiu and galvanized
iron work, rnelrl aky lights and cornices we got there we were late, so we
pumps of all kinds; Electric water sys just got to hear them vote.
They
tems. 13», Ferry street, Albafiy, Ore.
were
voting
in
both
bouses.
We
Phone 127J.
could hear better in the senate
TUSSI NG & TUSSING thau in tbe house of representa
tives, because there was not so
LAWYERS
m u:b contusion.
Hslsey and Browti&ville
(H igh School Reporter)
When we cam»* out of tbe sens!»-
Oregon
Abiei ut from school last week
we luel \\ illard Marks
He made
it possible that we might see the were Helen Carter, Noel Corbin
governor of Oregon, Mr. I. L. C urnn lfiller, Edith Smith, Mary
Patterson, We all shook hands sm ith , Lillian Reynold», E'eworth
S
RXBCVlToK’SNotice of Appointment
Notice la hereby given that, the nn
dertigned. by an order of the County
Court ot I.inn Cuuntv, Oregon, hat Iwen
appointed Kaecutorof the lest w ill and
testament of W illia m I Cary, deceased
A ll persota h ating claims against said
estate are required to present them
w ithin ala months front the date of this
notice, with the proper vouchers, to the
undersigned at hia residence in llaltey.
In I.tnn County, Oregon. Dated and first
published thia 3rd day of February.
19z7.
H M, Moud Executor aforesaid
Tuaasng À I uating Attys. for Execute*.
Patton says : “ Oh ' thou boy.
Why he so slow and laxy?”
Billie says : * This civics stuff,
It almost drivej me crazy,”
N ew s (C o n tin u e d from first p ag e)
The Winchester Store
Modern
Barber Shop
«
O. W . FRVM
It
A S S IS T A N T
Such a Relief!
That is the first feeling you* will
express when you put on a pair of
our caiefuliy fitted glass a. Your
«yea will get immediate relief|fiou>
ihe strain thev have been experi.
Slicing every hour you use them
</)O y o u k n o w
W® have a new anti com plete line o f
,7 a u f rISK
and FEDERAL TIRES, TUBES and
ACCESSORIES, at the lowest pi ices p o s
sible ?
OZ
j
we re' ' ne brakes and specialize in - t m i y m i
all tnakis of battere«?
r tp a lflig
F. G. WORKINGER and A. HANDLEY
The HALSEY GARAGE
W’e undertook to lead the world
to peace, and quit when the
nations were gropiog. We under
took to join the world court, but
quibbled when the nations were
joining. We undertook to im part
an international idealism, and
crucified our own ideal of guaran
teed am ity. We argued for a
confidence between countries, and
were the first to show suspicion.—
Portland Journal.
Let us examine your eyes
at once
$1 a year In advance Arrearages,
12 J-2c a month Stops when time
expires
ordered.
ueleaa
continuance
is
Advertising. 20c an inch; no discount
for tune or apace; no charge for
composition or changes. Anounce-
ments of entertainments, food sales,
etc., whose object is to raise money,
charged at regular advertising rates.
Announcements of religious meetings,
not exceeding four inches, free if
cxipy is received before Tuesday.
Special N otices
5 c o L in e W e e k ly
A fte r the holidays is the time
to
have your auto overhauled and every
defect in car or m otor rem edied.
D o n ’t
w ait until the spring rush.
ARROW
GARAGE
Rhode Island red eggs for sale.
75c a settirg.
P. J. Forster.
R. I. red hatching eggs 13 per
hundred.
A. E. Whitbeck.
For sa'e—A lden’s Manifold
Cyclopedia. 40 volumes. Contains
all the subajets iu C ham bers’ and
more than as many more. Price
>40-
E Russ, R. 2, Halsey.
The Study Club
Twelve members of the Study
club met last Wednesday a t the
home of Mrs. C. R. Evans
After the business eession a
patriotic program was given,
having been prepared by a com
mittee composed of Mesdames
Moody, Veatch and Marks.
Some very clever Valentine
stunts were presented by Mesdames
Moody, Drinkard and Rossman,
and all present received Valentines.
Refresomeuts were served by tbe
hostess, avsisttd by Mesdames
Woodward and Cummings.
-Highway Garage -
W aldo Anderson and Son, Props.
• Day and Night Storage -
Atwater-K«nt
Strömberg
Federal
Roister
Radios
Is* and Baker 8ts.
ALBANY
OREGON.
C alifornia
then east
— interests new and different; finer,
fas te r service th a n ever before
Convenient,comfortable
service o v e r th e S h asta
ro u te direct to California.
Four trains daily, includ
ing the speedy S h asta to
San P' ancisco and South
ern California Express to
Los Angeles-
F am ous transcontinen
tal trains direct toChicago
a n d e a s t via O v e r la n d
Route, Lake T ah o e Line
from San F rancisco o r
Golden State R oute from
Los Angeles. O r travel the
Sunset way east th ro u g h
the southland to New O r
leans. T h ence by tra in or
S o u th e rn Pacific steam
ship to New York—5 great
days at sea.
A ik for details about this sendee.
Let us help you plan your itinerary.
Southern
Pacific.
C. P. MOODY, Agen
T ick et, and resersations to foreign lands.
M ead e 6c A lb ro
Optometriete
Now in our new location, 313 W.
First it,, Albany, Ore.
W heeler.
A German scientist asserts th a t
orang-utans cau sing. That ac
counts for a lot of the stuff com
ing over the radio —Eugene Reg
ister.
If Your Eyes Could Talk
would the message be ooe ol warn
ing? What would they say ? Tbe
«yea DO talk, but NOT by sound
—a headache, a pain or blurred
vision.
H.
C. S- Wright has two Jersey
cows for sale, both giving milk.
O
Brownsville, Oregon
Wm.
Baby Chickj Mashes and Scratches
M
LADY
by
For Salo -B arred Rock eggs for
hatchiog.
B. M. Miller,
Our Trip to Salem
DELBERT STARR
Oregon,
T R IA N G L E
“ A fte r taking Adlerika I feel bet
ter than for years. A t m y age (60)
it
it
ideal—different
from
other
ISS SUE BRECKENRIDGE,
(High School Essay)
medicines.” (signed) W . W. Carter
Hemstitching.
Adlerika is a simple mixture of 527 WeSt Fifth.
Bell phone 524-L
We, tbe seventh and eighth
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., whicn
removes G A S in ten minutes and
a k la n d -P o o ila c
A g e n c y — U»eo grades and drivers, left the Halsey
often brings surprising relief to the
rare bought and sold. W hen in the postnffiee about 8:05 Wednesday
stomach Stops
that
full,
bloated
market for new cars see us first
lZ l.W morning.
.
We bad a pleasant
feeling
Brings out old w aste-m at Second. Phone »>43 Hyerley MotorJCo.
drive and arrived in Salem at 9:45
ter you never thought was in your
system
Excellent for chronic con
OSCOE AMES HARDWARE a. m. W’e first went to the capitol
stipation. Halsey Pharmacy.
Funeral Director and Licensed
Entbalmer
RURA *• E N T E R P R ISE
Published every Thursday at Halsey,
THE CANDY GIRL,
or rather tbe girl who like« candy,
is everywhere ; her opposite would
be bard to find
And if she getj
her candy fiotn us she knows th at
she gets the beet confeciionery in
t iwu. That is why, wheu you tell
her you will boy her a box of
candy, she alawyg says • Be stirs
aud get it at Clark e.”
C lark t Confectionery
Automobile and
Truck Insurance
L^wet rates
Attractive
contracts
Special attention to truckmen op
erating under public service com
mission.
J. L. STUART,
the insurance man.
120 9. EUsworth st., Albany.
I f yon enjoy a good meal
And kn- w a good meat when you get it
Y o u'll be fi« k for you’ll not forget it.
Our aim is lo plevse.
LeRion lunch
PARAGON CAFE
1UMday’
GEO - M. G IL C H R IST
ALBANY
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate of interest
Real Estate
Insurance
Prompt sersice. courteous treatment.
W m 'B a in , Boom 5, First Savings Bank
► mining, Albany
W L. W R IG H T
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
D. C. ROSSMAN, Local Manager
Lady Assistant
All calls answered day or night
Phone 255
•lalsey, Oregon