Flalsey Enterprise, Halsey, Oregon. April 19. 1928 1 SOCIETY NOTES Continued from page 1. the hospitality of ber home to the members of the Potter sewing club, with sixteen members present. In teresting contests made the after­ noon pass all too quickly and the serving of a dainty lunch brougt the pleasant time to a close. Mrs Vera Springer and Mrs. Harold Muller assisted in serving. Complimented guests were Met- dames Muller (Albany), Herold Muller, Cuma Munson and Ram­ sey and Miss Vida Albertson. • * * PIN E GROVE The members of the Kroweldeen club were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. A. L. Knigbten, Wednesday afternoon. Sewing and conversation were enjoyed for sev­ eral hours when the hostess in ­ vited her guests to the dining room where they found places at a daint­ ily appointed table. The decora­ tions w-i-e in keeping with the Easter season. A delicious lunch- | eon was served. in the Latest Materials and Smartest Patterns Coming to Albany in Internal Medicine for the past fifteen years GOOD GOODS _ jj D o e « N o t O p e r a te Will be at ¡ Prices 10c and 25c. • » a a,a,N a..,a arvaamiaammammaammuaM F o u r D e p e n d a b le C hick Feeds From Start to Finish Use Hodger-Brewster Feeds- You’ ll Use the Best. Hodgen-Brewstei Milk-Grain Chick Feed — An ideal dried m ilk mush feedj Hodgen-Brewster Wisconsin Milk Chick Mash— For modifi ?d all-mash feeding. Hodgen-Brewster Plain Chick Mash - fo r feed­ ing w ith liquid m ilk. Hodgen-Brewster Chick Scratch Feed—an ideal grain feed for chicks. And Remember A ll these Mash Feeds contain Cod Liver Meal and Minerals. They are complete feeds. Our 1928 Chick Feeding Circular gives full instructions for using these feeds. W rite fo r your copy- I t 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. Postoffiee Shedd, Oregon Albany, Oregon All the Towels You Need! A Fresh Shipment of Splendid Turkish Towels White Pine Cough Syrup 50c And Anagelsic Balm 50c Warmer weather, vacations, too, aren’t far away— all of which means that you will be needing more and more towels. Buy these now— heavy, large size, turkish towels that are a comfort to use— plain white or white with a colored stripe bor­ der. Morris Pharmacy An Outstanding Value! ii ----- in the City of Albany, Linn County, W. F. Wesley, Oregon as the time and place for hear­ L. G. Wesley, ing objections, if any, to said Final Ac­ Weatherford & Wyatt Executors. count and for the settling of said estate. Attorneys for Executors Dated tills 20th day of March, 1928. Mar. 22 29-Apnl 5-12-19. HOTEL ALBANY Monday, May 7th Office hours 10 a. ui. to 4 p m. O N E DAY ONLY No Charge foi Consultation Iir. Mellenthin is a regular graduate iu medicine and surgery and is licensed by the state of Oregon. He does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones, ulcers erf the stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful re­ sults in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid­ neys, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, lag ulcers and rectal ailments. Below are the names of a few of bis many satisfied patients in Oregon w ho have been treated for one of the above named causes: It. II Blake, Mnrsbfiehl Elmer Booker, Condon. Bessie Eckles, Empire D G. Horn, Bonanza. W. C. Itelyer, Kent. F. M Koster, Mt Angel Mr*. L H Martin. Moro. Dav is Steinon. Allegany. Fred Shields, Klamath Falls. Joe Slieosbips, Gibbon. I). I, Wagenblast. Portland. Remember the above date, that consultation on this trip will be free and that this treatment is different. Married women must be accompan­ ied by their husbands. Address. 224 Bradbury B'dg , Los An­ geles, California. The Enterprise ThisW eekOnly FOR SALE—Due used Fordson tractor in A 1 condition $150. Whiteside & Locke, Corvallis, Or. M29—A5 Specialist K O O N T Z ’S Comedy: “ Why Girls Love S ailors” M o rris 9 C old T a b le ts 25 c a box FOR SALE—Baled oat hay; contains small per centage of vetch. C. R Evans. Rt. 1, Halsey. AT 2* Dr. M ellenthin As the flame that burned men’s souls, Seena Oweps gives the most vivid portrayal o f her career in this picture. “ quality—alwavs at a saving Classified Advertisements I t ’ I I V. »9 - Warm Spring days—great blue skies! Away with all the old w inter things! F irst come to Koontz & Company for brand new p rin ts—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, tin y , prints, large prints, fru it p rin ts—in dozens o f lovely shades, all colors fast. “The Flam e of th e Y ukon” Unmistakably and Undoubtedly You Will Need Erma Falk, Gladys and Lois Chas­ tain, Louise Davidson, Emery and Jesse Rickard, B'ain and Bernard Brewer, Orie Kropf, Earl R n^dorf and family, Herman Smucker, and • * • C. A. Curtis and' family. Miss ALFORD Alice was the recipient of many Velda Curtis entertained a group nice pteseuls. of friends Thursday evening in | honor of the thirteenth birthday ♦ v V. ♦ . V V V V » - - t i i e ä ä t i e t f e of her sister Alice. Gaines were played until a late hour when de- I licious refreshments were served. Those enjoying this pleasant eve FOR SALE—Jersey Black Giant eggs $2 per 15. E. A. P. LaFollette, Hal | ning were Alice, Bertha, Frank and sey, Oregon. A’6 Ted Comely, Wil ma, Lois and Dainty Spring Dress Goods H ALSEY THEATRE TUESDAY, A P R IL 24, 8 O’clo ck If this Weather Keeps Up GAZINES AT 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 freshen May 20, no papers. One 1-attley cream separator No. 15 One rural mail box. C.W. Wright a!2 McDaniel Monument Works. 119 E. 3rd St., Albany. The entire stock of mon uments and markers to be closed out at greatly reduced prices as I am go­ ing out of business. A12-m3 Y o u r C h o ic e S LAKES—Old growth Douglas fir, on sap, guaranteed: also old growth red cedar pests of good sue; delivered any where. See Mr. Laubner or address N. O. Isaacson, Goldson, Oregon 5 ^ O f A ny Magazinesand TiiisNewspaper FOR S tl.E —A spreader; bees, comb honey, supers: also honey at closing out prices. N. T Sneed. SEED Potatoes—Marketable Burbank s for sale Bert Mmckley. EARLY Ohio seed potatoes, 5c lb., liini- ted quantity, going fast. P. J. Forster NOTICE OF FTN'.vL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as Executors of the Last Will and Testament and Estate of Delos Wes­ ley, deceased, have filed with the Clerk of the County Court for Linn County, Oiegon, their Final Account au ........................................... Statt.. St. or R. F. D................................... Halsey Meat Market 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 -... 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