Haläcv Enterprise,Tlal?ey, Oregon. July Ifl. Jjg?
I he other initiative measure would
road program , halted dy increase
the gasoline tax from three
INITIATIVE BILL ON BALLOT tofiv® «•«>»• p«* gallon n both
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Oregon m otorists and ta x y a v e n
will be interested in th e fa c t'th a t
the so-called 13 and $5 measures,
which would have affected the
state highw ay p rogram , will not
appear on the November ballot, as
the necessary signatures to iuitia-
tive petitions were not tiled at Sa-
lem
bills should pass, the state's income
,rotn tbe
wou,d be in*
crea6eJ about * l ,200,000, having
' he b '8»>way departm ent with a
- e l loas of nearly $2,000,000.
Should the people approve the
decreased license feet set up in
'h e Dunne bill and reject the in -
creased gas ta x of his other bill,
j the net toss to the highway fund
The public m ind has become wo“ ld »mount to a sum equivalent
confused through extensive pre-1t0 th a t now available for new coa-
lim inarv discussion in the state H tuction and betterm ents. Under
press of these bills, and it should tbis threatening situation the high
be pointed out, as a m atter of in ­ way commission has been forced
terest of the highest im portance, to call a bait in its contem plated
that the only measures relating to program for next year and hold in
motor vehicle licenses aud a tax on ¡abeyance any expenditure other
gasoline which will have a place on 1 th a n m aintenance and the manda*
the ballot are those
those initiated
initiated by to rV P»ym«“ ts of principal and
' interest on road bonds.
Joe Dunne, of Portland.
The above figures are based on
Mr. D unne's l'ceuse bill, says
careful
and conservative estimates
the Oregon Good Roads Association
of
state
revenues relating to the
committee, provides for e general
highway
fund, w bbh was set up
reduction in license fees of ap p ro x ­
by the people and the legislature
im ately 50 per cent. If this bill
. . .
, to accomplish a definite program
should be approved by the people of gUtH r03l, conslruc, ion. This
in November, the state highway program is far from completion at
fui>d will lose about $3,000.000 this time.
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e c t o r y
were guests of P au l Q uim by Suu- city she will leave by ateamer for
: her home in Los A ngeles.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Sawyer and
Last
Sunday
Ava
and
E
dna
Falk
(Enterprise correspondent)
ALBANY FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers
wers guests at the R. B. Mill** children of S»u Diego, C alifornia, and Plants. Floral art for every and
E arl Ringdoif and family visited j " *
arrived here Saturday evening ou all occasions.
at tbe Chris Sorenson home Suu-
Grace Kirk left for Salem Mon- ) » visit at the home of Mrs. Sawyer’s
Flower phone 458-J
day.
day on a visit of several d a js with j parents, Mr. end Mrs. E S, Mars, EAST ALBANY BARBER SHOP
Landis Philpolt aud family of frienda.
Charles R. Goltra. Proprietor
iters. T hey v.sited relatives at
Noli were guests at the Chester
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davidson o f !
Grove on the wav here. Member oi Master Barbers' Association
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it t T h e y ’report a p leasan t trip over t h e 1 Specializing In Ladles' and ChUdr«Vs
Curtis home Sunday.
b h c d u w ere v is it o r s a t th e
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rtrir m
i< y * n fj* d
Cuts «nw
and Bobs.
Work
guaranteed.
Mrs. W. C. Sickels and children
1200 m ihs covered between San 1029 East Second St.
Albany. Ore.
Kirk home Saturday evening.
of Halsey visited her sister, Mrs.
Diego end Spoon River,
The J. „ . and M. L. VanNice i
ALBANY STATE BANK — We invite
E. D. Isom, Monday.
your business Savings and commercial
families enjoyed a picnic on the
H arold Sickels of Halsey spent btnks of tbe Calapooia Sunday.
accounts. Capital, surplus, undivided
Dana
C.
Rossman
profits. $100 000.____________________
tbe week end at tbe home of his
L R. Toedtemeier and sons were
aunt, Mrs, E. D Isom.
EASTBURNS GROCERY
tbe first in tbis com m unity to start
4th and Lyons Street
Carl Isom spent the week end at their threshing outfit. They com­
The
place
to buy good groceries at the
the home of his grandm other, Mrs. menced threshing at the R. B Mil­
right price. On the corner, plenty of
L. E. Bond, in A lbany.
ler home Monday.
room to park. Albany.
Jay C urtis oi Lebanon was a
C. H. Falk is working with the
FORTMILLER FURNITURE CO., fur­
visitor at the home o, bis brother, Hillery hay baling outfit and d u r-
niture, rugs, ¡inoleum, stoves, ranges.
Chester Curtis, Saturday.
ng his absence from the farm, Mil-
Funeral directors. 427-433 West First
l.a .ly Assistant
Street. Albany, Oregon.
Mr. and Mr*. Clay Foresm au ton E lliott of Brownsville is help-
A ll calls answered day o r night
11.
J.
Falk
w
i'h
the
harvest.
IMPERIAL CAFE. 209 Wi t F i t t
Phone 299.
Halsey, Oregon
were afternoon callers at tbe J. F.
Harold O. Murphy, Prop.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
J.
Rike
and
Isom home Tuesday of last week.
Phone 665
grai
ddaughter,
Mr.
and
Mr.».
Byrd
M rs.L H A rm strong s n ld a u g h *
We Never Close
ter, R hetta, w ire afternoon callers Waggoner, Mr. and Mrs. George
JENNINGS' AUTO TOP SHOP—Auto
at tbe A. E. W bitbeck home Sun» F ru itt, Mr. and Mrs. R E. Bierlv
trimming, seat covers and winter ln-
and son K enneth, and Mrs. L. R.
d ay .
closures. 202 E. Second. Phone 418J
Falk were among Spoon River peo­
N. L. Jennings, Manager.
A. F. Robnett and family of E u ­
ple transacting business in Albany
ROSCOE AMES' HARDWARE
gene visited at the E D. and
Friday.
The Winchester Store
J. F. Ieom homes T buisday eve­
Mr. and Mrs. H. L S tra le y and
ning of last wee'/.
the la tte r’s cousin, Ruth W illiams
C. A. Curtis the building for his
who has been visiting them for
At lowest rate of interest.
new service station which is to be some time past, went to Albany
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
operated on the corner of bis place Sunday. From the e Miss W ill
Prompt service — Courteous treatm ent
Win. Bain, with Lane County Abstract
next to tbe highway.
liams went to Portland from which
Company. Albany
Miss Lillio Rickards is keeping
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you
enjoy a good meal
bouse for her uncle, Michael Rick­
And know a good meal when you get it
ard, while Mrs. Rickard is in lo -
You'll be back for you'll not forget it.
lado caring for her daughter, Mrs.
PA RAG O N CAFE
Guy Roberts.
Legion Lunch Tuesdays.
LOW E B R O T H E R S
Mr. and M rs. Lee Fotter and a
GEO. M. GILCHRIST
FLO OR EN A M EL
ALBANY
gives a beautiful last­
party of friends from P ortland
Ticket office Bell Linn Stage.
ing finish that is easily
visited at the home of M is.Foster s
Albany to San Francisco, $15
k e p t c le a n . If d rie s
p irents, Mr. and Mrs B. E. Cogs­
overnight. Especially
well Sunday.
recom m ended for k it­
A lb an y B argain H ou se
Mr. and Mrs H enry Hawkins
New and Second Hand Furniture
chen
iloors.
Also
for
and daughter of Portland, spent
Higtiest prices paid for all kinds
kitchen walls, wood­
Wednesday night ’of last week at
of Junk, Wool. Hides. Furs. Pelts,
w
ork
and
for
all
in­
tbe A E. W hitbeck home while on
Cascara Bark.
Albany. Oregon
terio r floors. Come in
their way home from a trip to Cal­
The kind that keeps
and get a color card.
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ifornia.
your motor producing
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100%, is the kind that
Mrs. J. F. Isom eujoyed a visit
F ish er-B rad en
a
Before you paint, see us.
talks. Drive in and let
from her mother, Mrs. C.N .Lusby
F uneral D irectors
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us fill the crankcase
of Springfield, her sister Mis. Bes­
E m balm ers
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Lady Assistant.
with your favorite oil.
sie Grimes of Eugene, and her aunt
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Phone 95.
Albany, Oregon
Mrs. I.iunie Cowley of L is Angeles
Hill
&
Company
Federal and Fisk Tires
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Halsey, Oregon
A lford A rrow s
h a
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F U N E R A L
D IR E C T O R
FARM LOANS“
IT
•er
For
easy-to-clean
kitchen floors
An Announcement
Your Favorite Oil
m QERHAPS
you have seen the Harvester Company’s an-
t nouncement of their new McCormick-Deering Spreader.
We now have one of these 1928 models on display at our
warehouse, all set up and in readiness for your inspection.
The new McCormick-Deering is NEW—with new features,
new design, new ccnveniences—all this for the purpose of
providing you with low-cost, time-saving spreading perfor­
mance over a long period of years. It is the kind and type
of spreader you have always wanted to own a simple, prac­
tical, sturdy machine. Let us show you its fine points.
HALSEY GARAGE
P.O. Shedd, Oregon.
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D aven p ort M usic H ou se
(B y an Enterprise Reporter)
Schultz Bros.Warehouse Co
Fayetteville.
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L ake C reek N ew s
Phone Shedd 8123
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GENERAL @1 ELECTRIC
Refrigerator
lems of the m odem hem e find a simple and
economical solution in this perfect r^ n «erat‘«"s
N o food spoilage. At the present high pnees
this is vital. Fewer trips to market. W ith so
many things to do, this is a great ^ergy-saver.
M enus varied with tempting surprises that ac
tually are easier to make than the old uninter­
esting stand-bys.
See these refrigerators yourself. Study their
revolutionary improvements. Come in today.
As a special introductory offer, we will install the
General Electric Refrigerator of your choice, lor only
$10.00 down, the balance may be paid in a year and
a half.
M ountain states P ower C ompany
Dica Brock spent Saturday night
with her cousin, Doris Brock.
Georgina Clark of Halsey was
tbe guest of her aunt, Mrs. Henry
3rock Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sisk and
family visited at the J. S. Nice-
wood home Sunday.
H oward Bertsch a stubent at 0
S.C. was a gueat at the George . j
Tockensmith home Sunday.
Carma Seek of Portland is visit- J
ng here st the home of her g ran d -1 '
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
D rinkard.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom A rdry, George
Ardry and Dorothy H athaw ay were
guests at the M attia Cummings
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mre. John Gormley ac-
cumpanied Oliver Coldiron and
daughter Nora to W aldport and
Yachats on a pleasure trip Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Lowery Jr.
and
daughter Carol are spending a few
davs at the home of the former a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman P a l­
mer.
Jack Underwood was a business
visitor in Corvallis Tuesday and
while there purchased a roadster in
which he will ride to school this
winter.
Among those from Lake Creek
driving to Cascadia to spend the
day Sunday were Mr. and Mrs T.
J. Jackson and niece Vera, Newt
Cummings and fam ily, and Mr,
Joseph D rinkard and graoddauhter,
Carma Seek.
Spoon R iver Sparks
Jj
(E n terp rise C orm ap on d m cs)
Leroy Straley spent Sunday ID
Portland ou a pleasure trip.
W. R. Kirk and fam ily spent
Sunday afternoon at Sodavillo.
Nellie end Everett Falk speot
Wednesday with Edna VanNice.
Richard and Harvy
Harding
Egg Mash,
Growing Mashes,
Developing Scratch.
For New and Second Hand Pianos
Pianos for Rent.
Albany,Oregon
H ask in s & T alb ert
Sears' Grocery
A Service and Cash Store
Ask for prices
Grain Sacks and Twine
O. W . F R U M
Hay
Grain
A lb an y
Creamery Association
.
; M anufacturers of
Feed
LINN BUTTER
Enjoy the
S ilver Grays
and Buyers of E g g s
A Farm ers’ Co-operative
Creamery
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
422 West First Street
B Albany, Oregon
Complete Home
Furnishers
Universal & Colonial Ranges
T h ese are th e finest of
m otor coaches b u ilt and
equipped to give the utmost
in comfort and safety for
highway travel.
For Comfort: Seats air-
cushioned—interiors immac­
ulately clean, plate glass win­
dows, rrth mahogany trim.
W ell v e n tila te d but not
drafty. Lights at night you
can read by. Restful.
For Safety: Drivers with
Southern Pacific responsibil­
ity. 4-wheel air brakes rigid
inspection and supervision.
Safe.
For Economy; Buy 10-ride
tickets for use only on motor
coach and save a third in
travel costs. They are good
for 60 days. Rail tickets un­
less specially restricted are
good on the motor coaches.
Souths«* n Pacific
C. P. Moody, Agent
Tne Eyes of Your Family
W hen you g u a rd H it- eyes o f y o u r
fa m ily by h a v in g them tested
re g u la rly you are at th e same
tim e in s u rin g th e ir fu tu re eye­
sight.
ho w h y neglect h a v in g
one made?
Sight Quickly and
Accurately Corrected
The sooner y o u r eye tro u b le s have
a tte n tio n th e b e tte r ofi you are
Kye troubles in th e ir in fa n c y are
easily corrected and often a ve rt
serious tro u b le . You w ill fin d o u r
service aud prices in a class by
themselves.
Harold Albro,
Jeweler and O p to m e tris t,
313 West P irs t S treet A lh a n y .O re .