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H a l s e y E n t e r p r is e
For Hoover Supporters Only
Publlatwd Thuraday at Halsey Oregon.
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unless continuance Is ordered.
Advertising. 20c an Inch; no discount
to r tim e 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
Supporters of Herbert Hoover
for president may take whatever
¿onifort thev can from a predictioi
by one Ed Bodin, an alleged seer
if Plaiutie.'d, N J , who gives some
reasons for bis forecast that Hoov­
er w ill certainly be elected. This is
bow it is figured cut:
The year is 1928, a number d i­
visible by 8. The last fg ure, 8, is
also the year’s ’ destiny number,”
which divided into the remaining
igures 192 gives 24, ae.d 2 times 4
s 8 A ll of which sbou’d be plain
rnough.
oission While the American fam ' “ feels i t in h ir soul’ ’ th a t he w ijl nine harvest begins auspiciously.
''
ly pays an average of 8 5 cents lo i fie the next president. He is said
t pound n f tria d , railroads receiv to have wired the Democratic na­
F ia h e r - B r a d e n
but .6 cents for transportation
tional headquarters: “ I choose to
Funeral Directors-Embalmers
Instead of making great profit-, run for president in 1928.’ ’
Lady Assistant.
the r a ilr 'ads in 1924 actually pai<
Chape) or Residence Funerals.
f l .06 iu taxes tor every dollar pain j The county dog catchers w ill be
Phone 93.
Albany, Oregon
out in dividends. Yet they went | on duty from now on and the ca
steadily ahead bettering (heir ser
A Ibany
vice to (lie public, and i t is esti
mated principal railroads spent
Sun. M o n ., March 4-5
$750,(00,000 in 1927 for perms
nent improvements.
| NEW SPRING
WALLPAPER
The Children’s Friend
Ignoring the President's rtcotn
Eugene Field's love for children
mendstiona lh it the house naval
Now, the 8tb letter of the »Jphs- ind his beautiful poems o l child
committee has adopted n e-olutioi » t is If, so during the year the hood are recalled by news that
declaring that the approprialior
f ’s w ill he p'ornjuent. Already we inemorail such as he himself m iglr
t ’lis year »bull provide a fivt yea hate seen tho front page largely have choseu is to he establjshei
program to he completed in eigui nonopolned by Houston, Havana, near Chicago in his name. I t wil
years, stating the maximum nuui Hearat, Heflin, Hickman, and Ho. be the Eugene Field Memoria
her of ships to he undertaken each leling, not to mention Henry, the Cemetery for poor children.
year aud depriving the President fiivver king.
A'though a sophisticated man o'
ol any authority to su-pm d tin
Consider that Herbert Hoover the world, with a touch o f that
program in the event of a disarm a
has two of the potent H ’s as his cynicism which so often character
ment agreement.
This gives it
initials, and you have your answer. tzes the s a tis u t, F ie ld ’s lender and
every appearauce ol having been
Even if (he idea doesn’t work sympathetic heart was revealed in
engineered by the ship-building
oat, M r. Bodiu may express his his charming childhood poems,
inieresls.
disgust in one short word begin­ among which ‘ ‘ L ittle Boy Blue” is
I t is rather curiaus that, with
perhaps the beet known and best
ning with H.
the United States at peace with a|l
loved.
nations, congressmen should sud
Field was the first jou rn a listic
Some Facts on Railroad Rates
denly provide a building program
“ colum nist” to w in wide fame, his
etceeding that during th „ war
Freight rates on American ra il, “ Sharps ar.d Fla’ s” column iu the
pertoj.
This p a rticu la rly que»-
roads are the lowest in the world. Chicago D aily News having gainin'
tionabje in view of airplane de
The average rats on a ton of for him a high reputation as a hu
velopments and the fact th a t a
freight carried one mile in oi r m crist and keen observer of life in
theas ships w ill he obsolete in 20
its various phases. A fte r d riftin g
years, f t seems to be an easy •ouutry is approximately 1.1 cents about among newspapers of the
Por an equivalent service English
matter to spend the other fellow's
rai'roads receive more than three middle west for several yeats, Field
money—even when the other lei
iuies as much, und French and j.in e d the N e w » in 1858 and re­
low’ s begging (or a reduction ol
■erman roads about four times as mained w ith that paper u n til bis
taxes —especially war taxes,— Ma
much.
Despite these facts, de death in 1895.
rion(O hio) Republican.
Hut it is as “ the c h ild re n ’s poet’’
mands for r t ill lower rates continue
that
he w ill l.e longest remembered,
I l is said in political circles that
C rip p lirg railroad service would
and
it.
is fittin g that the weary
R S ,H a m ilto n representative from cost the people far more than they
bodies
of
unfortuuate children may
a flock of couuties easl of the could hope to save by reducing
find
rest
in
a beautiful cemetery
mountains, is seeking to he the rates, for freight rate reductions
next speaker of the bouse. There which would bankrupt many ra il. I whieh bears big name.
are others looking for the same roads, would hardly affect most
honor among them being lferbarl prices to the consumer.
Uotdon ol Multnomah couuly.
A case in point is the recent in-
vestiga'ioo o f the biead and fl »ur
Science and invention have con­
industry by the federal tr.d e corn-
tributed much to the j ly and fom-
fort of m ankind, hut they n ay alro
conjure up new terrors, one
whic i was recently reported io tl e
pre»» dispatches. A man in Hoi o
lu lu baa invented a ukelele wh ch
can be heard for half a mile.
In the event of a deadlock at
Houston the Democrat» w ill have a
conii lent dark horse to fa ll back
on. R iv. Alonz i W orkman of Dan
c«n. Oklahoma, declares that he
G LO B E
Just in
“The Covered
Wagon”
J U N C T IO N C IT Y
S a tu rd a y
Buck Jones in
‘ Chain lightning"
S unday and M onday
The most sensational pic­
ture o f the season—
“ C h icag o ”
F low er phone 458-[,
P A S T A L B A N Y B A R BE R SfJop
* J
Charles R. G oltra, Proprietor
Member o f M aster Barbers A s s o i,n „ n
Specializing in Ladies’ and C hildren’«
H a ir Cuts and Bobs. W ork Guaranteed
1029 East Second St.
Albany,
L B A N Y S T A T E B A N K —Wn
A1
nvite you r business. Savings and
commercial aceounts. Capital, surplus
undivided profits, $100.100,
1 U’ ’
The Only Exclusive
Wall Paper and Paint Store
In Linn County.
“ The Private Life of
Helen of Troy’
4th and Lyons Street
1 be place to buy good groceries at tl.»
rig h t price. On the corner, plenty of
room to park. Albany.
V “
F.C. DANNALS
123 East Third St.
I? A S T B U R N ’S G R O C E R Y
Friday. March 9
B illie Dove in
p V irtm ille r F u rn itu re Co., fam i
> tore, rugs, linoleum , stoves ranges"
huneral directors. 417-433 west Fir,i
street. Albany, Oregon.
st
“ American Beauty”
Albany
J J O L M A N à JACKSON
E v e ry th in g in the line* o tV a u '- 8 “ 1' " ’'
Opposite Postoffice
I M P E R I A L C A F E , 209 W . V j ^
HALSEY STATE BANK
Harold G. M urp hy Prop
Phone 565
W b n e v e r close
Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
A N D
SU RPLUS
J e n n in g s A uto Top Shop— Auto
trim m in g , seat covers and winter in -
closures. 202 E. Second. Phone 4l8J.
__________ N- L. Jennings Manager'
$35,000
J^O SC O E
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B ■
F o r My
L ad y ’s T oilet
AM ES
HARDW ARE
The W inchester Store
O A K L A N D — PO NTIAC S
Sales and Service
Good used cars sold w ith our guarantee
■ ■ ■mniuMMiiaiijia ■
B Y E R L Y M O TO R CO.
Albany, Oregon
Our new series Pontiac now on display
FARM LOANS
We have a complete line of
the well known Palmer’s
Toilet Preparations.
at lowest rate of interest,
feal Estate
Insurance
T O ILE T WATER,
prom pt service. Courteous treatment.
W m . B a in , w ith Lane County Abstract
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company, Albany
FACE POWDERS, TALCUM
SACHET, SOAPS, COMPACTS,
I f you enjoy a good meal
now a good meat when you get it
V o u 'llb e b a c k for you’ll not forget it.
GARDEN GLO, PERFUME
ETC.
PARAGON CAFE
L E E D R U G ST O R E
1st. & Ferry.
■ ■ ■ ■ B BD
Legion lunch
Tuesdays
G E O . M. G IL C H R IS T
ALBANY
Over 30 years in Albany, Oregon 1
B B B B a a s a B B B B B H O B I
Ticket office Bell Line Stage,
Albany to San Francisco, $1.5.
.. iim<..
H a s k in s & T a lb e rt
Sears’ Grocery
V
A Service and Cash Store
Ask for prices.
.
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A lb a n y B a rg a in House
A lb an y
feamery Association
Manufacturers of
LINN BUTTER
and Buyers of Eggs
‘‘liners Co-operative
Creamery
K rea k in jr I n to S • r in t
When you break into print M r Advertiser.
pays you to use cuts to aid you in your break
ing. Cuts create interest, get attention, and
i t
“ Galloping Fury”
and a ll occasions.
New and Second Hand Furniture
Highest Prices paid for a ll kinds
o Junk. Wool, Hides, Furs, Pelts
sscara Bark.
Albany Oregon
Miss L in ie Akers of Bellwood,
SATURDAY
C u t flowers
F lora l art for every
For New and Second Hand
Pianos. Pianos For Kent.
A lb a n y , Oregon
P a ., h is bsen county correspondent
Hoot Gitsor. in
A lb a n y F loral Co.
AW. and plants,
i
Call At
Davenport Music House
The polilico l p ,l I ga„ to boil
down jn Portland Monday, The
only thing to do now is to tee th a t
it dou’ t to il di v.
B R O W N S V IL L E
405 West F irst
B U T T B R -N U T BREAD
Tues., Wed., Thur.
March 6 7-8
The a g iic u lt u ia l s it u a t ir n in t ie
ita 'e is considered excellent at the
preseut tin e aud gross fir m iu-
c ones higher than at at y lin.e
sn ce the peak in 1919-20.
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L"_JL —■
The com m unity house idea
very much alive and ail civic cluha
that Have subecribed certain ,uiue
lu the project are going m errily ou
and raising their pledges.
fo ■ the home town paper fo r 24
A lbany baking co .
R em nants H a lf P rice
I ’rof. Cheney of New York U ni
ve n ity declares coffee in under
liou is beneficial to 90 per cent of
adult persons. A i the present puce
the other ten per cent are coming
along nicely, too.
veare.
J
/7 \\
» / f l b a n y ¿ / d ir e c t o r y
help to get increased results from y o u r a d v e rtisin g .
.
»^iderable coT t s e c u r ^ t lic v v 'L ? 1 \ ? ’o u r n e e tls - w o h a v e a t c o n .
C u t a n d C o p y S e rv ic e
T in
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N e w *P a Pe r U n ‘ o n A d v e r t is in g
I ' a ' e a n v « s u p p ly o f U l, t
3 nU” l t h ’ y r e ’ ea8° 80 w e a Iw a y s
I
-d a te c o p y a n d c u ts f o r y o u r use.
Phone 206 and we w ill d ro p in and ta lk
over your A D V E R T IS IN G P L A N S .
The Halsey Enterprise
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$
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Furniture Co.
E ir s l S tre e t
A lbany, O regon
; Complete Home
* urnishers
< CclM H Ran„K
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r Vision Is Above Price
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u n c e G O \’P
'»u r?piatt. ' '° a,n°u n t of money
‘ he i!,ns, p r i’.?“ L e>es*ght. I t i t
*»»1001. Far , * ° 4,1 r ° u r
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prec,° “ » to be
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y o u i '» " 1” bar» ’ *“
'ention come io "
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perl optical *ervioZUre to Ket e x *
*‘l ” *r» Pr ice y
* * * • fa ir and
dependable .»» * * r , P’J tation
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11 r *>es exan
,njo’’
here.
' “ mined and fitted
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S,re« ’ Albany,Ore.
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