Yoor eyes examined and a fine
pair of
A lbany
in a fra n e cf your own choice
•f»
$ 6 to $ 7 .5 0
baking co .
405 West First
B U T T B K -N U T BREAD
lbany
A
F. M. French & Son
Floral Co.
C ut flowers
and planta. Floral art lor every
and all occasions.
Flow er pbone 458-J.
Jewelers and Optometrists
t LBANY STATE B A N K -W e
Mnvite 'your business. Savings and
Albany, Oregon
Simple Mixture Stops
Gas Bloating
Simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
tte ., as mixed in Adlcrika, often helps
stomach trouble in T E N minutes by
removing G AS. Brings out a surpris
ing amount of old waste matter you
never thought was in your system.
Stops that full, bloated feeling and
makes you enjoy eating. Excellent
for chroiiH
constipation. Adlcrika
works Q U IC K and delightfully easy.
Halsey Pharmacy.
Special Offer Ma n h y d t o i l t h
Come to
Mrs. Blanche Isom Mercer, form-
j erly of this community, died at the
Pacific Christian hospital in Eugene
Friday morning at 5 o'clock. Mrs
Meiccr underwent a surg.eal opera
tion seven weeks ago and died as a
result of that and other complications
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at the Branstatter chapel in
Eu c.ne, with Clifford Carey, pastor
r the local Christian church, offi
ciating, and interment in the Alford
cemetery.
Mrs. Mercer's was the third death
In this family in three years, her
fa'.her, David J. Isom, having passed
away March 29, 1924, and her moth
er, Sophia E. Isom, August 10, 1925.
Mrs. Mercer was born near Halsey
October 19, 18S7, and is survived by
her husband, Charles Mercer, and
cr.e sister, 'Mrs. Rova Robnett, of
Eugene, and two brothers, J. F. Isom
of Oakridge and E. D. Isom of Halsey
B R A D M O S S S E R V I C E S T A T .O N
T o n e R ead in g Glasses
commercial accounts. Capital, surplus,
undivided profits, i 100,600.
IhUPLKX GARAGE
K-' 129 E. Second. Bert
Adams, Prop
Storage, Washing, Polishing, General
lubricating, day aad Night service.
lor
G eneral G asoline
O ils and G rease
Goodrich,
Silvertown
and
Goodyear
TIRES
P A S T B U R N ’S GROCERY
4th and Lyons Street
The place to bog good groceries at the
right price. On the corner, plenty of
room to park
Albany.
N ew s (C o n tin u e d from first p ag e )
C ’lit« Cafeteria and confectionery urday. They returned to Salem on
A-4 Home cooking Pleasant surround Sunday, taking their daughter Mary,
mgs.
Courteous, efficient service,
who was visiting at Cecil Bilyeu’s,
W e make our own candies.
W. & D u kc am .
with them.
"W ear-E ver”
Aluminum Baking Pan
&«f. price f 1.95
mother, Mrs. Woodward, to Walla
Walla. Mrs. Woodward, who has
been in poor health for some time,
will be under a physAian's care.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey spent
Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Smith of Pec-
Sunday at J. N. Elliot’s.
ria were dinner guests at J. H. Rick
Herman Stienke and family were ard’s Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests at G. J. Rike’s
Mrs. George Ledgerwood, the teach
CVirtmiller F u rniture Co., fnrni-
W. A. Falk, L. R. Falk and Charles er, attended institute in Haisey Sat
*• tnre, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges,
urday.
t'userai directors. 427-433 west f ir s t went to Qorvallis last Wednesday.
street, Albany, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baumgartner
Alford Arrows
and son spent Friday evening in Al
(Enterprise correspondent)
INTEL WRECKING CO.
bany attending the style show and
436 West 1st
Used Parts for all cars
Miss Lillie Rickard attended the wrestling match.
Tires and accessories
Repairs
Kiax-P oliak Moloa Co.
F
quarterly conference of the M. E.
Henry Holstein of Oakville is to
church South at McFarland last week begin work for Henry Brock soon.
as a delegate from the Lake Creek Mr. Brock plans on building a new
S P E C IA L T Y SH O P
church.
318 West Second st.
house as soon as the weather permits.
D.
J.
Kropf,
a
resident
of
this
com
Pfne Grove Points
U O L M A N & JACKSON
kA
Grocery—Bakery munity for many years, died at his
(By
Special Correspondent)
home here Saturday, and was buried
E verytbing in the line of eats
Opposite Postoffice in the Alford cemetery Monday, with
Edward Blood camo home from
the funeral at the Mennonite church. Springfield last week.
Waldo Anderson and Son, Props.
I J U R Confectionery (E ttaw a store
V elda Curtis and Bertha Comely
Edward and IL L. Blood were Eu - Day and Night Storage -
AA
No. 6)J Noon lunches.
Hom e
visited the school Friday afternoon.
gene visitors Saturday.
made candy and ice cream. Ftrst street,
A twater-Knnt
next dooi ro Blain Clothing Co,
Mrs. E. D. Isom and her pupils are
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hover moved to
Strömberg
preparing
for
a
shadow
social
to
be
CAFE, 209 W. h ir s t
Albany where Mr. Hover will work.
I MPERIAL
Federal
^iven at the Powell schoolhouse Sat
Harold G. M urphy Prop.
Mrs. Fred Lowry Jr. spent the
Phone 665
urday evening, Mar. 26. The proceeds
Kolater
WK nkvkr CLOSK
will be used to purchase supplies for week end at the Lowry home in Cor
Radios
vallis.
the schoolhouse.
I?1 and Baker Sts.
Mr. and Mrs. Pyle of Eugene call ALBANY
M A G N ETO ELECTRIC CO.
OREGON.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burton of
4’ A Investigate the new Prestolite
Portland spent the week end before ed at the Blood home Wednesday
Battery prices befare buying.
afternoon.
last at E. D. Isom's,
Miss Agnes Chandler attended the
Mrs. Michael Rickard spent last teachers’ institute at Halsey Saturday.
W L- W R IG H T
M A R IN E L L O PARLORS
week at the home of her son, Raymond
4’ k
(A beauty aid for every need)
Mr3. Inez B. Smith of Albany visit
Rickard,
in
Benton
county.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
SI. Francis Hotel. W inifred Rcse, Prop.
ed at E. E. Hover’s Saturday night
Mrs. Florence Brock and Mrs. Char and accompanied the Itovc-r family
D. C. R O S S M A N , Local Manager
ity Clark were afternoon callers at to Pleasant Hill Saturday to visit R
M I S S SUE BRECKENRIDGE,
Lady Assistant
the
home
of
the
ladies’
brother,
Ches
•*A
Hemstitching.
K. Stewart and family.
527 WeSt Fifth.
Bell phone 524-L ter Curtis, Thursday of last week.
All calk answered day or night
Mrs. Jessie McLaren visited Mrs.
Phone 25ó
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Ringler
and
3on
George McNeil Tuesday.
Y k ikland-P ontiac Agency— Used
”
cars bought and sold. When in the Jacob were Sunday dinner guests at
alsey, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowry were giv
J. D. Brubaker’s.
market for new cars see us first
l.'ljW
en an old-time charivari at E. E.
Second. Phone 643 Byerley MolorJCo
Lake Creek Locals
hover's Wednesday night. We are
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
sorry the blasting powder set off
J^OSCOK AMES HARDWARE
ightened some people.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brock and
The Winchester Store
daughter Doris spent Sunday with
Mrs. H. L. Wallace has the Hu.
C "use splendid buys in pianos,
Mr. Brock’s sister, Mrs. Guy Her
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Chandler visit
grand uprights and plaver pianos.
Wonld like to make a trade with some man, and family near Coburg.
ed their daughter, Mis. Laurence Zim
I Tem stitching,
stam ped good«,
k A fancy work of all kinds at the
baking ham, apple«, bread,
rolls, and making candy
A lu m in u m Tubed C ake Pan
w ith anti-falling feature
diam eter
for
baking all «olid cake«
angel, sponge, etc.
Open Your Eyes
A short tim e sptnt here perm itting
us to t e t your eyes may open »our
• yes to the fnct that your present glasses
come far from serving yon as they should.
I t w ill not take long to make a thor
ough test.
C O R R E C T L Y F IT T E D G L A S S
E S lueaos carrfnl ailjunliiient to sour
nose
The center of lenses and eyeballs
must he in perfect alignment.
An important lactor in our optical
service.
one who has a first-class m ilk cow
Davenport Music House, 409 W. First
street, Alhany. Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owen attended merman, Thursday.
the burial service over Mrs. Blanche
L. E. Eagy spent several days
Mercer at Alford Sunday.
working at his place near Oakville
C < - C hailes barber shop—Men’s
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wigle of Row las', week.
and women’s haircuts, 35c; c h il
d rens, 25c. Open days and evenings.
land were guests at Thomas Ardry’s
C. C. Wilson of Corvallis was in
First at Washington.
Phone 183-J Sunday.
this vicinity looking after the inter
'T H E MARTIN LUDW IG SHOP
James Burns was in Albany Sat ests of the Benton Independent last
week.
•k Geo. L. H urley proprietor and man urday to consult a dentist.
ager , warm air fumares, plumbing and
Cyrus Haynes of Coburg, Bert
sheet metal work tin and gravel roofing,
Mr. and Mrs. Manlee Spores of
M e ad e & A lb ro
general jobbing in tin and galvanized Springfield visited C. S. Williams and Haynes’ father, is very low at a hos
iron work, metal skylights and cornices;
O ptom etrists
pital in Eugene, having undergone
pumps of all kinds, Electric water sys family Sunday.
surgical
operation for mastoid trouble
Now in our new location, 313 \V. tems. 136 Ferry street, Albany, Ore.
Mrs. C. R. Evans accompanied her Sunda.N
Phone 127J.
F irst st,, Albany, lire.
A lb an y
C ream ery A ssociation
TUSSING & TUSSING
M anufacturers of
LAWYERS
Halsey and Brownsville
Oregon
LINN BUTTER
t>f Hearing of Final Account
and B u y ers o f Eggs
A F arm ers C o-operative
C ream ery
D ELBER T STA R R
Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmer
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Brownsville, Oregon
Modern
Barber Shop
Laundry sent Tuesdays
Agency Hub Cleaning Works
ABES
PLACE
N O T IC E of Appointment of Executor
Notice is hereby g n e n that the nn
d ertignrd by an order of the County
Court ol Linn County. Oregon hat been
appointed Executor of the last w ill ted
testament ol W . A. Alleu
deceased
A ll persona h arin g claims against said
estate are required to present them
w ith in six months from the date of this
notice, with the proper vouchers, te the
undersigned at his residence in Halsey,
in Licrn Counts, Oregon Dated and first
published this 17th day of March l«s7
R M Hood. Executor aforesaid
lu s tin g
$1 a year In advance Arrearage»
12 l-2c a month. Stops w4ien time
expires unless
continuance is
ordered.
Advertising. 20c an inch; no discount
for time or space; no charge ior
composition or changes. Anounce
ments of entertainments, food sales,
etc., whose obj'ect is to raise money
charged at regular advertising rate*
Special N otices
5 c a L in e W e e k ly
Rhode Istand red egge for sale,
75c a setting,
P. J, Forster.
School Notes
- Highway Garage -
Two Sisas
9 4 «e 10- In.
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Published every Thursday at Halsey
Oregon, by Wm. H. Wheeler. ’
For
sa'«— A lden's
Manifold
Cyclopedia, 40 volumes. Contains
all the subnjets iu Chambers’ and
William Alford Allen, bom May more than bb many more. Price
E Russ, R. 2. Halsey.
28, 1SG6, at Pecria, Oregon, died at 140-
his home in Halsey March 10, 1927
Cards of Thanks
He leaves one daughter Euna, two
•inters, Mrs. Ara Miller of Yakima,
We wish to make known to our
Wash., and Mrs. Lena Beene of Long friends our deep gratitude for all
Beach, Cal., and one brother, Benja kindness ar.d sympathy shown us dur
min F. Allen of Oregon City. He ing our recent bereavement.
v.as stricken with paralysis seven
Mrs. Ara Miller
months ago.
Mrs. W. H. Beene
B. P. Alien.
Funeral services were held at the
M. E. church in Halsey Saturday last,
with interment in Pine Grove ceme
We wish to express our thanks to
tery.
our friends for acts of sympathy,
kindness and hospitality on the occa
Sayt the Deacon
sion of the funeral of our mother,
Heaven only seems too high when Mrs. S. M. Dougherty.
you fear to make the flight.—Atlanta
Her Sons and Daughter.
Constitution.
EV)RD SALES AND SERVICE
I *
RURAA ENTERPRISE
Obituary
^/^lbany^7)irectory
N O T IC B
Notice is hereby given that Uie final
account of E lla Rogga as adium istartrlx
of the estate of Edward N. Fairo, de
ceased, (whose true Dime was Norman
Neal Rnggaand who served in the United
Staten army under m a t ; of Edw ard N
Fairol hat been filed in the County
•Court of Lina County. SUte ol Oregon
iand that the 4th day of April 1927,
; at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m„ hat been
, duly appointed by said court for the
; hearing of objections to said final ac-
, count amt the settlement thereof, at
which time any person interested in
said estate may appear and file objec
tions theretojin w riting and contest the
same.
Dated and first published March Jl
• 427.
E lla Rogga.
A dm inistratrix of the Estate.
Tussing A f it t in g , A t ty * for Aduirx.
N O T IC E of Hearing of Final Account
Notice is hereby given that the final
account of Frankly« D. Staflord as ad
m inistratrix of the estate of C *F Staf
ford. deceased, has heen filed in the
County Court of Lina County, State of
Oregon, sod that the 21st day of March
1927, at the hour of 1« o'clock A M . has
heen duly appointed by said court for
the hearing of objectme« to said final ac
count and the settlement
thereof, at
which time any person interested in
said estate may appear and file objec
tions there!- la w ritiog end contest the
same
Dated tad first published Febv. 17,
1*2’
Frsnkiya D Stafford,
A dm inistratrix of the Estate
A t t y * (OC A d o x
di lowing, Atty«, for Latcstor. IuMiac A lusting,
To ,L
T R IA N G L E
Baby Chick- Mashes and Scratches
need no introduction to lbs many satisfied usets of last season
lh« complete line of these feeds, for ail stages of devel
opment of the chicks, is now carried in stock.
O. \Y. F R I M
B uy food in su r a n c e
N ex t a u tu m n will be
NOW
TOO LA TE
California
then east
i $
— (nterezti new and different! finer,
f a tte r te r v ic e th a n e ve r b efo re
Convenient. comfnrtahG
service over th e Shasta
route direct to California.
Four rrains daily, Includ
ing the speedy S h asta to
San F> ancisco and South
ern California Express to
Los Angeles.
Fam ous transcontinen
tal trains direct toChicago
an d e a s t v ia O v e r la n d
Route. Lake T a h o e Line
from San Francisco or
Golden State Route from
Los Angeles. Or travel the
Sunset way east through
the southland to N ew O r-
leansl Whence by train or
S ou th ern Pacific «team-
ship ui N ew Y o r k - 5 great
day« »t sea.
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SV
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viz
Six
xlz
Start your baby clucks on
A L B E R S ’ C H IC K S T A R T E R
or L I L r Y S
L IF E IN S U R A N C E F E E D
It's cooked with dried tweet miik and cod liver oil, fur Lett er
rMult*«
W« carry a full line of tach
T. J. Skirvin Seed (o
Halsey and Harrisburg
A«k for tletailt about this tert-fee.
Let nz help > ou plan your icinerary
Southern
Pacific^
(Continued from first pzge)
the various schools were: Supta. Gil-
let of Shedd, Lawrence of Tangent
and representatives from Harrisburg
Brownsville, Peoria and neighboring
districts.
A Meeting Full of Interest
The Parent-Teachers association
met Friday evening. A committee
appointed at the last meeting to de
cide upon an entertainment to raise
money for the association reported
that a play had been selected, which
will be put on at the city hall.
The young people of Spoon River
community offered the proceeds of
a play, which they plan to put on at
Halsey in the near future, to the
parent-teachers’ association. The of
fer was accepted and a committee
was appointed to take care of the
advertising for that play.
A committee was named by the
executive committee to select the
nominees for officers of the associa
tion for the coming year.
A letter from the children’s home
wai read.
A very interesting program wag
featured by the various clubs of Hal-
reF and surrounding schools, as fol-
lows:
Clubs taking part:
Kinky Dinky Calf Club, leader Mr.
Langley, members, 5.
Halsey Sheep Club, Mr. Frum lead-
cr.
Sunshine Sewing Club, Mrs. Foote.
Pansy Sewing Club, Mrs. Isom.
Busy Bee Sewing Club, Mrs. Joe
Elliot.
Daisy Sewing Club, Mrs. D. H.
Sturtevant.
High School Sewing Club, Mrs. La-
Follette.
Jolly Boys Bachelor Sewing Club.
Nora it. Coleman.
Champion Sheep Ciub, Charles Falk
Jr.
Clod Buster Garden Club, Kenneth
Van Nice.
Willing Worker,- Cooking Club,
Mrs. L. W. Patton.
Club yells by the different clubs.
Song, “Achievement Day,'’ all the
clubs.
Club pledge, all the clubs.
Club creed, Bachelor Boys
Poem, Milton Elliot.
Music, Alice Sturtevant
Phrips"^*' JUne UytOn and Lu«h
Club song, Daisy Sewing C U b " ^
• usic, Retta Armstrong.
c Club song. Grand Champion Sheep
c S ”,* “ r
“ ”* ' w ““ " '
Poem, Harry Harding.
Frum n
Steinke.
.T’ E 01Se Smith> Viv>*n
‘
Ros’man-
Blanch«
• ^ • N e l l i e and r .a r l Falk.
H. Sewing Gab.
Used Piano -. VVi|| sacrifice fin«
Must be sold
V. P. MOODY, Agror
^
‘• ^ r e t e r r e t O e n e t a f ^ ä ^
andfU P,r l ic u l,r '
Pp o‘ t.