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NO 15
TURNER, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 16. 1830.
SUBSCRIPTION #1.25 P E R Y E A R
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Read the ads this week
They contain worth while messages.
Oboloe Line of Bulk Chocolates
Fancy Boxes
la r g e Asortment Bars
Cigars
F. BREITHAUPT
C.
612 Slut« Street
New liligli Building
J. D A L E T A Y L O R
A . M. C L O U G H
Clomib-datjliir (Ca
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Tobaccos
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E A T A B O W L O F C H IL L I A D A Y
FLORIST
LUNCHES
SALEM
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 - L O V E B IR D S • P A R R O T S
205
PHO NE 120
S. C H U R C H ST.
Full line of Sini and Fish Fund und Remedies
Salem,
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Oregon.
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Pomeroy and Keene
galem’a Square Deal Jewelers & Opticians.
Diamonds Watches l looks Jewelry & Silverware.
379 State, St.
Salem, Oregon.
W . JAY DENHEM
O n erai Coatraclor a id Builder
Cement Werk a id Plumbing
Route 3 .
Turner, Oregon
W y W U W W A W A V W A A V A V .W A V ;
D. M. JONES
REALESTATE
O F F IC E . C A S T S A L E M , 2 4 5 8 S T A T E 8 T .
Farm and City Property for sale or exchange
R en ta ls-M o rtg a g es-L o a n s
I h*vn on fll«fotue Largo and Small Farm« near the city
and will« U-antifal hoino« in Salem for aalo roasonalilo and on
M»jr term« If Ibi« iutercrU you my tiimi i« yours. We want
your liftings.
Call or Pfcone 17777J
SALEM,
OREGON
DRUGS
Guaranteed
Hot Water Bottles for cold weather $1.00 to 2.50
E. S. PRATHER
TURNER
Reliable Druggist
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OREGON
4 % Paid on
six months
Time Deposits
Fire and
Automobile Insurance Written
Turner State Bank
Locals
Hand washing machine fo
sale cheap.
Frankie Brooks
Route
1.
Turner.
OLD TIME DANCE ChrysUl,
Given fence posts for sale.
Gardens every Wednesday and
aturday, 8:30 P. M.
Gents 50c Price right Frankie Brooks.
Route 1 Turner.
Ladies 25c. tf.
Cards have been roceived an­
W AN TED !
nounced g the marriage of Mrs.
Everybody to write for free Avis Hilleary Bacon to James
sample o f Tigrin salve for cuts, Wesley Losher, o f Portland.
colds, bums and eczema. For They were married December 28
sale at all drug stores.
1929 and will be at home to their
LEWIS HERB CO.
friends at 1125 .Woodwgrd Ave­
12-5-9tp
Salem. Oregon nue. in Portland.
The Tribune is growing. New
subscribers this week are Fred
Mrs. Parkes was absent from Schifferer, C. A. Tatum, of Turn­
school Friday on account of Ill­ er. Mrs. Dean Tucker sf Salem,
ness. Mrs. S. A. Riches was sub­ and Mrs. J. L Sande o f Almeda
stitute teacher.
California.
The W. C. T. U. Met Wednes­
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. T. Riches The program
was based on ‘ Ten Years of
Prohibition.” Different phases
o f the subject were presented by
those giving the program
Mrs. E. J. Harrison was on
the sick list last week.
Suit cases. Bretf cases. Hand
bags and hundreds o f other arti*
cios made from genuine leather
F. E. shafer. Harness o f all
Kinds. 170 S Cmmeroial S t,S a­
lem, Oregon.
Kenneth Petersen made the
trip to Portland Thursday with
Mike Stowtz to bring back a
Mrs. Ktrnna Moore: who has new Ford truck which he pur­
spent some time with her daugh­ chased. Kenneth drove the old
ter; Mrs. Avery has returned truck to Turner.
to the home o f her daughter Mrs.
Mr. Kearns,
who recently
Irene Ousley, at Toledo.
came here from Perrydale, is
Ellimorc J. Gilstrap, pastor of employed in the Purity grocery
the Turner Christian church, was recently purchased by C. A. Ta­
the guest of the Salem Rotary tum.
Club luncheon, last Wednesday.
Ray Farrens, of Hood River
The Turner school feels very is spending the winter with his
proud o f their new flag which mother, Mrs. L. M. Barzee
the school board ordered to take
Clever Hay »nd Wheat straw
the place of the old one which
(or rale:- Bill Brother« Turner.
was badly worn.
A. A Ford came up from Port­
We are publishing a copy o f a land Saturday night to spend a
letter written to Mr. I. L. Rob­ few days with his sister and
ertson announcing the reduction nephew, Mrs. L J. Rowley and
of light and power rates for son Paul.
Turner. The copy was forwarded
Floyd Robertson, who has
to us by the Portland Electric
Power Company. On account of been staying at the Powers farm
space and time we were unable was in Turner Saturday.
to publish the letter until this “ Pat Randall, o f Salem, was
the guest of F. P. Rowley, Fri­
week
day night.
We are Indebted to Mr. and
Mrs. G. A McKay for a nice
NO i HING
TAKES
THE
mess of fresh salmon for our HCACE OF LEATher for hun­
supper Saturday.
dreds o f articles used about the
By the time the Tribune is home and farm It pays to buy
printed Hollis Bones, who is em­ the best Our prices are equal to
ployed by the Jo Mar Farms, of any. F. E. Schafer, 170 So Com’ I
Balina. Kansas, will be in Den­ S t Salem, Oregon.
ver on the first lap >r the trip
to the coast with show horses
He is expected
home about
March 1st.
FO R S A L E O R T R A D E — ! M o lt i»
T r a c to r and tw o b o tto m p low , 14-inch.
In runing ord er. W . S. Lauthers, Tar*
n tr, O regon , R ou te 3 , B ox 65.
Delinquent account* collected on a
continrent Luis. We do the work,
shoo Me r the expense and make no
charife unlcse collection is made.
$ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 Bad A c c o u n t , turned ¡a t#
Cash S i* « « W a Started.
Jot down a triai list o f bod ones and
let ue turn them into actual money.
Business M en ’s A djustm ent
Com pany
415-16 Masonic B!dg.
SALEM.
Phone S l l
OREGON
Full line of paints,
varnish
and calsomine at H. P. Jensen
Hardware.
The Ladies aid o f the Chris­
tian church have called a business
meeting for next Thursday after­
noon. Mrs. Gilstrap. the presi­
dent, wishes all members to at­
tend. Something new and inter
esting is promised the ladies.
Please Take Notice. All copy
must be in the office by Tuesday
afternoon to issue ' publication
We must hold to this rule if we
are to get out on ttme.
Mis. Delzell has been laid up
the past ten days with neuritis,
but is improving.
Wanted To Trade
Salem home for Turner prop­
erty $1365 Equity in $3000 mod­
ern Bungalow. Trade for an acre
or small house with several lots.
Act quick and write or see Geo.
Thomason 341 State St Salem,
Or«.
Phone 2 8 7 «
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* 1 lv in B. Stewart
U M H E E L L A , C U T L E R Y A N D KEY S T O R E
Sharpening and Light Repairing
S a l e m ,
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O r e g o n
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OREGON
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Turner Lumber Sc
m g . Co.
W e carry in stock Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Shingles (highest qusdity) five grades to select
from , also W a ll Board, Paint, Doors, W in d o w s,
C edar Posts, Bride, Plaster, T ile and S labw ood in
four foot lengths.
W e desire to serve the public with Promptness
;snd E fficiency.
LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL
PHONE 875
G. F. KORINEK, V.S., B.V.Sc
VETERINARIAN
Day and Night Servie»
OREGON
STAYTON
Turner BOys Home
Making Progress
E. J. Gilstrap, promotional
Manager, for the Turner Boys
home, reports that work on the
farms, are progressing nicely
contract has bee* let to Alvin
Tucker for fencing the timber
tract Arrangements are being
made to fence the farm near the
Crawford school, to be used for
farm and pasture. Contract has
been let to partly construct
Volunteer labor has been prem­
ised tear down the old barn and
salvage the lumber. This land has
been leased to Carl Stiwer.
Home plans to take the
back as fast as they get stock
and equipment to farm it Mr.
The cold weather the past few Gilstrap is working out plans
days has frozen the ponds. Last whereby the boys will be
Sunday the young folks and to handle most of the work.
some of the older ones were
out enjoying the good ice sport
of skating
WE H AVE CONNECTIONS
Buy your shot gun shells at H.
P. Jensen’ s. They will be sold at
greatly reduced prices for the
next 30 days. All other goods
sold at very reasonable prices
Let me fix you up.
H. P Jensen, Hardware.
S U IT E 4 1 0 S A L E M B A N K O F C O M M E R C E B L D G .
SALEM .
THIS IS THE TIME to have
your harness repaired and oiled.
F. E. Schafer, 170 So. Commer­
The work at the local plant of 'w ith the Hansen-Bennett mag­
cial St., Salem. Oregon The only
the Portland-Damascus
milk azine agency, one o f the larg­
exclusive leather store in the
Comanv was interupted for a est in the country, which en­
Willamette Valley.
time Saturday when a gasket ables us to give you the
Lee Barber has moved into the blew out n ecessita te firing up prices and service fo r your
Peck house where he expects to the small boiler.
remain until school closes.
Herbert Briggs went to Port­
land
Sunday night for a few
Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Theissen
days.
and children and G. A. McKay
motored to Tillamook a week ago
Saturday. McKay spent the week
end with his friend, John Patter­
son. He and | Mr. Theissen en­
joyed a days fishing, bringing
back a nice catch o f salmon.
Theissen remained till Wednes
day on business.
S E T T L E M E N T O F E S T A T E S A S P E C IA L T Y
No Collection. No Charge
PATENTS
Business 25 1 Court Street
E. K. P IA 5 E C K I
Attorney at Law
and we w/a promptly »and yoa a
repqrt. Our back On Patchts'and
Trade-marks will be sent tbyou
on r^ducst.
D. SWIFT « CO.
— a PATENT L A W Y ER S____
305 Seventh SL, Washington. D. C-
Or«e S4 W « k ' KmKiTi.nc.
W. E. Pelham and Harold
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tucker Rodgers, of the Mt Angel News,
and Mrs. Lyons were visitors at were visitors at the Tribune o f­
Give Th« Tribun« er wilt for
the G. A. McKay home Saturday. fice, Tuesday.
you buy from «ur advertir«ra.
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F. P. R O W L E Y
Health, Accident
Liability AND Fire
INSURANCE
Turner,
Oregon.
u n -m s G
Dr. O. A. Olson, Dentist
PAINLESS DENTISTRY AND X -R A Y W ORK
All W ork Guaranteed and at Moderate Fricea
Us« Your Credit
Come in and talk it over
S A l EM
M A S O N IC T E M P L E .
Phone 440
Residence 758-R
mawww sis— «ma. raa— s
Every Saturday Night
Castilion Hail
Corner Liberty and Chemeketa Sts.
alem, Oregon.
W illard M athis Orchestra Playing
E.
A . Rosenbaum,
Mgr.
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