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J -u*- T urner T ribune ** MW» vor», xi v. no TURNER, OREGON, THURSDAY. h f -j,*. SUBSCRIPTION $ 1 .J 5 P&R YEAR DEC. 19. 192«. .■« _" - »It!""» !».. ... 1 .1 . "1----! What would Xmas be without the Sweets GIFT BOXES Read the ads this week They contain worth while messages, » C. F. BREITHAUPT M2 Ktutu Street . New Bligb Building Full line of Bird ami Fish Fumi and Remedied • H. P. Jensen EA T A B O W L O F C H IL L I A DAY LUNCHES F O U N T IA N S E R V IC E G O L D F IS H • C A N A R IE S • LO V E B IR D S • P A R R O T S Phono 330 Just received tome nice ar-ticlea suitable for Christmas presents. Also a good line ofnails and bolts and other hard ware. Will b e glad to have you call and look it over. Sunfreze Specials for Xmas FLORIST • We Wish You A iflrrry (kbriatmaa anfi a Happy Nrw ffrar Special Family Xmas Boxes, Xmas Mixed Candy, Candy for all occssions ^ A W W A W W b V W W A V W A V d V W W W / W / A V W W J ’/ A i Hardware and Blacksmithing Turner, R I C H E S O O 'N 'F E G 'H O N E R Y Oregon. ______ ■___ L L J ! - ■ Oregon W iP y W A W d V W W .'A W A W A 5: ? No one can sell used sewing machine cheaper jthafi the com pany that trades them in. White Sewing Machine Co. J OLD TIME DANCE Chrystal Salem'« Square Deal Jeweler« & Opticians. 221 So High St Salem. ? Gardens every Wednesday and Diamond« Watche« Clcok« Jewelry Silverware. uturday, 8:30 P. M. Gents 50c Mrs. E. C. Bear represents ! Ladies 25c. tf. 379 State, St. Salem, Oregon. > Turner at the monthly meeting WANTED! of the Marion County Health W .* A V /JV .% V ^ A W //A V .V A ,.V .V .,.V ///A V .V .V .W .,.V Everybody to write for free Association held at the home of sample o f Tigrin salve for cuts, the president. Mra. Brazier C. colds, burns and eczema. For Small, of Salen, last Thursday. sale at all drug stores. LEWIS HERB CO. 12-5-9tp Salem, Oregon The Christian Endeavor of the Christian church held a social at the home o f C Tiylor. west of Gaaeral C o itra cto r and Bnilder Uncle Ira Pearce left Thursday Turner, Wednesday of last week. Cerne« l W e r k and P lum bing for the Masonic Home, at Forest LIGrove. He was taken there by Route j . Turner, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. M. Cox, of near Karl Wipper. Jefferson, were entertained at the home of their son, Prof Cox, Lawerence Robertson and Friday evening. brother Floyd are doing some car psnter work at the Powers ranch. # Pomeroy and Keene & d,.V Locals i W. JAY DENHEM / A W . V A V W . V W M W . V / W .'.W A W A V W W . Y A W W i r Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tucker, o f Salem, were Turner visitors Thursday nighL Mearl Enslev, who cut his fin- ! ger last summer, finally had to ; have the injured member ampu tated. No Collection. No Charge Gilts! Gifts! Gifts! For A ll T he Family Choose now -The time is limited. E. S. PRATHER Reliable Druggist OREGON TURNER ’. W M W A W V A V A S W W Y .W W A W W W A W J 'W A V r t Y t W r 4 % Paid on six months Time Deposits :: Fire and Automobile Insurance Written Turner State Bank Business 251 Court Street Phone 2876J A lv in B. Stewart U M B E E LL A , C U T LE R Y AND KEY S T O R E Hlmrpcniog and Light Repairing SA L E M , OREGON Delinquent account! collected on a contingent tv.u«. We do the wotlc, shoulder the expense and make no chare* unleaa collection is made. $250,000 Bad Accounts turned into CaA Sins# We Started. Jot down a trial list of bnd ones and let ua turn them into actual money. “ Will sell second hand pianos. $35. $50, $65, $75, $90. $110 each. $5 or $6 per month No payment until after Januasy l3t. New pi anos reduced in proportion. Lib eral discounts for cash. Investi gate these snaps. They will not last long at these terms and pric es. Open evenigs until after Christmas Tallman Piano Store, “ The Home o f the Baldwin” , 385-395 S. 12th St. Salem, Ore gon. 12-5 3t Chiropractor Neurocalometer Service The Tribune »bop can print you» butter wrap», letter head» and an- velopoa A. V. White, with the J. F. Ulrich Company, o f Salem, was in Turner on business last week. Cedar Posts, Brick, Plaster, Tile and Slabwood in PHONE S75 Phone 87. Reeidence 2104J 256 N. High Street Salem, Oregon M. 0 . rearson called at the LOST-At the Christian church Tribune office Tuesday and left Business Men's Adjustment bazzar or between there and his renewal for the home paper. Company home, a link bracelet set with 4IS-16 Masonic BMg. Phone Oil stones. Finder return to Mra. SALEM. OREGON M. 0 Pearson. Reward. The S P. Co. have placed sev Miss Minetta Magers, of Port- eral carloads of dirt in Turner land. spent Sunday, o f last week whirfTia' used for Riling with her friends Mr. and Mrs and leve’lng where the old side F. C Gunning. walk and mill race used to be. Jay Cook and Art Kunke are dot ig the work. from, also Wall Board, Paint, Doors, Windows, LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL Mrs. Donald Fehlman, of An aheim, California, arrived in Tur Miss Frankie Porter o f Turner, ner. last week te spend the and Jack Burks late o f Boston, Christmas holidays with her pa Mass ; were quietly married rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Del Monday. zell. Art Andrew, who is employed on The Bonlea Farm, was a Foreign Wars is giving a Christ Salem visitor Saturday. mas party at the Salem Armory. Saturday evening December 21. Invitations are out for this affair Prof and Mrs. J. R. Cox en which promises to be one of the tertained the school faculty and leading social events of the sea- . SO.l. a few friends recently. Shingles (highest quality) five grades to select W e desire to serve the public with Promptness and Efficiency. Dr. O. L. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brasher of Salem, were visitors Sunday Bring or send your furs in. I with Mrs. Brasher's mother, will guarantee you more money Mrs. Barzee. than you can get East or else where. West Side Fur House. Just before going to Press we West Salem. Oregon. 12-19-3L learned o f the death o f Chas. Ransom o f Aumsville Renewals to the Tribune this A. letter received from Hollis week are Ira Pearce, Fore: t Bones states that he left Salina, Grove, C L. Standley and Mrs. Kansas, this week for Rhode Is A. L. Mathias. land and Boston, after some horses for the Jo Mar farm, H. R. Peetz, local manager of where he is working. the PET Co., has taken up a nnw vocation. He was seen on T. W. Johnson, druggist and the streets last Thursday night post master at Aumsville, died carrying a sign, but he says he there Tuesday morning. He was wants a new deal. nearly 70 years old, and had I been a resident of Aumsville for Mr. Pruitt, of the Statesman, 1 ? years, coming there from Io- was in Turner on business jSatui- wa. Funeral from Turner with the Odd Fellows lodge in charge. day. Marion Post 661 Vttrans of We carry in stock Rough and Dressed Lumber, four foot lengths. TRAPPERS ATTENTION Editor Alexander, o f the Stay- A. A. Englebart, o f Salem, ton Mail, was a caller at the Tri was in Turner on Business, bune office last Wednesday. Monday, Turner Lumber & Mfg. Co. OWNERS OF RADIO IN EVERY STATE An Interesting Insight Into the wide ly distributed ownership ot the radio Industry In the United States Is given by the summary and classification the stock ot the Radio Corporation ot America, the largest radio organiza tion In the world. The latest state ment shows stockholders In every State tn the Union. Ninety nine per cent of the class A common stock 1» owned In iho United States, much- It being In the hands small loves- tors. Although there Is a good showing In the industrial East, as in the case of all stocks. New York State having 1,291 class A common stockholders. Illinois has 357 stockholders in the same classification. California lists 134 class A common stockholders, al most as many aa New Jersey, which has 140. Among the thirty four foreign coun tries in which there are holders of class A common stock are such widely separated points as Argentina. Aus tria. British Rulnni. Honduras. Egypt, Indio, Venesuela, Norway, Japan and Ireland. G. F. K0R1NEK, V*S., B.V.Sc VETERINARIAN Day and Night Servie* STAYTON — OREGON F. P. R O W L E Y Health, Accident Liability AND Fire INSURANCE Turner, Oregon. ot ot ot The Tribune »hop can print your butter wraps, letter heads and en velopes. PATENTS Obtained. 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