News (Continued from first page)
H. L. Aim on’s farm Is at Independ
RURA'a ENTERPRISE
ence. instead of at Corvallis. The Al
Published
every Thursday at Halsey,
mont, expected to be on it before the
Oregon, by Wm. H. Wheeler
and *11 met by her mother, Mrs
for relief of Mississippi flood
Veatcb of thia piece
There they
sufferers.
epent the day with Wayne Veatch
J. A. Stevenson celebrated hie
who le at the U. of O
I" Save m o n ey
75th b irth d a y M onday.
Reported to the etate board of
The piano class of Mrs Donna Cross
h ealth from »hie cou n ty last »ee< gave a recital last Friday evening at
were ch icb eu p ox 1 case, flu 5, the Christian church. A good sized
meaelea 1, m um ps 2, pneum onia 1 audience attended to hear the music,
which was praised without stint. —
C. S . V eatch spent S u n d ay a) Harrisburg Bulletin
C o tta g e G rove, w hither he wen
Mrs. Ida Ruby May Gage died Sun-
with the F ru itt fa m il* .
lav at the Shaw resilience, south of
town, aged 50 She had lived in Ore
Wra. M, L. T hom as of Portlan
gon thirty years. Her father had a
spent the week end at Ha'aey
lomestead In Curry county. She mar
return lug to
Portland Sunda)
led O. B Gage, who survives her. on
'lew Year s day, 1910. A sister lives
«»suing with Mrs. W. B , Cooper
n Idaho and another in Curry coun-
also of P o rtla n d , who had bee
y. The funeral was at the Church
visiting in Piog< ne.
if Christ Tuesday and interment in
Mrs. Gage
The an n u al C h a rity
grange the Alford cemetery.
leaves many friends wherever she
com m unity picnic will be M ay 2> las resided.
thia year.
Brian Perry and family and Mrs
Linn cou n ty has given $ 1 ,1 1 7 2> tump and daughter Nina, from Eu
gene. called on the Burbanks Sunday
Mrs Kump has traded her property
lere for property In Eugene.
Headaches
W M Burbank has been building a
lew cabin and painting and fixing up
lis camp ground, getting ready for
tummer tourists.
Quick Optical Repair Work
spent in studying motor car
values before you decide on your new car may
j L. 6ave you many dollars afterwards. That is
why General Motors wants to 6end you a finely
illustrated little book about the great General Motors
Proving Ground where cars are proved by day
and night tests, and values are absolutely estab
lished. Every car owner should have a copy of this
free book because it tells what points to look for
in selecting a car, and how to make comparisons.
A FEW M IN U T E S
With this really interesting book, which will be
sent free as soon as you fill in and mail the coupon,
we want to send you illustrated booklets about the
General Motors car which suits your purse. You
know these cars; all are famous. But did you know
that they are all made by General Motors? Did
you know that General Motors, by building more
than 1,000,000 cars a year, saves millions of dollars,
and how these savings are passed on to you in
better value, longer life for your car, and a higher
trade-in value when you are through with it?
PABCO
DE LUXE
R ugs
R e g u la r $14.°°
$ 8 .75
CHECK THE CAR
THAT FITS YOUR PURSE
Xlbany BARGAIN HOUSE
DELBERT STARR
F uneral Director and Licensed
Embaimer
LADY
A S S IS T A N T
Brownsville, Oregon
•«econd and Baker
Phone411J
These facts mean hard cash to you. The coupon involves
no obligation. Just check the car that interests you most.
Booklets w ill come at once, a n d also the book about the
Proving Ground. Make up your mind to buy your cars
scientifically from now on. M ail the coupon T O D A Y .
I f you enjoy a good meal
\n d know a good meal when voll get it
You’ll be back for you'll not (orget it.
PARAGON CAFE Le& i: " h
G E O . M . G IL C H R IS T
N O T IC E of Appointm ent of Hxecbtr
Notice is hereby given that, the nn
deraigned. by an order of the Count'
Court oi l inn County, Oregon, has Iwei
appomled Executrix of the last w ill a m
testament of Richard C. Farwell de
ceased.
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All peraor.s having claims »gainst sau
estate are required to present then
within six months from the date of thl
notice, with the proper vouchers, to tin
undersigned at her residence, abou
three miles east of Shedd, in Lim
County, Oregon.
Dated sue first published this 28th
day of April, 19,7.
Grace Farwell. Executrix aforesaid
Tusssng 4 Tuaaing. Attys. for Exrx.
ALBANY
GENERAL
MOTORS
Ticket office Bell l.ine Stage.
Albany to San Francisco, $1.5.
W
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
D. C. Rf SS M A N , Local Manager
Lady Assistant
Ml call» answered d avoruigh'
Phone 25o
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Halsey, Oregon
General Motors (Dept, A ), Detroit, M ich.
N am e.______________
Address.
V A R N IS H E S
CHEVROLET
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7 models — $525 to«$745
T h e quality car o f the low -priced field. 3-speed transm is
sion. Strong rear axle. Sm ooth dry-disc clutch. O v e r-b ra d
r u t - ' - n M i V Tn ™ , F " h' r Bodies. Duco finish. F ully equipped.
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5 models — $775 to $975
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low-priced " s ix -
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w hich
is .
quality
product
in
appearance and construction. V alue proved by unprece-
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H a * ,arfteat 6-cylinder engine in its twice d a is .
Beautiful lines. Fisher Bodies. D uco finish. AU c o n ^ e n c l ^
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I wial) to th a n k the m n n j friends
Misses Louise and Esther Seefeld
were Albany callers Saturday after who have been s«i sy m p a th e tic and
h elp fu l d u rin g the illn ese aud
noon.
after the death o f m y dear wife
Mr. and Mrs. Albertson and son
IG . B. G«ge.
Lester were Sunday visitors at J. N.
Elliott’s.
home of the former. Those present
Mrs. C. E. Gillette motored to Salem were Brian Perry and family, Mrs.
Saturday.
Kump and Miss Nina of Eugene,
Miss Edna Falk spent last week at Frank Williams, and an aunt of Mr.
Perry's from Benton county.
| the C. G. Hamer home.
A singing class was held at the
J. H. Templeton and wife of Seattle
Alvin Kropf home Sunday evening.
[visited at W. R. Kirk’s Saturday.
Jacob Rlngler visited his sister, Mrs.
Mrs. R. E. Bierly and Mrs. H. J.
J. D. Brubaker, Sunday afternoon.
Falk were callers at Albany last week
| Monday.
Jack Curtis of Peoria visited his
nephey, Chester Curtis, Monday.
A ball game was played last week
Wednesday at Rowland between the
Two burials were made in the
| Kirk school and Rowland and Bran Masonic cemetery last week, that of
don. The score was 19 to 20 in favor Mrs. Sarah O'Neill 'of Portland on
| of Rowland and Brandon.
Tuesday and that of Mrs. Laurence
Mrs. R. E. Bierly and Mrs. L. R. L. Lamb of Harrisburg on Thursday.
Mrs. L E. Bond of Albany spent the
Falk and daughters Betty Jean and
Edna called on Mrs. Rosa Powell at week end at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. E. D. Isom.
| Halsey Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Whitbeck accompanied
FOR SALE
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Armstrong to
in Halsey
Eugene Thursday afternoon of last vicin ity. B ea u tifu l ii.etr'im eu t; a
week.
bargain ; pay $10 a m onth.
For
Brian Perry and his sister. Nina p articu 'arg address W estern P ia n o
Kump of Eugene, celebrated their B rok eia ge Co , ^ 3 N orth B oren
birthdays Sunday with a dinner at the aven ue, S ea ttle.
OLDSMOBILE 11 models—$875=10 $119 0
B u y food in s u ra n c e
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A fine car at moderate cost. Gratifies your finer taste» satk -
fies every need. Beautiful Fisher Bodies. Dkico finish
i Howerful « -V llin d rr engine. H arm on ic balanc.w and orhet
new
new in
Improvements. 4 -wheel brakes. A n d a wide choice<rf m odels.
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Netv Floors with
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One __ Sweep of the Brush A
IT H no touts or bother you can now '
make your floor« beautiful, at very little
cost Give them a coat of LOW E B ROTHERS
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N E P T U N IT E V A R N IS H ST A IM and see what
• difference it make#. Stain« and vamiahes at the
application. Cornea in many natural wood
shades and dries to a luatroua waterproof finish.
Fine for doing over furniture too. Coma in » n d
rfef a c o lo r c » r d W e 11 be glad to show you how
to use it for best reaulta. We carry a full line of
painting auppliea. •»
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Start 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
7 models — $1095 to $1295
I t ’s cooked with dried sweet milk aod cod liver oil for better
resu,t*
We carry a full line of each.
18 model« — $1195 to $1995
T. J. SKIRV1N SEED Co.,
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Everybody k n o w , Butch' I w orth. General M o to rs empha-
sites Buick a statement that its new models retr
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A-CSUnder valve-in-head engine. Fisher Bodies. Due o fiaisl k
Halsey aod Harrisburg
LASALLE 6 models — $2495 to ‘$2685
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General M otors' latest con tribution to Yhe fine c » field'.
N ew and beautiful car designed and b u .lt by C ad M a c a u
Fisher Z . r * " ,y " T
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I CADILLAC
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Under .engine
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[ALL PRICES F.O.B. FACTORIES,!
ALSO —
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[ TRIGIDAIRE electric
tcllin x ««acme rtrrigarator in
the w erid . B u ilt bv General
M otors. M an y models.
M otors produr t
vOU . f l
the convenience,
,d
xaringdesKcesofelera rid ty .
m fo r
future success with your flock of
chickens use
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i Developing Mashes and Scratches £
color and upholstery com binations to emphasize in d i JduaU ty*” '
HILL & (S
N e x t a u tu m n w ill be
NOW
V inning and holding goodw ill every where because o f Its
superior perform ance. Fisher Bodies. Duco finish. Rc.bber
silenced chassis. 4 wheel brakes. A " s ix " whoseaqua ity is
doubly •lit
assured as a product o f G eneral Motors.
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Pine Grove Points
(B y SpecuU Correspondent)
PTANO
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CHEVROLET T R U C K CHASSISi H-ton, $395» l too,-$MA»5.
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Card of Thanks
The Pine Grove community meeting
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Falk and child
ren were Sunday dinner guests at [ will be Friday evening, May 6.
| Merwin Van Nice’s.
Mrs. Carver visited her children who
Mr. and Mrs. Dustin, college friends live at Valsetz several days last week,
,
of Mrs. Edna Rike, visited at the Rlke returning home Monday.
| home Wednesday.
Mrs. A. F. Albertson accompanied
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Higbee, to
Mrs. Oren Frum and daughter Vlv- Salem Monday.
I lan spent Thursday evening at J. N.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Chandler were
I Elliott’s.
Albany visitors Saturday.
C. L. Falk sr. and Webster Falk
Mrs. L. E Eagy and Mrs. Floyd
| visited at L. R. Falk’s Sunday evening.
Kenneth Van Nice and Miss Nellie Nichols visited Mrs. Oithens Wednes
day afternoon.
I Falk attended the Epworth league con
Several people from Lake Creek and
vention at Springfield over the week
end. They were accompanied by Rev. Pine Grove attended the missionary
program at Peoria Sunday evening.
I I S: Miller of Halsey.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson has about 1800
Alford Arrows
turkey eggs setting which are Just be
ginning to hatch. They are for parties
(Enterprise correspondent)
near Tangent and Wells.
The Alford school will close Friday
| of this week.
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Miss Grace Kirk came home from
Monmouth for the week end. Grace
has fully recovered from the flu.
Clifford Babcock and
daughter
Eloise were very ill last week with
I flu.
p L E A S E »end, w ith o u t any obligation to me, illustrated litera
ture about the General M otor« product I have m arked below
together w ith the name o f the nearest dealer in caxe I may
wish a dem onstration. ALSO SEND YOUR PROVING GROUND BOOK.
P A IN T S
for time or space; no charge for
composition or changes. Announce
em Thursday.
ments of entertainments, food sales,
etc., whose object is to raise money,
The play for the benefit of xhe
charged at regular advertising rates
school clubs took in over »100 at
Announcements of religious meetings
Koontz’ hall Friday night.
not exceeding four inches, free if
The monthly review of the federal
copy Is received before Tuesday
reserve bank for this district says: In
dustrial activity increased further dur
ing March, and was greater than in
Stage and Railread Time
March a year ago. Distribution of
Brownsville-Halsey
stage leaves Halsey
commodities at wholesale and retail
8:25 p. m., 4:25 p. m„ 12:25 p. m
was somewhat smaller than in March
Arrives Brownsville
1926. The general level of prices con
8.50 p. m., 4:50 p. m., 12:50 p. m.
tinued to decline.
Leaves Brownsville
There are 4000 more horses in Ore
11:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m., 9:00 p. m.
gon than a year ago.
Arrives Halsey
11:40 a. m„ 3:50 p. m„ 9:30 p. m.
Spoon River Sparks
Upon request from passengers desir
ing to use train No. 16. leaving Halsey
(Enterprise Correspondence)
W. H. Kirk of Portland and son I at„ 6:1° a • m- sta«e wl11 call at Browns-
Billy called at W R. Kirk’s last week vlUe ln tta e 10 protect this connection.
Otherwise no protection.
Monday.
Southern Pacific trains arrive going
The M. B. Harding family have been
north
ill with flu.
3:50, 6:10, 11:49 a. m. and 4:11 p. tn.
Going south
Mrs. H. L. Straley, Mrs. Hazel Mun-
12:21, 8:23 and 11:19 p. m.
kers and daughter and Leroy Straley
All trains except that going north at
motored to Monmouth Friday. Miss
Mearle Straley came home with them. 4 :11 p. m. stop only when flagged.
clipping
this coupon/
LOOK!
Glasses or spectacle* broken? Guard
beat out of alignment? Temples to«
lone or too abort ? Whatever your re
quiretuents. our service is prom pi an«
highly satisfactory, bring your repar
w o lk to u a .
m e a d e & albr c
Optometrists, 312 First st . Albany, Ore
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W M Burbank made a trip to Sal
(Continued in Column 5)
Headaches. indigestion, sleeplessness
and nervous troubles are often caused by
eyestrain
An eveslrain ii caused h
not wearing the right glasses
High
«lasses w ill relieve evestrain. and trou
ble due to eyestrain w ill disappear. Th
first thing lo do it to have your eye
examined and know what gtasses i Sil
be the right ones
appearance of this paper, according to
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M r. A lnioO s statement last week, but
»1
a
year
in
advance.
Arrearages
124c
they seem to have halted on the way,
a month. Stops when time expires
or word cornea from an Albany hospital
unless continuance is ordered
hat M rs. Almon is there w ith a new-
Advertising. 20c an inch; no discount
f x>rn daughter.
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Complete stock always on hand.
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used tad new
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