Halsey Enterprise, Halsey, Oregon, February
BUTTON BUSTERS BUST
and E . E. C arey w ent to E u g en e
T h u rs d a y to h e a r th s lectu res cf
BENEVOLENTLY BEAUTIFUL the d a iry ex te sion service, M.T-
Jauiisou of C o rv allis spoke on m in ­
era
ls for cows, an d O. S. F letch er,
Toe B u tto n B usters b e ll a very
L
ane
county agent, «poke on feed,
in te re s tin g m eeting la st F rid a y
f h e college v e te rin a ria n s p jk o on
n ig h t a n d in itia te d a la rg e class
T h is society has for its object th e contagiou s ab o rtio n .
u p b u ild in g of c h a ra c te ristic s and
C. E . G ille tte an 1 fam ily were
p ro m o tio n of in v e n tiv e g en iu s as at P ine G rove Bond iv to a tte n d the
w ell as d e lv in g in to an c ie n t m y s­ all day ch u rc h service.
te rie s a n d custom s. T he in itia to ry
A large n u m b r from th is vici­
w ork is m ost im p ressiv e a n d in ­ n ity atten d e d the telep h o n e m eet­
sp irin g a n d w hen well p u t on, as ing a t P ine G rove M ju Ja y evening.
was th e case la st F rid a y n ig h t,
G. J. Hike an d wife an d son
leaves ih e c a n d id a te th o ro u g h ly up were d in n e r guests S u n d ay a t th e
in th e a ir »9 to th e q u estio n of E arl R iug d o f hom o n ea r A lford.
w h eth e r or not th e law of g r a v ita ­
Mrs. E. E Carey and ch ild ren
tio n is a d e q u a te on all occasions
sp e n t T h u rsd a y a t th e M. B. H a r d ­
o r w h e th e r life is w h at it seem s.
ing hvme.
L a te r ou th e work of th e order e x ­
W. A. F a lk was a business v isit­
p la in s th is p a r t of to e in itia tio n
or
at Ju n c tio n City M onday.
to th e e n tire d iss a tis fa c tio n o f th e
M erwyn V anN ice an d fam ily and
new m em ber.
M em bers ure obligated to “ tell E d n a V an N ic e sp en t F rid a y a t lire
tile tr u th , th e w hole t r u t h ’’ ab o u t M B. H ard in g hom e.
2.
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M rs. I. E. E ag y v isited a t th s
Mr. an d Mr» L. E E agy a n d ,.<
L ym an P alm er hom e F r il a y .
sou Ross w ere A lbany b u sin ess
Mr. H igbee a n d son a n d d a u g h ­ v isito rs T u esd ay .
t e r Mrs. A . P. A lb ertso n , v isited
T. A- H over of M onroe sp e n t
th s C laren c • H 'g b ee fa m ily n ea r T b u tsd a y a t th e E. E. H over h o m e.
M arion S u n d ay .
M s. G eorge C h a n d le r atte n d e d
B eginning F e b ru a ry 5. th e Pine the m e e tin g of the P risc illa clu b
Grove S u n d ay school w ill be held at S b ed d T h u rsd ay .
Plug in -tune in- that’s all.
w e've tried ’em all—
\Y
at 2 p.iu , w ith p re a c h in g services
D ancing to reduce her w eig h t
at 3 p m , A rran g em en ts h av in g
E ila C a rd in of C hicago lost 2<> Uis­
been m ade w ilh Rev. J. S. M iller
in 18 h o u rs.
of H alsev , R ‘V. R oy M etcalf of
Peoria, an d Rev. T heo. It. M itzner
of H a rrisb u rg to fill th is a p p o in t­
m ent. Rev. M iller w ill preach
n ex t S u n d a y We in v ite you to
a tte n d
The Music Shop
Phone 168.
Brooders
Now is the time to overhanl your car,
while things are not rushing and you
don’t need the car.
Let us make you a price on your job.
All work guaranteed.
E d n a V an N ice of S alem visited
a t Ihe H .J . F a lk an d M erw yo V an
Nice hom es several d a y s last w eek.
S a tu rd a y h er fa th e r, J. H. V anN ice,
to ok her ho m e, B etty J e a n and
Jim m ie ac c o m p a n y in g th em . S u n ­
d ay M erw yo V an N ice an d wife
d rove to S alem to spend th e dav.
M r an d M rs. R. E B ierly an d
eon K e n n e th , M rs. II. J F a lk and
C . L . F a lk S r., w ere looking after
business tra n sa c tio n s in A lb an y
F rid a y .
M rs. E . E. C atey and c h ild re n
sp e n t M onday ev e n in g a t the Mer-
w yn V an N ic e hom e w hile th e roe i
fo lk s a tte n d e d th e p h o n e m eeting
at P ine G rove.
(E n te rp r is o
Come in and let us tell you
why it is best.
v o rre s p o n d e n t)
T h e J. II. and M ichael R ickard
fam ilies atten d e d tlie all day s e n ice
a t L ake Creek S u n d ay .
P hotograph shows Jo h n ny
Wets- I ’
Mr. an d M rs. A F. R d in ett and
mutter, world'» cham pion sw im m e r
d a u g h te r D e i s of E u g en e were e n jo yin g a o u in l o f g o lf n l the Bay
guesie a t th e J. F. Is an hom e S u n ­ shore g o lf lin k s ut M iam i bench. He
w ill leave soon fo r New V nrk where
day.
n e w ill attend the cham pions
dinner,
Mr. C. A d rian Sias, p asto r of nt w hich cham pions o f the various
the C h u rch of C h rist of H alsey sports w ill be the honor guests.
and M rs. Sias were d in n e r g u ests
Makes D.y Slogan
S u n d ay a t ihe E .D . I.uU i hom e.
G -o rg e G odw in an d fam ily of
B u rn a V ista sp e n t S atu rd ay night
an d S u n d a y a t Jo h n R o lfe’s.
CV 'Z W iZ .W r V A ' A 'A lT Z A ✓ y v ,-O
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Mr. and M rs . W i l l E igy of O ak ­
ville visited ut L. E E sg y s S a tu r ­
d ay .
G ra ce P eh rsso n an d M a rg a re t I
H ardw are, Im p le m e n ts and S p o rtin g j
H einrich sp e n t th e w eekend w i'h
Goods. H udson and Essex A utos
l3 r d & M adison Sts.. C o rv a llis . Ore. j | th e ir sister» in C o rv allis.
W hiteside & Locke '
W e ld in g
C o rv a llis . Gre.
THE BALL STUDIO
THE HOME OF ARTISTIC
PHOTOGRAPHY
K odak w o rk , fram es and co p yin g
o f old pictures.
T h u d & Jefferson. C o rva llis, Ore.
G eoige C h a n d le r an d
fam ily |
'w e re gu ests at th e E lm er M unson I
hom e S u n d a y .
A lb an v i
Mrs. A. L K n ig h te n an d Mrs
R ay H over were A lo in y v isito rs
T hvr.-day.
Mr. an d M rs. S ilas K eene of
Lakeview an d Mrs. \V. G. M cN eil
of L acom b visited at L. E . E a g y ’s
T h u rsd a y .
R E A L FIN E V A L U E S
IN
GOOD USED C A R S
1927 Dodge Special Sedan —
a fine buy
$77.5.00
1926 Dodge Dr L u xe sedan 750.On
1025 H oril Coupe, new tires
'23 license
1924 F ord Coupe, good car
fo r any one
1925 Star Coupe, special
p rice
275.00
1924 Star T o u rin g , special 175.00
F ord D e liv e ry
75.00
1921 Dodge T o u rin g , w ith
Enclosure
225.00
1924 Dodge Panel d e liv e ry 453,00
1921 Dodge screen d e liv e ry 225.1)0
(E n te rp ris e Correspondence)
Agnes C h a n d le r was an
visitor S a tu rd a y .
IIIIII.IMIIIIIIMIlllMIIU
See us and compare our
Quality and Prices before
you buy.
| P in e G r o v e Ite m s |
V WWAVAAWl WAAAVAWS
M. B. H ir d in g an d sons Bruce
a n d R ich a rd , M erw yn V anN ice
A cetylene
F irs t & Adam?,
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w ’’.V A W*iA A/Wi/vA/VA-✓ rfVs •GS.'T' IB
(E n te rp ris e Correspondence)
JIM HORNING
General Blacksmithing
ARROW GARAGE
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$19.50
ew v /ww /v w
A lfo r d A r r o w s
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Albany. Oregon
Let us Overhaul Your Car
Remnants H alf Price
F.C.DANNALS
$
Everything in Music
Just in
T uesday ev en in g a te lep h o n e
m eeting was h e l l i t th e school
The Only Exclusive
house. P. A. P eh rsso n wae re ­
Wall Paper and Taint Store
de?!«'I p resid e n t an d B ert M inck-
In Linn County.
ly d irec to r.
M r, H ein ric h was
“ w o ik in ’s” of th is order an 1 a n y ­
Mr. and Mrs. \V. R. K irk an d
elected d ire c to r to succeed C h a rle s
one desirin g to ta k e a course in sou Ja m e s w ere A lbany business I
N ichols
h ig h e r P a n so p h y sh o u ld join the v isito rs E rid ay .
123 East Third St. Albany
Mrs. J. A. Jo h n so n an d d a u g h te r
b u tto n buaters. T h e o rd er here is
Mr. an d Mrs h L. S traley
visited
relativ
es
in
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h e a lth y a o d ev e ry m em ber is a de­ spent M onday in B ro w n sv ille.
day .
v o u t b u tto n b u ster a n d sh irt re ­
Louise Seefeld who is going to
m over as well as sp rin te r and school nt M onm outh spent th e week
Golf Keeps Swimm er Fit
ep icu re. T h e destin ies of th is order end at the hom e of her p a re n ts, Mr.
are iu th e h an d s of co m n ete u t and and M rs. H en ry Seefeld.
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co n scien tio u s m en who bend every
M rs. R. E. U icrlv an d son
effort a s wi 11 as c a n d id a te to m ake
Burns Coal, Briquettes,
C harlie and Ava an d E d n a F alk .
th e o rd e r one of ih e “ stro n g e st iu
Woo
J or Bark.
C harles I*. F a lk . M i. an d Mrs. Joe
th e w orld an d elsew here. Aftei
i E llio tt and son M iltuu, an d H enry
th e io ita to r y work the boys enjoyed
1000-Baby Chick Size
K irk were am ong those who a t ­
a sa n d w ic h , sa la d , cookie, coffe •
tended th e C h risti m
E n d eav o r
lu n c h . E n jo y a b le ? W e’ll say s i!
b an q u et S a tu rd a y evening.
• ' W-vWIVWI W
Spoon River Sparks
LL match SPAR ION against an\
radio make—regardless of price.
priced Right
Battery and Electric Sets.
NEW SPRING
WALLPAPER
F rid a y ev en in g , F e b ru a ry 3, th e
H a rrisb u rg c h a m b e r of co m m erce
will tak e p a r t in th e P in e G rove!
co m m u n ity m eeting
SPARTON RADIO
Miss Helen I ’ u n ip h re y o f R ockville ,
hid., a suburb o f W a shington, re­
ceived the u w a rd fo r the best slogan
fo r the N a tio n a l W om en's D e m ocratic
League fo r L a w E n fo rcem e n t.
Miss
I'un ip h re y s slogan cannot he accused
o f propaganda, It
being. “ L e t th e
People R ule."
While in Albanv get a dem­
onstration in the new
“ Dodge Victory 6“
No other car like it in the
World.
R A L ST O N M OTOR ©
unuioiMiic.Ki.i n
Administrator’s Sale of il e
of A. R. McCall Estate
Three miles East of Albany
near No. 10 Grange Hall, on
Glass Inclosures for All Makes o f Cars.
326 South Second Street.
Tuesday, February 7th
Corvallis, Oregon
Copyright 1937 6 / 77?« BOBBS-MERRILL CO.
WN O. SERVICE
A lb a n y Phone 170. 7th fk L yon sts
Ccach to Coach Coaches
J. P. Matthews
Auto Tops Curtains and
Seat Covers
e Ethel
Island
H ueston
Mie author of “ Prudence of the Parson­
age” and a number of other stories that
have set a world of readers smiling, has
adopted a new locality. This tale is placed
in Maine on an island in Casco Bay. With
the character aspects of the natives and
the gala attributes of summer visitors is
combined a vivid narrative of humor, ad­
venture, mystery and romance.
Beginning at 10 a. m.
a c a a
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B 3 D E a C C R S C a B B 3 U *
Two head horses; 3 cows; 2
calves; 7 2-yr.old Shropshire
ewes eligible to registry; 1
yearling buck same; 32 reg.
Shropshire ewes and 1 buck;
7 yearling bucks eligible to
registry.
Farm machinery of all kinds
150 White Minorca laying
hens; 12 tons clovei and rye
grass hay; 2000 lbs. wheat:
2000 lbs. mill feed; 1000 lbs.
oat3. Usual terms of sale.
C. C. Bryant, Admr.
C. E. Williamson, clerk.
Ben T. Sudtell auctioneer.
A Carload of Land Plaster
Will Arrive about February 1st
You may obtain ycur requirements for delivery at
time of arrival of car at a price of
$12.50 a Ton.
This plaster has given the best of results through a period
of years. Wool contracts handled at present prices on
same basis as past season.
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Grain
Feed
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A fo o tb a ll and basket b a ll coaching
school w ill be conducted a t E lkin s,
W . Va , next A u g u st by D r. Clarence
W. .«pears, fo o tb a ll coach at the U n i­
v e rs ity o f M innesota, and Cam Hen­
derson. coach o f a th le tic s a t D avis
and E lk in s college. Jennings Ran­
dolph, a th le tic d ire c to r a t D a vis and
E lkin s, has announced. D o cto r Spears
w ill huve charge o f fo o tb a ll In stru c-
' h a ll classes w ill be
'DstiU’-tcd by Henderson.
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B een
R e p r o d u c tio n
in
The Enterprise
And Will Begin In An Early
Issue.
We’ll Put You Wise