T he T urner T ribune
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TURNER. OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 20. 1928.
NO. 28.
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Locals
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Baby chicks will thrive
and grow when started
on Asociation feeds. A
full line with or with­
out milk. Priced right
and none better,
1 00 It*. Scratch
100 lb
$ 2.45
Eos Me h
2.55
100 lbs. D i I i t Feed
2.20
! m IK) . Chick Feed
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100 lbs. Ch*ck Mush
3.30
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1 00 lbh W hole < Joi n
2.15
imi ii . s . Cracked ( k n
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2.25
Crown Flour, 19 Lbc
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2.00
I i lit -1 '.1 1 : 1 . 11 . 1 , I'.* lbs.
2.00
A s.oci.it¡on Flour, 49 11».*<.
1.90
Kow Kare, Salt bricks,
Hess’ Stock Tonic and
Panacea, Dairy and poul
try minerals.
Oregon Grain Co.
Turner,
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Oregon.
4 % Paid on
six months
Time Deposits
Fire and
Automobile Insurance Written
Turner State Bank
TRY THE DRUGSTORE FIRST!
f il m s
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books
bulk
81 NDRIE8
drugs
s t a t io n e r y
I WILY Ml UK inks
KOKINKK VETERINARY REMEDIES
GOODRICH RUBBER GOODS
Pocket Bens and Alarm Clocks $1,50 to $4.50
E. S. PRATHER
TURNER
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OREGON
We wrDh to correct an error that
*)>«uld Lave been corrected last
week. At a dinner party given hy
Mrt. Cha« Brasher, Kim« time ago,
tho nameaol Mr. and Mr«. (1. A.
M Kay vr»fu left out. They were in
attendance and «hould have been
mentioned among the re«t of the
gueat.
The Tribune is gradually *mrr
ging from the wreckage of rernodlc
ing and it beginning to look like a
real “print «hop” again. We invite
you to call and sve u«.
I. E. Putnam ¡1 reported tc be
improving from hi* recent illne»«.
Do you carry insurance on your
borne? Kce the Rowley Insurance
Agency, Tribune Office, Turner.
The new garag- for the Ball
Chevrolet Co. .a Practically com
pletcd and i« now (Kirlially occu
pied. The new service station being
built on the corner in front of the
new garage is nearing completion.
This plant is a noticeable addition
to the Turner business district.
Southard Talbott returned from
Salem last Saturday, where be un­
derwent an operation for the re
moval of «growth on hi« neck. Ho
is getting along nicely.
Willie Pearson was a Salem vis­
itor Sunday afternoon.
“No insurance”. Tnfs is the
sadhest part of the report of many
tires. llo wi»o.
Protect your
home or other broperty from loss
See Rowley.
.Vies Avalyn Delzell, D. E.
Feldman
Misses Sheila and
Faustina Del toll’ took their guest,
Mr. and Mrs. Confer, to see the
State Institution grounds iu Salem
Sunday afternoon.
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T U R N E R 'S
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We carry the largest variety or‘
Garden seeds in the state
Our seeds are all grown on or­
ders by the most reliable growers !
and are selected for this climate.
It pays to buy our Tested Bulk
seeds.
Field Seed
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Friday-Saturday
Specials
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Fresh True Blue Cookies
10c per doz.
We offer you a complete stock or
Clovers, Grasses, Alfalfas, Vetch­
es, Field Peas, Spring Pvye, Spring
Oats, Spring Barley, etc.
All recleaned in first class shape
and the best the market affords.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN
Fig Bars
Ginger Snaps
Soda Crackers
2 lbs for 25c
2 lbs for 25c
2 lbs for 23c
261 State St.
Phone 160
Salem, Oregon
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Webb’s Funeral Parlors
Tomato Catsup
2 large bottles 35c
Funeral Directors
A N D L IC E N S E D E M B A L M E R S
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Cascade Lard
4 lb pail 69c
J M. Bones left two big holes X
in the atmosphere, when he re-
moved *b" big alder on the Barr
proporty, along the Mill Creek,
and the big iiinple near the
property occupied by L. E, Pet­
ersen.
Stray Guernsey heifer adout 5 H — H — H — H — H — a — I T — H — H — H — H —
months old held at John. Ahrens
farm 1 mile North of Turner.
Found-A 10k g»>ld ring. Owner
Owner may have same by paying may have same by caliiug at He­
for ad and feed.
ll Ts Economy Grocery and paying
C. A. Bear was confined nt for this ad.
Acording to a recent news item
home for a few days after a se­
Senltor
Borah is using the radio in
C- J. McIntosh, of tho deport­
vere operation at the dentist,
the
interest
of his slush fund ft fund
ment of journalism, of O. A. C.
to
Harry
F.
Sinclair.
Friday.
was acaller at the Tribune Off­
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Assistant
205 So. Church St.—Day or Night Phone 120
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I Aunt Jamima’s Pancake Flour
Large package 39c
T u rn er Lum ber Sc
M fg. Co.
HEARD ON THE
STREET
C. A. Bear and Mr. and Mrs. ice Saturday.
It E. Stewart were in Salem,
Willie Pearson has purchased
Mouday aftoruoon.
u new Chavorlet Coupe, from
Harness, saddlery, purses, bill Ball Brothers.
folds and breif cases’ F. E. S h a ­
Rev. John T. Hatfield, of Hol­
fer, 170 So. Commercial St. Sa­
lywood, Cal., who held a two
lens Oregon.
weeks revival meeting at the
No Collection, No Charge” Turner Methodist church, began
charge unless collection is made. a series of meetings at the Chur­
D elinquent accounts collected on a
contingent basis. We do the work, ch of tho Nnzarine’ in Salem,
shoulder the expense and make no
$200,000 Bad A c co u n t, tu rn e d into Sunday night.
Cash Sin«« We Sta -tad.
W /.V A V .V .V A V A V .V /A SSW /.SV .'A 'A Y A V .W A SW '.V V Jo t down a trial list of bad ones and
The old war horse seems to he
getting a bit “Slusy” himself. Will
someone tell why he suIdeniy be­
came so thouroughly stricken with
sympathy for Harry F. Sinclair.
Quite nice is’nt it, to contribute to
the political graft fund and then
have it handed back to yon on
sliver platttf. If this ,1/arch weath­
er was over, we’d bet our hat that
H. F,S. will take the money with
out batting an eye.
Buy your, travelling hogs,
suit cases, breif cases and harn­
Business M et’s Adjustment ess from the Pioneer Leather Well March came in like a lamb
and it surv is roaring like a liou in
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Company
Man.
F.
E.
Shafer,
170
So.
Com-
the latter days.
415-16 Masonic Bldg. Phone 911
I have on hand one Fuller unii Johnson engine, 2 1-2
SALEM, OREG ON
inerial
St.Salcm.
Oregon.
li. P. Regular urico $1*0.00. Will sell for $70.00
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Well, next Sunday is the time
Rev. M. A. Groves, Pastor of
Now is the time to lecd itock salt and nt 10c per pound
R E G IS T E R NOW
for Cotton Batten hot cakes, salt in
tho M«hodist church conducted
is tho cheapest ns well as the most profitoble tonio to
You MUST be registered before the sugar howl etc. Yes it is April
the services in Aumsville, Sun-
food to a dairy herd to keep thorn in primo condition.
can vote. No one can be sworn Fools day. Supprising, is’nt it’ how
tiny night. H.S. Bond had charge you
in on election day. ALL voters must many fools there be in the world
('nil and try it.
of tho services at tho M e th o d is t! he registered 30 days before any
Ikeaing stoves arc still ,r> per cent off at.
election. This is the law th a t w ent
churci Sunday evening.
In fact, in many ways, life is an
into effect last June.
April
Fools day all along. We
1. E. Putnam is still shut in
Registration closes April 17th.
think
we
know what is around the
by his illness. Ths Tribune wish­ A voter who is now registered and
corner, but before we know it we
es him a speedy recovery 09 we moved out of his precinct, nr wishes
to change his politics, or a woman are fooled.
miss his smile on the street.
who has m arried must re-register. If
Suit casee, travelling bugs, you are registered, and vote»! once in
Yes it is still raining April it
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puttees and harness at the the two y«»r, l»*t p«»,ed «nd h»v* I
nt here yet.
moved you need not register.
W /.V .'.V .V .V .V .'.V .'.V .’.V.V .V .V .V ^.W .'.SSW .V A W .SV .V Lentlicr Goods Store, F.E. Sha­
fer, 170 8». Commercial St. Sn. To register call a t the County
F. 0. Gunning and wife ant
Clerk's office or on H. L. E arl, T u r­
lem’ Oregon.
n er; E. T. Pierce, Aumsville; Robert the Misses Mablc Archibald ant
E. Larsen. Shaw; M. A. B arber, M ar Sarah Bridgeman motored to
OLD FARM C H E A P
New Spring Stock Arivcd
To settle up the business affairs of ion; T. Y. McClellan, W est S tay trn Salem Sunday-afternoon to at
Eugene Horning, deceased, I am com­ H. D. Mars, Jefferson. They are the
tend the afternoon meeting at
We Invite Your Inspction
pelled to sell at a g reat sacrifice the local R e g istra rs and any of the above
old farm of 48.78 acres, two miles named will register you free of the Nazarine church, which was
Do it now and be able to a part of the series now being
South of Aumsville, in proposed new charge.
irrigation district. This place sold vote on Election Day.
held there by Rev. Hatfield.
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Bulk Garden See is
We Carry in Stock
Rough and dressed lumber
SHINGLES (highest quality)
5 grades to select from
and Cedar posts
We desire to serve the public
W ith
Promptness and efficiency
Let us figure yonr bill.
Phone 875
let us tu rn them into actual money.
NOTICE
the American hatter
Caretaker of Hats and Clothing
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
141 S. Liberty St.
Salem, Oregon.
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Turner,
Oregon.
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ANDERSON’S
TH E S P O R T IN G GOODS STO RE
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167 No. Commercial St.
Salem, Ore
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fo r $.1500.00 a few years ago, can
now be bought fo r much less and on
reasonable term s.
BERTHA ZEL1
Adm inistratrix.
1395 N. 14 Street, Salem, Ore.
U. G. BOYER, County Clerk.
Mr. Selimidt, of Marion and
Henry Theisen, of Portland, his daughter, Mrs. George Slvter
was in Turner on business, F ri. of Turner wefe Salem visitors
Saturday,
day.
■MUNMi
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Phone 440
Dr. O. A. Olson. Dentist
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
N atu ral Flesh Col« r Plates th a t will not break
and X Riya Work
At Reasonable Price.«
MASONIC TEMPLE.
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SALEM
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379 State Street,
Salem. Orego.,
JE W E L E R S AND OPTICIANS
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We are now located in our new l<>< a', i with .1 uew
assortm ent of jewelry for you to choose iroui