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T he T urner T ribune VOL XUl. NO. :7 TUBNKR, OKEOON, TUUR8DAY, AI*K. 4, 192». SUBSCRIPTION $1.25 PK-K YEAR ——- » ■■■■-■ Locals Clough-Huston Company Formerly W ebb’» Fuuornl Parlor» Funeral Directors ANDUCENSCDEMBALMERS Reliable Service. Lady A ssista n t *205 So. Church St.— Day or Night Phone 1‘2(J - Salem - * - ..... — ....................... J*JVU*u*-*-*-*-‘ -V-‘-‘ -‘ j*_ - j » j » » ‘ » » • • • • • • ■/ ■ • • • ■ • * «,• Pomeroy and Keene Salem's Square Deal Jewelers <5; Opticians. Diamonds Watches t’leoks Jew elry & Silverware. ‘No Collection. N o Chante’ It waa reported that Vernon Uelinqaent accounts eollected on a Coates collided with another car contingent basis. We do the work, •Saturday night. Vernon’s car NOTICE shoulder the «»pen»« and muke no I will offer at private Bale cer charge unielri collection is made. waa badly damaged but the oc- Bad Accounts turned into cupantS o f n either Car were in- tain notes and open accounts due $250,000 Cash a im » W a S ta rte d . the 11. L K A R L Estate amount Jot down a trial list of bad ones and jureu. n tnem into actual money. | ... — _ fT ing between $900.00 and $1,00.00 h-t us turn I tie W . L . I . U will meet J Season Opens •] A P R I L 15th We are prepared show you the latest Tackle. plus interest. Anyone Iterestod Business en s Adjustment Wednesday afternoon. April 10, [ i >mpany cun examine the »Mine at ray o f with M r». W. T. Riches. Friends f fice. They will be sold withont 4J6-1G Maso Bldg. Phone 911 cordially invited. OREGON SALI resource to the highest bidder Mrs. H. A. Gillett. o f Walla $ for cash on or before this 9th The Southern i’acificpile d river; Walla, who has spent two weeks ? day o f April 1929.-4.7.1.t crew will complete thc-ir work on | with her daughter, Mrs. Earl R. I). Gray, the bridge near the former site Bear, goes to Portland Thursday i 147 N. Com’ l. o f Miller’s mill, this week and to spend Friday with her son and Dinner guests at the home of!m ove to Sherwood, on the West family and then on home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards. Side division, to drive a tempor-’ The Misses Faustina and Sheila Sundsv March 21 WAT» Mr. and ary job. When this is completed Delzell entertained as Sunday 6 ' 11 ’ ■ ■ Edwards, o f Corvid- they will return to Turner and o’clock dinner'guests. Miss Grace jj lis. Mrs. Neal Edwards, and Mr. drive piling for the bridge near:Hann and Clara Richardson, of nnd Mrs. J. Ix»ster Sande. ofSa- the Oregon Feed and Flour Co.'s Dayton, and Nellie ar.d fay Bar i b*m. Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence mill. ber, all going to the Easter pro- Edwards. Stacy and Robert Ed Bear, o f 8ram in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. wards. o f Turner. Crawfordsville, dined with the F. C. and Mrs. Delzell and the to in ? 5 ¡¡< Anderson’s V' 167 No. Commercial St. ^ — Silem, Ore. A V W / .W .V / .V W / . % £ Harrison’s General Store J. F. Thomason sofar recover C. A. Bear family, Sunday, Delzell girls were shopping foJ; AW VU VM V d y . V W . W / W / W J i W W W ^ W W V ed from his long Beige o f illness March 24th. Easter hats, in Salem, •-aturday.! as to be able to be out. last week. H. P. JENSEN has added Mrs. H. L. Earl returned from 1 . V M V / A W . W W W A '. m W A W W / J G IL L BROTHER* W ESTERN additional H ardw are Stock in a week spent with Mrs. Birdie; ;GROWN Seeds o f known purity connection with his blacksmith Denyer and goes to Mill City, to! and high in germination. Also a shop; also pipe and fittings. He spend the week en*1 with Mrs. j full line o f feeds, fertilizers and has secured the agency fo r the A. B. .^mith. snraving material. Any one pur W hirlwind V aporizer which R. Lee Theissen received word1 612 .Stale .Street New Bligli Building chasing $1 00 worth o f seeds and dds pep to your car and saves o f the serious sickness o f his mentioning this ad will be given gas. It is guaranteed. Come in mother. Mrs. W. Theissen o f a packet o f flower seeds free. Sa and see it. Milwaukee, Oregon, who suffered lem Seed & Orchard Sunplv Co.. s.ii< in, • PI w m 380 - Ovagaa. a stroke o f apoplexy, -"he was Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pearcy and 178 South Commercial St.. Salem. . .. c- j . , transfered to the Oregon City Highest Prices paid for Farm Produce of . ... , , .. Just 1 block South o f State St. son Atlee were Sunday guests of n - nnH \fr« at and the entire family Dr. and Mrs. Beauchamp, at Z A v . v . v A v / w . v v . v v . v . v . v ^ / . '^ m v . v W i Formerly Pearcy Brothers. was summoned at her bedside. Mrs. Fred Mitchell sod «-r,ns Stayton, recently. Turner, Oregon Ÿ Miss Grace Funston and broth- ; * Robert and Homer, o f Mill Citv, -o-c-c— W~X"< were week end visitors w’ith rela- er Cecil, drove up from Portland tives in Turner. last Tuesday and spent the day Ornerai Centractor and Builder ^ . . at, . with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Funs- :: Clvde Downing, o f Stayton was . ______ Ceacat Work and Piombina killed at the Black Rock logging ' _______ __ , __ camn last week He was struck Mr. and Mrs. Clifford White There was a large congrega- Turner, Oregon camp Inst week. Me was struck ^aiem visitors Saturday . tion present at the Easter pro- Route 3* hv a broken cable. H.s brother. visitors Saturday. There * Harry D o-ning was also hit bv a| Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt, o f Sa- by the choirPeCa . i, . . , . ial selections by the HXKXXr< , , .. , broken cable, but was not bad y tern, spent the past ten days vis- w xi ... number by the male quartet and , iting their son. C. VV. Hewitt. , , D hurt. . . . . a solo by Mrs. Peacy. The Easter Won! was receive! here this aml faml,y' story was illistrated by a pagent morning that R. W. Tucker, bet-! *T HAS LONG BEE: given by the young people o f the W e carry in stock Rough and Dressed Lumber, ter known ns "D ick ” had taken K N O W N that hogs and cattle, j Sunday School .T h e parts were Shingles (highest quality) five grades to select unto himself a wife, at Vsncouv- that have been topped o ff In we|| ren(jerec| The pastor opened New line of Emamels, vamisheti, stains etc. Get| er. this week. They will visit the feeding o f grain before tbe program w jth the reading of from, also W a ll Board, Paint, Doors, W indows, relatives and friends here and at sending to market, alw ays the Easter story and prayer. The our quotation on paints. C edar Posts, Brick, Plaster, Tile and Slabwood in Turner before returning to Ah- bring the best price. W h y program committee consisted of E. S. P R A T H E R waree, California, where M r.1 would this not apply to lambs? ¡Mesdames, Gunning. Martin, four foot lengths. Reliable Druggist Tucker has employment. Mr. j Drop in and get some o f our p o th e r and Milton, The subject Tucker is well known here hav- i “ Association Lamb Fattener. theme o f the pagent was The TURNER : OREGON W e desire to serve the public with Promptness ■ ing horn on what is now the Chas Oregon Feed & Flour Co., Resurrection. and Efficiency. Colvin place and grew to m a n - Turner, Oregon. The Sunday School showed a hood in this vicinity.—Aumsville marked increase increase in at- LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL PHONE S75 Mr. and Mi's. Bert Bye were ; Star. tendance the last few Sundays visitors, Saturday night with , . .. , . W H E N IN SALEM call on Mr. and Mrs. Dick Monroe. and WI? the the warm . , , spring days should continue to Dr. Eaton the Optometrist ■ I Elmer E. Stewart, who has increase if in need o f glasses. Office V E TE RIN AR I A S been in the realestate business Friday night the mov|ng pjc. over F ry’ s Drug Store. 284 N. Day and Night Sarvlct in Turner for some time has ture the Transgressor. wil, ^ j Commercial. Phone 1468J ■xr- cate that the use o f oil products moved his family to West Salem 3j,own under the auspices o f the OREGON STAYTO N Judge Riches was a business Mr. Stew art will be bettor local- Anti Saloon League. This is a promises to be the most success “ S j POEIYE AUTHORITY' visitor in 8alem. Friday after ful and least expensive method ed in West Salem, to carry on hi*' community meeting. The Rev. R. noon. for raising low-type road surfaces WEBSTER’S realty business. ________ E. Close will speak. to a condition satisfactory to Word was received from Geo NEW INTERNATIONAL HARNESS, HARNESS Remember the quarterly eon- meet public demands,” says Mr. rge Slyter. who formerly li-ed in N ow is the time to look over vention of the Santiam District DICTIONARY James. ‘ ‘Improvement o f low Turner, an recently moved to shape for spring. W e can save Bible Schools at Mehama, next - T I I E ME1UUAM WCDSTER type roads, such as gravel, sand Klamath Falls, that he h is se you money on repairs or new Sunday. Let us have as good a clay, and graded and drained Because cured a good job in the mills at harness. Sqe F. E. Shafer. 170 representatation as possible. H undred» o f Supreme Court earth, is one o f the most serious that place. S. Commercial St.. Salem, Ore. The Ladies Aid will hold their Judges concur in highest t-rnise problems facing the highway en o f the work as thtir Autncn'tj. Nothing Takes The Place o f your harness and get it in monthly silver tea at the home gineer arid the several states to The Presidents o f all leading Uni- o f Mrs. J. W. Ransom. Friday high grade leather for H A R N verrities. Colleges, and Norm »! day.” Mrs. E. C. Baker and her afternoon. Schools give their h eary indont- ESS and many other article« daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank ment. The services next Sunday are F. F. Shafer. The PIO N E FR Baker, of Portland, were visitors All Si.-.te* that have adopted a Leather Store. 170 S. Commercial at the Rowley home. Saturday as follows. In the morning the large dictionary as —erdimi have selected Webster's N ew Interna pastor will speak from the sub St.. Salem. Oregon. tional. after noon. ject " I will come again.” John [ } The Schoolbook* o f the Country W. C. Oheffinps. o f Aumsvifie. Mr. and Mi's. Owsley, who 14:3. In the evening Lantern H edhert to the Merri.un-Wefcster was in Turner on business Thurs have been living at the Baker a- slide pictures will be shown The S system o f diacritical marks. day evening. H The Government Printing Office rnrtments, have moved to t ie pictures illustrating the Lecture. at Washington uses it as authority. Scott logging camp, on Silver The Eastern Star and Rebeek- "N e w Adventures in Faith.” WRITE for a «ample p-a# of thr No» \X oni.t, s’Tecimtn cf IVcguLr an<i India ah lodge« are both busy practic Creek. The Epworth League subject Papers, FREE. ing for the innitiatory work. Lars Larson left last week for is Making Our Friendships Chris 37‘J State, St. Salem, Oregon. Featuring* several new lines Guaranteed Linoleum - 58c Yd Art Squares at attractive prices Ladie Silk Underwear Staple and Fancy Groceries * C. F. BREITHAUPT FLORIST W. JAY DENHE/W METHDOIST CHURCH Turner Lumber & M . Co. fg DRUGS 0 . F. KORINEK. V.S.. B.V.Sc 4 % Paid on six months Time Deposits Fire and WHEN Automobile Insurance Written Buying from our Turner State Bank é-9-W SPRING SEEDS We offer you the most complete stock of Field and Garden Seeds in the State. Seeds that are especially adapted to this section and recleaned in first class shape. Our Catalogue is FREE. If you did not receive a copy, drop us a card and tell us what you need. :: * ► D. A. White<fc Sons 261 State Street » Salem, Oregon H. P. Jensen has taken the a- a visit to his former home at Jgcney for an attachment for all Fargo. N. D. He spent most of makes o f automobiles. The mak- the with the C. A. Bear family. !ers warrantee this instrument Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnett to increase vour gasolene m‘ "! visited Sunday with Mr. and A leage- ! Mrs. Ray Baker o f Jefferson. W E H A V E CONNECTIONS Prof. John L. Smith, o f Rr.- with the Ilansen-Bennett mag ineir, called on old friends last azine agency, one o f the larg Saturday. Mr. Smith taught est in the country, which en school in Turner a number of ables ur. to give you the best years ago. prices and service fo r your magazine needs. See F. P. Row- ley at the Tribune O ffice. Dr. O. L. Scott Myron Hewitt .Gerald Given. Mervin Pearson, James Denyer. Willard Bear represented the Turner high senool at the Older Boys Conference at the Salem Y. M. C. A. Friday and Saturday of last week. Chiropractor Ncnroculomcter Servier Phone 87. Ucaidrnce ¿104.1 250 N. High Street Salem, Oregon tian. Matthew 5:13-16. Kenneth Bear is the leader. Beginning with this week, in cluding prayermeeting, all eve ning services will be half hour later. o. & c. Merrlam Co., /,• Spring-/ field, gf Mass, f j j g y Qm 71 m Best Advertisers mention their ad in This Paper DILiNG SECONDAI ROADS They ¡Ü Aurora Iiubtani Wjoojom G w m [V ocka Donald jy Boi ¿tetta filila fion.tor n iùtr tttU 5i (verton StUMr ■s,*Tt0" (fatum. Amvwiile Tomer will appre ciate it and so will There are more than 600,000 miles o f roads in the United! States which are graded and; drained, but have no surfacing, i and some 1,825,000 miles as y e t 1 unimproved, according to E. W. The Tribune shop can print your James o f the Bureau o f Public butter wraps, letter heads and en velopes. Roads. "Studies made by the Bureau Give The Tribune ersdK for wha: and by some o f the states indi you buy from our advertisers. We