H a ls e V E n te rp ris e .
Halsey. Oregon. Septenibar
COMMUNITYfjFAIR AT SHEDD
Continued from page 1.
Luneb cloth a id napkin* -Mrs.
E.G. Pugh, Lyda Gregory, Mrs.
Wayne Parke.
Beet spcciman white embroidery
— Mrs. Dale Forbes, Mrs. Floia
Wood.
C o m in g to A lb an y
Dr. Mellenthin
Specialist
in Internal Medicine for the
past fifteen years
Doe»* N o t O p e r a te
TO THE LEGAL VOTERSOF THl-
C lTY OF HALSEY, OREGON
There will be a mass m a tin g of the
legal voters of the City of liaise»-, Ore-
Kuitted lace—Mrs. W B. Mc­ gon, September 24, 1928, it. the council
rooms of said city, at 730 p m , fOr the
Cormick.
purpose of nominating for election the
Best embroidered piilow slip — following officers for the said city to
Mrs. J.W . Lamar, Lvda Gregory, serve for a term of two years.
One mayor; one recotder; one treain-
Mrs. W. F. Gentry.
rer; one marshal: two couuciliuen.
Artistic needlework —Lyda Greg­
ory, Mrs. R C. McCotmick, Mrs
Flora Wtod.
Crochet rug—Edith Pugb.
Hand mado rugs -Cleona Smith,
Mrs. Clay, Mrs. J.S. Lamar.
Boutonniere— Mrs. Nitrel, Mrs.
R.C. McCormick.
Best collection of eix separate
pieces—Mrs. McCormick,
Lyda
Gregory, Maud Jensen.
Q jilts—Mrs. E. W. Shedd, Ethel j
MrCormick, Mrs. J.S. Lamar.
A p rcns-V irginia Dickson,
Maxwell, Ethel Maxwell.
Will be at
t a r l j . H ill. Recorder
JIM HORNING
General Blacksmithing
Acetylene Welding
First & Adams,
Corvallis. Ore
W hiteside & Locke
Hardware, Implements and Sporting!
E va'
Goods. Hudson and Essex Autos
I 3rd & Madison Sts., Corvallis. Ore.
HOTEL ALBANY
Monday, Oct. 1st
Office hours 10 a in. to 4 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
Food Men Folks W il l Enjoy!
I f your men folks have been mincing at their food, eating a little of this and
a little o f that, stimulate their appetites. How? Jnst call us into consultation.
We have a lot o f suggestions that w ill make any and every appetite rear right
up on its hind legs. Here are a few suggestions.
Mayonnaise 25c and 55c
Peatut Butter, lb. 30c
Relish Spread 25c.
Sandwich Spread 15c.
Olives
Deviled Meats
Sliced Beef
Chicken
M. V. Koontz Co.. Inc-
SOCIETY NEWS
From O u r Regular Correspondents
Bressler, J. A. Miller, Edith Rob-
nett and Fayette Lake. Mrs. John
Bressler was a complimented guest
as was Beverly Isom.
For the next meeting Mrs.
Taylor extended the hospitality of
her home.
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Mrs, F. Buford Morris and son
Bobbie spent Saturday in Albany
where Bobbie was a guest at a
birthdry party honoring his cousin
Dornion Eastburn, who celebrated
his fourth birth anniversary at the
home o f his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Asa Eastburo, in that city.
Friday afternoon Mrs. J J. Cor­
coran was a charming hosteaa at
her home in West Halsey to the
members of the Thimble club of
Vine Maple circle, Neighbors ol
Woodcraft. An initiation was held
for three new members, Mesdames
J.A. Miller, H arry Dressier and
Edith ltobnett.
Following the
business session the afternoon was
»pent In conversation and fancy
• • «
work and at four o’clock the host,
M rs. Jess Cross was a charming
ess, assisted by her daughter,
dinner hostess of Saturday evening
Dorothy, served a delicious lap
when she entertained a group of
luneb.
friende. The table was centered
Those present for this delightful Wlth , lovely (lora, piece. Places
afternoon were* Mesdames Buford ware marked for Mr. and Mrs. L.
Morris, W. F. White, C G Hamer, W. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Elden
E B. Isom, George Taylor, Harry Cross, Miss Gladys McCornack and
Have you seen those new
Bridge & Beach
Ranges?
No Charge for Consultation
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular graduate
medicine and surgery and is licensed
the state of Oregon. He does not
«I-crate for chronic appendicitis gall
tones, ulcers of the stomach, tonsils
adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re-
ults in diseases of the stomach, liver,
owels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid-
tvs, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
f tak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, lag
»leers and rectal ailments.
Below are the names of a few of his
many satisfied patients in Oregon who
have been treated for one of the above,
named causes:
John Olson, Astoria.
Joe Sheoships, Gibbon.
Mrs. Walter Scott, Scotts Mills
Mrs. John Van Beveren. Baker
D 1. Wngenblast, Portland.
Mrs. II E. Walters, Maupin
Mrs. Jennie Woolery. Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cross.
Remember the above date, that
During the evening music was consultation on this trip will he free
and his treatment is different.
enjoyed,
SPOON RIVER
Married women must be accompan­
ied by their husbands.
The Electrical Equipment of Your
Car is Vital
The electrical equipment
o f your car is so vital to
its satisfactory operation
that it pays you to have
it inspected regularly.
Our experience in this
work enables us to han de
it quickly and satisfac-'"!
torily.
A r r o w Garage
/ / Halsey
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Oregon
—I WIUKlHUUM-niMUlll,
HALSEY THEATRE |
TUESDAY, SEPT. 25, 8 O’Clock i
Zane G re y ’s
“ NEVADA”
Three birthdays were celebrated
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W ith Gary Cooper, Thelma Todd, William Powell
Address: 224 Bradbury B'dg., Los An­
Sunday at the Henry Seefeld home
and Philip Strarge. Regular prices—10c and 25c
with Mrs. Seefeld who has only geles, California.
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recently returned home from an
Eugene hospital as a specially hou
ored guest. The dinner was ala >
a surprise to Mrs. Seefeld who was
in the hospital at the time if her
birthday. The other two who were
honored at this time were Esther
Seefeld and nephew Robert Carey.
Three beautifully decorated cakes,
with lighted candles, formed ¡»art
of the table decorations.
Those present beside the three
honor guesle were Mr. and Mrs.
E.E Carey and daughter Margaret,
Mr. Henry Seefeld and Louise See­
feld.
SAD—but true!
FAYETTEVILLE
The Tahiga camp.tire girls met
Ï1 at the heme of F aith Hanson Mon­
day evening and elected officers
for the coming year and afterwards
enjoyed a gocial hour. Tho newly
elected officers are: Elaine Abra-
ham president, Mary Pugh vice
president, Faith Hanson treasurer,
Doris Margaaon secretary, Ethel
Maxwell scribe and Jean Satcbwell
song leader
PEORIA
Mi«. Georgia Hover was hostess
to the members of the women's
mi sioiiary society for their regular
m onth’y study and social meeting.
Mrs. I’erle Cummings had the les­
ion topic aud after an interesting
study hour, a report of th t otiesion-
ary conference he'd recently at
Milton was given by Mrs. Mattin
Cummings who was a delegate.
The hostess served dainty re-
freshuients during the social hour.
Jr
I hey can he had in green and tan
enamel and will add greatly to the
beauty ol your kitchen as well as
giving you the utmost in a range.
See the new circulators before you
put up your old heater.
Hill & Company
S tra le y Bros.
on the highway.
Shott Order Lunches
Groceries
Meat Market
Gas and Oil, Camp Grounds
and Cabins.
We are here to serve the
Public.
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September 29th, a lte r which a much larger down payment
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