Hal sey En to rprise, FTalsey. Oregon, May 3. 1928
ess served a two course lunch at
small table« Each table was cen
TAKING TO
tered with a vase filled with app!?
WONDERING
blossoms.
Mrs. Harold Muller
assisted the hostess in serving.
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Sixteen members were present (or
Dean of Men, U niversity of
the afternoon, Mrs. Frank Gansle
Illinois.
was a complimented guest.
The next meeting of the club will
'I I E king was in a sad way, so the
be at the home of Mrs. C. E Evans
legend ran, as kings have often
I), n, and are still today, If reports are
on Thursday. May 10.
to be believed. T here was a great oak
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tree that grew against the palace wall
that was so big and so thick In its
brunches that It shut out all the sun
light from the king's palace. The
king had offered faany, many dollars
to anyone who would cut down the
huge tree and let the sunlight Into the
great castle In which he lived, hut no
one had been able to do It, for ns soon
ns ever one chip of the oak’s trunk
flew off under the stroke of the ax
two more grew in its stead.
And this was not all. The king had
dug a well which was to hold water
for the whole year, but although ull
his neighbors had wells, when tliey
came to sink a wifi for the king whose
palace stood high ubovc the valley,
they had gone down only a few inches
before they struck uu Impenetrable tfetCotfrctSet ’ » -»¿oRgetSetfieRfetfe
rock
But the slug had set liis heart upon
having the oak tree cut down, and up
on having a well sunk that would fur
nish his household with abundant wa
ter. and to anyone who could accom W. II. Wheeler, Halsey, wants Barred
Rock Birds, 1% pounds up. tn3-'.C.
plish these two things he agreed to
give the lovely piineess for a wife
und half Ids kingdom. It was a prize FOR SALE—Jersey Black Giant eggs
$2 per 15. E. A. P. LaFollette, H al
well worth working for, for the king
sey, Oregon.
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dom was a noble one and the princess
was beautiful beyond dereriptlon.
McDaniel Monument Works. 119E. 3rd
St., Albany. The entire stock of won
uments and markers to be closed out
at greatly reduced prices as I am go
ing out of business.
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PIN E GROVE
Mrs. W. D. McLareu entertained
the membeis if the Kroweldeen
club at her home Wednesday after
noon. During the business session
plans were made for the entertain
ing of the husbands and frmihes
of the members at the home of
Mrs. Russel Gttliens on the eve
ning of May 5.
During the social hour the liost-
tess served ice ceam and cake,
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ALFORD
j Monday evening Mies Lillie Rick
ard was a guest at a party given by
Mrs. Loop at her home, in honor
of Miss Vera l'ullen. Games were
the diversion fur several hours after
which refreshments were served.
Fifteen were present fur this pleas-'
ant evening.
G ro ceries
Table supplies are, of course, a necessity. You
must eat. T hat’s why we are in the grocery
business in Halley. You natuially want the best
food tuff money can buy and want the prices to
be right, too. We can satisfy these demands and
wants with the best line of groceries th at are
to be had and prices are as low as can be found
anywhere in the Valley.
Edited By W ilm a W a h l
The student body oitieers hav.
been elected for next year and are
as follows: president, liess e Rey- 1
Holds; vice president, Wilma W'abl;
secretary, Ruth Sturtevant; treas-
erer, Lucille Phelps; sargent a t
arms, Colly McCord; reporter,
Muriel Lake; yell leader, Ellsworth
Gardner.
The girls of the Shedd grade
school played the girls of the local
grades. The Halsey team was de
f t ated, the score being 7 to 8
Last Wednesday the hoys of the
high school went to Hernebuig to
play a practice game with the team
there.
The high tchool play “ Aarcn
Hogg, Freshm an,” w ill be present
ed at the City Hall, Friday, May
•1.
The senior class held a meetiig
last week. It was decided to have
the baccalaureate service at the
Church of Christ on May 20. Class
night will Le at the Methodi t
ohurch May 23.
In giving the honor roll last week
the name of Bessie Reynolds was
omitted ftotn the “ B’’ average Lat.
The high school picnic will he
at Triangle Lake on June 1. The
athletic manager is trying to get a
ball game with Blachlty on t! a*
(4 )0 1 ) GOODS
Edwin F. Fortmiller
S O C IE T Y N E W S
From Our
C indidute for
County Coroner. Linn County
Republican Primaries
May 18. 1928
h «• k
Regular Correspondents
Mr». Dana. C. Rossman was a
charming boatess of Thursday af
ternoon w hen she extended th e hos
pitality of her home to the mem
ber« of the Study club. The rooms
were gay with vases filled with
i l apple b'oBsonts while pink and
green wae the color scheme carried
out in the other decorations.
h s ‘ n n
Tandy for Her--
A dainty box of any of the
popular brands of candies
in our v e il assorted stock
would m ake a most appro
priate x ift to your best girl
sw eetheart or wife.
The gift would be doubly
acceptable if purchased at
C lark’s w here none but the
best is carried in stock.
C la rk ’s C onfectionery
In the absonce of Mrs T. I.
Marks. Mrs. George Laubner, had
the lesson topic, “ Original Inven
tions of the Chinese.” Roll cal)
was answered by givipg some un
usual occupation for women.
During the social hour the host- I , d.iv
lr :
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Esther Se- feld, Reporter,
D ana C. Rossm an
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Belore me. a notary rublic in and for
the county and state aforesaid, personal
ly appeared A. A Lake, who, having teen
duly sworn according to law deposes
aud says she is one of the editors ol the
Halsev Enterprise and that the following
1-, to the lx-st of her know ledge and be-
I lief, a true statem ent of the ownership,
1 management, etc., of the aforesaid pub
lication for the date shown In the above
, caption, required bv act of August 24. |
1912, embodied in sect'on 415. Postal
l aws and regulations to-wit That the
names of the publisheis, editors, are II
I Lake and A. A f ake managing editor
I I I ' Lake, Tmsiness manager A A. Lake,
j I hat the known bondhohlers. mort
- gagees and other security holders own-
i m g 1 per cent or more ol total amount
, of bonds, mortgages or other securities
I are Albany State Bank of Albany, Ure-
, gon.
I ! Suhsbribed and sworn to before uie
this 3rd lay of May 1923.
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Mv commission expires March 9, p)J2
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All calls answered day or night
Phone 255.
Halsey, Oregon
As you unr >11 the w rap
ping from a Federal
l’ire notice the extra
heavy tread, the live
rubber easing.
Federal and Fisk fires
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etc., required by Act of Congress ot Aug-
I nsl 24. ¡91?, of llalsey E nterprise unb-1
I lished weekly at Halsey, Oregi-n, for:
| April. 1923.
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sap, guaranteed: also old growth red
cedar pests of good size; delivered any
where. See Mr. Laubner or address N.
O. Isaacson, Goldson, Oregon.
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honey, supers: also honey at closing
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Specialist
in In te rn a l M edicine fo r th e
p a st fifteen y e ars
D o ts N o t O p e r a te
W ill be at
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Monday, May 7th
Office hours JO a. tn. to 4 p. in.
ONE DAY ONLY
No C h arg e foi C onsu ltatio n
IJr. M ellenthin is a regular graduate
in medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the state of O regon. H e does not
operate for chronic appendicitis gall
stones, ulcers of the stom ach, tonsils
or adenoids.
He has to his credit w onderful re
sults in diseases of the stom ach, liver,
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid
neys, bladder, bed w etting, catarrh,
v ta k lungs, rheum atism , sciatica, lag
ulcers and rectal ailments.
Below are the names o f a few of his
many satisfied patients in Oregon who
have beeu treated for one of the above
named causes:
If. H. Blake, M arshfield
Elmer Booker, Condon.
Bessie Eckles. Em pire
D. G. Horn, Bonanza.
W. C. Helyer, K ent.
P. M. Koster, Mt Angel
Mrs. L. H. Martin. Moro.
Davis Steinon. Allegany.
Fred Shields, K lamath Falls.
Joe Sheosliips, Gibbon.
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and that this treatm ent is different.
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w ills or to cut down oak trees, hut
they lack interest, they have no curi
osity, they are not possessed with this
wondering state of mind which led
Jack to find the ax and the spade, and
the trickling stream .
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K O O N T Z ’S
I t . us l ’> it-r mill Paul and Jack—
three brothers—who set out In the
hope of finding a way to cut down the
tree and to dig the well.
It was Jack whose curiosity led him
to wondering concerning a sound of
chopping which he heard up the hill
side as the three brothers were sel
ling out toward the palace, and fol
lowing Ihe sound he came upon a
magic ax chopping away at a great
tree, and this he put Into his pocket.
And this came curiosity discovered
to him a spade that could penetrate
Hie hardest rock, and a stream of wa
ter which flowed uninterruptedly ns It
was told to do. The older brothers
mocked him for his curiosity but with
the ax and the spade and the little
stream lie was able to fell the ouk
and to dig the well and to fill It to
the brim. And so he won the wonder
ful princess for bis bride aud he came
into possession of half the kingdom,
while Ills brothers had their ears cut
off and were sent to a desert Island.
And as the story ends, “Well, Jack
wasn't so much out of his mind wbeu
he took to wondering.”
There are a great many clever young
people today—clever us I’eter and
Paul aud Jack—aud a good many of
these clever ones are In college and
would gladly find an easy way to dig
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