fîalsey Enterprise. Halsey. Oregon. February 2. 1928
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meeting was held and later a pro-
gram was enjoyed. Mr«. F. H. _
McMeekin and daughter Helen 9
, were gueete of the society.
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Mrs. Scott C h urchi'l was a de- *
iigbtful hostess of W ednesday after­
noon when «be entertained the
| members of the Look-Out club.
The Retailers problems are the
consumers problems.
Buying and selling Goods pro­
fitably, made possible through
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Mr. and Mrs. H art were pleas­
antly surprized Tuesday evening
bv a group of friend«, l'be serving
of refreshm ents brought th e eve­
ning to a close
Grocers Co-Operator
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Quality Merchandise for Less.
Service and Limited Credit
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work begins and it is too late
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Let's Co-operate and
A ll Make .Money.
M. V. Koontz Co.
From Our Regular Com
I he home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Davis of Lake Creek was the scene
of a pretty wedding Sunday, when
their daughter Hazel became the
bride of Henry Kirk The wedding
took place at 10 o’clock Sunday
inoroiug, Rev. Roy M etcalf per­
forming the ceremony in the pres
ence of the immediate fam ily. The
imyreaeive ring service was used.
A must becoming costume for sport
evenls is this horizontally striped
skirt with ii jersey sw eater as worn
by Alice White, First National player
A narrow belt Is worn along with
felt hfil of v:i?;ihnnri lines.
Friday afternoon Mrs. E A .P
LaFilleite entertained the members
of the Past Noble G rand club at
the home of Mrs. Eldeu Cross, F ri­
day afternoon. During the early
afternoon the regular business
meeting was held and later fancy
wor< and conversation made tin-
nours pass most pleasantly The
afternoon was brought to a close
by the hostesi serving a delicious
two course lunch at d ain tily ap­
pointed tables
Mrs. Jess Cross
and Mr«. Klden Cross, both of
whom were complimented guests,
assisted the hostess in serving. Fif.
teen members were present. Mas-
ler W ellington Rond was also a
guest of the club.
Radio music was enjoyed during
the afternoon.
tsry ; Veda Bramwell (oiilu cto r;
Melissa McMahan I. G .; Louis t
la y lo r O. G .; Elbert Isom captain
Donna Cross muscian; M inerva
Laubner right supporter, and Mary
Koontz left supporter of the nob'e
grand; Addle Moody rig lit su p ­
porter, and Lila M.ller left su p ­
porter of the vice gravd.
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One of the pleasant rocial affair?
of the pa-t week w:s the banquet
Saturday evening given by the
members of the “ G o-F etch’em ”
te e m c f the C hristian Endeavor
Kicie v for the "G o-G et’em ’’ team ,
in the bisem ent of the C h ristian
church. Ih e tables were prettily
decorated with tapers iu colored
holders and va-es of roses, Games
were the diversion of the evening
LButviug the banquet.
Gladys
W dlbauks was in charge of the
banquet and was assisted by Mary
Sm ith, Georgina Clark and Muriel
L ik e
About s ilty were present for the
bauquet.
Im m ediately following the cere,
m iny a wedding breakfast was
served, after which Mr. and Mrs.
K irk left on the Oregon Electric
for Portland and other northern
cities, on a wedding trip.
Upon
Wednesday evening of last week
th e ir return they will go to West the members of Purity Rebekah
F ir where Mr Kirk is employed to lodge of Halsey Installed their new
m ake their home.
officers, with Nellie Isom, deputy
The bride who it th e oldest district president, acting as io sta ’I-
slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, ing officer. Following the in stal.
•wore a lovely dress of light peanut ation a banquet was served in the
colored satin and carried an arm dining room. A decorative scheme
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
bouquet of pink flowers and ferns. of pink and green, the lodgecolors,
was
u-ed.
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Elden
Cross entertained a t a dinner
M rs. Kirk is a granddaugter of Mr.
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g Mr. and Mrs. R. G. W ar­
en d Mr*. D. F. Davi« of Albany,
Ih e following officers were in
en d Mr« Gregg C arter of Halsey, stalled Mary Patton N U Sadi. ren and two daughters of Corvallis.
en d a niece of Mra. Lyle Chance G ansle V. G ; Nora Coleman I* O ther guests were M r and Mrs.
Mrs. John Willbauk« and W illiam 1 G ., C harity Clark c h a p la in ; Nellie Jess Cross. Dinner was served a t
F. Carter of Halaey.
The beautifully ap.
I k n. warden; Esther Bond s e e n - i .30 o ’clock.
pointed table was centered n t h a
basket of Hewers.
During the
evening radio music was enjoyed.
Mr. W arreu is a well known jeweler
of
Corvallis.
For good, fresh candies like the Peter Pan and Florizel kind
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and nuts that are fresh, fru its that are A l and Bread and
Fresh Candies, Nuts, Fruits.
Cakes fresh from one of the best bakeries in the state, go to
C lark’s Confectionery " X
A full line of tobaccos and smokers supplies.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH
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Halsey City Hall
Reginald Denny in
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Also Andy Guntp Comedy. 10c and 25c
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LIFE
Last evening the m ember of Vine
Maple Circle, Neighbors of Wood,
Oili
mt luiiauiiiiiiiiiiEtmuiiiiiiiaiiiiiiuM
craft held tb?ir regular m ealing, I
followed by an open m e e tin g .
during which the officers for 1926
were installed by Anne A Lake. H
Following the installation the fol-
lowing program was given; piano M
trio, Beverly Isom, E 'ta Bramwell g
and R elta A rm strong; duet, Douna a
Cross and Carl Isom, w ith Blanche
Morris at the piano; recitation,
Flying Jim 's Lasl L eap,” A une a
Lake; song. “ C ourtin’ Peggy J a n e ” J
E ita B ram w ell and Beverly Isom; —
dance, Fern Rossman,
The officers for thia year a r e :
Ada Corcoran, guardian neighbor;,® H i a a a s a a
Louisa Taylor past guardian n e ig h -,
bor; C lara L aFollette, a d v is e r; com m ittee and B lanche M orris of
Nellie Isom, c le rk ; Blanche Morris, th e program com m itte.
Classified Advertisements
About soveuty were present foi
banker; Ida D ykstra, m agician;
Mae Sm ith, atte n d a n t; Anne Lake, the evening.
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captain of guards; Delilah M iller,
1.1ST your farm s anil exchanges of al
flag bearer; E thyel A rm stro n g ,:
An old fashioned party was g ;ven
kinds with nie. Fred Höflich, 354 Lvon
Street. Albany, Oregon,
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inner sentinel; M iggie B rjssler, lt t *1e Cunrity Grange halt bv the
outer seattnel; Donna Cross, niusi- literary society S aturday evening, W E WANT to buv 200 sacks of brown
cian; H arrison Lake, correspond- (J an“e s were the d :version of the
oats and 75 to 100 sacks ot wheat. Witt
pay the highest m arket price, furuish
ent; Ella Rossman, Elizabeth J. tv e n i‘)g
bringing the party to
sacks
and do our own hauling. W hat
a
close
a
lunch
was
served.
About
W hite and Ellen Thom son, m a n a ­
have you? C. R. Evans, Route t.
fifty fi ¡ends ai d members enjoyed
gers.
this pleasant evening.
A short social period fo llo w e d ______
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and then the visitors and members
A D M IN ISTR A TO R ’S N OTICE
were invited to the d in in j room
Notice is hereby given that the under-
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vvhere supper awaited them . Lila signed has been duly appointed adnunis-
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Miller was chairm an of the eats >rator of the estate of Mary E. Davis,
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Buying power of hundreds of
T h rift and Service Stores.
¡SOCIETY NEWS
H ili & Company
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a a b i. B a a ■ a fi a
Albany Bargain House
S P E C IA L S
Colgates Tooth Paste
19c
Rubbing Alcohol, pint 69c
Mineral Oil, pint
67c
Hand Lotion, 50c size
43c
Gillette Razors,
13c
Eveready Razors,
21c
Eveready Razor
Free with pkg. blades.
Peredtxo Van Cream 60c 47c
Peredixo Cold “
60c 47c
SH ED D
The members of the I' Go I Go
club of Peoria met with the Pris-
cilia club at the Cottage Thursday
I bis was an all day meeting, and a
sum ptuous dinner served at nooo
Everyone present reported a de-
lightful time.
F n d a y an all day meeting was
h e ll at the Cottage by members ol
the women'« missionary society
HEtXO. BOB
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In five years 100,000 dashed into eternity.
What’s out there? Nobody knows.
Better come around and have brakes rel.ned or adjusted
Also you can get a can of tire patching for two bits.
Fisk and Federal Tires.
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Will pay for themselves in fuel saved.1
Are lully guaranteed,
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I'.inge taken in exchange. Ask about the I m g
i u i i ^ o to be given away free.
and Friday
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F o r D ru g g
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The E nterprise $1.00 a year
For One Year
Against accidents, bruises,
negligence, cuts, blowouts,
rim cuts, wheel alignment,
under inflation or any road
hazard by the
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The Halsey G arage
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Our Seiberling ■
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All persons having
--------------------------— deceased, by the county court of
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County, Oregon.
. claim s against said estate are hereby re­
quired to present same to the under­
New anil Secon»1. Hand Furniture
signed at the office of I.. L. Swan in Al­
H ighest Prices paid for all kinds
bany, Oregon, duly verified and with
of Junk, Wool. Hides. Furs, Pelts
Cascara Bark.
Albany. Oregon. » proper vouchers as by law required.
H ilhiu six m onths from the date of this
notice.
Dated and first published February
znd. 1928.
Ed Schoel,
L. L Swan,
Administrator.
Attorney for A dm inistrator.
Feb. 2 9-16-23-Mar 1.
A ford—Several friends of W’tl- I
ma Falk surpiaed her Friday eve-
ning, the affair being in honor of
h< r sixteenth birthday. Games
wrre played and lata in the evenin»
a lunch was served. Enjoying this
pleasant evening were Vera I’ullen,
Velda, Alice and Delta Curtis.
S u n . Mon. T ues., Feb. 5-6 7
Blain and Bernard Brewer sud
John Gilbert in
Lois, Erm a and W ilma Fatz.
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A nd
N o th in g
Harness Oiling
and Repairing
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A progre»sive policy of Allen
& Lewis, our Wholesale Grocer
for 50 years.
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Season for
B artch er F u rn itu re Co.
Albany, Oregon'
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