îîalspv Enterprise, FTalsey. Oregon, Jan n ary jM ffg S .
^ //íb a n y ^ íir e c to r y
TU SSI NG & TUSSING
H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
Published Thursday at Halsey Oregon,
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A. A LAKE
Publish«»»
Entered at the po»toffice at Halsey. Ore-
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H a, aa second claa« matter,
| l a year In advance. Arrearages U U e
a month. Stops when tune expiree
unless continuance Is ordered.
Advertising, 30c an Inch; no discount
tor 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.
Ample statistics have bleu pub
lished from lim e <0 tu n b to denudo-
straw» that among businesees which
fa il, the ¡vast m a jo rity tre Ibote
which have refused to avail tb fin -
selves of the I enefiis of advertising
A check o, the records of the Fed-
er .l b a n k ru p t/ courts in Los Ac-
gales has just disclsssd that 92 per
cent o f a ll the Cims which tailed
last year were non-advertiser*. The
, verage for 32 cities coveted by a
sutvey was 83 per cent o f failures
otcurred among concerns which did
not advertise. In Troy, N. Y., not
a single advertising firm failed.
There is a sig o ific iu t h u rt in there
figures for the business mao who
i , wise enough to profit by it.
Idaho was fifth h ghesl of all the
rtaues in the pro luction of potatoes
this year, with 2 1,380,00) bushels.
In order to establish a reputation
for a superior article, the growers’
association has dee ded that uo po
tatoes w ill be »hipped from Idaho
except United Stales grade No. 1
T hat is the system which w ill he a
most powerful influence in the
f.iv o ra b la m arketing, not only of
potatoes, but c l all products Prop
er grading and reliable q uality are
absolutely necessary fo r the suc
cessful and profitable m arketing of
all products of tbe farm and the
orchard
Apache Indiana furm eilv prac
ticed what would be called a tria l
or companionate marriage and see
where they aro now. This country
made ita most wonderful progress
tinder strictest D am age laws and
see where we aretodav.
was grown by Henry Koch who
bad been working with W alter -A
H olt, county agent, on potato seed
improvement.
G. R. Hyalop, professor of farm
crops at O A.C. made the bin i n
spection for disease and reported
the potatoes to come easily w ithin
certified requirements. A fte r Mr.
Filzw ater compleles sorting they
w ill be checked by a representative
of the college and the certification
tag w ill be sealed.
i 17 HENEVER anything cornea along
YV
for
and
f,,r adoption or acceptance,
acce
we ordinary mortals are hesitating as
to our own procedure In the matter,
our doubts are usually quieted or our
courage reinforced by some one s as
suring us that “ a ll the best people
are doing ft," or uelng It or refraining
from using it.
I tb; 8r . U
Old Doctor Harwood was an out
standing figure In our community.
No matter what the weather was or
how deep the mud of the country
roads, he never hesitated to respond
to a call for help. His old roan horse
and his rickety sulky seemed always
on the go.
He never collected any b ills ; It
1» | I
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Successful Rendition of Operetta,
eschewed garters and went about w ith ( t
‘'Patricia” By High School
their socks bunging u n tid ily over
gg of(en fflg
it should hove been. He was one of
their shoe tops. I f you met a young the most helpful, w illing, unselfish
The operetta “ P atricia” which fellow w ith smooth gartered hose you people I have ever known. I am not
became aware at ODce that, In spite
was put oo by members of tba Glee of Ids attractive appearance, he was sure that he would have been consitl
club of tbe high n h o o l uDder tbe second clase; he didn't rate, for all ered, at the outset, at least, as one
of our best people by those who de
leaderebip of Miss Adah Nelson, the best people had adopted the other termine such matters.
A friend of mine was telling me of
January 12, was a decided success, style. .
A man called at our house not very an elaborate roclal gathering In a
each oue tuking part doing well. long ago w ith some sort o f new-fan
neighboring town not long ago—a
Mary Sm ith, as Patricia was un gled
----- machine fo r cleaning
.
u. the cistern
wedding, or a dance, or u reception.
or Hie furnace, or the < *‘ «nney. "
or somf , hln6
, he s o rt-a n d all the
usually good, and each one o f the
we hesitated about having the wo
of U e ,owu and 0,
others performed their parts well done by machine and «
" " h surrounding country were invited and
Tbe music was furnished by tbe which or whom we had had no pre
n
g 6„ 4 attended. H
unusufl| functl()n A fter „
Halsey orchestra, and we wish t< vlous acquaintance we were assured
at once that all the best people on ,
d deal ,
say th e ir work was rem arkably , „ e Wes, side—which Is the acknow ,
th e re *
6
edged habitat o f the best
'» had Pflowed free!y and some of the
well ¡eifuruied con’ idering ibe in
nced
tlie w ,na„ e r s - w o m
iricate scores of an opeietta and to w n -w e re having the r work; done
In that way. We could, o f course
lnen_ had had niore
the little practice tbe amateur mu
heeitote no longer I the recog“ ' ^ ' ‘ than was consonant w ith an upright
xiciau h is in this particular claw- leaders o f the social life o f the town i
- was all
carriage. The vulgarity of - It
were having their cisterns purified by excused, however, on the ground that
of music.
a particular process, It behooved us the geests were “ our best people.”
to fa ll In line at once.
Who are our best people— those
Gun Club Has Good Tournament
Sometimes one hesltntes to ssk one
who respect law and order, those who
self, “ who are the best people, and
set high standards of livin g nnd
The scores of those taking p a r what determines the superlative In thinking, or those who have the most
making on estimate of the standing
in tbe Halsey Gun club touinam en
money?
of one's neighbors and acquaint
((E). 19!». Western Newepaper Union.)
held here January 15 were as fo l ances ?"
lows Members:
H a rry Biessler 10—1, Jess Cr-is
25— 17; J. W. D rinkard 110—95
Frank Gansle 55—47; Chatles Gan
t i e 10—0; Carl H ill 15 — 11; Frank
Kooutx 25 — 14; M arlin Koontz
40— ’ 9, Francis Leeper 50 —24; C
P. Moody 25— 18; E. C. M dier 5
2; J. A. M cW illia m s 5 —3; W ilh u t
Norton 15— 11; L. W . Patton 5 — 1.
Day Kossmau 10— 1; Charles Sira
ley 10—6; Chet Sckels 10—4
The score of I h t v is itin g sp irts-
oteu were as follows:
C. Falk «0—21; Norton 50—42.
G. Cross 10— 7; C. Mcodyjr. 25 —
19, Skeet Mul'i'i
1 1 l.i" i't-i
3 5 - 24; C Bass 5 —4; Conley 5—4
Hume ‘2 0—15; Cham berlain ' 0 -
17; Gib Hayes 10— 5; Davis 40—27,
K. Hoover 30--24; T- J. S k irv ii
10- 8 ; C. Hughes 20 -15.
(E n te rp ru e correspondent)
a lbany baking co .
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405 West F irst
Halsey and Brownsville
Oregon
By Thomas Arkle Clark, dean of men, University of Illinois
m
W orking between six weeks and
tw o months every year to meet
state, local and national taxes, is
A Correction.
bound to cause a reaction sooner
or later and eventually develop a
In last weeks issue in the write
tax consciousness necessary for a
up on B uilder’s Supply Co., of Cor
reduction.
vallis, was called B u'lding Supp'v
The new Houso Committee on Co., which was wrong and tht
rxpenditu.ee w ill elim inate the act that M r. Ash handles cement
p rin tin g of about 100 obsolete re plaster and litue nestle« being th
ports to Congress thus saving th* mtborized d e a le r in Asbestollm
taxpayers more than $50,000 a Roofing, a super-grade, elastic cov
ring for metal, gravel andcouipo
year. That's good.
•ition roofs, is setni-plastic and
I t is reported that the entire Re oruth applied. It w ill not crack
nun ju ry baa hren offered an en >r peel and is impervious to acids,
gagement in a bur'eaque show. If gasses or alkalies and is fire proof
they aoceit tbeie w ill b t 12 actual
a ctus, tix more than the usual
|
A lf o r d Arrow»»
show of thia k*nd support,
Some iellowg who th in k they
ought to be elected to office display
much o rig in a lity o( thought.
lawyers
T H E BEST P E O P L E
B U T T E R -N U T BREAD
A lbany F loral Co. C ut flowers
A anj plants. F loral art for every
F is h e r - B r a d e n
and all occasions.
Funeral Directors-Embalmerj
Lady Assistant.
Chapel or Residence Funerals.
Phone 95.
Albany, Oregon
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D E L B E R T S TA R R
ALBANY
¡Fuñera. D irectorand Licensed
■T
4th aud Lyons Street
The place to buv good groceries at the
rig h t price. On the corner, plenty of
room to park. Albany.
B O B B IN G
B A R B E R IN G
BATHS A N D
S H A M P O O IN G
o rtm ille r F u rn itm e
ture, rugs, linoleum , stoves ranges.
Funeral directors. 427-433 west F irst
-treet, Albany, Oregon.
Agent
Hub Cleaning Works
Albany Laundry Every Tuesdav
H olman a jackson
G rocery—Bakery
E ve ryth in g in the line of eats
Opposite Postoffice
M IL L E R
IM P E R I A L C A F E , 209 "Z. F irs t
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W. L. W right
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
ennings Auto Top Sh ip— A u lo
J
trim m in g , seat covers and w inter in
closures. 202 E Second. Phone 4lfeJ.
N. L. Jennings Manager
R OSCOE
D. C ROSSMAN. Local Manager
Lady Assistant
B Y E R LY MOTOR CO.
Albany, Oregon
Our new series Pontiac now on display
Wade ZnDrag Saw
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lnClirOlIPP
General Line w ith i t -
lllo u l ullbC tractive rates. Specializ
ing in au‘ oinobile and truck insurance.
J. L. Stuart,
x
A.
at loxest rate of interest.
Real Estate
FraukdGtbson was
visitor Wedntsday,
an
I f yon e n p y a good meal
And know a good meal when voil get it
Y ou 'll be back for you’ll not forget it.
PARAGON CAFE
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Irene Hodson of M arshfield spent
the week end w ith Grace Pebrsson.
ALBANY
Ticket office Bell l ine Stage,
Albany to San Francisco, $15.
ila s k in s & T a lb e r t
Sears’ Grocery
C
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A Service and Cash Store
Ask for piices.
Call At
Davenport Music House
For New and Second Hand
Pianos. Pianos For Rent.
Albany, Oregon
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A lb a n y
30 Days Cleanup on
Edith Bilyeu visited her frien 1,
Violet Caruer, tbe first of the
week.
C re a m e ry
LINN BUTTER
a n d B u y e r s o f E ggs
N e w D e s ig n - U p - t o - D a t e P a tte rn s .
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Measure room—height—length and width and we will tell
you ju st the right amount of paper to get.
OYER
30 YEA US IN A L B A N Y
P h o n e 70
A lb a n y
■ ■ ■ B IB
a a
r
Wall Paper
HALF PRICE
1927 Patterns
M e a s u r e y o u r r o o m s l o r le n g th , w id th a n d
h e ig h t, w e w ill t e ll y o u t h e e x a c t a m o u n t p a p e r
Dawson Drug Store
Albany. Oregon.
Farm ers’ Co-operative
< 'reainerv
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
LEE DRUG STORE
C o r. F ir s t & F e rry Sts.
A s s o c ia tio n
M anufacturers of
Wall Paper
Sun lay evening a number of
Piue Grove people attended church
at Peoria.
Mr. t i l l Mrs. B. E- Cogswell ol
Mr. aud Mrs. George Chandler
Portland have been speeding eouit
speut W edneiday in the county
8.P. Starts Campaign For Tour sts time here at ' heir farm.
seat.
A. F. Robnetl o f Eugrue spent
The art nio and rom antic appeal
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cbandlei
of the West is being carried to the t >veral days at the E I). Isotn home
were C orvallis business visitors
last
week
budding
a
shed
(or
his
people of the V uited Stales through
Tuesday.
a new national campaign of adver sheep.
E lla Godwin of tieuna Yista
F rank Gibson aud E. E. Hover
tising started this m outh by ti e
•peut last week as the guest of her went to C orvallis Tuesday on a
Southern Pacific company.
business trip .
The firs* advrrtiaem ei ts w ill I e m other, M rt. John Rollf.
in tba form of >n ui usual picture
John M ille r visited Pren.ice Isotn
Mr. aud Mrs. Tom Elv spent
map, ('one in antique style, an 8u td ar.
Sunday in Silverton w h.re they
outstanding scenic Attraction ol
M r. and Mrs. E. D. Isom and visited friends.
Oregon and the Pacific coast and daughter Bt verly were dinuer g inel-
Lloyd and Stanley Hughes and
the chief <r»n sron tine nttl travel at the W .C. 8ickela home Sunday
their sister, o f N oti -visited th e ir
rout«'Ito the West.
E a .l R iugdorl aud fa m ily were parents. Mr. ar.d Mrs. L C. Hughes
The Southern Pacific expended
Sunday afternoon guests at the Sunday.
in the te 'g h to rb o o d of a m illio n
Chester C uttis home
A very large number of friends
d o lla r! the past year for adveitis
A. F. Robnett and fa m ily of Eu attended the (uncial of Mrs. George
tog, much of it spent to induce
gene spent Saturday at the J. F.
Gitbens at the Pine Grove church
Easterners to visit tbe West. This
and E- D Isom homes.
Sunday afternoon.
advertising i t to be continued.
Mr. and Mrs E D. Isom speu*
Mrs W. D. McLaren auJ M n .
Tuesday io AIbany.
Certified Potato Sted
Floyd Nichols attended the m is
Friday afternoon a telephone sionary meeting at Mrs. J. S. L a
For th ’ first tin « in several
meeting was held at the A E
m ar’s Thursday afternoon
years L in n county has a supply of
U hitb eck home, W P. W ahl was
r e r t if e l seed to.aloes which have
M r. and M rt W illia m P o b rio in
eheted a representative to the tele
been introduced into tins county
and daughter wuo have bsen v is it
phone meeting in Halsey.
( ro v Clacksmas county by Roy
ing in southern C alifornia for the
Mrs. M ary Litneback of Gra<u last six weeks arrived home Sun-
F itiw a te r of t.ebanon, grower of
potatoes and other farm products, V a lle y, Mo. is 105 y eats old and day.
, .
who p la n t « 45 acres on mellow has smoked lor '.M years, but says'
sm
oking
tau
t
giod
fur
wuuieu,
|
"me
Euterprise
*1.00 a year
bottom land. This high grzde seed
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G E O - M. G IL C H R IS T
Phone Shedd, 8F23 or write for delivery prices.
Warehouse at Fayetteville.
Postoffiee Shedd, Oregon
A 'bany
Insurance
prompt sei«ice. courteous treatm ent.
W m . B a in , w ith Lane County Abstract
company, Albany
Schultz Brothers Warehouse Co.
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lEatarprlM Correacuadene«)
Agency,
FARM LOANS
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Insurance
110 W. 2nd St., Albany. Ore. phone 1'33
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HARDW ARE
The W inchester Store
T. J. Skirvin Seed Company
Buy a Wade, the World’s Best
Made In the West.
AM ES
O A K LA N D—PONTIAC'S
Sales and Service
Good used cars sold w ith our guarantee
A ll calls answered day or nigh t
Phone 255.
Halsey, Oregon
$1.00 per fleece advanced payment
on contract.
A. V
A. V
A.
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Harold G. M urphy Prop.
Phone 665
W e nev er cuose
W o o l ’W a n t e d
teams.
Co., fu rn i
F
The basket ball teams o f tbe |
Halsey high school played a double I
Highest Prices Paid.
ueader against the teams of the
Bellfountain high at that C ty Sat
urday cvering ; n 1 both local teams
went down to defeat, the boys to a
$13. per ton for land plaster if orders are received before
score of 49 to 1«, and the girla o l
February 5th. See us for Red and Alsike Clover. A com
to 4.
plete
line of Albers and Lilly’s chick feed will be carried.
Those composing the boys’ team
were Francis Leeper, H enry K irk ,
|ohu fj'iim b y , Herman Koontz,
Colly McCord and Mac McCord. ............................................................... .
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Io the g itls ’ team were Frances
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Norton. Bessie Reynolds. Wanda
T h e 1928 M o d e l
Yeatcb, E dith Sm ith, M uriel Lake,
Nora C uldirn, and Lucille I’ helps. ,
The visiting teams were guests I
at a banquet follow ing the close of
the game.
c
Introducing Many new Features and improvements.
Miss Nelson aucompanled the I
I
<irla, and Supt. Patton the boys. ,
A number ol students and friends
went along to root for the local i
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Defeated at Bellfountain
STATE
A . j n vite your business. Savings and
commercial aceounts. Capital, surplus,
undivided profits, $lo0.tOO.
E m b alm e r
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Brow nsville, Oregon
E. C.
F low er phone 458-f.
JAST A L B A N Y B A R B E R SHOP
■r
Charles R. Goltra, Proprietor
Member of Master Barbers Association.
Specializing in Ladies' and C hild ren 's
Hair Cuts and Bobs. W ork Guaranteed
1029 East Sectnd St.
Albany, Ore.
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¡1 2 2 W est F ir s t S tre e t
A lb a n y , O reg o n
Complete Home
Furnishers
Universal & Ccicnial Ranges
Better Vision
For the New Year
Don't wait t ill you grope in the
dark—have jo u r ejes examiued
today 1
Tomorrow may be tim e enough,
but no one can tell.
In a i.-w leisure moments, jo u r
eyes c a ll be tested—your fading
s ig l't checked—«ad worry erased
from jo u r mind.
\c a rs of actual experience as
optometrists bat given us a know-
■ < ge that w ill assure jo u o f the
very best service.
Harold Albro,
leweler and O ptom etrist,
3 U West First Street Albany,Ore.