Halsey Enterprise, H alggj^O regoibO ctobei^JS^ft^
c
icecream , candy, etc., end there
O C IE T Y N E W S
From Our Regular Corr««pondent i
W hen the member« of the S tar!)
c lu b a r r it e il a t the home o f M r*
Cha lea fla m e r Wednesday a fte r­
noon they fait they had been tra u *-
ported to a land w herein witches,
hl ck cat* and g o b lin * d w e lt. Soon
h o w e v tr they found it wu hut the
e p iiit of f] l| iw i'i-n .
M r*. C u rtis Veatch presided o t ei
the m eeting. T h e d u b m em ber'
<b elded to give a m i-ce lla n o u s pro
gram at the c ity h a ll on A rm istice
d iy .
V a r ii'ia booth* w ill co u ta in
Flies
F ly F o il
Will kill them and kill
them dead.
All you have to do is sweep
'em up,
M O R R IS
P h a rm a c y
FOR
Gold Fish
and
C a n a ry B ird s
Go to —
SEE
A complete line
Aquarium Bowls
Feed Supplies for
fish and f i r other
Classified 02812467
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WOOD FOR SAl.E—16 inch, big fir.
Enquire J. W. Bressler, Dalsey.
FOR SAI.K or Trade—Ford, model A
Sport Coupe demonstrator. New c tr
guarantee and service. Price $550:
Sells new for $677.00. Ifowe Garage.
Brownsville. Oregon.
of
OAK
W ANTED—A goo 1 'second band John
* Deere sulky plow. I). S. McWilliams,
Route 1, Halsey,
S tr a le y Bros.
on the highway.
S hott O rder Lunches
Groceries
Call J. F. Isom.
COMB HONEY, 12‘*c to 20c lb. Winter
apples 75c per box: Spies especially
fine. N. T. Sneed.
o il.
o4
SLAB WOOD for sale atJStanwood mill
$2 50 per cord; on gravel road.
*1
FOR SALE—T hrifty’slioats. W. F. Car­
ter. Halsey, Route 1,
olS*
STORE
of Cages,
seed and
birds and
pets, too.
The members o, the Thimble
club were pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mr*. Georg« Taylor
Friday afternoon.
During the
Always a champion of childhood, Herbert Hoover demonstrated his
brief business session it was decided
Interest In unfortunate children when he noticed Robert Farr, a cripple
to hold a cooked food sale lat-r io
boy, cheering him In Iowa City and stepped out of his car to greet him.
the season and also to have mem­
The first meeting of the Priscilla now exceed $576,943,000 annually, and
bers piece a quilt which will he
club
following the summer vaca­ represent the one Important division
sold.
of the government where the policy
tion
was held Thursday afternoon has been justifiably to increase rather
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent socially while those pres with Mrs R. W. Brown as hostess than to reduce expenditures. This has
also been the one important division
ent busied themselves with needle­ to the members. The annual elec of the government where the drive for
work. Several unusually pretty tion of officers occupied the atten­ reduction of expenditures has been ap­
tion of the members during the plied only for economy in its adminis­
quill blocks were exhibited.
tration—not against the veterans. It
At four o,clock the hostess, as­ business meeting which was follow- is the one division where large meas­
ed
by
a
social
hour,
sisted bv Mrs. Miller, serve i a de­
ure of Increased expenditure of the
Mrs. W .H, Hobbs will be hostess government has taken place during
licious lunch.
the past seven years. This Is as It
Those present for this pleasaut to the club members at their next should be. This government must not
meeting.
afternoon were Mesdames Clara
be extravagant but it must bo just.”
LaFollette, Elizabeth White, Mae
Church Notes
Miller, Ada Cororan, Ella Ross­
Dana C. Rossman
man. Lulu Hoffman, Blanche Mor | Church of C hrist:
ris and Anne Lake, and Miss Mary
10 a, m. Sunday school.
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Smith.
11:00 a. no. communion service.
» ♦ »
7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor
PINE GROVE
We want to thank you one and
John McNeil jr celebrated bis
all for the fine way in which you
tweltlh birthday at his home last
helped to put rally day across but
Saturday by inviting Ross, Vern
remember th at was ooly the be­
and Lyle Eagv, Mary, Freddie and ginning not the end. Prove your
L ad y A s s is ta n t
Rex McNeil, Laurence aud Glenn loyalty by a strong come back this
All calls answered day or night
Nichols, Thelma Rnighten and Lord’s day.
Phone 255.
Halsey, Oregon
Erma Johnson to a delightful party.
A program at each service that
I he afternoon honrs were spent in will interest you,
playing games and the serving of
J.M Shelley, minister.
refreshments by
Mrs.
McNeil
brought the afternoon to a pleasant Methodist:
10 a. iu . Sunday school
c'ose. Several mothers w.re also
11:00
a nt. morning worship.
present.
Sermon topic: “ Walking with
God.”
I
6:30 Epwortli League
W hiteside & Locke
7:30 p m. evening worship.
Hardware, Implements anil Sporting
Topic: “ Religious Fellowship.”
Goods. Hudson and Essex Autos
I 3rd & Madison Sts., Corvallis. Ore.
Bible study class Tuesdays 2:30
Prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30
Ladies aid every Wednesday
J . S. MiHer, pastor.
Meat M arket
Gas and Oil, Camp Grounds
and Cabins.
We are here to serve the
Public.
Friday
Clara Bow in
The first requirem ent of being well dressed is to have
clothes that fit.
Ihe best fitting clothes are, those tailored
to individual order.
The best tailored to order clothes are those produced by
E d V. P rice & Co.
$30 $35 $40
M. V. Koontz Co.
GOOD GOODS
Now we are to have with us next Tuesday young
I
/H a r o ld Teen9
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Ultra modern high school boys and classy co-eds. One year
ahead of everything in style, titles and gags. Ten miles
ahead of any collegiate comedy you’ve ever seen. I t ’s an
education in itself to see it.
Prices 10c and 25c.
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Reduce Taxes by Reducing Expense
LEE GIDDINGS
Democratic Candidate for County Assessor
Election Nov. 6, 1928.
Assessor 1922 to 1924.
Expenses of Assessor’s Office for last six years according to
records in the county clerk’s office.
1922................ $ 6,295.74
1925 ................. $ 7,463.15
1923 ................. 6,362.68
1926 ................. 7.648.95
1924 ................. 6,321.63
1927 .............. . 7,963.92
Total, 3 years $18,980.05
$23,076.02
Paid adv, by Lee Giddings, Albany, Oregon.
DOWN GO PRICES!
New Columbia Phonographs
REDUCED! Get Yours Now
Junction City
Have that Fall and Winter suit
made to order--NOW!
TUESDAY; OCT. 23, 8 O'clock
PHONOGRAPHS
Out They Go!
12016803
“ The Supreme Penalty ”
Saturday
Karl Dane and Geo, A rthur
in
“ Detectives ”
Sunday, Only
George Bancroft and Betty
Compson in
ii
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17163796
____ Matinee 2:30
Mon., Tuesday. Wed.
The greatest human drama
ever screened
“ UNCLE TOM'S CABIN ”
A genuine treat for the
whole family.
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Regular $350.00
Columbia Phonograph
A wonderful Instrum ent
For beauty, for tone quality, this i instru-
instru­
ment has no equal.
$150
Regular $175.00 Columbia
A very pretty instrum ent—Now
Regular $115.00 Columbia
goes at this sale for only
"iiiimta
HALSEY THEATRE
FUNERAL
D IR E C T O R
WASHINGTON.—Addressing a dele­
gation of veterans representing the
various war service organizations of
the District of Columbia, Herbert
Hoover declared against reduction of
expenditures for the care of veterans.
He approved the policy of Republican
administrations during the last seven
years In showing ex-service men the
utmost liberality.
Mr. Hoover's remarks to the delega­
tion were as follows:
"I believe all of America recognizes
our national obligation to our veter­
ans. The country today Is providing
pensions and compensation to 835,292
men and women, with Insurance and
adjusted compensation to over four
million more. The total expenditures
tha
-went In this direction
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WOOD for sale.
FOR SALE—Five or 6 ton* L a n d p i^
at $13.50 tonif taken from thc
Harrisburg. Car to arrive next wet'
F. D. Kropf, Phone 39F3.
oU4<
niminen ismi
Are more troublesome now
than at any other time of
the year
A l b a n y , Owe.
will he one booth filled with war
souvenirs.
Contests formed a pleasing di­
version during the aocial hour. In
our, a modeling contest, Mr». T I
Mark« was awarded first prize and
the consolation prize went to Mr*
A.A Teasing.
The guest« we;« theo invited t>
the d in ii;; room where they found
place* «1 a prettily decorated table
Here the deenrutioua we-e aleo car
r ed nut 111 ki eping with the season
of Hallo ve'en, the color scheme
biing black and gold. A guesting
cout'-st wa* a feature between the
course*. Wanda Veatch assisted
the hosteea fn serving.
Mis. Chester Sickels Mr*. Marga
ret Allinghaii) and Misa Veatch
were complimented guest*. Thir­
teen club members were present.
HOOVER HALTS TO GREET CRIPPLE
$85
$67.50
$15.00 and $17.50 Portable
Phonographs, ju st the instru­
m ent for parties and socials
Regular $00.00 Phonograph
A Columbia, too, for only
$10
$57.50
USED PHONOGRAPHS
Slightly Used Phonographs, a new model
Brunswick at $90; »’.Victor at $47.50 and a
Cheney with about 35 records for $45.00.
\\ e are not quitting business but it is our desire to devote more of our future efforts to thè
RADIO, To do this we have slashed the prices on these Phonographs for quick selling.
The Music Shop
Everything Musical
338 West First Street, Albany