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TL’UNKH, OREGON, THURSDAY,
Locals
JAN. *4.
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KUBàCKII'TION 81.25 TEH YEAH
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Dr. O. A. Olson, Dentist
K O iy N E K , Y .S ,. B .V .S c .
IF AN EXCHANGE in what
PAINLESS DENTISTRY AND X-RAY WORK
you want we might have it.
All
Work Guaranteed and at Moderate Prices
VETERINARIAN
Clough-Huston Company •
Elmer K. Stewart, real estate,
Use Your Credit
Come in and talk it over
Day and Night Service
Formerly Webb's Funeral Parlors
box 86*.
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g M ASO NIC TEMPLE.
SAt_EM
STAYTOW
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OREGON
Harlan Hones, who has beep
Ph«pc 449
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Reatdene# 761-R
down with the flu, is able to be
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out again.
AN ^LIC EN S EO EM B A LM ER S
Clifford Ensley has purchased
WANTED TO TRADE. Buick
A box social and free pro­
a new truck for use on the milk roadster for small inclosed car.
Reliable Service.
Lady A ailitant
gram is to be given January
Hunting! Clothing . . .
Gun«
route for the Damascus Milk Co.
Will pay the difference. Will 26, Saturday evening, at the
WANT
TO
HEAR
from
par­
PETERS HIGH VELOCITY SHOT SHELLS
give good d«al. See me. Elmer Cloverdale school, 8:00 P. M.
205 No. Church Kt.—Day or Nijjlit Phone 120
ty having small farm to trade E. Stewart, Turner.
Everyone welcome!
for income property. Elmer E.
Stewart, real estate, box 262, tie. and Mro. Myers who are
A birthday party .was given
located on the T. J. Edwards en­ in honor of Mrs. C. H. Kunke’s
Turner.
tertained their son and daughter,
D. S. Riches and Vester Bones from Pringle, TbJbday. Pringle 80th birthday, January 15, by
.V W A W W r t V V M W W A W J V W A V W J V ^ N W W A W
A N D E R S O N ’S
attended the big American Le­ is the former home of the fami­ the ladies in this community.
gion open meeting and boxing ly.
Pomeroy and Keene
THE SPO R T IN G GOODS STORE
match staged at the armory, in W. T. Riches and C- A. Bear
No.
Commercial
St.
Salem, Ore.
;
j
167
Ne.
Coi
Salem, Monday night. The Le attended a dairy meeting in Sa­
Salem’« Square Deal Jeweler« & Opticians.
gion entertained the state Jegis- lem, Thursday.
I m w w v w w .
Diamonds Watches Clcoks Jewelry & Silverware.
lature at this meeting.
WANTED GIRL or middle
379 State. St.
Salem, Oregon.
Several of the young people of aged lady for sales or office
Ao usual the member« of the
Turner attended a chevaori at work. For further information
Oregon
legislature are introduc­
West Stayton, Monday night.
see Elmer E. Stewart, Turner,
ing
new
bills every day. A bill
Mr*. L. W. Robertson, who has Oregon.
has been introduced by Repre-
been confined to her home by BUY YOUR Leather goods at £enative R. A. Ford to shorten
^ickness, continues to improve a Leather Store. F. E. Shafer, the open season on deer by ten
New Samples of Wall Papera 600 to choose ftom
nicely.
The Pioneer Harness Man, 170 days and reduce the bag limit
E.S. PRATHER
M2 Stal« Streut
Now Bligti P u ild iu g
WANTED to trade for type­ South Commercial, Salem, Ore­ from two to one deer, within the
R e lia b le D ru g g ist
gon.
state of Oregon. The bill provides
writer. Elmer E. Stewart.
TURNER
:
OREGON
Mrs. H. L. Earl enjoyed a waf­ that the season be shortened to
Salim,
• Phone 380 •
Oregon.
Elmer E. Stewart, local reala- fle breakfaat at Mrs. Lee Theis- September 20 to October 20 and
tor, was a business visitor in Sa­ sen’s last Sunday morning.
the bag limit reduced from two
lem. Tuesday.
to one such deer in any one sea-
TURNER p i NOTES
Mr. and Mrs; R. R. Miller,
SXl.
who have been taking care of a
A bill was introduced by Rep-
An interesting basketball
health resort in the mountains, game was played here Friday reaenatives John H. Carkins, of
this winter, were home this night with Jefferson. The Tur- Medford, Ralph S. Hamilton, of
Olierai Coilractor n é Biihkr
week.
ner team was defeated by three Bend and Senator J. O. Bailey,
Miss Mary Condit, who has points, the score being 32 to 29. of Portland giving World War
Cement WorK aid Pliabiip
been laid up for some time with After the game with Jefferson vetrans equal preference with the
Route 3 .
Turner, Oregon ! an injured ankle, is able to be a- the alumni played the Black Civil and Spanish American war
bout without the aid of her Cat team from Salem. The vetrans upon all public works in
We carry in stock Rough «nd Dressed Lumber,
score was 17 to 15 in Turner’s the state.
crutch.
Senator Eddy, of Rose burg has
favor.
Shingle« (highest quality) five grades to select
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IF YOU ha\e eye trouble or
introduced a bill to aminend sec­
Mrs.
Mary
Cammack
visited
•aed glaaaes, reo Dr. Eaton, Op­
from, also Wall Baaed, Paint, Doors, Windows,
tion 2, chapter 339, general laws
tometrist. 284 N. Commercial S t the intermediate room on Mon­ of Oregon, 1921. No petition, the
Cedar Poets, Brick, Plaster, Tile and Slabwood m
day.
Salem, Oregon. (Up-«tairs).
ammendment states, shall be
Dr. Tully, from the First circulated, signed or filed, unless
Glasses At Bedrock Prices.
four foot lengths.
Presbyterian church of Salem,
the same has been submitted to
R. D. Gray was a Turner visi­
gave an interesting talk Tues­ the state highway commission
We desire to serve the public with Promptness
tor Sunday.
.
day morning on ‘‘Thrift.’’
and
it
approved
as
to
form
and
and
Efficiency.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bye, of
The Senior class has decided
near Silverton. motored to Turn­ on their pictures and have the boundies of prosposed district
LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL
PHONE S7S
er, Tuesday evening to visit the signed the contract for order­ Notice will be given by publica­
tion
for
three
successive
weeks
Monroes, at the Baker apart­ ing them.
in the county of the prosposed
ment*. They attended a show in
A
basketball
game
will
be
district
for a meeting at which
Salem. Monday evening after
played
Friday
night,
January
the
boundies
will be approved.
which Mrs. Monroe served lun­
25,
at
Mill
City.
Then
with
the
stamp of approval
cheon for Mr. and Mrs. Bye, be­
of
the
highway
commisson per­
The
semester
exams
will
be
fore th-*y returned home.
given on Thursday and Fri­ mission will be granted for the
IF YOU HAVE anything you day.
circulation of a petition.
don’t need we will call for it
Automobile licenses will be is­
CLOVERDALE
and sell it for you on 1574 com­
sued by county sherffs and motor
mission. It remains your prop­
The W. C. T. U. met at the clubs, designated by the secre­
erty until sold. Elmer E. Stew­ home of Mrs. Fred Schifferer, tary of state if a proposed bill in­
art.
January 16. The day was spent troduced by senator Joe E. Dunn,
February 1st Silver Tea at the making quilt blocks for a com­ of Portland, becomes a law. The
We have all kinds of reatestate for sale on
home of Mrs. I. H. Small given forter. It was well attended sheriff.s offices and motor clubs
by the Methodist Aid Society. It’s and everyone enjoyed the day. are given permission to retain 10
Easy Terms
for every one who would like to The next meeting will be at the cents for each set of license
T H E F-I-N-E C-A-R M A D E F-I-N-E-R
We have the follow ing for S alt or Trade
come. Does this mean you? Pro­ home of Mrs. Simpson, Febru­ plates issued.
USED CAR B A R G A I N S
1 Dozen Brahma Hens
gram will begin about 2:30 P. M ., ary 8.
READ THERE OVER
1
Pair White Holland Turkeys
Mrs.
Fliflet,
Palma
and
A double header basketball
1
Pair African Geese.
Oscar
Fliflet
of
Salem
were
1028 01d»mobtle
gaiqe was played on the Turner
SHOO
1
Ford
Truck. Cheap for cash
4 Door Sedan .........................................................
visitors
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
floor last Friday night The first
102» Packard
1
Ford
Coupe,
1926 Model
Mrs.
A
rthur
Kunke,
Sunday.
Turner vs Jefferson ended in a
4 Door Sod an
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2
Full
Blood
Police
Pups. Registered and Pedigreed
Therrha*
been
introduced
into
score of 29 to 32 in favor of Jef­ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and fam­
1027 Oldunphilo
And
Many
Other
Things
$700
the
legislature
a
bill
shortening
the
ferson. The second game was the ily were visitors at the home of
4 Door DeLux Landau Sedan .................... ..........
See
Us
for
Second
Hand
Handware and Furniture
(her
s
to
o
n
and
reducing
the
bag
102)1 Oldamobile
Turner Alumni and Salem Bear Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cook, Sun­
$600
2 Door Sedan .......................... —.......... - .........
lim
it
to
one
deer.
Cats. Score 15 to 17 in favor of day.
Yours for Service in Rea I estate
1925 podge Leather
Turner.
$550
A party was given Saturday
4 Doos Sedan ....................... ............... - ........ ....
E L M E R E. S T E W A R T
W ould’n t it be fine if they would
1D£P Oldibobilo DoLux
Nothing Takes The Place of night at the home of Mr. and
$550
1925 Old.mobile DoLux
..............
high grade leather for HARN­ Mrs. Joe Morris for all the ahorten the open aeaanü of the leg­
TURNER.
BOX 2 6 2
OREGON
1025 Hudoon
ESS and many other articles. neighbors in the surrounding islatu re to ten days and fix a hag >000
M tU t
$550
2 Door Sedan ..................................................... ...
F. E. Shafer. The PIONEER district. An enjoyable time was lim it of one Itili to every ten mem
1926 Buick Road*ter
le rs .
Leather Store. 170 S Commercial spent by everyone.
$450
Class Inclosure .................................................... .
S t, Salem, Oregon.
1025 Oldamobile
Jack Hamilton from Vancou­
$275
R oadster..................................................................
Mrs. S. A. Riches motored to ver spent a week with his Thia would releive the legislature
102« Chevrolet Truck
| Silverton Thursday to visit hrr grandmother, Mrs. Nelly Ham­ from, taking np efl much u«!e*a
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$225
Cab and Good Flat Rack ....................................
time and what a releif it would he
mother and sister who are ill
1025 Overland
ilton.
$275
!
to the taxpayers.
4 Door Sedan ............................................ ..............
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gunning
Mrs. Lena Plunket has re­
1924 Oldamobile, Victoria
were Salem visitors Thursday.
turned to her home near
$275
4 Passenger Coupe
.........................................
President-elect Hoover has just
Jewett, 4 Door Sedan
Mrs. H. L. Earl was a guest Pratum after spending several
182 South High St.
Salem, Oregon
returned
from a pleasure trip
$250
months
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Some Buy ................................ .............................
of Mrs. Birdie Denyer at a de­
Next to Elsinore Theatre
Maxwell, 4 Door Sedan
W. Schifferer. Before leaving through f*outh America nnd now
licious dinner last Sunday.
$225
A Bargain .....................................................................
she visited with Mr. and Mrs. h r has gone to Florida for a vacn
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Riches
¿ W W W W W U V W V 4W A W V W W W W W / A W V / / A W
10 OTHETt GOOD RUNNING AUTOMOBILES
Feller, Mr. and Mrs. Fred •ion.
have
returned
to
Gaston
after
PRICED FROM $50.00 to 1200.00
Schifferer and Mr. and Mrs.
spending a few days with home
Hair cutting
25c
John Schifferer, Sr.
W e would ru sh off for n vnes-
folks.
tion
also
if
we
could
spend
it
on
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend have
Bobbing
25c
360 N. High St.
Salem, Ore.
Purses, Bill Folds, Suit Cases sold their farm and are mov­ some m illlo sre’s estate Oh well,
and Traveling Bags made of gen­ ing on another farm near Leba­ w hat’s the use, we’e r not the presi­
Children
25c
dent-elect.
uine leather will stand the wear non soon.
GAS. OIL. GREASE. RTOfAGE AND REPAIRING
and tear of travel. F. E. Shafer,
. We specialize in Ladies Hair Cutting
COME IN AND SEE THE 1920 OLDSMOBILE
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maden
The Pioneer Harness Man, 170S.
print year
The Tribune shop
Satisfaction
is our Motto
We appreciate your patronage
Ycu Can Buy a Bigger Car Bat You Can’t Buy a Bettor Cor
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred butter wrap«, letter
and en-
Commercial, Salem, Oregon.
Q w*> m ■ p »-»<
Schifferer, Thursday,
velo pee.
Funeral Directors
- Salem -
LEGISLATIVE MILL
IS GRINOING
DRUGS
C. F. BREITHAUPT
FLORIST
W. JAY DENHEM
T urner Lum ber &
M fg. Co.
4 % P a id on
six m on th s
Time Deposits
F ire an d
s
Automobile Insurance Written
W hy P a y R en t
BUY
Turner State Bank
and increase your value
as well as saving rent
SEE THE NEW
OLDSMOBILE
SHOTS AT RANDOM
$1000
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Capitol Motors Inc.
Biddy Bishop
For A Good Hair Cut
See Andy
A t "Andy's’* Barber Shop