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N e w s ( C o n tin u e d fro m firs t p a g e )
Halsey were Easter dinner guests at
Merwin Van Nice’s.
Pfna Grow Points
(By Special Correspondent)
Miss O ra'? Kirk rame home from
Eugene
Nichols of Rittvllle, Wash
Monmouth Thursday on account of ill'
She hopea to’ be able io return I wh0 «• rUltln« * « T V *
to her duties the last of this week.
underwent an operation for goiter at
a Corvallis hospital Monday and Is
W. A Falk and family were Albany now convalescing nicely at the Nichols
callers Friday afternoon.
home.
Mrs. O. J. Rike and Mrs. H. L.
Straley spent Tuesday and Ihursday
of last week at Charles Straley’s. help-
lng care for Lowell, who was ill.
Mrs. E. 8. M arsten was called to
Brownsvllle early Sunday morning on
account of the death ol her mother,
Mrs Robe.
Lake Creek Locals
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
Henry Cook of Portland wa ■ a week
end visitor at Harry Davis'.
Rev. Laurence Yoo'y of McFarland
preached here Sunday at 11 o’clock.
Ur
Mrs N E. ch*^‘dIer were
Corvallis callers Monday afternoon,
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enj^d attended'the commun-
lty meeUng Friday evening and en-
P ^ r s m given by Uss Cor-
'
chamber of commerce and he
lunch Provlde<1 »y the ladles of the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wallace, who
are making their home on Kiger island,
visited at A. F. Albertson’s Sunday,
Mr and Mrs Fred Lowry'Jr. spent
the week end In Portland.
Mrs Ann Marks of Yachats, Miss
Inez Lowry and Fred Lowry Jr. of
Corvallis visited the Pine Orove school
Friday afternoon.
W D. McLaren and family were
Sunday visitors at George McNeil's.
Mrs. Mary McNeil spent Thursday
at John McNeil's.
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The greatest
car values in
each price class
CHEVROLET
A short Easter program was given
during the Sunday School hour. The
piimary class sang two song: and Mrs.
Harry Davis a solo She was accom­
panied by Miss Hazel Davb. The a t­
tendance was'large.
Mrs. John Gormley «pent the week
Alford Arrows
end at W. C. Smith's ho-ne near Hal­
(Enterprise correspondent)
sey She assisted in the care of her
sister, Mrs. Nixon, who ci very ill.
Mr. sod Mr». J. D Brubaker
C. 8. Williams and 'amlly and Mrs. entertained the latter’» parent»,
Dicey Brock visited Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ringler, and
Manlee Spores, near Springfield, Sun­
tbeir son Jacob and her brother,
day.
John
Ringler, and family with an
Ray Barley drove to Junction City
easier dinner Sunday.
John
Saturday evening.
proved
to
be
the
champion
egg
Henry Brock and family drove to
Lebanon Sunday afternoon Mr. Cur­ ester, eating 21 for dinner.
tis came home with them. He will
Elmer Taudy of Yoncalla spent
help in removing the old house to
make room for the new one, which the week end with bis sister, M'»-
will be built at once. Mr. Holstein Chaster Curtis.
of Oakville Is the carpenter.
E. D. Isom and family attended
Thomas Ardry and wife were dinner
the easier program at the Chr g.
guests at Martin Cumming’s Sunday.
tian church in Albany Sunday
C. 8. Williams and family were Al­
bany shoppers Saturday. They are night.
driving a new Ford car.
M im Lillie Riokard and her
Friday afternoon the school held the brother Jesse are on the sick list.
annual Easter egg hunt. Among those
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Smith if
enjoying the exercises were Mesdantes
C. 8. Williams. Henry Brock. Walter Portland are spending some time
Baumgartner, George McNeil. Harry at their farm.
Davis, A. L. Owen and Velma.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McKee of
Mrs. Ledgerwood is to teach the
Eugene spent Sunday with Mrs.
school again next year.
Miss Velma Alford of Harrisburg McKee’s parents, Mr. and Mr».
was a visitor at J. W. Evans’ Sunday Michael Rickard.
Miss Georgina Clark of Halsey visit
E. D. Isom and family drove
ed her friend, Nora Coldiron, over the to Junotion City Monday evening
week end.
$525 to $745—The quality car of the
low priced field. 3-speed transmission.
Fisher Bodies. Duco finish. Fully equip­
ped. 7 models. Also TRUCK CHAS­
SIS: >i-ton, $395; 1-ton, $495.
PONTIAC
$775 to $975 — Most powerful “ six”
in its price class. Fisher Bodies. Duco
finish. Beautiful lines. Value proved
by unprecedented sales. 5 models.
OLDSMOBILE
$875 to $1190—A fine car at moderate
cost. Powerful 6-cylinder motor. H and­
some Fisher Bodies. Duco finish.
4-wheel brakes. 11 models.
OAKLAND
$1095 to $1295—A “six” th at is win­
ning and holding goddwill on perform­
ance. B eautiful bodies by Fisher.
Duco finish. 4-whcel brakes. 7 models.
BUICK
$1195 to $1995 — Famous valve-in­
head 6 -cylinder engine. New models
vibrationless beyond belief. Fisher
Bodies. Duco finish. 18 models.
L a SALLE
to see " T h e Magic G arden.'’
Mrs. Benzel, who is spending some
Deo Rolfs is visiting at the home
time with her brothers, the Hetzels.
visited at J. S. Nlcewood’s Sunday
of
fa th ir, Jobu Rolfe.
his
$2495 to $2685 — General M otors’ new
and beautiful car designed and built by
Cadillac. 8-cylinder V-type engine.
Bodies by Fisher. Duco finish. 6 models.
Mrs. Muller and Mrs. J. W. Drirncard
of Halsey spent Friday afternoon at
Martin Cummings’.
Luther Brock and family nairowly
escaped an automobile accident while
returning from Albany Saturday. The
other fellow's car went into the ditch
and he assumed all the blame for the
W is e G ir l
Maud—“ Why don't you accept old
Bank I f he's offered to have hla life In ­
sured In your favor?"
M arie— "Be­
cause If he was a good risk for the
insurance company he'd he a bad one
for me.’’— Boston Transcript.
CADILLAC
$2995 to $9000—Pioneer 8-cylinder car.
50 body styles and types by Fisher end
Fleetwood. 500 color and upholstery
combinations. Duco finishes.
mlx-up.
P o la r G a m e S an c tu a rie s
Mrs. Woodward, who with her daugh­
ter. Mrs C. R. Evans, wont to Walla
A number of Islands owned by
Walla to receive medical treatment, is France In the A ntarctic regions have
spending a few days at a sanatorium, been set aside as game sanctuaries for
taking a sort of a "rest cure’’ before polar bear, wuirus, sea Ilona uud other
returning to her home here.
uulmala of the cold regions.
Come to
BRAD MOSS SERVICE STATION
fo r
G
eneral 1 G asoline
O ils a n d G re a s e
Goodrich,
Silve, í wn 11 fits
Goodyear
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
li. Ç. R» SS M A N , I orsi Manager
T h e R ace Progn-sses
I f we do
with heard*
won t have
lighting off
have a race of women
and brass »voice«, they
to w orry nm rh about
the flirts.—Indianapolis
New«.
Lady Assistant
All call» answered day nr nigh'
Phone 253
Halsey, Oregon
D ELBER T STARR
Puni rai Director and Licensed
Embalmer
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Brownsville, Oregon
A
Modern
Barber Shop
Laundry sent Tuesdays
Agency Hub Cleaning Works
AB ES PLACE
TUSSI NG & TUJSSING
LAWYERS
H»la*y and Brownsville
Oregon
. 4
of Appointment
Adnnmstra' or
Notice is hereby given that the« ,nder
«meed by ta order o( the County Court
of Linn ( o a n tr Oregon ha« he« n ap
pointed as tdm inislrator of the
estate
o( C A H egeeeer. deceased
a || pet
cl* ,ro*
requ red ta present th»„, «,,¡7 „ „
months from the data of t h „ ootlc,
with the proper vouchers, to ttw
under
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Dated thia l i s t day of March
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Ta sang A Tueeiag Attya. fac
[A L L P R IC E S F . O . B. F A C T O R IE S ]
s ta n d s back of
th e se q u a lity c ars. A double g u a r­
a n te e b ack of every one. D ecide w h ic h
c a r b e st s u its y o u r p u rse . T h e n clip a n d
se n d th e coupon. W e w ill se n d y o u free
full in fo rm a tio n a b o u t th a t car, to g eth er
w ith a w o n d erfu lly in te re s tin g illu s­
tra te d little book a b o u t G e n e ra l M o to rs’
P ro v in g G ro u n d w h e re its c a rs m u s t
prove th e ir su p e rio rity before th ey
a re offered to you. A c t today. Mail
th e coupon N O W , before you forget.
E N E R A L M OTO RS
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M O T O R S
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CHEVROLET
Pleas* «end. without m v cWiga*ii»n to rr-'
illustrated litars tvr* describing the Genet '
M o to « product I have checked — together
with the name o f the nearest d e iler i ■
rate I m ar wish a de me nit ratio»
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Stage and Railroad Timo
Officers for next year were nom inat­
ed. to be elected next Wednesday.
The high school is now gathering old
papers to sell. We hope to get a car-
i load. The money is to be set aside for
I the gymnasium fund, which has al-
■ ready been started . We urge you,
j patrons and friends of the school, to
help out in this work by giving us
I your old papers. This gymnasium
i f und will probably make possible a
good community hall, which is much
needed in Halsey. If you have papers,
whether in large or small quantities,
j you may call Clark’s confectionery or
| inform Carl Sperling or Charley
i Wright and we will gladly call for
them.
Halsey won another baseball game
Tuesday, beating Shedd at the latter
city, Railroad
15 to 2. Travel
The Halsey
girls were
Novelties
beaten, 24 to 5.
The “ Cascade lin e ’’ began ru n ­
ning via K lam ath Falls Sunday
¡art. I t cuts 3 j hours from the
time between Portland and Ssn
Francisco, m aking the trip in 24 j
hours. For use Tuesdays and
Fridays tickets are sold for $15.
Sleeping cars th at m ark a new
departure in Pullm an construction
and iiv proved dining cars, together
with drawing room and com part­
ment cars, club cars and observa-
vatiou curs equip the Cascade
trains.
From April 29 to Oct. 2, the
season of summer tourist low
rates, round-trip tickets south
from Seattle or Portland or north
from Los Angeles or [San F ran­
cisco will give the option of going
all by rail or one way by rail and
one way by host.
Twenty thousand bullfrogs from
Louisville, Ky., reached San F ran ­
cisco recently, bound for Japan to
stock a frog farm . Mr. McGinnis
called them “ A party of travelera
well supplied with greenbacks.’’
Effective A p ril 17, 1927
Brownsville Halsey stage leaves Halaey
8:25 p. m. 4:25 p. ui. 12:25 p. m.
Arrives Brownsville
8:50 p. m 4:50 p in. 12:50 p. m.
Leaves Brownsville
11:15 a. m. 3:20 p. m. 9:00 p. m
A rrives Halsey
11:40 a. m. 3:50 p. ta.-9:30 p. m.
Upon request from passengers desir­
ing to use train Fo. 16, leaving Halsev
at 6 10 a. in., stage w ill call at Browns­
ville in tim e to protect tins connection.
Otherwise no protection.
Southern Pacific trains arrive going
north
3:50, 6 10, 11:49 a. m. aud 4;11 p. m.
G oing south
12:2', 8:23 and 11:19 p in.
AU trains except that going north at
4:11 p. in. stop only when flagged
S p e c ia l N o tic e s
5 c a L in e W e e k ly
B aby ro o sters six weeks o ld , 10c
each . O rd e r a t once,
E. A. Starnes, Shedd.
Baud or gravel cad be bad cheap
at the plant 2 miles east, on th e
Brownsville road, after it opens up
in M»y.
For Sale—Standard make of pi.
ano in vicinity will he sacrificed.
Must sell «t once; 110 m onthly.
Write Tallm an Piano store, Salem.
Olve Joy wherever you can. Teli the
Californians, who have been complain­
ing of snow and cold winds, th a t we
had snow the morning after Easter.
It fell on dandelion and daisy blos­
soms, and many others, but did not
cover up as much as a blade of grass,
but it was snow.
Our offer of five good monthly
magazines and the Enterprise, all for
one year and all for one dollar, if
the subscriber is a new one for this
paper, has nine days more to run.
The Oregon Growers paid Saplro
$5500 for help in organizing the body.
J. H. Jackson of Lostine writes to He charged $10,000, but compromised.
the Washington Pathfinder:
C. D. Broxson, of Lostine, farms 600
acres of land, summer fallowing half
each season and using 20 horses and
three two-bottom 14-lnch gang plows
for his work. He harrows the land vicinity. Beautiful instrum ent; a
several times during the summer, us­ bargain ; pay $10 a month. For
ing 16 horses on a 10-sectlon steel- p articu^ra address Western Piano
tooth harrow, and he uses two drills Brokeiage Co , 413 North Boren
for seeding — one nine and one 11- avenue, Seattle.
foot drill drawn by nine horses. The
only hired help to take care of all this
work is a sack sewer while combining
his grain.
vvuu i iuiiu used piano if taken
Not Asking heip From Congress
PIANO
M a t r im o n ia l M is ta k e
T he most eerious mistake the aver­
age m arried man makes la showing
his worst side to his better half.— Day
ton D a lly News.
Buy food in su ran ce
T h . s & e
Used Piano Wil ‘ ,acrifi,7
Must be sold immediately.
Will give very
easy terms to responsible party.
For full particulers address P o rt­
land Music Co., 227 Sixth street,
Portland, Oregon
N ext a u tu m n will be
NOW
TOO LATE
S tart your baby cbic'/s on
A L B E R S ' C H IC K S T A R T E R
or L IL L Y 'S
L IF E IN S U R A N C E F E E D
I t ’s conked with dried aweet milk and cod liver oil for better
rMul1’
We carry a full line of each.
T. J. SKIRV1N SEED Co.,
Halsey and Harrisburg
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f or
XlZ
fu tu re
success w i t h y o u r flo c k o f
c h ic k e n s use
t r ia n g l e
V Developing Mashes and Scratches «
4'
ate i tad new
W OOL S A C K S '
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Address
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1*27
euer
Published every Thursday at Halaey,
Oregon, by Wm. H. Wheeler.
Friday the high school team on the
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same ground lost to Shedd, 9 to 7. and
| the Halsey girls lost by 43 to 17. The $1 a year in advance Arrearages
12 l-2c a month. Stops when time
Halsey players attribute their failure
expires unless
continuance is
' to lack of training, due to wet weath­
ordered.
Advertising. 20c an inch; no discount
er and an inadequate diamond.
for tilne or space; no charge for
The student body held Ito regular
composition or changes. Anounce­
business- meeting Wednesday
Ruth
ments of entertainments, food sales,
Sturtevant was elected secretary toTfill
etc., whose object is to raise money,
charged at regular advertising rates.
! the vacancy made by the resignation
Announcements of religious meetings,
of Nora Coldiron
not exceed-ng four inches, free if
i It was voted to put on an old-paper
copy is r-cerved before Tuesday.
campaign. Carl Spurllng was appoint­
ed general manager of It.
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G eneral M o tors
R U R J A E N T E R P R IS E
School Nctes
DELCO LIGHT □
Elirlric Pianti
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Bring one dollar for a NEW aubacription to the Enterprise and get