LABOR DAY
F. P. Rowley madi the trip
». P. TRAIN HCMF.DUAL
I to *he Horst IJros. hop yard on
Follc/wing is the whedule o f the
' Monday iccon.panled by t'har-
tr*;n* at i tru r:
Books, Stationery, Cards ley Rrown, ol St. Helena, w h o ) ™
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s p ^ t tho w ^ e n d in Turner, I Tra(n No 32> 4;M am.
O F F IC E S U P P L IE S
i Boiling Beef
8c lb.
to join hi« »o th e r and sister
Tmin No. 16, «1:23 a.m.
Go wmtrwhrrr. Take the whole family
, who nre camped at the yard.
Train No. IS, 9:17 a.m.
the fldas Book Store I Mrs. L. D /Roberts and ehild- Train No. 14. 1.04 p.m.
for a joyous holiilay outing.
: Beef Roast
12c lb.
•RH» State Ht.
Halent, Or*'
Train No. 34, 5:17 p.m.
j ren, o f Mnrcola, arrived in Tur­ South Bound—
ner last week for a visit with
Train No. 17. 10:57 A .m .
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Mrs. Robert»* parents, Mr. and
Train No. 33, 7:04 p.m.
For fares and train service, ask agent
Train No. 31, 10:2» p.m.
Mr». I. II. Small. Mr. Roberts
Attenti on!
i T u rn e r .
Oregon
>n.
rame up for the week-end.
CHURCH CALENDAR
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NOW IS THE TIME TO DO IT
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nichols
M. E. Church
came
up
from
Portland
Satur­
CAltH PAINTED
day evening and spent the Sunday School at
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At a
week-end with Mrs. Nichols’ Morning Service
1 1 a.m. '
ffi
K.il
parents, K. C. Raker and wifefl Epworth League
7 p.m.)
REASONABLE HATE
Charley Rrown of St. Helens Evening Service
8 p.m . 1
All Work (iuaranted
came up for a few days’ visit Wednesday evening
8 p.m . 1
C.
W.
Pogue,
Pastor.
¡£
with
his
friend
F.
P.
Rowley.
We are equi ping our pluee
{• He went to the Horst hop yard
to make it dust proof.
Christian Church
? Monday, where his mother and
Located at
J
Sunday
School
1 0 a.m.]
V sister are camped for the hop
Morning
service
1 1 a.m. I
Cladck & Tate tiarasjv
j: picking senson
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Christian Endeavor
7 p.m. I
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Robert and Richard Gale
Stay Ion, Oregon.
M. S. B ond, Agc-fU
Evening Service
8 p.m.' ;
were dinner guests with Mr.'
Announcing the Improved
J. M. Shelley, Pastor.
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and Mrs. F. C. Gunning Sun­
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day.
FORD C A R S
Mrs. J. F. Hutcheson, who !
E. C. Baker and F. P. Row-
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has made an extended visit] !
The following are some of the important changes in
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! the .New Ford Cars:
-FISH IN G TA C K LE -
< a.li |ialU fur false teeth and dental ternoon.
•Chassis frame lowered.
gold, plAtluum and discarded Jewulry
her home in Stockton, Califor­
-OUTING EQUIPM ENT-
Ray
Baker
and
son
of
Port-'
Bodies lower and longer (except Fordor.)
Molte HmelllnK a K< lining Co., Oslt-gu
nia, Thursday.
Bodies redesigned (except Fordor.)
land were Sunday visitors at
Michigan.
Mrs. C. O. Bates and child­
WILLIAM C. AN D ERSO N
Closed cars in color.
the E. C. Baker home.
ren
went to the circus in Sa -1
THE 3 P O R T IN G G O O D S
K. C. Baker and son Ray
Improved upholstery with lower, deeper cushioned
Jim Kelly and son had a min-1
12* SaHthComuterdnl St.
were Salem visitors Sunday or accident to their car last ; lem Saturday.
seats.
Mrs. Paul Walker and daugh
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afternoon.
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Nickeled radiator shells on closed cars.
weel# when the steering rod
| ter Moma, spent several days
One-piece windshield on Tudor and Coupe.
Mr. and Mrs. • S. H. Baker
came loose, causing the car to*
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¡with
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Larger, better looking fenders.
lutve returned from Browns­ run in the d.tch. No damage p g_ her
Thomason,
Fuel tank under cowl (except Fordor.)
ville and have taken up their was done to car or passengers.,
Mrs. R. O Witzel and daugh­
Added
accessories on all cars.
abode with the J. F. Lyle fam­
A letter fron Mrs. M. T. '
te rs Helen and Helena were
Coilbox
and sediment bulb more conveniently located
ily.
Miller, who is at Gold Beach,
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---------- visitors Saturday and
Improved brakes in rear axle and transmission.
We will contract up to 500 reports that they are having a Went to the circa».
Two doors on Runabout; four doors on Touring Car.
acres of English ry° grass seed fine time. Mrs Miller reports)
Mrs. P. E. Thomason and her « ■
Bodies of all open and closed cars are all-steel
at 5c per lb. to glower. See landing a 30 lb. salmon,
m
[daughter
Mrs.
Hutcheson
spent
throughout, except the Fordor, which has
Oregon Grain Co. for particu­ catch.
T im e D eposits
a Composite Body.
Monday night and Tuesday in
lars.
Dr. Ransom is waiting for Amity visiting relatives. They
Place your orders now for future delivery which will
J. R. Besse, who has been the
, hunting season to open were accompanied home by
commence Sepetmber loth
confined to the house for sev­ when he is going to get a deer M„ Thomasons siate f, Mrs.
Best o f all— NO Change in PRICE
We hope he is suc- ; Simpson, who is spending a few j
eral days on account of sick­ this year
A u to m o b ile In s u ra n c e W ritte n
cessini.
ness is again able to be out.
days visiting here.
M,,.s Ague» K.-lly. who is
h ,
aild Mrs. H. A. Rich-!
Turner camp ground is a
employed
in
the
Home
Restaur-
,nond
of
¡¿alem spent severaI
scene of activities this week.
ant
u.
Salem
spent
Sunday
at
days.
visiting
with their son in
Delegates from all over the
1 law and daughter, Mr and M rs.;
state are attending the Union lome’
Kenneth Gray and Orrin j Raymond Titus
Christian Endeavor.
Wallerman o f Marion, were,
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,
Miss Martha Taylor is the Turner visitors Friday night.
house guest of Hazel Btmea for
Miss Ethel Given has return - 1
Endeavor week.
Œhe &alrm fHnrtuani
ed from her vacation trip and
For Sale— G ood top buggy. was back at her old place as!
Embalmrm unit JFtrarrai Otrrrtnra
I The Sunday school showed
See Ira Pearce.
pianist at Sunday school jit the
Phoae ISAS
210 C e n t e r F t .
Kah-m. Oregno.
¡an increase last Sunday over
Margaret McKay spent the M. E. church Sunday.
|| Mar
the Sunday before.
A good
EfWctent Work— Moderate Brices
1 ; week-C end with Lorena Moore
( ai l Duncan i ecently hauled 1 congregation greeted the pas-
iiMuwuwuw# ¡Salem.
shingles and is repairing the tor both morning and evening,
¡ The young people who failed
Mrs.
Malinda
Chambers roof ot his home in 1 urner.
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The painters have completed 1 to attend the League service
, spent Tuesday afternoon with
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the staining of the depot roof, missed a good meeting.
The 1
Pom ero y & Keene
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J IW W E IW A N D O P T IO, A N S
Start
N ow !
A d op t
For Sale— Three months old which adds materially to the topic w as: “ Where am I on the *
Salem.
Oregon
>
appearance
of
the
building.
way.”
It
was
the
climax
of
the
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E Y E B T E S T E D — G L A S S E S F IT T E D
C ock erels from 300 to 307-egg
Our Pay As Yon Go Plan
. y / w / w w a M W trapnested Hansen strain white
R. C. Barber and son are series of lessons based on the ♦
SUtf ind Liberty SU.
SaUai, Orafo.
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No More Worries
Leghorn hens.
Mrs. G eo. busy in town with their wood following Scripture reference: J
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saw this week.
“ 1 am the Way, the Truth and *
Crum e.
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And
Money
In
The
Bank
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the Life.” The topic for next t
Ivan
Hadley
reports
a
good
H. S. Bond was taken quite
Sunday is “ The Tragedy of]
crop
of
prunes
and
that
pick­
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U . G. S H I P L E Y C O M P A N Y
sick last Sunday with acute in­
Getting By.”
Robert Gale
digestion.
His place is being ing will start the last of this will be the leader. At the last
SALEM .
O REGO N .
tilled by M. P. Hardesty, for­ week or the first of next.
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League business meeting it was ^
Miss
Lillian
Demytt
left
on
ANDUCENSEDEMBALMERS
merly of Long Beach, Calif.
decided to use the screens and
Mr. Hardesty formerly worked, Tuesday morning for Portland,
convert the pulpit into a league
for t îe S. P. on the Los Angeles ; " here she will attend school
Reliable Service.
Lady A ssistant
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room. This was tried out last
this winter.
division.
Sunday and proved very suc­
205 Ro Chnrch St.— Day or Night Phone 120
B. F. Robertson returned on
An enjoyable time was re-
cessful.
It was also decided
Saturday from his ranch near
ported at the nil day meeting
to assess each and every mem-]
- S ale m -
and basket dinner o f the La­ Condon and reports crops good ber 5c per month dues. The j
- Of Granite W are
in that section.
dies’ Aid of the Methodist
last Friday of each month is
TAKFT’y.- SW» .T» T ar .7 •«¿«r- - ■> OH—
Mi ■"*— church ,at the farm home of
Col. W. F. Wright was show­ the time set for the business
AT « MUM— «I— ijn 'llJ«l
1‘hnna 440
Hm. 1MIJ
Mrs. Mullinex.
Chicken din­ ing some of the largest prunes meeting and social.
seen so far this year, from the
ned was served to £ 6 .
D r. O. A. O lson, D e n tist
The silver tea and program 1
Graybill orchard near Turner.
rnlntraa Kklractlon of Teelh by Nerve llW k ln g or M tn m e Oxli
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raines
which was advertised to be
4 Qt. Lipped Saucepans........................................... $ .25
Oregon State Tubercu-1, . . . . . .
e \r
o u i
and two sons of Upland, Calif., , The
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held at the home of Mrs. S. H.l
M A S O N M TEMPLE.
SALEM
losis Hospital are installing two i
,
,
..
.
4 Qt. Basins...........................................................
.23
visited at the home of Mrs.
,
. - Bond Thursday afternoon has
t
new boilers.
They have in
4 Qt. Mixing B ow ls...................................................... .25
Baines' brother, E. S. Prather
axe
been changed to be held at the
stalled temporary boiler ser­
and family, last week.
Methodist parsonage, on ac-|
12 Qt. Rinsing Pans.......................................
vice to furnish steam while the
•
count
of
the
illness
of
Mr.
Bond
For Sale— No. 12 Rem ington new boilers are being placed.
14 Qt. Dish Pans........................................................
.50
The Elsworth Hat Shop
! A cordial invitation is extend-
typew riter.
E xcellent co n d i­
Table Mats, 3 for........................................................... 10c
Mrs. Pearl Kelly’ o f Salem ed to everyone.
Hats cleaned and blocked.
Buckram frames, trimmings otc. tion, Price $45.00. Enquire at
was a visitor with home folks
While they last will also sell Auto Accessories at a
carried in stock
Tribune office.
dtp
Sunday.
Discount
Mrs. E. S. Prather's brother.
Formerly 495 Court St.
Plion» 2175W
Several from Turner attend­
Max Hutchens and cousin El­ ed the big circus in Salem Sat­
Salam, Oregon.
347 1-2 Court St. Upstairs.
ton Painter were callers at the urday. Some took advantage
You are all cordially invited
drug store Thursday, bringing of*the time and attended both
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to
attend Church next Sunday
the circus and “ The Ten Com­
H. L. Earl’s Hardware Store
as
there
will be with us a spea­
grown peaches.
mandments.” which was show­
ker from the Christian Endeav- , 1.V .V .V .V .W .V .V .V .* .W .V .V A V .S ‘ .V .S W .S V A '.* .V .* ^ .V .,.V è
M. O. Pt arson and L. C. Ball ing at the Grand theatre.
.
.,, , . . ,,iOr Conference who will deliver
returned this week from a few
Prune picking will be m full ,.
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the morning sermon. All the
days at the coast.
swing around Turner by the |,
Endtfcvorers are coming over,
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Prather first of next week.
Che American Hauer
' to the morning service. There
and son were McMinnville vis­
John
Duncan
and
wife
of
]
will
be
no
services
here
Sun-,
Caretaker of Hats and Clothing
A com plete »lock o f O regon and H ungarian V etch ,
itors Sunday, calling on their Sa.em were 1 urner visitors on day evening as we are going to
Seed G rain», all varieties o f grasses, Tim oth y, Fall Rye,
C
le
a
n
in
g , P r e s s in g and R e p a ir in g
parents, also Dr. and Mrs. J.
Fall B arley, C lovers, etc.
Saturday.
attend services at the C. E .!
C. Michaux and Mr. and Mrs.
136 S. Liberty St.
Salem, Oregon
544 State St.
Conference at the Tabernacle, j
Bundy. Mrs. Prather was for­
A ll re-cleaned in first class shape and sold at the
The conference started Mon­
low est possible prices. Send us your list fo r prices.
merly employed two years in
day and continues for a w eek!
the Hat Shop, conducted by
¡with
morning and evening ser-|
(Mre. Iluyiuoinl TU u h )
Mrs. Bundy.
vices. C. E. topic for Sunday: j
A. L. Bones was a business
“ Learning how to pray.”
Did
” i<s«inr in Salem Monday.
Miss Thelma Burnett visited you ever learn how to pray'
'nrmor * *bo home of her aunt, Mi’s,
Complete Cine
Saturday Specials
2-DAY HOLIDAY
Reduced Round trip Fares
Turner Meat Market
v
Southern Pacific Lines
Locals
1
4 % Paid on
six months
Fire and
Turner State Bank
BONES BROTHERS.
M. E.Church
Only Twelve more days to take advan­
tage of our Special Subscription Offer.
WEBB & CLOUGH CO.
I
Funeral Directors
SPECIAL SALE
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Fall Field Seeds
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Subscribe fer I V
Tribuns
t»t
rt. ii. Robertson, last week.
Have your envelopes printed v ith
Threshing is fmiahed in this your return address. The Tribune
can do the worx.
community.
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