H a lse v E n te rp ris e ^ îa ls e ^ O re g o n ^ A iig u â t 2. 1928
. ^/¿/lbanyJ-Zlrectory
Speech of Pres International
Bible Students to he Broadcast
Watchlowerradio announces an­
other international network broad­
cast, Aug. 5. 1&28, Sunday morn-
jog, 9 30 to 11:00 Eastern Standard
time,(our time 5:30 to 7 :00 a. in )
direct from The Coliseum, Mich -
gao state fair grounds, Detroit
The address of Judge J.F . Ruther­
ford, president International Bible
students association, before the
principal session of the associations
1928 international convention, will
be given unparalled distribution.
To get this address tune in on
KEX.
A tremendous wire network,
stretching to radio stations in two
countries, has bern specially er-
ranged for this occasion. Ameti-
can Telephone and
Telegraph
company, while adm itting the
strain of this und.rtal'ing, is confi­
dent th at its vast resources of
modern equipment and operating
personnel will be equal to the task.
Scores of stations, located on the
beaten path and in the remotest
regions of the country, will partici
pats in this record-breaking event.
Linked also in this unique radio
chain are a number of Canadian
stations.
La ke C reek News
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cbildreu Barbara and Keith of Cor- Linnie Cowlev, of Los Angeles, Newberg, at the Methodist church ed with Mr- aud Mrs. U.G. Berry
vallis, were Saturday night guests California, came home with her Thursday evening, v ere enjoyed by former Peoria merchant aud sister
In-law of J. W. Lamar. After en­
a good audience.
at Martin Cummings’.
and will visit (or a time.
ALBANY FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers
Mrs. J.W Lamar and Mr*. Hen­ joy mg the beach for a while they and Plants. Floral art for every and
Carl Owens, the eldest son of
all occasions.
Pine Grove Items
ry Abraham were Corvallis visitors drove home.
Mr. end Mrs. A. L. Owens, had
Flower phone 458-J
Monday.
his right atm broken Thursday
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
EAST
ALBANY
BARBER SHOP
Louis
W.
Hili
Buys
Timber
wheu a horse fell on it.
Mrs. F*y Gilbens and children
Charles R. Goltra, Proprietor
Sam Campbell a n l family of and Mrs J. 8. I.amar were Albany
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brock and
Toledo are visiting at the Johnson visitors Tuesday
J. A . Thompson has «old to Louis Member of Master Barbers' Association
Specializing in Ladies’ and Children s
daughter, Doris, were visitors at
W. Hill, railway magnate a quartet Hair Cuts and Bobs. Work guaranteed.
borne.
Mrs. Brock’s sister's, Mrs. Charles
W. B Lamar is visiting b s
L E. Eagy and family visited daughter, Mrs. Nannie Gibbs, rf section o f timber land on Roc 1029 East Second St.
Albany. Ore.
Poole of Springfield Friday.
Cr ek southeast of Sweet Home. ALBANY STATE BANK — We Invite
at tbe Will Eagy home near Oak­ Albany, a few days.
Mr and Mrs. Bait Bond and son,
The land is in the timber area to your business. Savings and commercial
ville Sunday.
Mr and Mr*. P. H. Freerksen b • tapped by the proposed ( x'.enuion accounts. Capital, surplus, undivided
Wellington, Mrs. M. C. Bond and
Pearl and Ollie Cummings are and two grandchildren spent sever
Mrs. L. J. Palmer were Sunday
spending the week at Harrisburg al days at Newport enjoying a va- of the Oregon Electric railway. profits, $100,000.
guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas
Hill already has heavy timber EASTBURNS GROCERY
visiting Helen Haynes.
c rtion.
4th and Lyons Street
Ardry,
holdings in eaeterr Linn county.
Misses Nora and Pearl Pehrsson
The
place
to buy good groceries at the
George
Githeii9
and
son
Merle,
Carina Seek has returned to hei
returned from Portland Wednesday Mr. Kitchen and daughter Bonnie,
right price. On the corner, plenty of
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home in Portland after having vis-
room to park. Albany.___________ __
where they had been vieitiig.
and Mr, Warren drove to Bend ]
Dana C. Rossntan
it;d with her grandparents, Mr.
FORTMILLER FURNITURE CO , fur­
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hover and Sunday.
aad Mrs.Joe Drinkard for a couple
niture, rugs, linoleum, stoves, ranges.
son Robert, v!sit«d at tbe Everett
Charles I.ogan and family are
of weeks.
Funeral directors. 427-433 West First
Hover home in Harrisburg Sunday miving their hay to a farm in Ben­
Street. Albany, Oregon.
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Wayne Brock who has been
afternoon.
ton
county
near
Corvallis
where
IMPERIAL
CAFE.
209
West
First
working at Henry Brock’s since
Mi6S Grace Pehrsson and Miss they will soon go to m ike their
Harold G. Murphy, Prop.
early spring, has gone to his home
Phone 665
near Harrisburg where he will join Agnes Chaudlei who have been at­ home.
We Never Close
tending
summer
school
at
O,8.C.
the crew of the Brock threshing
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Clajlou ol
L a ity A ssistant
JEN NINOS’ AUTO TOP SHOP—Auto
returned home Friday evening.
Portland, Mrs. Nannie Gibbs and
A ll ca lls answered day o r n ig h t
outfit.
trimming, seat covers and winter in-
Phone 255.
Halsey, Oregon
Mrs. A. F. Albertson, Mr. and daughter of Albany, a’l former I’e
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Williams
closuree. 202 E Second. Pitone 418J
N. L. Jennings. Manager.
and family, Mr. end Mrs. Henry Mrs. Earl Albertson and Mr. and oria residents, were visiting here
Brock aud Doris, George Ardry, Mrs. Harvey Wa'lace and niece, Monday.
linsi'O K AMES' HARDWARE
The Winchester Store
and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Brock Maxine Worley, attended the Free
Mrs Frank Smith who is in the
and family enjoyed a picnic at Methodist campmeeting near Port­ Corvallis general hospital is getting
land SaturJay and Sunday.
Idlewood Sunday.
along nicely and expects to be able Sun. Mon.. Tues Aug. 5, 6. 7
At lowest rate of interest.
Richard Barthelrress in
to be moved to her uncle, Jam ts
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
Peoria
News
Alford Arrows
Guhens in a few days.
Prompt service — Courteous treatm ent
FU N E R A L
D IR E C T O R
GLOBE
3C
(Enterprise correspondent)
Jack Curtis of Peoria visited his
nephew, Chester Curtis, Sunday.
Edaar Sisk is the owner of an
The Curtis and Armstrong ma-
automobile.
c iines both started threshing last
Archie Hopper is the owner of a Monday.
Ford roadster.
Beverly Isom visited at the home
Russell Herndon was £ business of her aunt, Mrs. A. F. Robuett in
Eugene, from Thursday until Mon­
visitor in Corvallis Saturday.
day
evening.
Many threshing machines start-
Delta
Curtis spent several days
td up in this ne'ghborhood th s
this
week
with her cousili, Doris
week.
Brock
of
Lake
Creek.
Miss Lucile Herndon spent sev­
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitbeck
eral days visiting relatives in Cor
spm t the day at the L H Straley
vallis.
Pearl and Ollie Cummings ate luine Saturday when Mr. Wt it-
visiting Helen Haynes at Harris­ beck helped Mr. Straley haul hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzmaurice and
burg.
little
son a n l Mr. and Mis. C ay
Mrs. C. 9. Williams visited her
Foresman
were afternoon callers
Bister, Mrs. G«y Herman of Co­
at the A. E. Whitbeck home Sun­
burg, Frida)’.
Kroyst brothers of Harrisburg day.
M ri. Minnie Peters of Bellfoun­
hulled clover at Clarence Mays
tain an l Mrs. E tta Hitchcock and
several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. M artin Cumtnirgs her husband of Corvallis have been
accompanied by Mr. Joe Drinkard visiting tlieir father, Michael Rick­
ard this week.
were Albany visitors Wedneschy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A"en and
Mrs, H snnah Cummings of Hal-
children
of Lebanon visited at the
sey has been visiting her daughter
Ellsworth
Curtis home Sunday.
Mrs. John Gormley tbe p u t week.
Charity
Blanche
Curtis accompa-
Mrs. J. S. Nicewood and child­
nied
them
borne
for
a visit, while
ren, Jenuie and Leroy, visited
Irwin
Allen
remained
at the Curtis ,
Mrs. Robert Arnold of Shedd
home.
Thursday.
Mrs. J.F.Isom returned Monday
Freddie Baum gartner of Port
land is spending a few davs visit­ from a week spent in Eugene and
ing his grandparents, Mr. and Springfield. She is still carrying
her arm in a sling as a result of
Mrs. N. H. Cummings.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baumgart dislocating her arm last week when
ner and son Freddie of Portland, she fell from a ladder while fixing
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Jones and a window screen. Her aunt, Mrs.
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
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“The Noose"
Miss Imogene Creweao of S m
Jose,
California, is visiting her
Mrs. R >se Morgan is visiting her
m
itber,
M s Ed* Crewsse. She
sister Mrs. J R Frady for a few
has
many
friends here who are glad
days.
to
have
her
with them again.
The lectures given by two repre­
Mr. and Mis. J. 8. Larnir. J.W .
sentatives from Pacific col’ege at
Lamar a id daughter Hel*n, and
R v. J A. McKee of Walla W alla,
Washington, drove to Alsea Sun
day where Rev. McKee had charge
of the services After church tie
party drove to Waldport and visit­
(By Special Correspondent)
Wed., Only, Aug. 8
Dorothy Mackaill in
FARM LOANS
Wm. Bam, with Lane County Abstract
Company. Albany
'Ladies Night in
A Turkish Bath'’
If you enjoy a good meal
And know a good meal when you get it
You 11 be back for you'll not forget it.
Thur.. Friday, Aug 9 10
Harry Langdon in
PARAGON CAFE
“The Chaser’’
Sat. Only, Aug. 11
Ken Maynard in
“ Cedi of the Scarlet”
HALSEY STATE BANK
LOWE B R O T H E R S
FLOOR EN A M EL
gives a beautiful last­
ing finish that is easily
kept clean. It dries
overnight. Especially
recommended for kit­
chen floors. Also for
kitchen walls, wood­
work and for all in­
terior floors. Come in
and get a color card.
JVo obligation.
Before you p aint, see us.
H ill & C o m p an y
Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
AND
SU RPLUS
Albany Bargain House
New and Second Hand Furniture
Higtiest prices paid for all kinds
of Junk, Wool, Hides, Furs, Pelts,
Cascara Bark.
Albany, Oregon
Fisher-Braden
Funeral Directors
Embaliners
Halsey, Oregor
For
easy-to-clean
kitchen floors
Legion Lunch Tuesdays.
GEO. M. GILCHRIST
ALBANY
Ticket office Bell Linn Stage.
Albany to San Francisco $15
S 3 5 ,O O O
Lady Assistant.
Phone 95.
Albany. Oregon J
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
Call At
Davenport Music House
For New and Second Hand Pianos
Pianos for Rent.
Albany .Oregon
Egg Mash,
Growing Mashes,
Developing Scratch.
Haskins & Talbert
Sears' Grocery
A Service and Cash Store
Ask for prices
Grain Sacks and Twine
o. \V. FRI M
Hay
Grain
Feed
Albany
| Creamery Association
Manufacturers of
LINN BUTTER
and Buyers of Eggs
A Farm ers’ Co-operative
Creamery
A - >
:= Tl
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
N ow -
422 West First Street
Albany, Oregon
You can have those
much desired outlets
Complete Home
Furnishers
Once thought o f as a convenience— but now a posr
Universal & Cclcnial Ranges
, “ » , C „ S , I w e c . ¡ » . .. I I . h o ,, mock w .o £
outle.s «> easily. . 0 0 - 0 0
o r ">»>•■
sure o f a good job w e ll useG-E m a te r ia l- ^ » ™ » * “ *
by General Eleetric— mstensls that comprise the
( iring S ystem
- / o r lifetim e service
H ire T his H elp er
F o r 3c an h o u r
The Eyes of Your Family
For the above wage you can use a 1J h.p. McCormick-
Deering engine for m illing and grinding, and for running
the washing machine, cream separator, churn, water pump,
etc. The wages of the other McCormick-Deenng engines
are in proportion, varying according to their sizes.
W illin g to w o r k o vertim e
V o . ».ay . . » . ool, 0 0 , o » „ . . - o ,
•°d
Cummings-Ahlshog E lectric
Company, Inc.
Phone 298, Corvallis, Oregon
So called drudgery jobs are the first to he turned over
to the engine; others follow rapidly until one finds there is
no lim it to the tsefulness of the McCormick-Deenng engines
The»e e n g in e , are bu.1t in \%. 3. <> and »Ob P
Com« in and lo o k them over. We have y o u r » lie .
S ch u ltz Bros. W arehouse Co
Fayetteville.
P.O. Shedd. Oreeon.
Phone Shedd BI 23
W h e n you g u ir d the e y e . o f y o u r
fa m ily by h a v in g them te .te d
re g u la rly you are at th e tam e
tim e in s u rin g th e ir fu tu re eye­
sig h t.
No w h y neglect h a v in g
one matte?
Sight Quickly and
Accurately Corrected
The «Miner y o u r eye tro u b le s have
a tte n tio n the lie tte r 08 you are
Eye tro u b le , in th e ir in fa n c y are
ea.ilv corrected anti often a ve rt
te rio u . tro u b le . You w ill fin d o u r
service amt p ric e , in a v ia . , by
themselves.
Harold Albro,
Jew eler and O p to m e tris t,
31J W e .t E ir . t S treet A lb a n y ,O re