Halsey Enterprise, Halsey, Oregon. July 2G, 192?
were conveyed w ith the furnitu re, live
Rtork and other possessions to the new
spot, where quarters had been a r
ranged fo r them. The change was
made to the larger quarters in order t x s t - -1-
to care fo r the growing number of
Beautiful Piano near Halsey, must sell
W orld war veterans who desire voca
im m ediately $10 per m onth; a real
tlonal training.
bargain. W rite T allm an Piano Store
NO TIC E OF A P P O IN T M E N T OF
Salem. Oregon, for particulars.
E X E C U T R IX .
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Classified Advertisements
Ready-to-Wear House
Dresses
The mid-Summer fiinds us with an unusual array of daintv house
dresses and we ask you to take advantage of making your selections
now while the line is complete. There is a decided saving to you in the
purchasing of these dainty garments.
Notice is Hereby Given: That the tin
BABY C H IC KS—Golden Buff and white
dersigsed ha» been du ly appointed by
Leghorn s (Thorn well -Tan cred Strains)
the County Court of L in n County, Ore
Blace Minorca», R. I. Reds (Queen
Bess Strain), Barred Rocks and Tur-
gon a» the E xe cu trix of the Last W ill
kens. Enoch Crews, Seabright, Calif.
and Testament of W. II. I*avis, deceased.
Any and ail persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to
present the same to m y Attorneys,
LAW YER S
Weatherford & W yatt, at 122 West 1st
Street, Albany. Oregon w ith iu six
months front the date hereof, d u ly ve ri
Halsey and Brownsville
fied as by law required.
$1.25, $1.39, $1.50, $1.98, $2.25, $3.25, $3.98
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TUSSING & TUSSING
Little Girl’s
Summer Wear
Excellent Values
in Silk Hosiery
Our stock of women’s hosiery
is composed of the best makes,
selections are easily made as
all grades carry the latest
shades.
These are wonderfully good
values in dresses for the littlle
girls to wear during vacation.
Easily tubbed, since the fab
rics are fast colors.
$1.00 to $2.50
$1.50
Dated this, the 21st. day of June. 1928.
LO R ETTA J. DAVIS,
E xe cu trix of the Last W ill and
Testament of W. If, Davis, deceased.
W eatherford & W yatt
A ttorneys for Executrix.
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June28-July 5-12-19-26.
• Kenagy Auction
House
Men’s Togs for Summer Wear
Eight now is the best time to come in and stock up on your summer’s wear needs Our
displays are complete, prices reasonable, so you may buy all you need without straining
your pocketbook. Shirts, Trousers, Shoes, Hats, Ties, Sox, and Underwear.___________
coop GOODS
M. V. KOONTZ CO._
AFTER PARADISE
3 , T D O M A S A R K LE CLARK
Dean of Mei , University of
IU mois.
Vetch Is One Legume
That Seeds Freely
Let Some of Pods Ripen Be
fore Crop Is Cut.
«t \
f ON S IL L it, L E CUBE,’’ Inspec-
* lo r July 'bald abruptly to tlie
• ru of Suiut-jleQ ard,*“ u tte r paradise,
Vetch is one w in te r legume that
seeds freely und from w id th u good
supply of seed may be obtained at
home.
•
A fte r piuuilise," stummered the
I f the vetch Is now growing nn land
i .0, roua.ng himself, “ there la noth- where It is wanted again next year,
i g. I'a radio« is the soiu o f u ll tilings, all that Is necessary is to let some of
tii,- realization o f every dream.’’
the lower seed pods ripen before the
"Iti tliu t case,’’ replied Inspector crop Is cut or turned under fo r soil
Joly, “ I ndvlae you on going there to Improvement. An abundant crop w ill
l Id u few dreams in reserve, lest volunteer next fa ll.
i n n paradise prove wearisome.”
" Itu t where vetch Is growing w ith
M ilte r bud been u very netive man
oats or rye they nir.y Io cut and
ll> bud started life w ith tittle educa threshed together nnd town Ja. t its
tion anil no money. m id lie bud uimic they come from the thresher," says
him self the oulstm ding citizen of the E. C. I ’, lair, extension agronomist for
town, lie luid not been sullsfled w ith the North Carolina State College of
merely m ilking money, though lie hud Agriculture.
il-n e that.
lie woe, perhaps, the
‘ Small quantities may lie beaten out
i In -t merchant In town, but in work i where threshers are m t available.
ii ; lor linunciul position lie had not There Is no trouble in sowing rye
lo'gleeled Ids mind.
and vetch together. W ith oats and
W ithout form al education, he hud vetch It Is necessary to keep the mix
ile v tlo p ttl the liuhlt o f reuding unit titre stirred or the vetch, being heav
was one nt tile most widely read men ier, w ill settle to the bottom.
in Ida eoiinuunily.
lie Itnd a line
“ I f It Is desired to separate the
lib- try, not merely because It gives vetch seed from the oats and rye, nil-
■ ne Hie appearance o f culture Io be vantage may he tuken of the fact that
surrounded by books, but because he the vetch seed are round and w ill roll
enjoyed the compunlouship o f books, Sling a shovelful o f mixed seeds
lie hud rend the most o f those he across a wide floor and the vetch w ill
owned, whieli Is more ttinn a good roll to the fa rth e r edge, while the
muny more form ully educuted men grain w ill stop about h a lf way. A
lim it lie con sny.
long porch w ill he nn excellent place
There was scarcely an Interest in for tlds work, I f hoards are set up
the town—business, social, charitable to keep the seed from ro llin g off the
or linunciul—w ith which Mateer was edge.
imt closely associated. Anyone w ant
“ The spiral vetch separator malt -s
ing help or advice or suggestion went use o f tlds principle.
In running
<i lectly to Mateer.
down the spiral trough, the vetch
Itut lie hutl accomplished what lie rolls Io the outside edge of the trough,
Imil set out to accomplish, and he and out through a different sto u t
looked forw ard when he was sixty to from the oats or rye. Vetch seed
a paradise o f freedom from responsi may also be separated w ith nn o rili
b ility . lie would sell his business, or nary seed cleaner, equipped w ith suit
nt least re tire from auy active par able screens."
ticipation in i t ; he would resign ids
The ease w ith which a supply of
membership In the .nrious organlza
vetch seed may be secured at home
lions w ith which he was connected; should make It possible fo r Increased
l <■ would not accept a position on any acreages o f the crop to he planted
hoard of directors o r committee or next fa ll, states Mr. Blair. It Is nn
n n j tilin g which Imposed responsibility excellent soil im proving crop nnd well
upon him. lie was going to be free; ndapted to some sods where clover
he was going to enjoy h im se lf; he was does not seem to thrive. M r. B la ir
going to find paradise.
urges farmers to save a supply o f
Did lie kept no dreams In reserve.
vetch seed this season.
It was very lovely at firs t to have
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nothing Io do, no responsibilities, no J
dtilles, nothing calling fo r ultentlon
W h y the Sea Does Not
lie could come whet, he wished, go
F reeze
where lie pleased, get up in the morn
The sea does not freeze ex J
tog when he felt like It, go to bed
cept in the coldest parts of the *
early or lute ns he chose. And there
earth ntulnly because o f its
was no need to eoncorn him self about
great depth and constant mo- s
making a living. He had os large an
lion. The earth under the water *
Income as he wanted and more than
Is warmer than the atmosphere *
lie needed.
above in w inter and the cold t-
lie was rather surprised after a few
does not penetrate to the hot *
months to find how bored he was, how
tom. This warm er water keeps
thoroughly tired he was o f so much
coming to the top keeping the
leisure. Eve.. Ids books palled upon
sea water above freezing tern
Idin. One cannot read all the time.
perature.
He saw an advertisement In one ol
V »
Die papers o f a man who wanted a
partner to help him carry on a little
business which he was starting. Ma
teer wasn't o ld ; lie would like to take
e try at w orking up an absolutely new
trade, lie got into his car and drove
to the place where the business was
being established. The thing was as
easy «as anything.
It g a . t him a
th r ill when he thought o f having
something once more to do.
It was a dream beyond paradise!
i d 111, VV.at.rs Newspaper t o on >
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W s a t.r n
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N . * .p s p « r t'n lo n l;
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Broadalbin St., Albany
Auction Sat. July 28, 1 p. m
F urn itu re — live stock — w ill be
sold. I f you have a n yth in g you
want sold, bring it in. F urniture
sold at private sale any tune. Farm
machinery sold at all t mes
GOOD GOODS
India’s Sacred River
The Ganges is the sacred riv e r ol
the Hindus. On its banks are many
temples and holy places such as
Benares, Allahabad, H a rdw a r and
Gangotrl. According to the legend
the Princess Gunda, a Hindu goddess
of long ago, turned herself in to this
great rive r, tha t she m ight enrich
and p u rify
the country.
Devout
Hindus butlie themselves in its sacred
waters and pray to die beside it. It
is fhe ir desire that the ir bodies may
be burned upon its banks and their
ashes scattered over Its waters and
allowed to float on down to the sea.
The length o f the main stream o f the
Ganges Is 1,557 miles, and Its every
bend Is sacred. Pilgrim s w alk from
Its source and back again, takin g six
months or more fo r the pilgrimage.
THE DRUGGIST
Aesculapius
Apothecary
Pharmacist
Druggist
By whatever name lie may be known
He stands shoulder to shoulder
\\ llh the physician—
Au honorable profession
W illi an honorable h ic k ground.
Accidents may happen
In the b rig h t glare of day
Or illness cret p in
Like a th ie f in llie nigh t
Storms may lio w l and winds blow
And all nature seem to be at war
But lie stands at bis post
Ready to serve
He may wait lo r long periods
But lie waits—
Ready to serve
Pestilence like ar. invading army
May rear its head
Still lie is there
Ready io serve
W ith in tlie reach oi his hand
He carrie s things little known
And things much sought after
Always prepared to serve.
By whatever name he be known
Aesculapius
Ancient Baths
The Homan bath was healed In the
same way as the I ’erslun bath, and
exactly the same system is s till used
In every town nnd village in Persia
today.
There Is n large copper or
iron plate in the bottom of the ma
sonry hot w ater ta n k ; the heat o f the
furnace is led beneath this, and then
under the floor o f (lie hot room,
Which Is supported on low brick p il
lars, Just as In the case of the Ilo-
mnn baths. There are flues in three
o f (lie walls, which not only are
chimneys hut also heat the room s till
fu rth e r. By a system o f dampers the
heat can be both regulated nnd d i
verted from one pa rt o f the room to
another.
Fiiaruiacist
Druggist
lie Stands
A liv in g em bodim ent
Of service to mankind.
Almond Raising
THE BALL STUDIO
THE HOME OF A A T H T lC
PHOTOGRAPHY
Your
D ruggist
IS MORE THAN
A MERCHANT
He is a scientifically trained
man, with a college educa
tion. His customers rely on
his careful compounding of
prescriptions. He protects
you by selling only the best
drugs and pure package
medicines.
Try the Drug Store First
Morris
Pharmacy
Kodak work, frames and copying
of old pictures
T b irJ & Jefferson. Cori a’ lis, Ore.
Albany Junk Company
Buy and Sell A n y th in g
Located in Struckmeyer B uildlag
F.E. cor. 2nd & Baker Sts. Albany
We buy c h ittiin bark.
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Junction City è
For the benefit of our
Patrons, we will
Thursday
“ The Shield of Honor ”
Keep the
HALSEY
MEAT
MARKET
Open
(Family Night)
Friday
Norma Shearer in
“The Actress”
Saturday
Ken Maynard in
“ The Wagon Show” g
Sundays from 7 to 9 a. m.
and from 5 to 7 p. m.
During the Summer months
G eorge H offman
Sunday, Monday
John Gilbert in
Man, Woman and Sin”
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Tire Trouble
Are nothing in our “young
lives’’ because we have the
equipment to right any tire
accident and if it’s beyond
repair a new Fisk or Feder-
is here to replace it.
HALSEY GARAGE
Federal and Fisk Tires
J IM MORRISON
The Enterprise $1,00 a year.
Think for Yourself
Don't be too much Impressed by
what your neighbor is thinking and
doiug. Democracy doesu’t mean that
men shall be lik e bricks in a wall, a ll
the same size, shape nnd color. D on't
let anybody else make your opinions
for you. Don’t be standardized. The
world is fu ll o f a ll kinds o f standard
ization now. Be as near rig ht about
your opinions and your acts ns you
know how. Don't waste your tim e by
looking over the w all Into your neigh
bor's dooryard.—Grove Faterson, in
the Mobile Register.
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Move Village 200 Miles
Two long trains recently moved the
village o f the arm y vocational center
o f Great B rita in from Caterick to near
Swinton, England. The population,
onslatlng of residents and officers, !
A N e w LOW price**«
for this splendid G-E Cleaner
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! A nnouncem ent
Having purchased the Burbank Restaurant and
Camp Grounds we bespeak a share of the pat
ronage of the people of Halsey and vicinity.
Courteous treatment to all.
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T a i n t d u J a/>
p rv ttd by Q n n t
H tu iiiti/iiiif
In ih lu lt an ti
M n lrrn Prit cilia
Prniyng P lan i
Q u a ra n tin i by
Q m ir a I Elicine
The standard GENERAL ELECTRIC Cleaner-Now available at a
new low price. W hat a comfort it brings into a home! How helpful
it is tor quick tidying upand thorough getto-the-bottom cleaning.
Away go the dust and the crumbs. Out shines the clean rug -dean
deep down. And all with so little effort.
The General Electric Cleaner has fourteen good points that all help
to make clean.ng a quicker easier job. Ask us to show you these
points. And try a cleaner yourself. That's the only way you can tell
how lightly . . and how thoroughly . . . it does its job.
Cummings-Ahlskog Electric Co., Inc.
Phone 298, C orvallis. O re g o n
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Having sold our Restaurant and Camp Grounds to Charles
and Leroy Straley, we take this means of expressing our
appreciation of the kindness shown us by the people of
Halsey and vicinity during our four years in business here,
and trust that you will show’ the same kindness to the new
owners. Signed-
MR. AND MRS. W. M. BURBANK.
Apothecary
Almonds comprise the most Impor
tant crop o f the island o f Majorca,
where many varieties are cultivated,
nnd the Industry Is so prosperous that
as old olive trees die they ure replaced
by almonds.
When the almonds are almost ripe
they are knocked off the branches by
long bamboo poles and then picked up
by women and children. The nuts
are separated from the husks after dry
ing, and tlie shells are then broken by
hand o r machinery and the kernels
extracted.
Oregon
FOR T R U C K IN G see W. C. Sickeh—
trips made anywhere; wood lor sale.
W . C. Sickels, Halsey, Flione 169