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ÍT alsovE nter^ripp^TTalsPv. Oregon. May 10.
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: Poison
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New Spring
Fabrics
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Use
■ M rris’ Poison Oak Remedy
■ Made and guaranteed by
Morris
Pharmacy
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and wag brought to a close by the
hostesses eerving ice cream and
cake.
Miss Hussey received many
pretty and useful gifts.
Tb' se enjoying this pleesant af
ternoon were Bessie Reynolds,
Nellie, Pearl and Mayme Falk,
Edith Smith, Velva and G ladjs
Hadley, Wilma Wahl, Ruth Sturte
vant, Beulrh Miller, Mary Sm ith,
Mrs, Sidney Smith, Mrs. Hussev
and Miss Hussey.
With the advent of warm Spring days
one's thoughts turn to lighter, daintier
and harmonious dress fabrics.
Soon comes Achievement Day, then
Memorial, Commencement, and the
day of all days. Independence Day.
We have the newest in summer fab
rics in dress goods th a t we believe
will please you. We invite you to in
spect them.
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The next club m.eting will Le
June 1, at which time the members
will meet with Mre. Geuevitve
K e d a ll of North Albany.
Friday afternoon the members of
the Women’« missionary society cf
the Methodist church, met at the
home of Mrs. E Brandon for their
regular monthly meeting. Mrs.
W P- Wahl was in charge of the
lesson.
Following the business
sessiou a social hour was enjoyed.
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Republican Candidate
For State Representative
Stands for just laws for all.
Both great and small,
T .n members of the Halsey
Woman’s Study club drove to
Brownsville Friday afternoon and
were guests of the Study club of
that city at the home of Mrs H at
tie Overton. For the pleasure of
the yisitors a musical program and
a short play had been arranged.
Later a floral contest was enjoyed.
Bringing the afternoon fo a close a
huffett lunch was served.
Those present from the Halsey
(This adv. published and paid for by Thomas D. Potwin of
club were Mesdames Wells, Marks.
Albany, Oregon )
Laubner, McMahan, Bond, Moody,
Driokard, H. Muller, W. Muller,
and Rossman. Mrs, Tu-sing also --------------------------- :-----------------------------------------------------------------
went over but is a member of the
Brownsville club.
next Sunday. There will be spec held for all who have children they
ial music iu honor of Mother’s Day. wish baptized.
J . S. M i'ler. pastor.
The baptism of children will be
Church Notes
Will faithfully and impartially
represent ALL interests of the
County and State.
Mrs, Bert Clark was a charming
hostess of Thursday afternoon when
she entertained the members of the
Past Noble Grand club. Durirg
the business session the committee
in charge of the recent cooked food
and apron sale, reported a net sum
G O O I) G O O D S
of $34 taken in. The remainder i f
the afternoon was spent in conver
Pine Grove Church
sation and needle work and late in
Sunday School 2 p. m.
the afternoon the hostess, assisted
Preaching at 8 p. m.
by her daughter, Miss Georgina,
Rev. Theo Mitzuer will preach
served a delicious two-course lunch
Coutinued horn page 1.
May 13.
Fourteen members were present.
future, was the inspiration for a
Church of Christ:
tniacellaneoua shower at her home |
10 a. m. Sunday school.
Saturday afternoon, with Mie*
11:00 a. tn. morning woiship and
Mary Smith and Mins Gladys Had i
communion service.
ley hoet-aie«. Saturday was aim
her hirthdav, The ufternoon was
Methodist:—
»pent in conversation and game- ;
10 a. in. Sunday eel ool
A dainty box of any of the
11:00 a. m. preaching
popular brands of candies
7:00 Epworth League
in our well assorted stock
Dana C. Rossman
8;00 p. m.preaching
would make a most appro
Bible study class Tuesdays 2.30
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priate g ift to your best girl
Paint you
can
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Prayer meeting Thursdays 8:00
—sw eetheart or wife.
Ladies aid every Wednesday
depend upon
Women’s missionary society first
The gift would be doubly
F o r p a in tin g y o u r
Friday of month 2:00 o’clock
acceptable if purchased at
house, we recom mend
Dr. G. O. O'iver, vice president
C lark's where none but the
of Willamette University,
will
LOW E B R O T H E R S
best is carried in stock.
l.aily Assistant
preach
both
morniog
and
evening
H IG H STA N D A R D
K O O N T Z ’S
Thomas D. Potwin
SOCIETY NOTES
Candy for Her--
For County Recorder.
Being a native »ail of Linu
County and qnalified to render the
most accurate and efficient service,
I ask for the nomination for Coun
ty Recordei at the republican p ri-;
maries, May 18, 1928.
M. H. ACHESON.
"Born in Linn; educated in Linn; ready t
to serve Linn. "
(Paid adv. by M. H Ache son.)
Clark's Confectionery
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Notice
As you unroll the w rap
ping from a Federal
Tire notice the extra
heavy tread, the live
rubber casing.
Federal and Fisk Tires
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Halsey, Oregon
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I w ant a few more
BARKED ROCK BIRDS,
Culls or any thing free from disease,
price, have dropped a cent a pound:
bring them in before a further drop.
W. II. W heeler. Halsey,
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(Paid adv. by E. F. Fortm iller.)
Four years experience in
Assessors Office.
Member “ Morning S ta r”
Grange. Favor Income Tax
(Paid adv. by Geo. L. Thompson)
MTT11 THIS BANGE
YOU’LL NEVER RUIN
A N O TH ER MEAL!!
PV
E a ll have
been heart
u su a lly c h o ic e
roast burned to a
crisp — and have
prayed for some
W. II. Wheeler, Hulsey, wants Barred I
Rock Birds. I j , pounds up. mJ-'.C.
against scorching.
TOR SA LE—Jersey Black Giant eggs
per 15. E. A I'. EaFollcttc, 11*1-
ser, Oregon.
A'b*
b'OR S 1LE—A spreader, bees, comb
honev, supers: also honey at closing
oat prices. \ T Sneed
i SEED lYitaloes—Marketable Burbank s
for sale Bert Minckley.
| EARLY Ohio seed potatoes, Sc lb . lim i
ted quantity going fast. T J Forster
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discovered an un
one to develop a
SHAKES—Old growth Douglas fir, oa
sap guaranteed also old growth red
cedar pests of good size, delivered any
where See .Mr. l aubner or address X.
O. Isaacson, Gold son. Oregon
, THE
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Republican Primaries
May 18. 1928
STRA W BERRY TICKERS WANTED;
D, E Walgamut, Brownsville, O re
gon
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McDaniel Monument Works. 119 E 3rd
St., Albany, t he entire stock of icon
um euts and m arkers to be closed out
at greatly reduced prices as 1 am go
ing out of business.
A l2ni3
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Increased revenus from
other sources rath e r than
on Land.
Candidate for
broken when we
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Linn County Prim aries
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“ECONOMY’’
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