H ural E n terp rise, H alsey, Oregon, O ctober 13.1927
R u r a l
E n t e r p r is e
Publish*! Thursday at Halsey Oregon,
H F wd A A LAKE
Pubh.he.1
|1 a year In advance. Arrearages 12ttc
a month. Stops when time expires
unless continuance Is ordered.
Advertising, 20c an Inch; no discount
for time or space; no charge for
composition or changes. Announce­
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
copy is received beiore Tuesday.
Fur (be last three years farmers
bought more than one billion (fol­
iar» worth of farm machinery, the
number of tractors alone increased
105.6 p*r cent in five years. This
great increase in farm machinery
enables fewer farmers to produce
America's food and feed crop»., re­
leasing vast amounts of human
energy for other p jrposes To solve
the problem, new industries must
be found. Just what industries will
be evolved cannot, of course, be
foreseen. And yet there are those
who see the industries of the great
northwest standing idle if the im­
migration bars are not let down to
permit the hordes of cheap Mexican
labor to euter. Their argumei t
i* prompted by very selfish motives.
«own io Oregon in the fall, Jenkin
Club and Kink are two of the best
spring varieties for fail sowing in
the Willamette 'valley. Both are
h gh yieldtrs. Of the winter varie­
ties White V\ inter and Holland aie
oest according to results obtained
at the state college. These latter
are especially suited to the heavier
colder : oils.
O A.C. Kadi«» Farm
P ro g ra m B ro ad castin g
Radio Station K. O A- C.
270.1 meters; 500 watte; Pacific
Standard Time.
Monday evening, October 17.
7.00 The campus reporter.
7:10 4-H club meeting.
7:30 Farm utility program.
Tuesday evening, October lg.
7:15 The campus reporter.
7:20 Oregon Qntzziems.
7:30 Timely farm topics.
7:35 Value of waste crops for
hogs.
7:45 Chats with the homemaker.
8.00 Offerings in Am. Literature.
Wednesday evening, October 19
7:15 The campus reporter.
7:20 Oregon Quizzisms.
7:30 Farm utility program.
8:00 The grange lecture hour.
Thursday evening, October 20
7:15 The campus reporter.
7:17 The collegiate sporiiight.
7:27 Oregon Quizzisms,
7:30 Timely farm topics.
7;35 Economical jelly making.
8:00 The Forum.
Friday evening, October 21.
7:15 The campus reporter.
7:20 Oregon Quizzisms.
7:30 Farm utility program.
Trees set idle acres, too rough or
too sterile for planting, to work
growing an always marketable
crop. Though trees take a number
of years to reach m aturity, a young
plantation adds cash value to a
farm, just as a young orchard does.
In a few years it yields small m a­
terial in the form of thiuuiugs, such
as poles and fence posts, later fuel
and later saw timber us well as
your fire wood. It is a savings bank
that pays compound inteiest. Tim ­
ber growing is a necessary part of WATCH R EPA IR IN G - When
your watch needs repairing re­
diversified fanning, affording em­
member I utn prepared to serve
ployment and wages for winter
you. I will be located in t i e
work. A farm wood lot is security
front window of the Stephenson
to the banker an ! the farm loan
barber shop about the first of the
hoard.
week. Cali on me. J. Douglas
Pritchard.
06
Of th e w heat v arieties com m only
the work carried on by the fund.
“ If the outside communities find
genuine value iu this work, now is
a good time for them to say so If
Portland people are convinced th at
" W e a r -E v e r
question of the Oregon Develop substantial good is being accomp-
ALUM!
ment fund, a fund which is used 1 ih eJ, they will find a way to carry
to defray the expense of providing the work forward.
information to prospective settler»
and to tourist» visiting the state.
There should be some method by
A lf o r d A r r o w s
which this fund could b» secured
and the work carried on more ex
I E n terp rise C o rresp on d en ce)
Special Sale-O¿t- 6th
teusively. The Voter »ays:
- to i5 th
Herbert Tandy of Elm ira and
“ Outside of Portland there is Forest Tandy of Yoncalla were
Cooky-Candy
acute interest iu the question recent visitors at the home of their
whether the Oregon Development sister, Mrs. Chester Curtis.
fund will be continued.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Cogswell
“ Drained by a m ultitude of con­
a
id
their daugiiter, Mrs. Dorothea
tributions for public purposes, and
Stanton,
and children, all of Port­
weary of criticism, the Portland
land,
are
spending a few dcys at
people who have been putting up
their
farm
here. Philip Cogswell,
tae money and adm inistering the
who
is
attending
U. of O., spent
fund, would welcome surcease from
Saturday night and Sunday with
expense and sorrow.
“ Portland experience: no direct them,
DELBERT STARR
Dorothy Corcoran of Halsey was
benefit from the fund, having to be
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Funeral
Director and Licensed
satisfied with the belief some good the guest of Beverly Isom Sunday.
Embalmer
is being done outside, and that
Sunday afternoon callers at the
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
whatever helps the state helps the J. F. Isom home were Mrs. Charles
Brownsville, Oregon
metropolis.
Lusby and granddaughter, Alice
niiHi ............................................ .
‘‘Numerous outside communities Lusby, Mrs. Sara Johns and son,
have expeiienced substantial d i­ Lawrence, of Springfield.
Call At
Davenport Music House
rect beucfiis, in location of settlers,
Mrs. Ruth McKee of Eugene
assistance in crop m arketing and
For New and Second H and
spent
last week here at the home
Pianos. Pianos For Rent.
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growth of tourist travel. People
A lbany, Oregon
iu such communities are anxious to of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mich­
ael Rickard.
have the good work kept up.
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“ There is some talk of reorga­
Vyron Isom entered the Alford
F is h e r -B r a d e n
nizing ttie revenue plan of the Port- school Monday, making a total of
Funeral Directors-Embalmers
lm d cham bjr of commerce, w berr. twenty pupils.
Lady Assistant.
by the finincial burden may be
George Godwiu and family of
Chapel or Residence Funerals.
more evenly distributed and still Buena Vista spent Sunday at the
Phone 95.
Albany, Oregon
vield sufficient income to keep up John Rolfe home.
Oregon Development Fund Is
Drained; Help Needed at Once
~
«m t
The Oregon Voter takes up the
4 qt W
Pot Roast 1
Kettle ,
Hill & Company
b a k in g
co
405 W est F irst
BUTTER-N U T BREAD
A lb an y Floral Co.
Cut flowers
and plants. F loral a rt for every
and all occasions.
Flow er phone 458-f.
P A S T ALBANY BARBER SIID?
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Charles R. Gollra, Proprietor
Specializing in I.adies' and C hildren's
H air Cuts and Bobs. Work Guaranteed
1029 E ast Second St.
Albany, Ore.
ALBANY S I A IE BANK We
x x in v ite your business. Savings and
commercial aceounts. Capital, surplus,
undivided profits, #100. COU.
P A S T B U R N ’S GROCERY
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4th and Lyons Street
The place to buv good groceries at the
rjg h t price. On the corner, plenty o|
room to park. Albany.
P o rtm ille r Furniture Co., furm-
A ture, rugs, linoleum , stoves ranges.
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
street, Albany, Oregon.
G EH
L E R T ’S GROCERY
401 W F irst street
Successor to J. D. hears
We will tay to please yon
U O L M A N & JACKSON
G rocery—Bakery
E v ery th in g in the line of eats
Opposite Postoffice
L C A F E , 209 W. birkt
I M P E RIA
Harold G. M urphy Prop
Phone 665
W e n e v er close
e n n in g s A u to T o p S h o p — A u to
trim m ing, seat covers and w inter in-
closurea. 202 E. Second. Phone 4l8J.
N. L. Jen n in g s Manager
J
N agel’s Bob
a n d Beauty Shoppe,
Hotel Albany
M anicuring, m arcelling, facial
Miss Lam phear, operator
O O SC O E AMES HARDWARE
The W inchester Store
IlKlirUnPP A General Line with it-
tractive rates. Specializ­
ing in autom obile and truck insurance.
E have th e b e st equipped sh o p in H alsey,
and for th a t reaso n we give you a b e tte r
Allphin’s Auction House
jo b an d m ore for y o u r m oney.
W e also c a r r y th e larg est stock o f tire s and
accessories.
B ring in th is ad and 25c and g et a 50c size o f
tiro patching.
Auction Sat. Oct. 15, 1 p. m.
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ARROW GARAGE
Broadalbin St., Albany
F u rn itu re— live stock — will be
sold. If you have an y th in g you
w ant sold, bring it in. F urniture
sold at private sale anytim e. Farm
m achinery sold ut all times.
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C . W . RYDER
Pianos and Player Pianos
Tuned. Repaired and
Rebuilt.
FACTS
O ut of town mail and telephone
orders will receive prom pt atten ­
tion, Form erly with C hickering
Piano Co., Boston
D avenport Music Store Albany, O
Telephone 312Y Reasonable Prices
-A N D THE OPEN M IN D
Insurance Agency,
110 W. 2od St., Albany. Ore. Phone 733
Fisher Bros. Implement <2
Phone 47
122 N. Broadalbin si.
Albany, Oregon
John Deere Implements
DeLaval Separators and Milkers
Fencing and Farm ers’ Hardware
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate of interest.
Real Estate
Insurance
Prom pt service, courteous treatm ent.
W m . B a in , with Lane C ounty Abstract
company, Albany
If you enjoy a good meal
And know a good meal when voil get it
You'll be back for you'll not forget it.
PARAGON CAFE
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G E O . M. G IL C H R IS T
ALBANY
T ick et office Bell l.ine Stage.
Albany to San Francisco, $15.
C re a m e r y
W
th em all, from every possible source, is the
first objective in G eneral M otors. T h e Research
L aboratories c o n trib u te som e. These are nuggets,
left in th e c ru cib le, after h u n d red s of ideas th a t
loo k ed good have been b u rn e d aw ay. T h e P rov in g
G ro u n d c o n trib u te s others. D ealers c o n trib u te . T h e
p u b lic co n trib u tes. Every d e p a rtm e n t c o n trib u tes.
T h ro u g h th e w hole o rg an iz a tio n runs a spirit of
in q u iry an d of rigid insistence o n proof.
o GET
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such th in k in g com e th e new m odels
' a n n o u n c e d from tim e to tim e by C h ev ro let,
P o n tiac , O ldsm obiie, O a k la n d , B u ick , LaSalle,
C a d illa c all w ith F isher Bodies. A n d by F rigidaire.
E ach new m odel is a tested step forw ard. N o th in g
goes in to it as a result of h a b it o r guess o r p rid e of
o p in io n .
L- W R IG H T
A s s o c ia tio n
M anufacturers of
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
LINN BUTTER
D. C. ROSSMAN, Local Manager
Lady Assistant
and B uyers o f Eggs
A F a rm e rs ’ C o-operative
C ream ery
All calk answered day or night
Rhone 256
Halsey, Oregon
Chrysler Cars
and
A tw a te r-K e n t I
R o is te r , F ed era l,]
P. A . K L IN E
A u c tio n e e r
Live Stock and Farm Sales
PHONE 4F3
CV 1 °F
Corvallis, Oregon.
Charge 2 per cent Farm Sales.
an d C rosley
R a d io A c c e s s o rie s
Waldo Anderson
& Son
Albany, Oregon
G uaranteed House Paints #2.60 gal
Barn Paints, red oxide, $1.43 gal
G ray ................................. $ 178 gal
E y e S t r a in
I
- . N e r v e Strain
Eye strain means nerve strain —correct
glasses im prove vision ami nerves. Our
methods assure accurate examinations.
N o th in g c o u n ts h u t h a rd -w o n facts, g a th e re d and
used w ith an o p e n m in d .
T h e S c ie n c e o f O p to m etry
GENERAL MOTORS
A c a r fo r < very pu rse a n d pu rpose
> CJ □ P T H IS C O U P O N « —
J. L. Stuart,
A lb a n y
r I A,,E most im p o rta n t e le m e n t in business success—
A a n d th e m ost d ifficu lt— is to be sure th a t you
have all th e facts before you act.
—
M otors (Dept. A), Detroit. Mich.
P b a w »end with out anv obligation to me. vour Illustrated >ook-
let. " U 'J im M o to r C o r Foots A r t E ita b lu h rd .'* together w ith
Info rm ation ab m t the particular General M otora prodi Kt or
products I have .becked at the right.
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PIANO TUNING
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S t e t t e r ’s
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