HALSEY ENTERPRISE, HALSEY, OREGON, APRIL 5. 1028
Building for the Ages
Built centuries ago, yet built so well that it will withstand many more
centuries, the Sphinx stands as a lasting monument to honeSt effort
So may we build, not alone the material creations which go
tow ard making up this community, but may we also build good will upon a foundation of honest
trading w ith our fellow men, so that it will outlast even the most substantial of concrete erections.
To make our dreams of a greater community come true, we must
start to build from the very foundation. Confidence in our home institutions, as evidenced by our trade
relations w ith them, is the cornerstone— careful and conscientious regard for our credit standing
in our dealings, and a willingness to do our full share in any and every enterprise that tends to the
good of our community, are the materials we should use in our building, if it is to outlast the ages.
Then we will have a Community of which we may well be proud.
The following business and professional interests stand ready to serve you and
HALSEY
F. G. WORKINGER
Halsey Garage
Gas— Oils— Tires— Repairing
HILL & COMPANY
Hardware — Farm Implements
Furniture
VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY
Lumber — Shingles and
Building Materials
O. W. FRUM
Warehouse
Buys and Sells Feeds, Hay, Grain and Wool
MORRIS PHARMACY
Drugs — Stationery
Prescriptions filled
Soda Fountain
LAKE & LAKE
GEORGE HOFFMAN
Halsey Meat Market
“First Class Meats Only”
FRANK G. GANSLE
Arrow Garage
Gas—Oils—Repairing—Towing
M. V. KOONTZ COMPANY
Dry Goods
Shoes, Groceries, Crockery
T. J. SKIRVIN
Warehouse
Grain, Clover, Rye Grau, bought and sold
Good Luck Egg Mash
Commercial Printer»
Editors “Enterprise**
DANA C. ROSSMAN
Funeral Director
Lady Assistant
TUSSING & TUSSINO
Attorneys-at-I^iw
Offices Halsey and Brownsville
HALSEY STATE BANK
Capital and Surplus $35,000
Commercial and Savings Accounts
solicited
C. G. HAMER
Taxi
Southern Pacific Stage Halsey to Brownsville
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