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H a l s e y E n t e r p r is e
Published Thursday at Halsey Oregon
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Stucco Colonial Is Attractive
Design for a Comfortable Home
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agriculture. It is an economic quea-
tion pure and simple and must be
worked out accordingly, it is a fact
that no community and no state
*1 a year In advance. Arrearages 12 4 c
a m onth. Stops when tim e expires lias ever become great from agri
culture alone. There seems to me a
unless continuance Is ordered.
Advertising, 20c an Inch; no discount real remedy for email communities
fo r tim e or space; no charge fo r
and for agriculture. This remedy
com position or changes. Announce
ments o f entertainm ents, food sales, ie the mixing of industiy with ag
etc., whose object is to raise money, riculture and it is now being ap
charged at regular advertising rates
plied in many localities with satis
Announcements o f religious meetings,
n o t exceeding fo u r Inches, free If factory results. I would not suggest
copy is received before Tuesday.
tb it m anufacturing institutiors
move from the city to the small
Are You Worthy of Your Child’s villages, but it would be better for
Confidence!
future industries to be placed iu
When you return home at the «mill villages rather than be fur
end of a day’s work and feet the ther congested iu the great centers
tiny arms of your little boy or girl It would also he a solution of our
around your neck and realize the I labor problem if we have one.”
love and absolute confidence the j
Marshal Hotchkiss Commended
child baa iu you, do you ever atk
U, S- Marshal Clarence Hotch-
yourself the question, Am I wor
kis
is performing a splendid public
thy of that confidence? asks Fred
service
in his direction of the KEX
erick D. Strickler, state health of
' ‘Better C t'izsnship” program
ficer.
Probably all of us are doing oor broadcasted every S aturday eyen
best to provide the materi tl things ing at 8 o ’clock, says Oregon Voter
which will make our children’s in a recent issue. Addresses of an
lives happy and com fortab'e hut informative character on govern
what of the lees tangible things mental subjects aie delivered by
w itch may have a far more pro leading citizens and public officials
f >und influence on (he child’s later the series commenced on C onstitu
life than any of the material things tion Day, Sep'. 17, and will con
F irst Floor
which we seek to ecpply in abund tinue until Flag Day, June, IP28
Cy W. A. RADFORD
M r. W illia m A. Ita d fo r d w i l l a n s w e r
ance? Are they learning through Western Broadcasting Co. deserves
q u e s tio n s and g iv e a d vice F R E E O F
parental guidance such things as credit for turning its station over COST on a ll s u b je c ts p e rta in in g to prac
neatness, helpfulness and self-re to this educational and patriotic tlc a l home b u ild in g , f o r the re a d e rs o f
th is paper.
On a c c o u n t o f h is w ide
liance? Is the child receiving all use.
H F and A A. LAKE
Pubi.dxn
Entered at the postoffice at Halsey, Ore
gon, as second class matter.
the guidance and protection which
H .F Hunt, principal of Stadium
will insure his development, both high school, Tacoma, has accepted
physical and mental, into a caja- an invitation to address the high
ble, useful, healthy and happy school principals of Oregon when
citizen? Is lie being taught safety they assemble at the university of
first both with respect to the Oregon, January 13 and 14 for the
avoidance of disease ard accidents? first aim tai ptincipal’s conference
Many of us are likely to take to he held in conjunction with the
the attitude that a child does not regular conference of student edi
need to learn until he goes to tors aud officers this year.
school. Such an at'itude is, how
ever, most unfortunate for the first
W O R K IN G U N D E R
few ,yeajs of a child’s life are far
D IF F IC U L T IE S
more important, in the probable
By THO M AS A R K L E C L A R K
effect they will have on his later
Dean o f Man, U n iversity o f
life, than any period of iqiial
Illin o is.
length in his life. It is upon the
habits of conduct, thought and
i \ ^ O l 'L L lim e to go to lo'il ami tie
personal hjgieiie, developed in
J flat on your back for some time,”
these early years th a t the child’s the doctor sold to me.
1 knew tils reputation and Unit lie
future character aud heal h will to
was no doubt right. There > ould lie
large extent, depend. The char no
argument. I hud a tremendous lot
acteristics which you admire in a of work tlit-t should he done— w ritin g
certain man or woman are usually most of t. | hnd no tem perature; I
not really sick; what little brain
the result of proper early parental was
I have was working In us active mid
training before school age has been normal ti way us It had ever done. It
reached. The reverse it likewise wns only that nn accident hud made It
true. Many of the qualities which necessary to spread me out aud lutng
weights on my left arm to p ill 11 back
we find undesirable in an individ Into a position which It refused to as
ual are the result of a lack of prop sume. J w rite w ith my right h a nd;
er early training —Frederick D. even lying on my boek my kr.ee can
be flexed and a pod o f paper balanced
Strickler.
upon It. I would w rite even If I were ;
Solution ot Farm Problem
Solution of the farm problem by
developing industrial projects in
the rural district», rather than by
political measures such as the Me.
Nary.Haugen bill, which would
do harm to the very classes it pre
tends to benefit, was advocated by
Ihos. R. Preston, president uf ihe
American Bankers Association, iu
an addtess in New York recently
Cru«n Carrette^«
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J w t t d ta n . J t j
GRUEN
W ris tle ts a t $35
Ih e first rectangular W rist
W atch which we can fu lly
recommend
I f you have been looking
for a really dependable watch
at a mod« rate price see this
new w ristlet in its choice o f
sev eral designs tn sturdy w hitc
gold reinforced cases
F M . F ren ch & Son
Jewelers- Optcm etrists
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Albany
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on my b a rk !
The process was slow and w eari
some. I had lo rest nt short Intervals,
but It was amazing how much I could
get done in a day, strained though the
poaltlon was. And tin work made the
tim e pass more quickly. I was more
cheerful from having something to do;
my back ached less -ecause I hail less
tim e to give to pondering over my
aches. D ifficult as It was, I came to
enjoy I t ; aud the work got done
A friend o f mine, because of a
peculiar accident was forced for a
month to be face downward on her '
bed. She could look over the edge ,
o f the bed which was low and near
the floor, and she devised ull sorts of j
things to occupy her time—some of !
them useful work, others play—and '
so, while doing something w orthw hile
kept herself cheerful nnd happy. It
was not an cusy condition under which i
to work, but she wns resourceful and i
energetic.
I have Just been told of two men
lying In a hospital, neither perm itted
to move Ills body, but free to do what
he wished w ith his hands. One was a
stock broker who hod a long distance
telephone Installed and did business
regularly during business hours. He
adm itted that he got on more success- I
fu lly than when he was In his office in j
he city because, lying prone In bed. i
he was not Interrupted, not disturbed.
He gave bis letters to his stenog
raplier early In the morning nnd then 1
he had a ll hit tim e to himself.
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The second man was a w rite r, lie
had a type w ritin g mnchltw* suspended
above the ted In such a way as per
m ltted him to move It up and down
to admit the sheet o f paper on which
he wns w riting, nnd tn such a post I I
lion as to make It possible, lying as he j
was, to operate It. He worked along
all day. forgetting that lie was In
vallded, Hint at times he suffered pain, i
and got his regular work done almost I
as well ns tf It were possible fo r him
to be on his feel, lie was the sort
that wouldn't let difficulties keep him
from work.
Whether a man works or not often
depends upon the difficulties which he
Is w illin g to overcome.
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W oM ri, Newspaper Colon.!
A lbany
n , , ? y ,F lo r a l c ° -
cut
an,‘ n
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F lo ra l art for ever’
and
plants,
and a ll occasions
b low e r phone 45H-I
I ? A S T A L B A N Y BA K BER~ s H op
Charles R. Goltra. P ro p rie ty
Member of M aster Barber, Assccutioa
Specializing in Ladies' and C h ild re n '.
H a ir Luts and Bobs. W ork G u a r a n i
1029 East Second St.
Albany
A l b a n y sta te bank u „
'» i n v i t e your business. Savmes
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commercial aceou.it,. Capital, surpta,
un divide d profits, JlOO. 100.
JPA STBU R N ’S GROCER Y ~
ZT
4th and Lyons Street
I lie place to buv good groceries at ih.
rig h t price. On the corner, plentw
room to park. Albany.
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P ’ortrailler F urniture Co., futnj
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ture, rugs, linoleum , stoves ran«,’
Funeral directors. 427-433 west po!;
street. A lbany, Oregon,
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JJO L M A N & JACKSON
E v e ry th in g in the lin e o le a ta Bike,y
y th in g in the l i ____
Opposite Postoffice
The photograph shows Miss Doro
thca Smeltzer, senior at Holyoke col IM P E R IA L C A FE. 209 W. Fiw
lege, who has been awarded the an *
H arold G. M u rp h y Prop,
nual prize silver cup for Ihe most per
Phone 665
fe d physical student out o f 200. Miss
________ W h n h v e r c l o s e
Smeltzer Is tw enty o n e years old,
J e n n in g s A u to T o p Sh >p— Auto
w.dglis 117 pounds, and comes fr-'tu
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trim m in g , seat covers and winter in-
Brooklyn. N. Y.
closures. 202 E. Second. Plmne lls j.
__ __________ N- L. Jennings Manager
Plan.
Next Sunday is New Y e at'ed a v .
Rvau Mt. 1 and start the year R O S C O E AMES HARDWARE
right by attending the Church of
The W inchester Store
Christ. Special music at all ee t-
v'ces.
TU SSI NG
&
T U S S IN G
Insurance
A General Line with at
tractive rates. Specializ-
in g in autom obile and truck insurance.
J. L. Stuart,
Insurance
Agency,
110 W. 2nd St., Albany. Ore. Phone 133
LAW YERS
Hulsey aud Brownsville
Oregon
Call At
Davenport Music House
For New and Second Hand
Pianos. Pianos For Rent,
A lbany, Oregon
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate of interest.
Real Estate
Insurance
Prom pt 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 von gel it
Y o u 'll be back for y o u 'll not forget it.
PARAGON CAFE LeKliou:9,1l,^ h
GEO- M. GILCHRIST
ALBANY
D E L B E R T S T A R R
Second Floor Plan.
house. Each room lias a closet ad
jo in in g it.
A baiement, Hie same size ns the
house proper, provides storage room
and space fo r the heating plant nnd
fuel. Also dormers set In the roof ad
m it lig h t to a good jlzed attic, which
alao may be used fo r atorage and other
purposes.
The exte rior walls o f the Louse are
covered w ith stucco, m aking an un
usually attractive home. The frame
may be o f lumber, or the house may
ba constructed o f brick, tile or con
crete blocks, w ith the stucco applied
over. T his is an unusually attractive
farm home building design.
Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmer
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Brownsville, Oregon
F is h e r -B r a d e n
Funeral Directors-Embalmers
Lady Assistant.
Chapel or Residence p'uneral,
Phone 93.
A lbany, Oregon
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r o b b in g
s a r b e r in g
The Halsey Garage
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M IL L E R
Bulbs!--Shrubs!
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B B S
LINN BUTTER
and Buyers of Eggs
A F arm ers’ Co-operative
Creamery
and
K o ls te r, F e d e ra l,
a n d C ro s le y
Radio Accessories
Anderson Motor
Company
Albany, Oregon
Fisher Bros. Implement Co.
Phone 47 A lbany, Oregi n
Before buying visit our
thoroughly cqui ped store
for
“ H o lt C o m b in e s ”
LEE
DRUG
STORE
OYER
YEARS IN ALBANY
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Good Looks and
Good Sight
John Deere Implements, De
Laval Milkers and Separa
tors and farm rs hardware
1 lie first retaiued aud the second
attained bv glasses fitte d here.
Broken Lenses Duplicated
R F -V E R S X C E -S iucere reverence i , reflected in every , ct
Licensed to Practice in United ■
State, Court and a ll Courts in ■
Oregon. Offices it« Baltim ore Bldg 2
Albany, Oregon.
P ric e s
Measure room -height-length and width and we will
tell
you just the right amount of paper to get.
A lb a n y
George William Wright
Attorney-at-Law
in u a a a k H . a a ■ ■ ■
V e r y A t t r a c t iv e
N e w D e s ig n — U p - t o - D a t e P a tte r n s .
Careful. K ie n tific test, of eye,
ui,<le and glasses correctly fitted.
-c o m fo rt to those
<>f -he frie u d ly
Serious Harm May be ('one
to the Eyes by Wearing
Outgrown Glasses.
W L W R IG h t . F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R
Phone z £
R08S,"i‘n' bKal
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Halsey, Oregon
Your eve, should be examined
and your glasses checked at least
once every two years. Let its help
your eye, in perfect condition.
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Albany
Creamery Association
Nursery Stock
A fine lot to select from
without wading in the mud.
Wall Paper
■ a n a a a B B a a a a B a a a a a a a
Francisco, $15.
■ a a a a a a a a a ■ t
30 Days Cleanup on
P h o n e 70
S a il
Atwater-Kent
Agent
Hub Cleaning W orks
Albany L aundry E very Tuesday
E. C .
j. s.
Albany to
Chrysler Cars
BATHS AND
S H A M P O O IN G
HONK!
T ic k e t office Bell Line Stage.
M anufacturers of
F is k a n d F e d e ra l T ire s .
:
E H L E R f ’S GROCERY
401 \V F irs t street
Successor to J. D. bears
We W lil tay to please yon
In five years 100,000 dashed into eternity.
\\ hat’s out there? Nobody knows.
Better come around and have brakes relined or adjusted.
Also you can get a can of tire patching for two bits.
w.
W rrg ht * r v , "
baking co
405 West F irst
B U T T B R -N U T BREAD
The Enterprise 11.00* year.
HONK!
30
C o r. F ir s t & F e r r y S ts.
w /^ lb a n y =£7)ireclory
A
exp e rie n ce as e d ito r, a u th o r and m a n
u fa c tu re r. he Is. w ith o u t d o u b t, the
h ig h e s t a u th o r it y on a ll these su b
je c ts . A d dress a ll In q u irie s to W illia m
A. R a d fo rd , No. 1S27 P ra irie avonue,
C hicago, 111., a n d o n ly in clo se tw o -c e n t
• ta m p fo r re p ly .
Ih e colculul style o f architecture Is
popular among those who build homes
both In the city and the sm aller com
rnunities us well. I t Is economical to
build becuuse the Hues o f the building
are straight. I t is attractive in ex
te rlo r appearance and the greatest
amount of room may be secured on
the two floors.
The home design shown 13 of a
seven-room bouse, 33 by 24 feet, exclu
sive of the porches on either end. Il
follow s the colonial style o f room a r
rangement, w ith an eniruuce ball in
Hie center, a liv in g room extending
the depth of the house on one side
and dining room and kitchen on the
other. In uddilion to this arrange
ment, a large washroom w ith lavatory
is added fo r the convenience o f the
farm fam ily.
The liv in g room, as w ill be noted
by the floor plans that accompany the
exterior view, is 13 feet wide und 23
feet long. In the center o f the out
side w all is set an open fireplace with
doors opening onto the porch on
cithe r side. The dining room is nt the
fro n t aud is 13 by 14 feet. The k itc h in
Is rattier large, w hile the washroom
ts 8 by 10 feet.
lir e stairs to the second floor run
out o f the entrauce hall aud lead to
u central bull ubove. Each bedroom is
u corner room, giving plenty o f light
nnd ventilation. The bathroom Is at
the end of the hull at the front o f the
Perfect Physical Student
Harold Albro,
Jeweler and O ptom etrist,
313 West F irst Street Albany,O re.
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
422 W e s t E ir s t S tre e t
A lb a n y , O re g o n
Complete Home
Furnishers
Un.versal & Ceicnial Ranges