Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1927-1929, December 22, 1927, Image 4

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    H a I se y E n te r p r is e , H a ls e y . O re g o n , Dec. 22. 192"
H a l s e y E n t e r p r is e
and California apples iu
their gifts of fresh and dried fruits and
C. E. Gillette and family eent
Published Thursday at Halsey Oregon, stockings Christmas morning, nnd nuts to their eastern friends will at to Springfield Thursday to visit
there is hardly a family in the land 1 the same time be giving valuable i relatives. Albert Gillette an uncle,
H F irtJA A. LAKE
PublifchcM
which will not feast on Pacific advertising to Pacific Coast pre- came back with them for a visitbut
will return home befo. e Christmas
)1 a year In advance. Arrearages 1254c coast raisins, almonds and walnuts ducts.'*
a month. Stops when time expires during the d a r.
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The Spoon River Bachelor lev •
unless continuance Is ordered.
Thirty-nine
Students
From
Linn
mg
c'ub members met atth e school
Probably half a million boxes, or
Advertising, 20c an Inch; no discount
house
last Friday. They had as
County
at
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fo r time or space; no charge for 1,2o0 cars of oranges will be de­
guests,
Alice H arding aud Luella
composition or changes. Announce­ manded in this country alone for
Linn county is represented bj
ments of entertainments, food saxes, the holiday trade, while between
and Ardella Falk. During the
39 students ut the Oregon State social hour cocoa and cookies were
etc., whose object Is to raise money,
charged at regular advertising rates. fifteen and twenty thousand boxes college, and 11 of them are from served by Charles Bierly and Harry
Announcements of religious meetings, have been shipped to Australia and Halsey. Two of them are regis­ Harding.
not exceeding four Inches, free if the Orient especially for Christina tered in homo economics, two in
copy Is received before Tuesday.
sales,
vocational education, two io fores­ Attractive and Simple
“ Pacific Coast statea,” Mulchay try, two iu industrial arts, oue each
Coat of Dyed Ermine
Oregon Fruit and Nutt As Gifts
aid, “contribute largely to the in pharmacy and commerce and
Christmas cheer in the form of world-wide spirit of happiness that
one is a graduate student.
countless thousands of Pacific coast marks the Christmas season. Fast
Pearl Pebrssou, senior in home
fruits and nuts will this year stuff and dependable railroad service
economics, is a member of tbe Y
the stockings of at least twenty carrying the perishable products
tV.C.A. and waB on the committee
million kiddies throughout the of the Pacific slope to every part
fur the Christmas bazaar. She is
world, Iccordtng th J. 11 Mulchay, of the nation and the ports of both
a member uf the Home Economics
assistant freight truffij m anager coasts have enabled growers to take
club
and of the Art club, and is
fur the Southern Pacific.
full advantage of the seasonal de­ a<so a member of Alpha Delta Pi,
Thousands of British and Conti mand.
social fraternity.
nentsl*youngsters will find Oregon
“ Citizens who make Christmas
Fred Heinrich is a sophomore io
udustrial arts. He is a member
I
of the cross country team. Milford
Muller, sophomore in vocatiouu
REVERENCE—Sincere reverence is reflected in every act
education, is a member of th
of organization. Simple d ig n ity—beauty—comfort to those
Beaver Knights, iotercollegiat
we serve—is manifested by the individuality of »he friendly
uiider-class disciplinary orgaoiza
W right Service.
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tioo,
W L W R IG H T , F U N E R A L D I R E C T O R
D. C. Rossman, Local M anager
Phone 255.
Halsey, Oregon
Trum an Robnett, sophomore iu
pharmacy, was recently elected
Rho Chi, honorary fraternity
pharmacy. Other students from
Halsey are Dorothy Abrahams
freshman in commerce, George
Crosr, sophomore in vocationa
education, Frank Koontz, sophe
more in industrial arts, Douglas
Miller, senior in forestry, Vouais
Miller, sophomore in forestry, and
Helen Williams, freshman in home
economics.
Nettie Sper.cer who was gradu­
ated from the University of Cbica
go is taking post graduate work in
sociology.
Dress Up for Christmas
P e rm a n e n t w a ve in c lu d in g h o t o il s h a m p o o
O n ly 110.00
[This price is good until Jan. 1st.
Mrs. Elsie Davis
M A R IN E L L O SHOP,
Albany, Oregon.
S t. F ra n c is H o te l B u ild in g
We solicit your patronage.
Greetings
Season
Annual Short Course tor Dairymen
Jan. 9 to Feb. 3.
of the
Annual ehoit courses in dairy
m anusacturing at O A.C. January
U to February 3, include practical
work iu eight branches of the in
dustry announces V. D, Chappell,
pro.'essor of dairy manufactures
Courses are offered in butt.-rmak-
ing, creamery management, special
lectures, bacteriology, creamerv
j tests, ice cream, cheddar cheese and
¡cottage cheese making.
This year’s feature will be a
j special course in cream grading to
I be given from January 30 to Feb­
ruary 3. Cream grading recognized
as one of the most im portant
phases of the butterm aking process
will he in charge of H. C. R avin
o f the Raven dairy, Portland,
Special instruction on neutrali-
ration aud standardization of acid
¡in erratn will he given the second
week supervised by R. E. Covett,
Ideal dairy, Portland. Churniug
and haudling sweet cream will be
stressed the third week. D etail'd
description of the courses will be
mailed free upon request.
W it h h e a r t y g o o d w is h e s fro m e v e r y m e m b e r
o t t h is fir m t.c y o u a n d y o u r s f o r a v e r y M e r r y
C h r is tm a s a n d a n e q u a lly P r o s p e ro u s N e w Y e a r
Fisher - Braden Company
Second wnd Broadalbin Streets, Albany. Oregon
W o s e n d t h is g r e e t in g to o u r m a n y f r ie n d s o f
th e p a s t y e a r a n d to th e n e w o n e s we e x p e c t to
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m a k e in 1928.
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The Halsey Garage
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Spoon R iv e r S p a rks
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
Charles Fulk and Dick Harding
went to the hills Saturday after
Christmas trees.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. P. Templeton
made business trips to both E u­
gene and AI bau y last week.
Mrs. W. A- Falk and Ava and
E dua motored to Harrisburg Wed­
nesday to have some dental work
none,
Merwyu VunNice and fatrily
and M. H Harding and family at­
tended the all day meeting at Char­
ity grange.
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And
O p p o rtu n ity -S u c c e s s -P ro s p e rity
nt‘j
Also if in any m easure we can assist in their attainm ent
we wish th a t high privilege.
The Directors, Officers and Employees
of the
ALBAN Y
STATE
Al HANY.
BANK
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E E. Carey and family and C.
E. Gillette and family are planning
ou attending the Carey reunion at
Mz the W. A. Caiey borne in Salem.
Mrs. Grace VanNtce aud son
Mz Jimmie spent Tuesday eveniug ut
MZ J- F. Tem pleton’s and while there
w listens I to Santa Claus over the
MZ radio.
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R. D. Snyder of Portland aj eot
Wednesday night at the .\Ierwvn
VanN'ice home, and Thursuay be
n company w ith Jimmie and Betty
ean \ anNiee called at the Kirk
hool.
XCERRY
CHRISTUM
AND n
„ HiiPPY
t o YE/1R
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T o o u r c u s to m e rs
a u d tr ie n d s . •
H alsey M e a t M a rk e t
George Hoffman, Prop.
w/^lbany^7)i irectorv
A lbany
* *
baking co .
405 West First
BUTTek-Nur bread
A lbany Floral Co. Cut. flowers
*"*• and p
plants. Floral art for evcr
every
and all occasions,
_______________ Flower phone 458-f.
CVAST A LB A N Y BARBER SIIoj>
Charles K. Goltra, Proprietor
Specializing in Ladies' and Children's
Hair Cuts and Bobs. Work Guaranteed
1029 East Second St.
Albany, Ore.
A LBANY
STATE
B A N K -W o
■«•invite your business. Savings and
commercial accounts. Capital, surplus
undivided profits, $100.000.
P A S T B U R N ’S GROCERY
“
4th and Lyons Street
The place to buv good groceries at the
right price. On the corner, plenty of
room to park. Albany.
JjV rtm iller F urniture Co., furni-
1 tore, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges
Funeral directors. 427-433 west firs t
street, Albany, Oregon.
f l E H L E R T ’ 8 GROCERY
401 W F irst street
Successor to J. D. bears
___________ We w ill tay to please you
U O L M A N & JACKSON
Halsey Tonsorial
Parlors
J. W. Stephenson, Proprietor
Grocery — Bakery
„
Crocer>
E verything in the line
ne of eats
Opposite Postoffice
IM P E R IA L CAFE, 209 W. F ir-t
-*■
Harold G. Murphy Prop.
Phone 665
_______
W E NKVgR CLOSE
Jennings Auto Top Shop—Auto
** trim m in g , seat covers ami winter in­
closures. 202 E. Second. Phone 41bJ.
N. 1.. Jennings Manager'
R O S C O E AMES HARDWARE
The Winchester Store
Insurance
A General Line with at-
tractive rates. Specializ­
ing in automobile and truck insurance.
J. L. Stuart,
Insurance
Agency,
HOW. 2nd St., Albany, Ore. Phone 233
Myrna Loy, Warner star. In a most
attractive coat of dyed ermine trimmed
with a white ermine collar. While the
coat Is simply made, the skins are laid
in such a way as to be in themselves
a decoration to the coat
Albany Floral Company
T he P a rtin g G uest
Call At
Davenport Music House
By THOMAS A RKLE CLARK
Dean of Men, University of
Illinois.
For New and Second Hand
Pianos. Pianos For Rent,
A lbany, Oregon
Albany, Oregon
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate of interest.
Real E state
Insurance
Prompt service. courteous treatment.
W m . B a in , w ith Lane County Abstract
company, Albany
I f you enjoy a good meal
And know a good meal when yotl gel it
You’ll be back for yo u 'll not forget it.
Legion lunch
Tuesday?
PARAGON CAFE
G E O - M. G IL C H R IS T
I > ACHEL lias been on her vneatiou
ALBANY
visiting tier relatives. She is go­
Ticket
office
Bell
l.ine Stage.
ing back to take up tbe household du­ I D E L B E R T S T A R R
Albany to San Francisco, $15,
ties which have been carried on by [ Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmer
some one else during her absence, but •
those whom she is leaving, us is com­
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
mon iu such cases, are urging her
BrowtiKvilie, Oregon
to stay longer. A host can scarcely
do anything else in such a ease. She's
M anufacturers of
had a good time, she udmlts to her­
self, but she's about talked out, aud,
I'is lic r - H r a t le n
anyway, It's better when making a
Funeral Directors-Embalmers
visit to leave behind a little grief than
Lady Assistant.
lot o f relief.
a n d B u y e r s o f Eggs
Cliapel or Resi
i u aerala
Years ago—so many, In fact, that 1
Phone
95.
Albany,
Oregon
should have forgotten the circum­
A F a r m e r s ’ C o -o p e ra tiv e
stances wholly—a distant relative of
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C re a m e ry
father's w'ho lived in the city was In­
vited to spend the week with us. i ,
B O B B IN G
We were living on a farm, there was
B A R B E R IN G
much work to be done dally, and the
and
BATHS A N D
bouse was small. The woman came
with her tliree children. Hie oldest
S H A M P O O IN G
six, ns I recall, the youngest a baby
Agent
Kolster, Federal,)
In arms. They entailed a good deal
Hub Cleaning Works
and
Crosley
o f extra work, but mother did not
Albany Laundry Every Tuesday
mind that for a time.
But the one
week stretched out Into two, aud the
two Into four, and the four Into six.
and still there was no Indication that
our guests were contemplating kissing
us good by.
Finally mother had to
say—and it was the tru th —that she
could no longer delay u promised
Albany, Oregon
visit to my sister, who lived some
a
iH
K
HRBBM HHB
distance from us and who was ill
There was no grief, but considerable
George William Wright
relief when our visitor left us. You
Attorney-at-Law
might suppose that they would never
Licensed
to Practice in United
have come back again, but they did
S ta te s C o u rt and all C ourts io
A fine lot to select from
They liked it, I guess.
IJ Oregon. Offices in Baltimore Bldg
It Isn't an easy matter to know
without wading in the mud.
|U
Albany. Oregon.
when best to end a call or a visit
H i a a M k K K ii ii
It Is a good deal like making a speech.
Verv Attractive Prices j|:-----------------------------------
I think. One should stop tulkl.ig Just
when the audience Is interested and
Fisher Bros. Implement Co.
alert and wishing you would go on
It ts fatal to talk until they begin
Phone 47 A lbany, Orpgon
to wonder when you are going to
Before buying visit our
stop.
Hilda was one of tiie most satis
thoroughly
equipped store
ALaANyToae STORE
factory guests we ever had In our
for
house.
She never made us a visit
unless she was invited, and when she
“ H o lt C o m bines"
came she was so much a part of the I
John Deere Imple H : De
household that it seemed as If she 11
bad always been with us.
L tval Milkers and Separa­
I m going to stay just a week,"
tors
and farm rs hardware
slie would say. " I know you must
have other plans to be carried out.
The first retained and tiie second
and I've had guests enough In our
attained by glasses fitted here.
house to realize what a comfort It
is, no matter how much you like them,
Broken Lenses Duplicated
to know when they re going. You con
Careful, scientific tests of eyes
get ready to kiss me good by a week
made and glasses correctly fitted.
from today.”
Serious
Harm May be Done
We were always sorry to see her
to the Eyes by W earing
422 West First Street
go, but we were never able to per­
Outgrown Glasses.
suade her to stay beyond ille an
Albany, Oregon
nouneed time.
Your eves should be examined
I want to come back some time,
and your glasses checked at least
once ev ery I rk years. Let us Help
and 1 want you to he glad to see me
your eyes in perfect condition.
rather than wondering how long I'm
going to stay this time."
Harold Albro,
I f only all guests would learn when
Jeweler and Optometrist,
to go!
Universal & Cclcnial Ranges
313 West First Street Albany,Ore.
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Albany
Creamery Association
LINN BUTTER
Chrysler Cars
Atwater-Kent I
E. C.
M IL L E R
Bulbs! -- Shrubs!
Radio Accessories
Anderson Motor
Company
Nursery Stock
Good Looks and
Good Sight
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
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