H a ls e y E n te r p r is e . TT alsev.O re g o n . D e c e m b e r 2V19- H a l s e y E n t e r p r is e Published Thursday at Halsey Oregon. H . F and A A LAKE F*ubli.h«ri t! a year In advance. Arrearages 12%c a month. Stops when tune 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 before Tuesday. Explaining the government poli­ cy of grazing permits, the ass'st- an t forester in charge of .he range m magement says that each settler or resident is entitled to g i a z i t e n head of bis domestic stock, such is noik or saddle horse«, milk cows, and even hogs free of charge and wituout a permit on national for­ est ranges. AH other anim als to be paid for at a rale which a t the piesent averages between ten and eleven cents per head per month for cattle and three cents per head per month for sheep Paying on an average on the co- ■perativs basis of 2 cents above the market price of butterfat, the Linn County Coopt rat. ve Creamery As­ sociation paid to its patrons last year 1270,778 for butterfat. Eggs nought the farmers an additions HU,270. Betides a good market or these product« the association as been instrum ental in greatly increising the more profitable ccw md hen ss nell as building up one f the tied industries io the county It's all over. Ford has intro­ duced his new creation to an await ing people who rather expected a Cadillac with a tin lizzie price tag attached. Don’t let us forget that com mu nity house. Its realization means much to Halsey. The Best Equipped Shop in Halsey » a Good Sized Chair we g iv e y o u a b e t t e r jo b fo r y o u r m o n e y . la r g e s t s to c k o f tir e s a n d 25c a n d g e t a 50c size o f ARROW GARAGE S p e c ia l C h r is tm a s (¡¡ft P ric e s . C h o o s e Y o u r P ia n o a s th o A r tis ts do, BL Y A B A L D W IN O p en E v e n in g s U n til 9. 30 hays Free Trial Offer T his s a le is fu r e v e r y b o d y . P r ic e s a n d te r m s to s u it. M an y p ia n o s w e se ll f o r c a s h , m a n y o n tim e, a n d m a n y a r c s e n t o u t o n fre e tria l. T h is is j o u r o p p o r tu n i ty to g e t th o c h ild r e n s ta r te d in m u sic . O p e n e v e n in g s u n til 9 p. m . C ? /tu rc /i During this great salp we w ill gladly send a piano to your home for 30 days and if it is net satisfactory, you may ex­ change, free o f charge to you, fo r any other piano we may ha\e. Jo u m a y trade in your old piano, phonograph or radio on a new piano during this big »ale. You need pay NO DOWN PAYMENT Make This a Happy Christmas —A Musical Christmas Pianos for Rent. Come in and hear the new improved Phonograph. fic e s A lban ' y Church of Christ— Sunday school, 10. 11:00 a. in. morning w oishipand .Miami Elks, in preparation for the national meeting of the order in communion for all Christians. their cliy next year, «re gelling together some big things, including this 6:30 p. m, Christian Endeavor, “biggest chair in tbe world,'’ occupied in the photograph by the executive The “ Go Gettem s” are in the lead. council und a few others. It is made entirely of wicker, holds 22, weighs The ‘ Go Fetchems’’ are hot on half a ton, and is nine feet high. their trail. Come Bring your Bib'e ai d have some memory refer­ 0. M- Pucket spent Friday in ence from it ready to quot?. Albany, P e o r ia N e w s Ite m s? Mrs. Anna Githens and Lola Pine Grove C hurch— Sunday School 10 a. m. ■ Shaw were Albany visitors Satur- (E nterprise Correspondence) Preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev. M r. and Mrs Hoiace Clingmsn day. Smalley. attended church here Sunday m orr- Veterans to Lose Bonus Jan. 1st Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p. n j. m. A good delegation of Peoria peo- ’ W arnin2 th at World War vet- Your attendance and coopera- pie attended tbe community meet- erans 8ta jd to lo3e al1 ri« hte to lbe tvould be appreciated by those who ng at Pine Grove Fr.day night hederal Adî usteJ Compensation are trying to carry on this work. where they heard a good program. bonUS Un!e8H they act be,ore JanU' ary 1st, Jwas voiced by Col, J. P. « a Q l B S I B E f c l l * Mrs. Neva Knigliten went to O’Neil, in announcing th e opening a George William Wright “ orlland Sunday to see her moth- „[ an inform ation center at the U. Attorney-at-Law ar, Mrs. George Githens, wlio la in 8. army recruiting offices, 209 Licensed to Practice in U nited B hospital there fop treatment. Kraemer Bldg., Second and W ash­ S tate, Court and ail Courts in ■ Mrs. Gilhens is cettiug aloi g ington Sts , Portland, Oregon, to Oregon. Offices in Baltim ore Bldg „ U Albany. Oregon. nicely. aid veteraus in filing applications. a B R C a b L M ■ B ■ ■ * Mr. and Mis. J. W ■ Lamar, Mr. 4 WW WW AAZv w s a J v w v • MUMW .i.miimilllomill.imilimilll..||lM|il|lll|lll|MIIIIMnilUIIIIMUIIMMIIIItlllMMUIIIIIir<-.- nd Mrs. Earnest Abraham , Mrs. 5 P i n e G r o v e I t e m s | Call At Edna Abrahaiu and Mrs. J. S. La­ Davenport Music House mar were Albany visitors Friday. For New and Second Hand (E nterprise Correspondence) Pianos. Pianos For Rent. Rev. and Mrs. Metcalf were Mr. and Mrs. Torn Ely went to A lbany, Oregon Philomath visitors one day last King’s Valley, where Mr. Ely will eek. work in a saw mill, last Thursday. Grace Pehrsson went to Corvallis L. C. Hughes had the misfortune to go into tho ditch with his car Saturday to visit Pearl Pehrsson. nd trailer load of sheep just after She returned home Sunday. MtUMUIliiliailllililtlllluilllHIMlUIIIIIIIMt rttUMMM«UUMHMNMMUUNMM*MltM he had left the Corvallis road going Mrs. A L. Knigbten left for o Shedd Tuesday. But with tbe Portland Sunday to be with her help of J, W. Lamar and John mother, Mrs George Githens, who Bayne who happened along at the is at the Em m anuel hospital. A fine lot to select from uie, everything was righted wiih Mrs. R iy Hover visited her w ithout wading in the mud. no damage doue. mother and daughter in Albany f M'ule Githens returned home several days last week. V ery A ttra c tiv e P rices Wednesday from Portland where The comniui ily meeting Friday he had taken his mother for medi­ evening was attended by a very cal treatm ent. large crowd. Tbe program was Mr. and Mrs, N". E . Chandler greatly n j"je d . One of Ihe nuun- of Pine Grove were church ami l.ers on progiaui was a reading A l b a n y , O r e . STORE League visitors here Sun lay even- ' by Miss Frankie Pieieon of Tati- Bulbs!--Shrubs! Nursery Stock sir baking co 405 W est Fir»t buttbr - nut bread A lb a n y Floral Co. Cut flowers -r*- an d plants. F loral a rt for eierv and all occasions. 7 ________________ F low er phone 458-J. 1 M ethodist—Next Sunday : 10 a. in., Sunday school 11. preaching. 6:30 Epworth League 7 :30 public services 7:30 Thursday, prayer meeting Here all will find a welcome regardless of social standing. Your presence will help, and we will try to do you good. J. 8. MiHer, pastor. ' ,lg' gent. , , Mrs. Tloyd Nichols of lin e £,. E, Eagy and family visited at (>ro\,; visited Mr«. J S. Lamar (he W illiam Eagy home near Oak- , and Mrs. Dorsey Monday. ville Sunday. i Wayne Mode left Sunday for Mrs Elsie Davis and Georgia Etigrne where lie expects to work. Overton of Albany were guests over Mrs. Ruby Dorsey was out for tbe week end of Mrs. Ray llov6r. Urn first time Monday and seerui- Rev. Gillette preached et Pine to be improving nicely. Grove Sunday morning as Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Lamar and Smalley was away, daughter Helen were Corvallis Agnrs Chandler visited friends , visitors Saturday. i Corvallis over the week end. Mrs. I.ucy Logan, daughter and Mary Heinrich came up from son, ami Robena Hughes were vis- Corvcllis Friday evening to sjeud It* - at BellfoanUin Siind.iv liie Wtek ti .d at Lei hiuirniiiiiHiiMMmwiniiiiii''iiiii:NHiminimiiinMU!Mmmtmni'tnn'iii1 F is h e r -B r a d e n Funeral Directors-Embalmers Lady A ssistant. Chapel or R esidence Funerals Phone 95. A lbany, Oregon Ailphin's Auction House Broadalbin S t., Albany Auction Sat. Dec. 10, Ip . ir. For Dec. only, piano tuning 1-2 « Fisher Bros. Implement Co. N e x. 2 Days only w i w ill accept this coupon on any new piano in our store. The Early Christmas Shopper FREE TO PURCHASERS 42 Piece Set W ill get the pick o f our Fine Line o f Christmas Gifts. Just a few of the many things to select from : China Dishes Given Away! D re s s in g Cases, Davenport Music House S ta tio n e r y . LEE DRUG STORE OVER 3 0 YEARS IN ALBANY ...... “ H o lt C o m b in e s ” John Deere Implements, De L iv a l M ilkers and Separa­ tors and fa im rs hardware Good Looks and Good Sight l lie first . ¿tam ed and the w cood attained by glasses fitted here. P h o n e 70 E. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Serious Harm May be Done to the Eyes by Wearing Outgrown Glasses. Your eyes should be exam ined P e rfu m e s , A to m ize rs , x- Before buying visit our thoroughly equipped store fo r Careful, scientific tests of eyes made and glasses correcUv fitted. L e a th e r G oods, C o r. F ir s t & F e r r y S ts. Phone 47 A lbany, Oregon Broken Lenses Duplicated T o ile t S ets. 409 West First Street, Albany, Ore F u rn itu re— live stock — will be sold. If you have an y th in g yon " ant sold, bring il in. F urniture sold at private sale anytim e. F arm m achinery sold a t all times. A lb a n y an.l your glasses checked at least once every two years. I.et ns liclp jo u r eyes in perfect condition. Harold Albro. Jew eler and O ptom etrist, 313 West F irst Street Albany,Ore. 122 W e s t F i r s t S tre e t A lb a n y , O re g o n j Complete Home Furnishers Universal & Colonial Ranges *