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~mii 11. CHURCH CALENDAR M. K. Church * ' , É Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Servie# * 11 a.m. Kpwnrth l/eague .... 0:30 p.m. Evening Service 7 ;8fl p.m. Mid-week Fritter Service, Thursday. 7 :80 p.m C. W. Pogue, Pastor. . C H R IST M A S SAUI 6 in. Xmas Belli i Rope festoons , Musical Balls 15c [ Rubber Belli 10c Musical Tops 15c Rcpestin Pistol« . , 20c Razors and Razor Strops • r • • , « • » < A Ha* el J m i I i ; that «¡11 km «old *1 a 1W , rhtooent.Why | « l « » )•*•!« y an4 pay a t i i lo t tha'aeftta food*. Colt man Latere* al ♦7.V). RegmLg prie« 18.00. Many eib«c thing« «¡11 ha ««14 at a «at prla# tram nyw «m il X a u . I taka thin mat bod of fifin g my emtamar« a X « M paaaaal. Chriatian Church Sunday School Morning service Christian Knde.-ivor Evening Service ..... 10 a.m. U a .in . :SQ p.ni. :30 pan. J. M. Shelley. Paotpf. S. f . T R A IN BCHKDUAL Following la tha a M a b at tha Southern Pa* MW traina at Tamar; North Re— f — Train No. 31, 4 31 a.m. Train No 1«. 0:23 a m. . Train Na. I«. 9:17 i n Train No. 14, 1A4 pea. Trala No 34, 3:lf pm. I m U I m ai Train No 17, 1447 a.m. Train No. 33, 744 p.m. Train No 31, 10:33 p m. H. L. Earl’s Hardware Store 4WVWWW w w w v v w w w fv w w n w w w y v w w v w a w t ww Wa W iih You A MERRY XMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Anderson’s • T M l S P O R T IM « ' f O O O t STORE IM SostaComiaonelsI f t Pomeroy St Keene E YE S TE S TE D — A L A S I WEBB & CLOUGH OO. Funeral D irectors AND^JCefjn^D^CMBAUMEW^ RellaMt Ssrvtos. Lady A m I »taut 205 f«r. Church SV— Day or Night Phona 120 • Salem - Locals Claaini out our u*a4 p i al $60, $78. $100, $125. $1S0. Our new pianot at $226, $260, $296 a a l up. Uaed pUyer piauoa $196, $260 awd up. Term*. er will make liberal dia- count for cash. Tallnuua Piano Store, 398 S. 12th St., Salom, Oregon. Some o f the boy« o f Yurner demonstrated their ability as waiters A t the bazaar last Sat urday. Any hotel deairing ex perienced help would do well to viait Turner first * A. L. Bones o f Bones Broth ers reports the following recent sales of Ford car»; D. G. Al- kire, Edward Zahare o f Salem, W. N. Oglesby and Fred Feller o f Turner, E. V. Geer and C. A. Martin o f Aumsville, G. W. Brower o f Brooks and Arthur Odell of McMinnville. Geo. W olfe of the Oregon Grain Co. was a Salem visitor Monday. Miss Alice Peterson left last week for a visit in California. MRS. M. C. SMITH CHURCH OF CHRIST WJ» Mrs. M. C. Smith, one of 14 Let us make next Sunday a children born to Lewia and banner Sunday by attending Anne Jones, pioneers of 1852, Sunday school on the last Sun passed away at her home at day o f the year. Are you,in V B T E B W A R IA N i - r. 542 E. Sixth St., Albany, at Urreated in the election o f ofti- 8 :30 o'clock Thursday night cers for the Sunday School ? ft Da'y abd High! baratea . ■* -» • She was 74 yean o f age at the will take place next Sunday at S TA YTO N OREGON lime of her dedth. 10 O’clock-. ’ All she welcome She was born at S t Joseph, who wish to attend. * Missouri, March 20, 1861, and All members o f the church crossed the plains with her are urged to be present at 2 ►4-M toaaoaeaa»»a>ao«O F«M 3N parents while- an difant. Her o’clock Sunday afternoon to people settled Among the W al elect officers for- next year. do hilla upon coming to Ore In .the morning Bro. Shelley gon. ! The M&AJpin school, in will speak on « very important » the Waldo hills was, named tor subject for every member of her mother'd ,pe0p\t.‘ They the church. in the evening • :*» r later moved, to ¡eft«non. "T h e Changing Years and the ** ài, ,.4 •• , She wa* ayUMKl to Dr. W. Unchanging Christ.-’’ * •. 4- u M. Smith, an «arty practitioner Pi«»-’ A very fine program has o f medicine, who later lived at been prepared , for Christmas : i ‘‘ •it- Salem n od ,Turner.,; Children Eve, Dec. 24th, An old time c. borne to Dr. and Mrs. Smith tree with the old time Christ are Dr. W. Carleton Smith of mas spirit Santa Claus will Salem, M n. Harold B. Looney surely remember all the chil o f Jefferoon, and Mrg. C. B. dren who come. ' •• A* Dinor o f Denver, Colo. She la Remember the District Con survived by the following-bro vention at the high school audi thers and slaters: Mrs. G. W. torium January 3. TV :i Johnson, Mr*. H. A-> Johnson Christian Endeavor topic ............................ and Mias Sarah Jones of Sa next Sunday “ Press on.” Aro, lem. Mrs.’ J. A , Conaer o f A l you satisfied with the position ■i ' ) ■■ *’A - r y bany and S»'J[. Jem*, of Port you are now ia ? . ,i. i« e e « e i la iF W i n ........... .. land.. Her eldegt brother, Dr. ’lAii. D. M. Jonee. pioneer physician M. E. CHURCH * UTIUTY COATS , 'i *.'-*7 u i no y..« f V- • • ‘ l J ,. of Albany died FM M tly at that -T ‘fr The Christmas exercise» Women’s Good * Serviceable Coats place. i W ell. Tailored Good Materials Up until last year Mrs. Smith were held last Sunday eyenings i i Plain or Fur Trimmed A hnd been active in civic and A fine program was given. The $12.46 $16.00 $19.76 $24.78 ’ club life. She had been an ac special music by the choir was The special , Priced Far Below Regular Prices tive member o f thé Patrons o f well rendered. <f*-| - Husbandry, including the Po part o f the program was the Home scene featuring'Mr. and U. G. S H IP L E Y C O M P A N Y mona Grange, past matron of the Eastern Star, active among Mrs. H. S. Bond as the grand SALEM • • • OREGON the W ar Mothers, and had parents, with their grand chil dren around them, telling them served as school director. She was a member of the Presby the Christmas story. The Christian Chureh dis terian church at Albany. missed their services and at Funeral services were held from the Rigdon & Sons chap tended in a body, which was el in Salem. Pinal services greatly appreciated. . were at Twin Oak Cemetery at Services as usual next Sun Turner in charge of the East day. On January 3 the Tur ner Methodist church will en ern Star. tertain the S&ntiam District. CRAWFORD NEWS Sunday School Convention at Owen Thomason left Satur the High School auditorium. day for Stockton, California, to Saturday afternoon o f last spend the holidays with his week several men o f the con sister, Mrs. J. P, HuUhaaon. gregation made some necessary’ Mr. and Mrs. R. O. W itzel repairs on the Methodist and Mr. and Mrt. Raymond T i church. Three rods were put tus were Salem shoppers last through the building to draw Sunday. in the sides where they were The Crawford school will sprung out. This makes it ab have a Christrrtas program on solutely safe and solid. Thursday afternoon. Harry Little o f Clear Lake GUARANTEED USED FORDS E v e r y car kaa keen p c ia .tc k iw ffy visited his brother, Thomas Lit napcctcU k y Ira ieM l m ackaaic», I » tle, recently. paatadly I n t W , cad racoad itioaad Mr. Richard W alker is « It e r e r e fa ir e ar replace m e a t» ara spending some time in Los An N O T IC E T H E S E — geles. California. 1023 C oap e, new baited paiat, 4 Several from this comumnity ererstmed carde, aa arly e t » , Haeelere, eiaar, m irra r, dim m iag de » ic e , epeed - attended the bazaar given by teter, fa a t t It ra ttle — -------- ---- 3273 1923 T e a r ie g i certkiaa, tailored la the ladies o f..th e Christian Ut, with aew cetialeide, a :hurch Saturday. ad p a la ti ap h oletery g o o d .......„ 3223 1924 C e a p e, with high haehi tpot. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Little eatamotar, a e w S W W t ia g carde $413 were business visitors in Salem 1924 Baa da tap, plate glam c locare; Basta) rear end. Haeelere, m a y alit Tuesday. ar astrae, aad aew >aiat j « b . . _ .* 3 l» P. E. Thomason is marketing 1922 T e a r in g , a ew p a ia t......-..$179 I9BOOOB E a rly 1924 T a a r 'g , a e w paiat 327S his turkey crop in Salem. G.'F. Ï0R1NEK, V.S., B.Y.Scv 4 % P a id on six months Time Depeeits , Fire and Automobile Insurance Written Turner State Bank Southern Pacific lin e s 3-44 O ak lan d S p a rt ta e r la g , p a la i, cee ered ftith kstraa ... "3550 Birthday C«l#Watsd BUI FaMa, Hr »4 Baft, Suit C u m . FORDSON TTRACTORS Overheated aad ready far hard werh Brin! C u m , C l m o i w Ckrlilm. •S2S ta 3473 One o f the latest social acti- Gifu. H.rn.M mi nil hhUa. F. B. See aa far,, aaad tractor pietra aad Skater, 170 S. Cem’L, Sal« at. vitiea in Turner was the radio 4 M n ^ mm. MM date ‘ party uiven by Dr. and Mrs. VALLEY MOTOR CO; J. L. H arm and Floyd Por CON J. W . Rnnsom, the occasion be S A L E M ter were in Salem Monday. Mr. M Daga Plaaa B a d a rti«« an AH H M ing Mrs. Ransom’s birthday. Porter was marketing a load of r Mrs. Gerald Gower o f De Dr. Ransom recently installed Christmas turkeys. troit. Oregon, is «pending’ the » radio, which gave the major Christmas holidays at the home Mrs. J. Kelley, who has been part o f thè entertoinment for •' l - r - ------- in poor health for some time, the evening.. The .hostess re o f her parents, E. C. Baker is feeling much better. ceived many beautiful gifts in and wife. * , Re The ladles of the Christian N«Ala| lakaa tke plan* ml LEA- honor of' thè occ^ion. THEB. F. E. Skater, 170 S. Coml. freshments consisting of pie, church held a v^ry, successful > (Ve Laattmr Baila .ii. eake «n d pùnch wefe Served. bazaar last Saturday, clearing itala «laanwL aad blpskad.; Buckram I r a « » « , trimming« ate. The guests departed at a late over $100. s - •'■-il",' • ' carried in Meek Postmaster Whitehead is SW A k-* ^ hour, wishing their hostess "G o iter« eared withoal ep eratiea.' about the busiest man in Tur Formerly 405 Court 8 t ‘ l PhoBt I175W many more happy- birthdays, Or. F. G Stapraa. 309 Orwgaa Bldg.. ner this week helping Santa to 1 -* Cwrt il. Vptialn. Salas, Ongos. Those present from out o f town Portia ad, O regea Claus distribute Christmas pac avere Mr. and Mr». Johh Ran D. S. niches was a Salem vis kages. som; Mr. and Mr*. Harold Ran itor Tuesday njorning. He is Why rus a risk with som and son ò f Lyons, and Mrs. still having his eye that was in brakes. Have yi Brasher of Salem. Among the jured last summer treated to ralis« yewr Wakes with local people present were Mr. improve the sight — It's dapawdable. and Mrs. C. A. Bear. Dr. and F IA N O M U S T BE SOLO W. E. Borne—0 Mrs. O. L. Asher and family, Piaea ia «forage aaar here will he (Net bref ben, tba Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bond, Mr. «aerified fa r immediate eele. W ill High St. at Parry, Saleas, Ore. and Mrs. C. W . Hewitt and son re aaay terra • to aa eetahlid rai an cantar Ht. Phone iaM Myron, Mr. and Mrs. George am. Far partkaiar* aad where it 1%« tiaae e f year is Moore, Mr. and Mrs. G .A. G. a a y ha maa. addraaa Partlaad Maaic Efficient Work----- Moderate Prioaa begin to think about Christmas Moore, Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Cam pa ay. Z27- 0th S t- rartlaad. Or. presents. W hy not tho Coun Watson Sr., Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Richard Gale o f Oregon City try Gentleman, Ladiet’ H Earl, Mr. and rMs. Leo Demytt was the guest of Y e Editor last Journal or tho Saturday E Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards, Thursday and Friday. ing Poet They aro gifts that Meadames L. J. Rowley. Melin P. P. Hassler was in Selem last the year around. An an- da Chambers. W . A. Martin, «•radiar d Hitt n i CIMIMI nolineament card aont with ov C. W . Pogue and son Myron, one day last week from Seattle. It is reported that his fingers Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing ary gift eubecriptioa. H. W . Smith, L. M. Small, E. are beginning to itch to get in 134 H. Liberty St. Salem, Oregon 544 State St. Uncle I r » Pearce left for W. Swallow and son Francis. to the type case once more. Portland Wednesday to spend Mrs. Johnson, Messrs F. P Leather Gaade for Chrietmae P re Christmas at the Arthur Wood Rowley and Carl Duncan, Mil m at. F. E. Shafer. 170 S. C om l. dred Martin and Dr. and Mrs. homo. f Little Raymond Reynold« is Ransom. . * ‘ " A fe e d l i * Hela B a a s « te I n h la reported to be quite sick with fa r a fo o d caw. U « i n at tha Tri- pneumonia. SahccHhe far the Tribuna heea » • '« . 12-17 2tp Dr. 0. A. Olson, Dentist »•' r Thé Elsw.orth Hat Shop ... Œ fyr £alrm ftortnarg Cte Antrfca« Batter Subscribe for The Tribune $1.26 per Year ? 1 * - » ' C hristm as Greetings . ’ ' In this season o f good w ill, and happiness, I wish to express • my appreciation o f your patronage during the pa§t year and to-con- vey ta all my wishes o f v e r y M eiry Christmas and contentment and happiness for the Nei-WivYeais * A-P - ^ ; E. ¿. P R A T H E R ‘ '*J f*. L Reliable Druggist 5 . j.r. -V vî • * Turn*r O 1 re g o n . 'S dbv'kr A o « t » 403»0» »444 « » ,W940»M 4»< ■* -f t , Mmfm - r • . j - A •" K J •The Masons and Eastern Mr-, and Mra>- Sam Hulen were in Turner, Tuesday, call Star held a joint installation ing on L. D. Bart, who has been last Saturday night which was in poor health for several attended by the Masons and their families. weeks past. — J. M. Watson, Sr., is again Harold Briggs has purchas on duty with the Marion coun ed a Ford coupe. • I- • * * 4 C. E. Day, who has been ty grand jury. quite sick for several weeks, is * Miss Hazel Peetz same up from Portland Saturday night still confined to his home.. for a few days’ visit with her W e were indebted to the parents, H. R. Peetz and wife. Aumsvitle Star for the Use of their press to aid us in getting N e t e r e / T o o th W a .h out last week’s Tribune. Native* In Urn Waat Indie* a*e a* The Misses Thelma and Av- alyn Delzell are home for their Chrsitmas vacations. ioothhraalie* *t*m* o f tree* r|rh in m- poetis ■ eoapy chain leal that .¿loans** the teeth. - 1 ’ M a n y o f T h e m , B ro th e r Geo. Given, who suffered a It** hard to gniher n »-o/nHfi stroke several days ago, is able Ing from her word*, lint'- «mlf. taeed a few of them the trrmhi* to be about the pjace again. making IhemaelTC* plain—ISfCtien-re Read The Ads and Save Mom*