Iftlsev Enterprise, FTaleey, Oregon, April 19, 1928
»d with the church, T hursday
GUN CLUB FINISHES WELL UP From the way they sound to us, the East disregards custom and
sveoiug at ibe Presbyterian church
some of those voices we hear over tradition by displaying this sign:
after the regulir weekly prayer IN OREGONIAN TELEGRAPHIC
the radio must emanate from Pie like mother used to make, 6c.
meeting. Contest« and games were
throats not soothed by toas'ed cig- Pies like mother tried to make 12o
enjoyed after which dainty refresh Porcontago Remarkably Good and are“ « » . ________
meuts of fruit salsd, cake, sand­
Members Jubilant Over Fine
Mothers are seldom referrd to in
wiches and coffee and cocoa were
Showing
Made
•
flippant
way but a bakery in
A lu m in u m
served. The Davis orchestra fur-
nished music for *he occasion.
^U1
Sunday closed the Otegonian's
Mrs. J. C. Dawson and Mrs. R. Te’egraphic Trap Shooting Event
G. Hamilton were the delegates to which the loeal gun club entered
the Presbyterial which convened at the beginning as a new club
in
the new Laurelhurst church in and its members practically inex
H l
p r iG
Portla~d
Tuesday and Wednesday perienced in this form of sport, as
This offer is good only from
of
this
week.
April 12th to 21st. Cover to
well as being green in knowledge
fit 6-qt. Kettle only 32 cts.
Miss Adah Post who hss been in of rules and regulations governing
Portland for several months help­ this sport, but making up for most
Here are a few of its many uses: Cooking vegetables, pre*
ing care fur her aunt, Mrs. Sarah of this in loyalty, enthusiasm and
serving fruit, making pot roasts, canning fruit, boiling
A dainty box of any of the
Campbell during a serious iitness, determination to put the club on
dumplings, making apple butter, stewing meat, making soup
popular brands of candies
spent Easter at home returning to the sports map and keep it there
in our well assorted stock
Portland Munday.
and
this
they
have
done
well.
A lso g e t th is
would make a most appro­
Like all e'ubs ot the kind it has
The junior choir consisting of 21
When in trouble call Halsey
priate
gift to your best girl
voices undsr the direction of J. W. its star performers and these were
Garage and have them tune
—sweetheart
or
wife.
Barton of the United Pr sbyterian few but now the club can boost of
up, and make the necessary
2 qt. ca p a city
number of performers who can
church of Albany, is schedule 1 to
repairs on your car.
The gift would be doubly
sing at the Shedd church Sunday bitch up close to a straight 25 clay
acceptable if purchased at
Federal and Fisk Tires
morniVg April 15, beginning at 10 birds any time between meals and
Clark’s where none but the
in Stock.
not strain themselves either.
o’clock.
Cover, 25c. extra
best is carried in stock.
At times the old reliables have
Mrs, J. A.Couey was among the
had
to step back and watch a new
C la rk ’s C o n fe c tio n e r y
guests invited to attend the theatre
F. G. Workinger
man
cop the lea l string which has
party and the entertaining and
instructive meeting of the farm, probably helped much toward
H a rd w a re
T in w a re
P o u ltr y S u p p lie s
home and community rewswriters strengthening the per centrge of
the club.
sponsored by C. J. McIntosh, pro-
The club boasts a large member­
tessor of i t J n tri il journ tlisin at
ship but there is quite a number
O.8.C.,
which
was
held
in
Albany
T U S S IN G & T U S S IN G
who do not participate in its ac­
recently.
F ayetteville Items
LAW YERS
tivities but are slaunoh supporters
On S a le m H ig h w a y
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
and their membership is worth
Alford Arrows
Halsey and Brownsville
(Too late for last week.)
much to the organization which is
Oregon
E very F rid a y , S a tu r d a y and S u n d a y
(By Special Correspondent)
officered
and controlled by real live
Mies Ethel Workinger a former
Little Marjorie Terry is visiting fellows whose backing spells suc­
locil girl but now nursing in the
Slow Drags and Waltzes on Friday Nights.
DELBERT STARR
St. Vincent hospital at I'oitland, her grandmother Mrs. Kunys in cess to any undertaking and the
Something
New! You will enjoy these Friday Night Dances.
'uneral Director and Licensed
new club bouse being plauned will
Eugene«
speut
the
Easter
vacation
at
the
.
Gentlemen 75c. Ladies Free.
Embalmer
he tho next thing to claim their
home
of
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Michael
Rickard
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Saturday Nights—Ssarkling, Sensational Musical Battle by
attention,
G.L. Workinger.
were Sunday afternoon callers at
Brownsville, Oregon
two dance bands. Crowd picks the winner every Saturday
The club finished the tourna­
Easter guests at the home of A. E. Whitbeck’s.
Night. Big Crowds Lots of Dancing Great Time. Gome.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Painter were
Frank Hay, who died in Salem, ment in 13th place but this does
Sunday Nights Dancing from 8 to 11 o’clock. Geo 1 Music.
represent the ability of the
W h ite s id e & L o c k e Mrs. Emma McKinley who recent­ was buried in the Alford cemetery not
membership. The avtrage of T2
ly returned from a trip through Monday afternoon.
ardware, Im plem ents and Sporting
broken
rocks out of 75 each event
California. Her eon Erneet of Cot­
George Godwin and family of
Goods. Hudson and Essex Autos
tage Grove was also a guest at the Buena Vista were week ead guests looks better and is better and thai
rd & Madison Sts.. Corvallis, Ore.
is the percentage of the .11 high
Painter home.
at the John Rolfe home,
men.
These Old Time Dances are Best and Biggest in the county
A reception was given in honor
W. C. Sickels and family wero
Out of 9 times at the rail J. W.
of new members who recently unit- guests at the E. D. Isom home
JIM H O R N IN G
Drinkard was high man 6 times,
Thursday evening of last week.
General Blacksmithing
Tom Hover 5, Jess Cross 4, W. L. A lbany Floral Ce. Cut flowers
il
and plants.
F lo ral art for every
Mia, J H. Rickard and ren, Norton 3, C. P. Moody 2, F. Gan- x ami
Acetylene W elding
b a n y _ £ / ree to ry
F
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lie
r
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B
r
a
d
e
n
and all occasions.
Eirat & Adams,
Corvallis. Ore.
Emery,
attended
the
funeral
of
sle 2, Chas Morris 2, E. Hover 1,
b lo w er phone 458-J.
Furierai Directors-Embalmers
Mrs. Georgia For ter at Tangent Martin Koontz 1. Chas. Hamer 1.
Lady Assistant.
*7$ A i - b . w v ’ b a K'. ng TÖT”
Monday.
Cliapel or Residence I-'unerals
2 *
405 West First
Call
At
Phone
95.
Albany,
Oregon
T H E B A L L S T U D IO
Mrs.F. H. Portei of Eugene and
B U T T B K -N U T U R E A »
Davenport Music House
THE HOME OF AATISTIC
her daughter,M rs.Gertrude McKel-
EVAST A LB A N Y BARBER
S IIU H
PHOTOGRAPHY
For New and Second Hand
on of Portland, called on Mrs. A.,
Kodak work, frames and copying
Citarles R. (lo ltra , Proprietor
Pianos.
Pianos
For
Rent.
of old pictures.
Member of M aster Barbers Asscciatioti.
B O B B IN G
E. Whitbeck last week.
Albany, Oregon
T h ird & Jefferson, Corvallis, Ore.
Specializing in Lathes' and C hildren's
B A R B E R IN G
Lillie R ckard spent four dai a Halsey Boy Coming to Front as An
I I n r < u t s iiiii B o b e
W ork Guaranteed
BATHS AND
1029 East Second St.
Albany, Ore.
of last week in Medford where she
S H A M P O O IN G
All Around Athlete
attended
district
conference
of
the
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lb
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A
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Agent
LBANY STATE BANK We
H ub Cleaning Works
-r “ invi ite your business. Savings and
Methodist church.
New and Second Hand Furniture
N
atural
athletic
ability,
h
ith
tr-
commercial
. accounts.
---- ——._. - Capital,
—.
surplus,
Albany Laundry Every Tuesday
Highest Prices paid for all kinds
undivided profits, $100.(00.
Roland Porter of Cascade Sum­ to undeveloped, is rapidly bringing
of Jim k, Wool, Hides, Purs, Pelts
E. C . M I L L E R mit visited at the Chester Curtis Kenneth Vannice, graduate of the Cascara Bark. Albany. Oregon.
1? A S I BU I! N 'H G R O C ER Y
&4Miiintiu«ii
“
-4tli and Lyons Street
him e Sunday afternoon. Twenty- Hilsey nigh school, into the first
Just in
1 be place to buy good groceries at the
thre e years ago Mr. Porter lived line of W illamette university ath ­
right price, (in the corner, plenty of
room to park. Albany.
ou the Curtis place but bad been letics, according io Coach Roy
A lb a n y
R e m n a n ts H a lf P rice
away for 12 years so noticed many Keene who in one year has worked
EVntm iller Furniture Co., furni-
A s s o c ia tio n * ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges.
Vannice irto a three sport man of C re a m e ry
Broadalbin S t., Albany
changes.
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
The Only Exclusive
the varsity squad.
M anufacturers of
street, Albany, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. E D. Isom and
Auction Sat. April 28,1 p. m.
Wall Paper and Paint Store
First football, then basketball,
daughter Beverly, attended church
OLMAN & JACKSON
In Linn County.
and
now as pitcher on the Wiliam-
Grocery— Bakery
st Junction City Sunday evening.
Furniture— live stock — w ill be
E v e ryth in g in the line of eats
etts
nine,
is
K
enneth’s
record
Al­
Otheis attending from Halsey were
sold. I f yon have anythin g yon
Opposite Fostoffice
and B u yers o f E ggs
w ant sold, bring it in. Pnrnitnre
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Smith, Ivan though he will not head the list of
I M P E R I A L C A F E , 2 0 9 W . h ir s t
A F a r m e r s ’ C o - o p e r a t iv e
told at private sale anytime. Farm
and Margaret Smi-h, Ralph and six pitchers held in reserve, be will
A-
Harold G. M urphy Prop.
machinery sold at all times
123 East Third St. Albany
C ream ery
Phone 665
Steve Smith, Carl Sperling, Gladys undoubtedly be placed in a num ­
WK nkvkk CLOSB
ber of the official games and after
Willbanks aud M irr Smith
tbis first year of experience, will
JenningH Auto Top Shop— A uto
X"
""X
• * trim m in g , seat covers and w inter in ­
bs a strong factor in W illam ette’s
Clean-Up Campaign May 1,2
clotures. 202 K. Second. Elione 41«J.
battery, 0 .8 .C. varsity, Oregon
N. L. Jennings Manager
May first end second are the
varsity, College of Puget Sound,
dates for the city annual clean-up.
DOSCOK AMS8 HABDWABB
are some of the teams against
It is urged that everyone do their
422
W
est
F
ir
s
t
S
tr
e
e
t
which the Bearcats are scheduled
The Winchester Store
part toward making a clean sweep
( A lb a n y , O regon
lo play in a se.ies of 13 encounters
O
A
K L A N D -— F O N T I A l S
of all refuse. Get all rubb sh out
j before May 12.
Sales and Service
on the curb line so it will be bandy
Good used cars sold w ith our guarantee
for the street cleaners.
F a y e tte v ille N e w s
H Y L R L V M O TO R CO.
G la ss I n c lo s u r e s fo r A ll M ak es o f C ars.
By Order City Council.
Albany, Oregon
Wear
6 *Q u art
J
K e ttle
98c
ti.
J
Candy for H er-
We Repeat—
S te w Pan
59c.
Halsey Garage
H ill & Co.
Dance a t T u m b le In n
T w o Miles N o rth of A lb a n y
Old Time Dance Thursday Night,
April 26.
Kenneth Vannice Has Natural
Athletic Ability, Says Coach
NEW SPRING
WALLPAPER
Allphin’s Auction House
LINN BUTTER H
F.C.DANNALS
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
J. P. Matthews
Auto Tops Curtains and
Seat Covers
326 South Second Street.
Complete Home
Furnishers
Corvallis, Oregon
(Enterprise correspondent)
The Enterprise $1.00 a year
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Mr. and Mrs. Gardner aud Mrs.
R. F. Hamilton m u daugnter
Shirley drove up from Portland ai d
spent the week end at the home of
Mrs. Ham ilton's mother, Mrs. II
:
G. Pugb.
Misa Geraldine Hamilton and
|
uiece,
Joyce Hamilton of Portland
F or O ne Y ear
came up Thursday to the home of
E Against accidents, bruises,
the former’s father, R. G. H am il­
I negligence, cuts, blowouts, ton,
returning to Portland Monday
■ rim cuts, wheel alignment,
wi'h the Gardners.
under inflation or any road
Mrs. Annie Cox who has been
hazard by the
visiting
in Albany aud Salem came
3 i|
Seiberling Protected
up to her sister’s, Mrs. I.loyd
i f
Service Corporation.
-
Workinger, Sunday, and on Mon­
day accompanied by her nephew,
g.I
Halsey, Oregon.
I Gerald Workinger, drove to Col-
tage Grova.
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F or S u c c e s s w ith th e B ab y C h ick s
M ake Y o u r P la n s N o w to In clu d e th e u se o f
Triangle Baby Chick
Mashes and Scratches
We have a complete line inclluding the
Alinor.e Baby Chick Starter, a milk
mash and scratch combined.
Used by prominent Valiev Poultrymen.
o. w.
Hay
' Our Seiberling ■
TIRES
Protected
■ Arrow Garage J
Grain
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Feed
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Universal & Cclcnial Ranges
Ji
Your Vinon Is Above Price
Gnce G O N E , no amount of money
can replace your eyesight- It u
the moat priceless of all your pos­
sédions. Par too precious to lie
tossed around otl the bargain
block. W hen your eyes need at­
tention come to a
Reliable Optometrint
Then you w ill Ire sure to get ex
pert optical service at a fair and
square price, Years of service to
the public has b u ilt a reputation
tor dependable service and L A IR
dealing. Vou w ill enjoy having
your eyes examined and fitted
here.
Our new series Pontiac now on display
FARM LOANS
i I at lowest
Real Estate
rate of interest. 5
Insurance
prompt
service, courteous treatment.
W m , H a in , w ith Lane County Abstract
company, Albany
I f you enjoy a good meal
And know a good meal when you get it
Y o u 'll be back for you'll B o t^ o rg e t it.
PARAGON CAFE ‘- ^ a X s 1'
GEO- M. GILCHRIST
ALBANY
T ic k e t office Bell l.ine Stage,
Albany to San Francisco, $1.4.
H a sk in s & T a lb ert
Harold Albro,
Sears’ Grocery
Jeweler and O ptom etrist,
A Service and Cash Store
313 Weal First Street Albany,Ore.
Aak for prices.