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Locals
Association Dairy Feed
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Business Men’s Adjustment
Company
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Will doll for $70.00
Regular price $90.00.
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H. L. E A R L H A R D W A R E
Turner,
Oregon.
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53 c POUND
u*
auNs
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In getting out of a car lately
'■ii 1 A. Q M i r# in jurad Itti
ankle.
H-O O A T S
Mrs. I. II. Small uns called to
- : ! i n, i m i lay on account
of the serious illness of her sis-
tur in-law.
OATS
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T he dc location of the Judith
I. A. T urner Memorial IL in c
which was to have be« n held
Monday January 16th, has been
p tp.mi'll until S u n day Jan u ary
Funeral Directors
E W 13A LM E R S
t o i - w a u - v «¿¿v ^sar
22, o w in g lo (h o a bsen ce ui I>r.
'anderson, who is in th o east
Lady A s s is t ant
2li*>Hu. ('huri'li t i l — I)av or Night Phone 129
ANDERSON’S
THE SPORTING G OO DS STORE
167 No. Commercial St.
Salem, Ore.
©
4 % Paid on
six months
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All Oats
lie wi-o.
Protect your
home or other broperly from loss. H — H — H —
m*
Tim e Deposits
bn
Fire and
ARGO CORN
STARCH
3 F 0 R 25
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A u tom ob ile
£ i • »
Insurance W ritten
Turner State Bank
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“ No insurant :
Tnfs is the
«aditesi part of lie report of many
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Sporting Boot* and Shoes
T he Cleaner and B etter
No P rem iu m s
A M U N 1T IO N
Athletic . Goods *
H ebei’s E conom y Coffee
47c
L ip ton ’s Coffee
53c
W h y not L ipton ’s Cocoa
1-2 lb 20c, Pound 35c
Mrs. J. 15 Burge, of Portland,
spent the week end at (he home
of her brother-in law, J. W.
Purge.
Webb’s Funeral Parlors
Salem
n
H P.
Heating stoves are still 5 r ir cent off at.
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I have on hand one Fuller and Johnson engine,
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T he Ladies Aid of the Mctho-
Int church will meet with Mis.
G unning, Thursday, instead of
Mrs. .Small, us w hs announced X
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)¡H¿. O regon .
Reliable Service.
j
1* Kit
.
M olasses in a n y q u a n tity for
less th an barrel lots. Bring’ c o n ­
tainer.
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L IC E N S E D
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M ih . II L. Karl is recovering
from an attack of bronchitis.
; 52.00 Per l'on
T u rn e r,
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N O T IC E
Now is the time to feed stock salt and at 10c per pound
is the cheapest as well as the most profiloble tonio to
fet’d to a dairy herd to keep them in prime condition.
Cajl and try it.
Phone Dll
!
Kot h » than 19 percent
Not h s than t 1-2 percent
N ut more than 7 percent
Nut more than H percent
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I; :.( li fcr ••ile. Rt.it.. c.. ,.'l pl-.c-r,
tu. -ijr... 1). F. lì unii, Mimi. ujwlLa,
Contains Corn Meal, Oat Meal,
Middlings» Mtllruh, Meat Meal,
Fish Meal, Bone Meal, Charcoal
and Fc^t.
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H EBELS
E C O N ( )M Y
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Trade At
WANTED— Heur from owr e of
Viash
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SALEM, OREGON
$ |2 Per T o n ’
Orctfotr
We do the work,
boulder the ixpiiin ami rnuk • «-o
rliui|..i un'if:» collection iii made.
$2bli,000 u.id Account* turned into
(.'•«h Sin*a We Started.
Jot dews u trial Hut of bed * b n and
H —
Get The Habit!
STRONGEST
413-16 M ono Bid;
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‘No Collection, No Charge” ! j ,
Not I. •) tliun IV percent
Not loan tliun -1 percent
Nut more tliun 9 pereont
Not moro than 9 jierocnt
Minimum MoUturn
12 |>er<oiit
f'rtidi' Froten
Crudo Jut
Crudo l i ber
Oradlo Ash
the
H - - H — H — H
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Delhi ¡.n-nt recount* collected on a X
Protein
Fut
Fid re
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Association
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X:
(l. l ymi i>roti-e>U«ii lu the Northum
Asen rumi Co. I.t<l., of !,oinlon.
K.l’.ltowlejr, Agt. Turner
Contains Ground Oats, Ground
Corn Barley, Minerals, Oilmeal,
Soya Bean Meal, Cocoanut Meal,
Millrun and Salt.
Analysis
AND
SUBSCRIPTION «1.25 P U l YE A R .
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Crude
Ci min
C’ rude
JA SU AH Y 19. 192«.
TU UN KB, OKKÇON, T H U R SD A Y .
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Turner Lumber Sc
Mf&. Co.
fin s.
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See How lev.
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WE BUY AND SELL
h
N< w nu i ur m 5f**ti‘e Clothing. Wntrli. - , Gun«, Hifl«», Tools,
PisiuVs, Musical Instruira ts, Bicycles, Teats, Ltc.
W illard Hall was a Salem visilor
E. S. Prather, w ife and son
Do you carry insurance on your
Karl Stanford Jr, were Indepen­
¡hom e? Fee the Rowley Insurance Friday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mre. 8. Talbott attended d en ce visitors, Su n day.
* I Agency, Tribune Office turner.
the showing of Ben Hur at the
if I Paul H low
u ley anil tin thor at tended Elsinore theater, in Salem, Friday
Mrs. J. F. Lyle spent Sunday
aeemi lie
und m u l i n a of the S ' II. A. night.
2 ! i a « aerini
Î
at (he O. A. G. Moore home.
STAR EXCHANGE
32 I N. Coin'l St.
Pliu i. 358
S.il.m, Oregon
! In their new <|uarlcra in the Frater­
ni «ml Temple, in Salvai, Saturday night.
Only Place of Its Kind in Salem
a »»»* * *** t y > *> \ i*#*»**;:;;***« a#***»****##*#««********
The
Pom eroy and Keene
;f/9 Stale Street.
Stiletti, Oregon.
JE W E LE R S AN D O PTICIANS
W o u r » now located in our ties« location with a new
assortment of jewelry for you to choose from
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C. F. B R E IT H A U P T
512 State Street
New Illigh Building
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FLORIST
Salem,
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Phono 3t>0
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Mrs. Mary Barr accompanied
her
grandson, Hollis Bonee, to Sa­
Mr. F o u lt« , collecter for th e Oregon
Orniti Co. ha* been on t h c j o l i the p a il lem, Saturday, where they attend-
w ci k.
ilecl the film showing, of Ben Hur,
at tho Elsinore.
Mr« Ada M ithin* » ; : f . Salem visit­
or Mnlurdiiy.
,
T. B. Funston, cf Route C, was
Alla* Until Stover, of O. A. C. I* th in Turner, on business, Saturday.
bourn- gueat of Mr*. 8. Talbott, ever
(lie week « nd.
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Several members of the local Re-
bokah lodge met tho fore part of
Mrs, I.. J. Rowley anil Mi«s I.u-
the week and cleaned the I. O. O. F
eF K chenWeie Salem visitors Fri­ hall in preparation for celebration
day forenoon. Ti-.’ y m >t vi«s Mild ­ of the birth a dversary of Thomas
C « red m irtin in Salem and the three WtJdey, founder of Odd Fellowship
acting as a com mitico from the in An.ercia.
local Uehek-di lodge, purchased a
new stove for the lodge «lining
J
Mrs. W. A, Martin, who has
room.
been in Salem, under the d«>et< r’s
David It. Carr, fountain pen care, returned home last week,
Ï manufacturer, ofPortland, was in much improved in health.
Oregon.
D a y and N igh t S e rvice
O REGON
STAYTON
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Wt XIARMMM ir o W BMir :
Phone 448
Residuncs 75b-15
Dr. O. A. Olson, D entist
f, i
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Mr- and M m . Sloan and Miss weekly.
A
Maxwell M cKay was a Salem Morgan were Sunday dinner
Cnoa Hay Veneer and Bos Co. starts
visitor Friday afternoon.
f50,O«)O furniture factory.
guests In tho Pelrell homo.
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Klamath Falls—I.onc-Bell Co. sells
>fra I, «Lay, of Lake Grove, is
Mrs. Km tun Farr, of Sidney 600,000,000 feet of Uniter to Weyer­
haeuser Timber Co. for about 11,520,
visiting her fi ¡end. Mrs. .). W. han­ spent the week end with her
000.
som.
mother, Mrs. Emnin Moore.
Waluport—Village lets oontnet for
age , and schools ooat $26,'142,454 lu
SALEM
>!$T! 4.i!!i>lil>li>7 -rilii'itfir!’
Mr. and Mrs. Ne'er, Miss
Helen Peetz and little Betty
Coats took dinner at the Bert
M cKay s on Sunday.
Improving road from Alsea h uhway.
Niilm.ii Fle*li (‘C''»r Plates that will not bren“
mid X-R»y* Work
Al Ue« onahle Price*
rvfV “s j ! (JJ, i ‘ r s
Miss Maggie W illard, of Cal-
iforni, ha3 been visiting Mrs.
George Grume the past week.
Carl Duncan was in Salem, Fri
Vnlsetz—Cobs A Mltohell nlll hers
Miss Ruth Martin, of I.ov.is-
day, nt the home of his brother
opOreting
with double shift.
ton, Idaho, carne Sunday night
John, who is very sick. *
Oregon
has
183,85$ pupil* of »ehool
for a visit with her uncle, J. Ài.
PAIWLESS DENTISTRY
M ASONIC TÏÎMPLF.
Doris H illecry was home over
the week end, from the U niver­
sity of Otegou.
A party of twelve, from the
Salem fire hepartment buys nnothsr
Miss Avalyn Dol/.ell and Mr.
tethodist church, attended tho
f 13,000 pumper,
D.
E.
Feldman
were
hom
o
visit­
peeail meetings of the Stayton
8 t. Helens—Fred J Tooie. late of
ing Sunday.
M.’ thodi-t church, Wednesday.
"Salem Statesman buys “Soutinel”
V E T K IU N A R IA N
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W e clesire to serve the public
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W ith r
Prom ptness and efficiency
Let us figure yonr bill.
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Mr. and Mrs. Standley had as
their
guest far Sunda'y dinner,
Mr. rnd Mrs. C. P. Ci von accom ­
Stylo glass point fountain pen Mr
the
pastor
of tho -Christian
Carr is a former resident of Turner. panied by Lari Duncan, were Sal­
church,
Earl
Confer and wife.
em visitors Thursday night.
(i. F. KOKINCK, Y.S., II.V.Sc.
Rough and dressed lumber
&HlftOLES (highest quality)
5 grades to select from
and Cedar posts
Mr<=. Lyle d r ve down with her
son, Frank Lyle and fam ily,
who visited at the Herman
W ipper home. On the rerurn
trip to portland they stopped
in Salem to call at the George
Moore home,
>♦♦♦>♦ >->*~y** Salem last week dcnionstrati.'f his
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W e Garry in Stock
Phonp 875
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8alein--M«rion County pudget for
1928 is $1,204,260.
8alem has laid 102 blocks of paving
thip ys&r.
Chiropractor
Medford's assessed valuation of $6,
NeurocaTdttreter Service
530,410 is 761,390 above last year.
Phone 87. Rosidenoe 1471 /
Independence—Students will build
new farm ebop for high school use.
256 N. High Street
Portland— Jantzon Knitting mills
Salem, Oregon
have »hrpped over ti,500.000 goods
this yiar.
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State board approves plau for *10C,
N K W
LOCATION
000 tuberoulcais hospital at The I *U*w
F A
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Permit »feed fur ISOO-h. p. {ftrfrer t
10/ O.egon Building, Salem, Orego:
plant on Vooa Lake ahd Mill Creek- * 4.V"
«V
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Tillamook B*y ships fiiit cargo
DR. AGNES LEWIS
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lumber loodedrklirect (or fcire.gn por*.
DK. HENRY LEWIS
Portland’s deep sea trsde should pass
■■ V
> 5 , 000 ,009 lonsthis year, -in 11 months i
Osteopathic Physicians
K
1540 ships enhered the port and 1533
sailed.
Telephone 2550
Saleai, Or. t« r.
Dr. O. L. Scott
Oregon state highway budget for
1928 Is $3,898.000, including $740,000
for oiling roads.
Klamath Falls—8. P. D cb P i
Hillsboro—Plau* are ordered drawn
for $100,000 washtngtou County court­ raises 10,000 rnoks potatoes on 1
acres.
house.
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V ale—Canal construction
ue
State lets $4S,831 contracts on Oiex-
way at Harper, on Valo reelama« .
Kowsil section of John Day Highway. projsot.
Oi«gon banks have ou deposit $310,
Besdsport—North jetty o f U ni-
664,231, largest sum in stats’s history. harbor wilt receive $440,080 fwioct
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Burns—’.Tans completed for new fund.
FOR RENT— Four room apaii
•
$100,00o Letai.s Hotel. ’
E. T. Pierce, Turner State Bank
Stats wilt Improve 12 miles of
Fremont Highway, near Silver Lake.
Nyssa -Construction pegins on 25-
Hava your unvelope.; prln‘e ’
mile railroad to Owyhee dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker, of Port­ W alton.
1927.
land, visite«l Sunday with Mr.
,
. . . , Marten Country is third richest co-
Fossil —Clarno oil test well attracts your return ad iraea.
T h o B ert M c K a y s a rc ln s ta l- l|nty iu g(ltte « 4 ^ 3 3 4 « e besides util-
Baker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
can do ths wollt.
widespread iuterest.
litig c it y w a ter in th e ir h o m o ,
j^utea.
C. linker.
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