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Books, Stationery, Cards
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Turner State Bank
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Dr. O. L. Scott
Bones Brothers received a
carload of new Fords Friday.
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The time of year is here to 'V A W W / A W A V A V / / / W
begin to think about Christmas
presents. Why not the Coun­
try Gentleman, Ladie*' Home
To O u r Reader*
Journal or the Saturday Even­
ing Poit. They are gifts that
Why run a risk with poor
last the year around. An an­
brakes.
Have your mechanic
nouncement card sent with ev­
rcline your brakes with Emtco
ery gift subscription.
— It’s dependable.
W. E. Burn*— Dan Burnt
(Not brothers, the same man)
High St. at Ferry, Salem, Ore.
Golden Ulo Console Dish«*,
plate« He. make beautiful gift*—
at the Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Lewis
motored to HarrLsburg Friday.
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LSTI . I ' M Htut« Ht. (tipalali*.I
I’ti'Wiv UNI.
Hall-in Or,«fon.
Mrs. L. J. Rowley visited
with friends in Amity from Fri­
day to Sunday.
Anderson’s
V E TE R IN A R IA N
Day and Night Service
W. H. Houghton
Proprietor.
Palmer Chiropractor
Mrs. Chambers was a week­
end
visitor with friends in
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Aumsvilie.
W h e n In Salem
V i s i t O u r S t o r e F o r X m a * | Suggestions
G. F. KORINFK, V.S.. B.V.Sc.
rrk-lf
by taking our famous rmin-dli a. Ar«
absolutely hariiilvaa, U-lug avuipouixi-
sd from Im port«! lirrfaa, root* » i« l
nini bark« wlilnli an- » H I known Aw
their curative propertl««.
I ii order to introduce the Capital Stock Food Co.'s
Stock Salt, I will reduce the price to 17Vfcc per lb,
which will put the cost of feeding n little leas thnn
|i/2c per week per hend, for cattle and horses, and leas
for hogs, sheep or goats.
Upon the purchase o f this
food a certificate guaranteeing to puy for any stock
that dies from contagious disease after you have fed
it for three months, and ns long nfter ns you continue
to feed It.
First come, first served,
A very cheap
Insurance.
For Good Meats
and
Pure Lard
G o to Turner Meat Market
C h in s a « M e d ic in e C o.
NOTICE!
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Last Thursday a number of
the tnen of the Christian church
gathere at the church and
spent the day grading and lev­
eling the lawn. It is a decided
improvement to the church pro­
perty.
Bones Brothers have their
new Northland radio installed
at the garage. It is proving to
be (juite an attraction.
XM AS SUGGESTIONS
Phone 87. Residence 828Q
Hosiery
Umbrellas
Gloves
Lingerie
Handkerchiefs
Kimonas
Leather purses
Bath Robes
Silk Underwear
Dolls
VA N. High Street
Salem, Oregon
Dr. Mary Staples and Miss
Given of the Cloverdale dis­
trict, attended the M. E. La­
dies’ Aid Bazaar and dinner
given in the Masonic building
Saturday.
Mr«. E. T. Pierce of the
Aumsvilie State bank, was a
Portland visitor Tuesday.
G. Alexander and F. P. Row-
ley attended the Stiver meet­
ings at the Court Street Chris­
tian church Tuesday night.
Dr. O. L. Asher and family
moved in from Salem Monday,
and will now be with us steady.
W e are glad to welcome him,
as his services are badly need­
ed.
U.
McCall’s $1.00
The Tribune $1.25
Both $1.50
You Save 75c
HKKF. U yoor opportunity to get
Met'nil'» Mngn/lne for Ilia comlngyear
and the Turner Tribune every week,
both for only (1.60.
G. S H IP L E Y
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Women’s W ear Exclusively
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There w ill be no less than <4tht
great novels iu McCalls this year, the;
work of Gene Stratton-Porter, /.ute
Grey, Margaret Pedler, Beatrice Grim-
■liaw, Itafael r-wbatius, Ethel M. DeH
Vlngle M. Hoe, Kayuer Heelig, braidea
fifty or more brilliant short stories,
scores of ateorbing artistes, a dozen
praetloal boniemnklng departments,
and a big section of the newest fasb-j
every month. W e cab only make this l
time.
Closing out our used pianos
The Turner Hi basket ball
at $50, $75, $100. $125, $150.
ofter ,or • • hort
game Friday night was lost to
Our new pianos e? $225, $250,
Send Your Order Now
the Crabtree team.
$295 and up.
Used player
S C U A S L I J C W B L tm »N D O T T IO IA N «
D. S. Riches was a Salem vis­ pianos $195, $250 and up. ' A V . W / A W . V A W A W A V ,
E Y E S
T E S T E D — G L A S S E S
F IT T E D
itor Friday.
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Terms, or will make liberal dis­
CHURCH CALENDAR
Sift* ind Liberty SU.
S»t»m, Orotwt
M. T. Miller and wife return­ count for cash. Tallman Piano
M. E. Church ,
ed from their Klamath Falls Store, 395 S. 12th St., Salem,
Oregon.
trip Wednesday evening.
He
Sunday School at
10 a.m.
reported good hunting and lots
The birth of a son is report­ Morning Serv ice
11 a.m.
of ducks.
They encountered ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Epworth League .....6 :30 p.m.
about eight inches of snow on John ShiiTerer at Cloverdale. Evening Service ......7 :30 p.m.
the summit.
Several from this vicinity at­ Mid-week Prayer
A. L. Bones was a Salem vis­ tended the meeting of the Mar­
Service, Thursday..7 :30 p.m.
itor Saturday afternoon.
ion County Jersey Club at Mar­
AN D LICENSED E M B A L M E R 6
C. W . Togue, Pastor.
Games, doll«, books, jowlry and ion Saturday.
dozens of other gifts st the Drug
Xntas Cards lc to 25« st the
Christian Chnrch
Reliable Service.
Lady Assistant
Hlore.
Drug Store.
,
10 a.m.
W. F. Powers o f Salem was Sunday School
205 Ao. Church Rt.—-Pay or Night Phone 120
Mrs. Helen Stewart of Salem
Morning
service
11 a.m.
a
visitor
in
Turner
and
Stayton
and Mrs. Barbara Snyder of
Christian Endeavor ..6:30 p.m.
Gervais were week-end guests Thursday.
of Mrs. Snyder’s parents, Mr.
Harley Frey is seriously ill Evening Service .......7 :30 p.m.
and Mrs. E. C. Baker.
with pneumonia and was re­
J. M. Shelley, Pastor.
Carl Duncan was a Salem moved to the Hospital Monday.
visitor Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Helen Stewart, a regis­
Phone 440
He*. 901J
G. Alexander and I. M. Stout tered nurse who is well known
S. r. T R A IN SCHEDUAL
were Aumsvilie visitors Friday. to many Turner people, has ac­
Following is the schedule o f the
F. P. Rowley visited realtives cepted a position in the hospi­
00 Day« Prime Heductton on A ll WArk
tal at Klamath Falls and left Southern Pacific trains at Turner:
in Amity Sunday.
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M A S O N IC T E M P L E .
SALEM
for that place Monday night. North Bound—
LOST— One Holstein c<
Train No. 82, 4:38 a.m.
Mrs. J. M. Bones suffered an
Notify A. T. Savage, Turner,
Train No. 16, 6:28 a.m.
Train No. 18, 9:17 o.m.
Oregon or phone O. P. Given. accident last Thursday when
Train No. 14, 1:04 p.m.
she fell on the concrete steps
The Turner Tribune has tak­
Train No. 84, 6:17 p.nl.
at the Christian church, suffer­
en a sub-agency for the Corona
South Bound—
^
ing severe bruises.
portable typewriter. See it and
Train No. 17, 10:67 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Porter
Train No. 83, 7:04 p.m.
Hats cleaned arid blocked.
Buckram frame?, trimmings etc. try it at the Tribune office.
Train No. 81, 10:29 p.m.
o f Portland were the guests of
curried in stock
Several residents of the Tur­
his grandmother, Mrs. Malinda
Phone 2175W
Formerly 495 Court St. ner district were taking in the Chambers, Monday night. They
sights of Salem following the
will be at the Beech farm home
347 M Court SI. Upstairs.
Salem, Oregon.
show at the Oregon theatre.
Among some of the places visi­ for a week or two.
Bones Brothers are hauling
ted was a Chinese restaurant.
rock
and filling where the
The party was under the lead­
house
was
located and are pre­
ership of M. E. Townsend.
Obtained. Send model or sketch
paring to enlarge the garage.
and we will promptly send you a
II. W . Smith was home from
report. Our book on Patents and
Earl Bear was a Salem visit­
his jury duties in Portland for
Trade-marks will be scut to you
or
Monday.
on request.
the week-end.
lie returned
Eutbtritnrm aitò $ mural flirrrtnrn
Tuesday accompanied by Mrs.
Phone ISM
Baleni, Oregon.
210 Center St,
Smith.
Pomeroy & Keene
WEBB & CLOUGH CO.
Funeral Directors
- Salem -
Dr. O. A. Olson, Dentist
No. 43
GET READ Y FOR CHRISTMAS.
WF. ARE READY
Just see the fine rubber tired coaster wagon, with steel
disc wheels, well braces, gears and full size hardwood
box—we have a good big supply o f these, and effer them
to you while they last fo r only
$5.00 EACH
W e will put them away and hold them till Christmas if
you make a small payment down
Remember, we also have all kinds of velocipedes,
Scooters, Autos, Roller Skates, etc., to make the kiddies
happy
Our store is headquarters for the useful gifts that you
so desire to receive.
Make it a practical Christmas and
£ buy your gifts at the hardware store.
£
GEO. E. ALLEN
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Hardware .Machinery and Paints
■j 236 N. Commercial St.
Salem, Ore.
Give your boy
a Corona . i
for Christmas '
The Elsworth Hat Shop
PATENTS
Πlj? l a t e n t i f l n r t u u n i
D. SWIFT
Mr. Hadley, who lives in the
C. M. Miller house is reported
to be still quite sick.
Efficient Work------Moderate Prices
Several Turner people at­
tended “ The Scarlet West” at
the Oregon theatre Saturday
night.
Cfct American Bauer
Caretaker i f Hats and Clothing
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
Kid 8. Liberty St.
Salem, Oregon
544 State St.
Subicribe for The Tribune
$1.25 per Year
Donald and Lucille Riches,
accompanied by their parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Riches,
were Salem visitors Tuesday.
Hav» T sur aitvwlopaa printed with
The Tribune shop can print you»
jranr return addrasa.
The Tribune butter wraps, letter heads and en
can do fhe work.
velopes.
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CO.
PA T E N T LA W Y E R S —
305 Seventh St.. Washington. D. C-
Ovsr 34 Year»* E»|
Miss Agnes Kelly o f Salem
was the guest o f her parents
from Friday to Monday.
Ben Funston was a business
visitor in Turner Saturday.
Ilava your envelopes printed with
your return address.
The Tribune
can ds the work.
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