SOCIETY NOTES I Continued from page 1. I w ith the subject aho displayed Dainty Spring Dress Goods In the Latest Materials and Smartest Patterns Warm Spring days great blue skies! Away w ith all the old winter things! First come to Koontz & Company for brand new prints—then to home fo r a busy day of sewing—and presto! A brand new frock fo r so little . Here are floral prints, modernistic prints, tiny prints, large prints, fru it p rin ts—in dozens of lovely shades, all colors fast. K O O N T Z ’S . delicious lunch at email tablea late I ¡0 evening. Each table was e ' decorated in keeping w ith the East. number of drawings and pictures er spirit. The place cards were in obtained from the state lib ra ry , the form o f small chick». ft was decided during the business The in v ita tio n list included Mea- aeaaiea that the club m em bers. dames A ’ a Eastburn, Roy East- would set ve a lunch on election burn, Kennelh Payne, Ro^e Dong- day. 9100 raised during the year ' las, B. Peebler }. A. Lawrensou, eg part of the pledge for the com- and F- M C linton and the Misses m unity h a ll was deposited. Fifteen Margaret Hurst. Helen Thompson, member» answered ro ll ca ll w ith Lucile I.awrenson, Eller, and Jean current events. Mrs. M ary Irv in g Baker and T hyra Peebler, all of of Portlaud was a complimented Albany, Meedaraes M- B. Cole and guest. Kenneth Coburn 0, Eugene, and At fo ur o’clock the hostess in ­ Mesdames Harold M uller and Fay» vited her gursts to the din ing room. ette Lake of Halsey. • • * Small Ch'nese parasols were used for table decorations, w ith a m inia­ The members of the Gy psy Rover ture lake form ing the centerpiece. Camp Cookery club met at the The place cards were stn -l! Chinese home of their leader, F. Buford ladies aud were the handwork of Morris, last evening- The boys the hostess. Noodles, creamed are progressing ra p id ly and are chicken, salad, wafers, Chiuece now m aking biscuits. They plan to nuts and tea was served. make a demonstration on achieve­ • * • ment day. The personnel o f the Mrs. Elm er Lake, of Salem, who club is B luford Moss president, was a guest o f her sister. Mrs. Bu- Cedric Moody vice president, Ken. ford M orris lust week was the honor netb W orkinger secreiary, Charles guest at a “ shower” at the Morris Reeves and A rth u r Moss, home on F rid ay evening w ith the NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. guest list made up of form er A l­ Notice is hereby given that the under­ bany friends. One of the diver- signed, as Executors of the Last Will 8IOD8 of the evening was au Easter and Testament and Estate of Delos Wes­ egg hunt by the honor guest who ley. deceased, have filed with the Clerk instead of finding eggs, found many of the County Court for Linn County, Oiegon, their Final Account aud the d a in tily wrapped packages ccn- Judge of said Court has fixed the 24th taing both p re tty and useful gifts. day of April, 192S at the hour of one Conversation and music were other o’clock p. m. at the County Court House in the City of Albany, Linn County, Oregon as the time and place for hear­ ing objections, if any, to said Final Ac- L ittle Chickens, Big Chickens and Young Chickens w s Wealey, l G. Wealey, Executors, McDaniel Monument Works, 119 E. 3rd S t , Albany. The entire stock of mon­ uments and markers to be closed out at greatly reduced prices as 1 am go­ ing out of business. A12-m3. y af 22 29-Apnl 5-12-19. Classified 02818467 FOR SALE—Jersey Black Giant egg* t : per 15. E. A. P. LaFollette. Hal- sey, Otego*» FOR SALE—Baled oat hay, contains small per centage of vetch C. R A12* Evans. Kt. 1, II ilsev. FOR SALE—Ore used Fordson tractor in A 1 condition J150. Whiteside Si l.ocke. Corvallis, i >r.______ M29—A5 FOR SALE—One full blood Jersey cow 8-yrs. old, freshen Oct. 2, no papers. One high grade Jersey cow. 8-years old, freshen Oct. 18. One full blood Jersey cow 10-years old Huy with confidence. Our used cars w ith an O K, that counts are thoroughly reconditioned and refinished. We are just installing our new duco Duco plant which will enable us to give you better used cars for less money. 1927 Chev Ton Truck and cab S45C.00 1927 Star Coupe, like new, only run 4000 m ile s .............. ....$ 4 95.00 1927 Chev coach, rnotoi recon­ ditioned.......................................$525.00 1924 Ford truck with cab and stock bodv, Ruxtell, starter,etc$225.0O 1924 Overltnd to u rin g ............. $ 90 00 1921 Chev-touring.....................$ 60.00 bantiam Chevrolet Co., 1st at Baker, Albany, Ore. Phone 720. ‘quality—alwavs at a saving Albany, Oregon “Pay-Day” Overalls Choice of American Workmen With the Union Label Made to our specifications of staunch, durable 2.20 blue denim— the standard of workmen who demand the best in Work Clothes. Cut big and roomy all over, triple-stitched; six pockets, bar- tacked to prevent ripping. Jack­ ets w ith engineers’ cuffs to match. A ll sizes including E x ­ tra Sizes— overall or jumper for men at—- Dana C. Rossman FUNERAL D IR E C T O R 429 Lady Assistant Halsey Meat Market freshen Mag .20, no papers. One Sattley’-cream separator No. IS. One rural mail box. C.W. W right al2 I k . b o u ... . . . . . a . .OU.l.Dd IO T.b.U U ll.iO < U i-lM U I. All 1 alls answered day or night Phone 255. Halsey. Oregon Sirloin Steak, per lb. T-Bone Steak, per lb. Pot Roast, per lb. Rib Beef Boil, per lb. Hamburger, per lb. Loin Perk Chops, lb. Pork Shoulder Roast 20c ---- " I O G eo . H o ffm an . Prop. cih&^leaner far. ■ B ■ I» : R ■ : * I èveryRoom in líourlíome w ill dq kuna *' iffth e n ^ C HALSEY THEATRE TUESDAY. APRIL 17, 8 O’clock "ex ‘The Y a n k e e C lip p er1 A th rillin g page from the most glorious era in American his­ tory when romance and adventure rode high in the rigging of white-winged greyhoutds o f the sea. vacuum cleaners D r a m a tic , T h r illin g a n d A b s o rb in g F ind out today W h ic h o fth e s e ^ ¡ ¡ Q h t^ e iq h i^ The greatest picture achievement o f the year. ■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■■«■»■■■■■■■a F o u r D ep en d ab le Chick Feeds From Start to Finish Use Hodger.-Brew 28 Chick Feeding Circular gives fu ll instructions for using these feeds. W rite for your copy. It is FREE. Hodgen-Brewster Feeds are Made to Make Good. They Do! Hodgen-Brewster Feeds Fed the Hodgen-Brewster Way W ill Bring Success. S c h u ltz Bros. W a re h o u s e Co. Phone Shedd. 8F23 or w rite for delivery prices warehouse at Fayetteville. Postoffice Shedd. Oregon 1. P R E M IE R -D U P L E X , large capacity bag, ball bearing motor and brush, * needs *n o 1 YOU Halsey Garage Hodgen-Brewster Milk-Grain Chick Feed — An ideal dried milk mash feed! Hodgen-Brewster Wisconsin Milk Chick Mash— For modified all-mash feeding. 1 O ill T lita efficient flo o r-p o lish in g a tta c h m e n t adds m uch to you r cleaner and costs but little . er. ideal for cleaning autos and as auxiliary. Candy for H e r- A dainty box o f any o f the popular brands of candies in our well assorted stock would make a most appro­ priate g ift to your best g irl - sweetheart or wife. The g ift would be doubly acceptable if purchased at C lark’s where none but the best is carried in stock. Clark's Confectionery > « « • mountain S tates power C ompany During A prd O nly Electric coffee, made at the table by the Hot-Drip method, in this attractive, nickel-finished HOTPOINT. ELECTRIC PER CO LA TO R , will add much to your meals and subtract but little from your purse. on|y j o L