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“ SUNSHINE AND WARMER”
TOO MUCH FOR TRAPMEN
Wear-Ever
P e r fe c t D ay M ak es a C lean
S co re and G unm en
, S lu m p
6-Q uart
If you smoke
for pleasure
A lu m in u m
With perfect weather and the
bees droning auiorg the blossom«
of the nearby orchard and field
mice playing hide and seek among
the empty gun shells, Towaer out
in the adjoining field digging out
a gopher, robin redbreast chirking
sweet music to bii cutie; oh whal e
the use of mentioning any more
distracting things, enough has been
said a'.ready and anyone who ie
acquainted with Oregon spring
days kt.ows th at such a time is
not conducive to good marks­
manship.
A spirit of live and let live was
not only felt but practiced and the
only man of the gun club member,
ship whose nature was awry with
this epirit was C. H. Morris who
tore ino the little harmless pigeons
for a 25 straight. C. P. Moody and
Frank Gansle both wavered long
enough for a miss each and the
end of a perfect day was not to be.
Drinkard, Norton, Cross, Fuller,
Hover, who usually are strong on
getting all of them, listened too
long to mother nature and let one
or two go.
During the day|some good work
was done by different members of
the club. Tom Hover shattered 28
out of a possible 24 in a double
event and C. P. Moody hung Up a
score of 49 out of a possible 50 in
hir first two strings.
The club maintains its per cent-
age standing.
K e ttle
98c
Thia offer is good only from
April 12th to 21st. Cover to
fit 6-qt. Kettle only 32 cts.
Here are a few of its many uses: Cooking vegetables, pre­
serving fruit, making pot roasts, canning fruit, boiling
dumplings, making apple butter, stewing meat, making soup
A lso g e t th is
S te w Pan
2-qt. c a p a c ity
59c.
Cover, 2fc. extra
H ill & Co.
H a rd w a re
P o u ltr y S u p p lie s
T in w a re
T U S S 1 N G & T U S S IN G
L ake C reek N ew s
LAW YERS
tE n tarprtas C orrsapoodsnoaj
Halsey and Brownsville
Oregon
DELBERT STARR
Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmer
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Brownsville, Oregon
I W hiteside
& Locke
[ Hardware, Im plem ents and Sporting
Goods. Hudson and Essex Autos
1 3 rd & M a d is o n Sts., Corvallis. Ore.
JIM H O R N IN G
Genevieve Hooper who is teach
ing school at Black Butte, spent
the Easter vacation with her par­
ents who live near Nixon.
Miss Noia Coldiron visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O, G. Cold­
iron, the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brock and Club
Won
Lost
T ie d
2
daughter, Dorris, drove to Leba­ C o q u ille ________ 20______
non to spend Easter with Mrs H e p p n e r_________ 2 1 _____ 3______ 0
Salem ..................... 19.............. S...........0
Brock’s parents, Mr.and Mrs. Wat. K la m a th ....................17......... 6 ............. 1
Curtis.
McMinnville____ 17_____ 7______ 0
Mrs. J. W- Morgan is at home Ech o ........................... 15............. 6 ............. 3
again after spending several weeks Hillsboro................. .1 5 ......... 6 _____ 3
Roseburg _______ 16_______8 ______ 0
in Oakland, California.
M e d fo rd _________ 16______ 8 ______ 0
Mrs. N. H. Cummings returned Huntington _____ 1 5 . . . . . . 8 _______1
to her home here Sunday evening Bend...................... 11............. 8............. 2
General Blacksmithing
Acetylene W eldiug
F irs t & Adams,
Corvallis. Ore.
T H E B A L L S T U D IO
"‘X
F is h e r -B r a d e n
Funeral Directors-Embalmers
Lady Assistant.
Chapel or Residence Funerals.
Phone 95.
Albany, Oregon
THE HOME OF AKTISTIC
PHOTOGRAPHY
Kodak work, frames and copying
of old pictures.
T h ird & Jefferson, Corvallis, Ore.
NEW SPRING
WALLPAPER
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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
Agent
H ub Cleaning Works
Albany Laundry Every Tuesday
E. C.
M IL L E R
from Bedford, Iowa where she was
called by the death of her mother.
Mrs. Dicy Brock is vieiling her
daughter Mrs.Ed Wigleand family
near Rowland.
Miss Jersaline
Hockensmitb,
Russell H Tndon and Jack Under.
Ju3t in
Allphin’s Auction House
R e m n a n ts H a lf P r ice
Broadalbin St., Albany
The Only Exclusive
Wall Paper and Paint Store
In Linn County.
Auction Sat. April 14,1 p. m.
F u rn itu re— liv e stock — w ill be
sold. I f you have anything you
w ant sold, bring it in. F urniture
sold at private sale anytime. Farm
machinery sold a t all times.
F.C. DANNALS
123 East Third St.
E u g e n e __________1 4 . . . . . 1 0 . . _____ 0
P o rtla n d _________ 13___ .. 1 1 ______ 0
Halsey ................ . . 1 2 ______ 12
0
M on ito r_____ ____ 12............ 17.............0
Pendleton................ 11 . . . . 13.^___ 1
La G ra n d e _______ 11_____ 13______ 0
P rineville ..............1 0 ............12_____ 2
B a n d o n _________ 1 0 . . . . . . 1 3 _______ 1
T h e D a lle s ...: ___ 10............ H .......... 0
E n te rp ris e ............... 9 . .
. 1 5 ....... 0
Arlington ____ ■__ 6 . . . . . . 1 8 . . . . . . 0
Siletz ....................... 6 .............18......... 0
N e e d y .......................8 ............... 16....... 0
Baker .......................4 ...............20............0
A stcria...................... 4 ______ 19____ I
Union ...................... 1 ............ 23........ 0
T o led o ...................... 1...........2 3 . . . . . . 0
Albany
GLOBE
—a n d th a t's w h a t m a d e
t h is c ig a r e t t e f a m o u s —
j o in th e h a p p y c o m p a n y
o f sm o k e r s w h o are
g e ttin g c o m p le te e n jo y ­
m e n t fr o m s m o k in g
Camels
T o d a y , us for m a n y y e a r s, C a m e ls le a d by
b illio n s a n d th e y k e e p r ig h t o n g r o w in g
( 1 9 2 ® , B . 1. R » 7 « o ld . T . k * « »
• m p s o v , W ln a to n -S a le m , N . C .
S
wood wire among the young people
from here who attended the high
school carnival at Halsey Friday
night.
•
George G ithensof Peoria attend­
ed church here Sunday morning
and was a dinner guest at the
Thomas Ardry home.
Wendle Finney of Philomath
was a week eud guest at the A
Hathaway home.
M'ss Helen Williams who is at-
tending O.S-C,, spent Easter with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C 8.
Williams Miss Dorris Ryeider, »
fellow student, accompanied her
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Spores ol
Mohawk, were other guests.
Mrs. Rachael Nicholson and
daughter, Neeta, were ehopping in
Eugene Saturday,
Miss Edith Bilyeu is at home
again after several weeks spent in
Salem where she visited her sister,
Mis. Wayne Barber.
Miss Jessaline Hoekensmilb re­
turned to her school work at O.S.
C. Sunday after a woeks absence
on account of sickcers,
A lbany
Sun. Mon. Tues. April 15-17
Syd. Chaplin in
“ The Fortune Hunter ”
Wednesday Only. A p ril 18
J. P. Matthews
Auto Tops Curtains and
Seat Covers
Pola Negri in
^Three Sinners’
Thur. Friday, April 19-20
John Barrymore in
“ When A Man Loves ”
Saturday Only, April 21
“Judgment of the Hill»”
G lass In c lo su r e s fo r A ll M ak es o f C ars.
326 South Second Street.
Corvallis, Oregon
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Triangle Baby Chick
Mashes and Scratches
We have a complete line inclluding the
Alinone Baby Chick Starter, a milk
mash and scratch combined.
Used by prominent Valiev Poultrymen.
O. W . F R U M
Hay
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Grain
Feed
(B y an Enterprise Reporter)
A lb an y F lo ra l Co.
Cot
Nice of Alsea were week end visit-
ors at the Merwvn Van Nice home.
Miss Eilen Van Nice hie been em ­
ployed to teach in the Lebanon
schools next vear.
Attorney fussing return ;d T ues­
day evening from Portland.
flowers ^ / 7 ^ i b a n y ^ / > i r e c t o r y
* * anil plants. Floral art for every
and all occasions.
Flo w er phone 458-1.
Call At
Davenport Music House
For New and Second Hand
Pianos. Pianos For Rent.
Albany, Oregon
y„„
A lb an y B a r g a in H ou se
New and Second Hand Furniture
Highest Prices paid for all kinds
of Junk, Wool, Hide», Furs, Pelta
Cascara Bark.
Albany Oregon.
Albany
Creamery Association
Manufacturers of
~ lbasy baking co
A
405 West F irst
B U T T E R -N U T BR E A D
i p AST
A LB A N Y HARDER
SHOE
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Charles R. Goltra, Proprietor
Member of Manter Barbers Association.
Specializing in I.adie«' and Children'«
H air Cut» and Bob»
W ork Guaranteed
1029 East Second St.
Albany, Ore.
A
lbany
BANK We
P A S T B U R N ’S GROCERY
A-4
4lli and Lyons Street
Tbe place to buv good groceries at the
right price. On the corner, plenty of
room to park. Albany.
EVirtmiller Furniture Co., furni-
*
lure, rugs, linoleum, stove» ranges.
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
•treet, Albany, Oregon.
olman
LINN BUTTER H
and Buyers of Egfis
A Fain e rs’ Co-operative
Creamery
s ia t e
invite your business. Saving« and
commercial account«
Capital, turplu«,
undivided profit«, |IOO. t0o.
& jackson
Grocery— Bakery
E ve ryth in g in the line of rats
Opposite Poatoffice
I
" lim
c a f e .
Harold G. M urphy Prop.
Phone 6*,5
W k n k v e k CUOSK
m p e r ia l
A
O. J. Allertaon and fan ily spent
Sunday at the J. N. Elliott home
ennings Auto Top Shop—Auto
M*mie Falk was a guest at the
trim m in g , seat covers and w inter in ­
H. J. Falk home last Sunday.
closures. 202 It- Second. Phone 4 lx j.
N. L. Jennings Manager
Mr. and Mr«. W. A. Falk and
son Rawleigh were guests at tl e
OSCOK AMES HARDW ARE
C. L. Fain J r. home last Suuday.
The Winchester Store
422 W est E ir s t S tr ee t
Miss Doris Howard has acc.pted
A
lb
a
n
y
,
O
regon
O A K L A N D — PO NTIAC'S
t i e offer of teaching the Kirk
Sales and Service
school again uext year.
Good usedcarso Id w ith our guarantee
Alice, Fred and Margaret H ird-
B Y E R L Y M O T O R CO.
ing ip en t Sunday afternoon with
Albany, Oregon
Our new series Pontiac now on display
Betty Jean and Jimmy Van Nice.
Universal & Celcnial Ranges
Grace K’rk and Doris Howard
spent tbe week end in Lebanon
at lowest rate ol interest.
i
where they were guests of Carrie i
Real Ettfate
Insurance
Your
Vision
Is
Above
Price
Downing.
prompt service, courteous treatm ent.
W a . B a i n , w ith Lane County Abstract
Once G O N E , no amount of money
Louise Seefeld of Monmouth
company, Albany
can replace your eyesight. I t is
spjot tbe week end here at tbe
the most priceless ol all your pos­
I f you enjoy a good meal
sessions. Far too precious to be
borne of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs.
And know a good meal when you get it
tossed around on the bargain
You’ll fie back for you'll not forget it.
Henry Seefeld.
block. W hen your eyes need at­
tention come to a
Clarence Gillette ha« returned
Reliable Optometrint
from Salem where he had been to
G E O M. G IL C H R IST
Then you w ill be sure to get e x ­
visit Mrs. G illette who is ill in
ALBANY
pert optical service at a fair ami
that city. He reports she is grtting
square price, Years of service to
T ic k e t office Bell l ine Stage.
tbe public has b uilt a refutation
Albany to San Francisco, »15.
along nicely.
lor dependable service and l-A IR
dealing You w ill enjoy having
L. R Falk, F. W. Falk and R.
your eyes examined and fitted
E. Bierly a rd their families ate
H a sk in s & T alb ert
here.
Easter dinner at the C. L. F alk
Sears’ Grocery
Harold Albro,
Sr., home. During tbe afternoon
Jeweler and Optom etrist,
A Service and Cash Store
C, H. Falk was also a visitor.
313 West First Street Alliany.O r».
Ask for prices.
W ill Fry and daughters, Jose-
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
J
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Complete Home
Furnishers
FARM LOANS”
n ■ ■ • ■ * ’ ' a
F o r S u c c e ss w ith th e B aby C h ick s
M ak e Y o u r P la n s N ow to In clu d e th e u se o f
S p o o n R iver Sparks
phine and Julia and Frank Titus
of Portland pleasantly surprised
the H. L, Straley family with a
visit Sunday. Charles Straley and
family of Halsey were ulso visitors
Mrs. J. H. Van Nice and son
Kenneth of Salem and Ellen Van
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Protected
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I
Against accidents, bruises,
negligence, cuts, blowouts,
rim cuts, wheel alignment,
under inflation or any road
hazard by the
Seiberling Protected
Service Corporation.
Arrow
Garage
Halsey, Oregon.
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