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------ XII. 1 NO. »9 •M- TUENKIt, OREGON, TlIUKtípXY, ACO. 30, 1918. SUBSCRIPTION 11.25 PER YEAR. Locals Oregon News In Breif Teacher for Piano Mary Miller -------- Tim Granf(e Work Chit» met at Turner, Oregon Ri'it* 2; Box l ì Plan» are ordered for the new MH. Ge t Crimes. TucOdAy. 8-28 ! Capital View hotel, to cost $350. Mr-. Mulinda Chamlx-rs is still Geo. F ere bee and family ha'.v <*00. The building will be located .very low with ‘ pne imonia moved to Salem, where Mr. Fere- in Salem and Will he built by Sa Several of her relatives ' are at bee is employed as assistant sec b;m Capital. her bedside r 1 — ■ — tion foreman for the Southern , u The Weyerhaeuser Lumber Get your Razor Straps. Toilet Pacific. company have commenced work We carry jn stock Rough and pressed Lumber, Sets at F. E. Shafer's, (Harness M T Miller has made his new on an extensive milling project of All Kfnds) 170 yo. Com’ Shingles (highest quality) five grades to select barbershop Ane o f the attractive in the Klamath Fa'ls district. Salem, Oregon places in Tufnor.' A littje paint I -incoln County has a crusher from, also Wall Board, Pajnt, Doors, Windows, Dr. J. W. Random was a busi- and paper mrkes »'big difference running 24 hours a day crushing Cedar Posts, Brick, Plaster, Tile and Slabwood in hess visitor in Salefn, Monday. in the old building. ' ! rock for the Philomath road. . s Harold Brtggii, chauter for Col. Archie Ear! left for his home Th* Pleasant Valley cheese four foot lengths. E. Hofer, was at home Tuesday. in California. lASt week after factory, near Tfllamobk, recently We desire to serve the public with Promptness Anyone failing to receive ihejr several weeks spent in getting burned will be rebuilt, The state flax planf is receiving and Efficiency. paper, notify us and we will see his fathers p r o p e r ty straightened Out in prepration of the settle- heavy shipment o f 1928 flax. A lhat you ge^ one. LET US FIGURE YOUR E IU PHONE »7 5 ment o f the estate. large percent of it is comming II. P. Jenson, General black- A swarm o f yellow jackets from the Turner and WesCStay- smithing, Turner. Oregon, took jjossession o f the bread box tot» sections. Soldering. Full line of pipe and at th« Barber grocery one day The dredge Clackamas pumps fittings. 48-.'itp last week. The bread was finaly river clay two m ild to Swan Is Mr. and Mrs. (Jhas brasher Removed y/ithoiit any serious re land airfield. This will be tfne of «pent Sunday at Cascadia. Oregon’ s finest airports. sults. Archie Earl left for his home Henry Theissen, president of The 757 acre Kahlagen ranch, ,/ in California. Saturday. the Oregon Grain Co., Was in near Roseburg has been »old for Salem’s Square Deal Jewelers Opticians. Mrs. W. A. Martin and Mm. Turner Thursday evening, cpfi- a sheep and turkey farm. Diamonds Watches Clocks Jew elry’ ^ Sil' srware. J. Rowley went to the peach fineing with W. J. Gower, local Citizens o f Baker have already orchards, near Salem. Tuesday manage!* o f the Oregon Grain Co, subscribed $96,000 towards a 379 State, St. S^lem, Oregon. afternoon. in Turner. $150,000 hotel. C. W. Hewitt and family * isit- NOTICE The government will establisn ' That Bring U mu H h All the parties knowing them ed relatives'in Satem, Thursday a new Meteorological station in selves indebted to the H. L. Karl evening. Salem. ” |, Estate will call on G. W. tarris Mrs. B G. Briggs returned to Douglas county will form a pool j and settle. Mr. t arris has all the her work at the cannery last for the selling t>f 12,000 Turkeys, ( accounts. woek. W e are featuring for the coming weeks school and Lane County farmers will or-| R. D. Gray. Administrator Harness for every use. Light panize for the sale of 3100 birds j clothes and school supplies fo r the Salem school chil dren and college students. We aim to save you from Uncle George Burnett, of Sa Farm Harness to Heavy Draft Stock is being subscribed for a j 15U to 20',; orf your immediate needs for the children. lem, spent Saturday at the home Harness. Priced to sell. F. E. $2,500,000 Fir-Tex Insulating j of bis broj.her-|n-|i»w, S. H. Ba SrhaferfThe Harness Man) 170 Board plant to be erected at St. W e are featuring new School Dresses, Coats, Suits, Commercial Salem. Oregon. Helens. lter and his neicc Mm, S. Tal VV 00 I Shirts, Corduroy Trousers, Overalls, Shoes, Hats, bott. He also enjoyed a visit with Mr. Bradley has commenced The salmon fishing industry Cap&, Goats, Sweaters, Lumberjackets and a complete / W W W A M V A W . W W / W . V W / A W . V . W A W A V . W his grand-noice and huspand. operations at the local flaxplant, brought a return, to St. Helens Mr. and Mr». Kd. Waggoner, with a good supply bn hand and fishermen: of $40,000 line o f school supplies at very reasonable prices. • . * * t**1 PAINTS of Seatlle. more comming in. The Malheur County Court has para • Mourn* - Varnish - I.aquen> H. R. Peetz and Geo. Fau'k. leaded 10,000 acres o f land to an Orrin Wallerman, a former For the n^xt 10 days we are pricing our Com were vlststors at several of the oil exploration comoany. Turner high school student, died j plete Blanket Stock at prices never heard of be at the pennitentiary, last week, ocean beach resorts last week. ’ The $500,000 Memorial building where he was held for check T H E S P O R T I N G G O O D S R y O g lE Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith left at 0 . A. C. is nearly completed. fore in this vicinity forging. His parents live in Thursday for a several days out 167 No. Commercial St- Salem, Ore. rip *i it. *. » S Southern Oregon. ihg at Oscadin. ThAr were ac 66x76 Single Cotton Blanket» at.. ........ ...... $ .98 ' r e t u r n e d MISSIONARY compninied by Mr. Smith’ s neice Mens Belts. Leather Cuffs and Cufjott Cupon 66x80 Single Cotton Blankets, fancy plaids 1.68 SPEAKS Mr. and Mrs. * 1 -4 Ladies Hand Bags. Nothing and husband, This Ci/fcpn ^xsi tor i can o f vara- h an^j varttUh bru; U 64x76 Double Cotton Blankets at .............. 1.53 Takes The Place of Leather Lamb, who came after them. Mr. Kreo with every paint purehaa.*. • * « hi E. Shafer. 170 So.’ Com’F St. lam b is employed on highway Mr. I,eslie Whittaker a returned 72x80 Double Cotton Blankets at ............... 1.89 Work at Cas;adic. Salem, Oregon. missionary of the Baptist church 72x8Q Part W ool Cotton Blankets, plaids at 2.23 J. R Besse returned ioTurner, »poke at the Methodist Church this week, after spending a few Sundayjmorning'to ah apprecitive Special attention to children w eks with a son, in Portland. audience. He spoke at length on It Pays to Trade at DR. A . C. EATON A brush fire on the J. E. White- the geographical setting of the O ptom etrist Formerly Wobb’s Funeral 1’nrlora head farril Spread oyer concider- country of Burmah, where he is able territory, Tuesday night. No located. He said Burmah was 220 North Liberty Street. Salem, Oregon I>otehtially rich and did not suff ,reat damage »yas dofte. A t a er from famine as ’ did India, Glasses made while you wait Mr. and tyys. Mavro McKjnney proper, and where ary section A N D L IC E N S E D E M B A L M E P S spent Sunday with their daugh Glasses at bedrock prices should be in distress the country* ter, in Portland. was able to go to their aid. The Lady Assistant Reading lens, $3 to |1.50 per Reliable Service. FOR -SALE Modern House on lower end of the country is in the 5air. Office hours 8-12 and I- wheels. Callat tneof||ce Dr. A. C. rain b<;lt and has 200 inches of 205 So. Church St.— Day or Night l ’hono 120 i. # ; Eaton, 265 N- Com’ }, St., Sa rain annually, while upper Bur Phone 1170-W lem. Oregon. mah only has 20 inches and has 265 N- Com 1 St. Processor and Mrs. J. M- Wat to rely on irrigation. He gave the Salem Qregoij **g- son returned Monday from a sev size o f the country as 1500 miles eral month trip 1ft thi eastern long and 500 miles wide. The « <• ' i ♦ Editor Clark has moved the states, spendihg some time with missionary efforts are principally plant o f the Aumavilie Star to relatives in Pennsylvania. Prof- left to the Baptists who number the Oregon Grain Company's fesso’r Watson returned to be in fi9 1-2 percent o f the christain • I ^ t l *•* building on the Last side ot the readiness for the op<;fiing of the population. AdoninOu .TUdson VETERINARIAN railroad, across trom the depot Turner school, about tlye middle was the first Baptist missionary Day and Night Servie« The Stair is in better quarters and o f September to work in foreign fields, and ' o - \ i - • * no doubt will sht>w a brighter Went to Burmah Sometiriie about OftEGOty STAYTCW • t* • light from its new quarters. 1800 and worked years for one 5. H. BAKER RETURNS * " ! ' . f* Dr. S. Ralph Dipple— cxirac- convert which was the beginning . « ' . # r- • ' FROM CALIFORNIA i v 4 v V x > 1 ion Specialist, also dental X- Of the Baptist work in Burmah. ny and examination. 315 1st Mr. Whittaker has two h>gh .e / ■.. y . i 1 National Bank bldg., Salem, S. H. Baker who made a trip schools and three middle schools Oregon. to California recehtly, with his under hik care. They are spend TRY THE DRUGSTORE FIRST! Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gower granddaughter and husband Mr ing their furlough with Mrs. FILMS BOOKS BULK DRUGS STATIONERY and sons William and John went and Mrs. Ed' Wagoner, o f Se Whittaker's parents, Mr. and GLASS SUNDRIES FAMILY MEDICINES to Newberg Saturday night, and attle, Washington returned Sat Mrs. W. D. Salisbury. * KORINEK VETERINARY REMEDIES % • returned Monday morning. Mr. urday. The trip was a very en GOODRICH RUBBER GOODS Gower’s father, who lives in joyable one, inspite o f some meetings will continue through Itincx for summer colds and Hav Fever Newberg. is very sick. thrills encountered on some of out the week, with good services guaranteed $1.00 Watch for ad from the Barber the mountain detours on the Red ¿very everting. Both evenirlg ser store yo appear in an e^rly issue. wood' highway. Mr. and Mrs. vices at the Methodist church, E. S. PRATHER * Several two room appartments Waggoner returned to th^ir home Sunday evening will give way for Reliable Druggist for rent. Enquire at the Tridune in Seattle where they are employ the big Sunday ev<*nig service of TURNER »’ : OREGON e d .-' the convention. office. Turner Lumber & Mfg Co. Our Prices H oodro Dip and Fly Spray Building Material Screen Doors U m e, Tile, Cem ent Etc. Pomeroy and Keene pou ltry ^ncj Dairy Keedq School Day Special Oregon Grain C o. Turner, - - Oregon. Ì ^ N D E R S O N ’S Ciough-fjuston Company Bloch’s Golden Rule Store Funeral Directory - Salem 4 % -• Paid on six months Time Deposits fi. F. KORIN». V.S.. B.V.Sc. Fire and Aytompbile (nsqrance W ritten Turner State Bank FALL SEEDING ---------------------- m a # » Joe McKinney and Joe Krog- many left fyionday for Los Angles. “«W California. Hollywood may gain ■u.:swnur,,»ni¡!MMMaviuwimii,«!iu'iinuimi!r!Juiii«BmiiiiiKC!<'.T''1 'i'''^Riuiiiiiini«: two now stars. Residence 758-11 ■ 1‘ honu 440 Mrs. L. J. Rowley was shopp ing in Sa»em, Friday afternoon. r¿ „ • * • ' PAIN LESS D EN TISTRY » * \ . RYE G ^ S S SEED-Rec weaned. Natural Eleni) Color IMntenllintwllluot l>rea k $5.00 For hundred, by the ack. aad X Raya W ork J. E. Whitehead, Turner. PAUL BROWN TO SPF.\K The Oregon State Christain Endeavor is jn .session at the Turner Memorial Tabernacle this week. One o f the prominent speakers at the convention is Paul Brown a nationally known At Pensonablo Price* worker is young people’ s work. G. A. G. Moore was looking Besides Mr. Brown there Are ft. MASONIC TEMPLE. SAuEM after business in Turner. h> ■tea wirp,“,,‘-!.i»»'i i! »-s. .... i .;, - i many other noted shakers. The ......-WPiigr-r.^rm--*».. rYWMRMHnfl eently. • • v v ■ ' Dr. O. A. Olson, Depfist * ■ - ------- MliS, RANSOM IMPROVING Mrs. Ransom’ s arm and hand are improving, but she has very ’ittle use o f either as yet. It will be remBered that Dr. and Mrs. Ransomeand the former’ s daugh ter. Mrs. McGovern, were in an automobile accident on their way for an outing af Blue River, the last week of July. Fortunately the other occupants o f the car were uninjured. W e have a complete stock of ^11 varieties o f High Grade Field Sepds and Seed Grains. W e have t)ie most complete seed cleaners in the state and cleau all our seeds in first class shape. Send us yovir list .of wants for our prices. ! v % 1 4 * D. A. WHITE & SONS Phone 160 261 State St. Salem, O regon