TH K TURN K R TRIBUNE
By Mas
Oh! oh! think this over, the state
legislators have or, are going to, put
a tax on all malt syrup», approxi
mately 25c per gallon.
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If they do this the property tax,
road tax, school tax and all other tax
should diminish to almost nothing,
and how!
The proposer o f the bill estimates
that
approximately
$100,000
to
$200,000 will be collected as revenue,
W e’ll bet he forgot to figure that
50,000 people in one city o f Oregon
use a gallon o f malt every 4 or 5
days and he probably didn’t figure'on
the 7 gallons annually at Sublimity
or Mt. Angel.
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Homer Brew, the author o f Howdy-
Folks in the Portland News, says a
German scientist has discovered a
phosphate preparation that enables
man to do much more work.
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D. L. C Notification No 53. in
tow nship 9, South Rung«- I. Wiwt i
HAMM AN STAGE LINKS
o f the Willamette Meridian in
j.n iion County, Oregon; thence
North 40 00 chains to th. centel j,
, ,,.|V(. S j!, m f,„. Aum-wll.«
o f the Stayton and Aumsville £
(t:80 A.M.
County Road: thence South 73
10:80 A M
degrees 1.» minutes Käst II 13
l 15 P.M.
chains; thence South ;l»i.si chains;
l.euvi
Xumaville
for Sab in
thence West I0.H7 chains to the
8:10 A M.
place o f beginning, containing
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12.15 acres o f land.
6:10 P.M.
The property herein last described ¡
being 21.075 acres of land.
Leave Aumsvdle for Mill City
Said sale shall be made for cash, j
7:25 A M,
McKay
to the highest bidder and subject to
5:25 P.M.
streets will kill a man for a ilonut. the order o f confirmation o f the
above court.
Leave Snh-ni for Turner
That’s gettin’ bad.
D. F KASTBURN.
10:80 A M.
Administrator of the Kstute o f Mary
4:4 . P.M.
A darn cheap guy,
Fastburn, D sceased.
Is Harry Tuff,
J a n 2 !* Feb5-12 -19 2«!
Leave Turner for Salem
He put in a dime.
S :20 A M
And took out u half.
1:30 P.M.
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5:20 P.M.
By -gosh, Don Riches told us he # * • * * * ♦ * # # « e * * * » ■ » * # * * * * # * # •
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bought a brand new pair o f pants the
Leave Turn« r for Mill City
5:15 P.M.
other day but he’d be darned if he’d . * *
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wear ’em.
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Well. Don, just go ahead and wear
Jo». Ha mina o. Prop.
the old holy ones, we don't gi\e a
jit * * ,
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darn.
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But don’t forget that there’s a law
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deciiic>.
Now that the new cannery is prac
tically assured, we think the people
ought to start preparing to plant
pumpkins and beans, etc.
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12* Oregon Budding
Telephone 290
£ PERMANENT WAVE
94 00
.50
•! FINGER W A V E
Shampoo and Finger Wave 1.00
Marcel
Shampoo
75
.50
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Eyebrow Arch
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.35
Print
50
Hot Oil Shumpoo
. .75
Long Hair Shumpoo
.75
Henna Pack
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Henna Itinse ...........
Manicure
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Salem, Oregon
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A V V .S N W S W ft W V V V V W W y
W ill hire Rob V om
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NEW
LOCATION
O f Your llotn ef
fwm pet ihr« I« « iaaa.l 6 m 4 Car dw
The city council might even plant
a couple pumpkins at the two or three j ♦
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We fully agree with you Homer, ba«l turns in town. That would inspire ▼
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to
grow
b-gger
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old boy, that someone who wants to
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do the world a lot o f good should
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invent some form o f work to «io, yes
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Besides, when some reckless Bo- J
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hunk knocks a chip or peeling o(T a J
General Inaurane*
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Work is what we nec«l and you corner pumpkin the city offio-r couhl 41
know work and money are so scarce take it over to the cannery and h v«>
Turner, Oregon
down at Frisco that the gents o f the it cunn< d.
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MORRIS
Optical Co's.
New Type Deeper
Bf«l for Better Vision
I>r. Scofield
•lit State Street
X R A Y C if IR O P P R A C T O K
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Curved Lens
Lady Attendant
SALEM ,O REG O N
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¡W J W / U W W / / W d W A W W
Nut Trees-Fruit Trees
PLANTING SEASON IS HERE
n
$30.00 to $50.00 Per 100
Grafted Franquette Walnut Trees
50c Up
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50c
1 Across from Montgomery-Ward Storiij
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NOTICE OF SALE
No. 7669
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR
MARION COUNTY.
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M u rre] mid
I'iiM»r r
W aves
PEARCY BROS. NURSERY
210 Liberty Street
Salem, Oregon
L. H. McMahan, judge o f the above
entitled court. The date o f the first
publication o f this summons is Jan u -'
ary 22, 1931, and the last «late o f the
publication thereof wil be the 26th
day o f February, 1931.
II. B. HAYDEN.
Attorney for Paintiff.
Salem. Oregon
Jan22-29Feb5-12-19-26
SHOPPE Ì
HANDICAPS OF
I) I S E A S E
j; All Types of Beauty Work
Complete Line Fruit Trees and Berry Bushes
Shruls— Never Before So Low in Price and Probably
Never Again as Low
EXECU TOR S NOTICE
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! First Nat I Bank Bld'g., Phone 2PM
Jal cm,
.O reg on
Filbert Trees— Both Transplanted and Tip-layered
In the Matter o f the Estate of
Amelia E. Stockton, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
21st day o f January, 1931, by order
o f the Honorable J. C. Siegmund,
County Judge o f Marion County, Ore
gon, Mr. S B. Elliott was appointed
executor of the above named estate
and letters testamentery issued to
him.
Notice is hereby given that any an«l
all persons having any claims against
-ai«l estate will present the same <iuly
verified acconling to law to the said
S. B. Elliott, executor o f said estate,
at the First National Bank, Salem.
Oregon, within six months from the
«late o f this notice, dated at Salem,
Oregon, January 22, 1931.
S. B. ELLIOTT.
Executor o f Said Estate.
M. B. HAYDEN,
Attorney fo r Estate.
Salem, Oregon.
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Service
with
A Smile
You al way* get a little more
than you pay k>r when you deal
with ua— clean "gn s,” f u l l
measure--.t’ lean oil, the brand
y o it r motor likes le st,—and
cheerful ih-rvl« I« bring you
burk.
FREE AIR and WATER
W E FIX FLATS
A» you travrl Ihrough life you
wil! find many handicapa, but
nonr rom parrd to thr handicap«
of diaraae.
Ila ve thewr rlim in atrd by C h i
ropractie Adjuatmenta
givra
arrnrding to a Neurocalomrter
reading.
Krm rm ber thr Neurocalom rter
Im-atea nerve prraaure.
Chl-
roprateie Adjuatmenta removr
nerve prraaure.
Neuritcalome-
>er rradinga b* appointment
only.
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Facial and Scalp
T rea tm en ts
All Work Guaranteed
Over SteusioIT Market
Salem,
Oregon
Phone 47J
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AUMSVILLE
S T A T E
DR. O. L. SCOTT
256 N. High Street
B A N K
AUMSVILLE. OREGON
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In the Matter o f the Estate of
Mary Fastburn, Deceased.
Paid on Time Deposits
Notice is hereby given that the
RED
CROWN
OAS
undersigned as administrator o f the
estate o f Mary Fastburn, deceased,
Th« Place for Home People to Bank
will from and after the 28th day o f
F> bruary, 1931, sell, at private sale,
at the law office o f Guy O. Smith, in
SUMMONS
Salem, Marion County, Oregon, all
, o f the following described real prop-
In the Circuit Court o f the State erty, to-wit:
o f Oregon, for County o f Marion.
Beginning at a point in the cen
Dept. No. 2.
I ter o f Cleveland Avenue in Merri-
Edna M. Reeder, Plaintiff,
ficld’s Ad'lition to the Town of
vs.
Aumsville in Marion County, Ore
Harry J. Reader, Defendant.
gon, which said point is 11.967
To Harry J. Reader, Defendant:
ehains W est o f the Northeast cor
In th<- n me o f the State o f Ore- j ner o f said Merr’field’s A«idition
G A R D E N
gon, you are hereby required to ap- j to the Town o f Aumsville; running C R Y S T A L
pea rand answer the complaint filed ! thence West along the center o f
SALEM , OREG O N
against you in the above entitled : said Cleveland Avenue 3.39 chains
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court and cause on or before four j to the center o f Fifth Street in
weeks from th'- date o f the first pub- I the Town o f Aumsville; thence Every W ednesday and Saturday
Strictly O ld-Tim e Dancing
lication o f this mmmons, namely on
North on a direct line with the
A t C.30, p. m.
nr before the 26th «lay o f February,
center o f saitl Fifth Street 2.99
chains; thenc«- East 3.31 chains to
1931, an«l if you so fail to appear and
answer, for want thereof, plaintiff
a 16 foot right o f way heretofore ; M O D E R N
D A N C E
will apply to the court for the relief
granted to JR. L. Randall, and now C R Y S T A L
GARDEN
ANNEX
prayed for in the complaint, viz:
owneil by Ch« flings; thence South
Every W ednesday and Saturday
For a decree dissolving the bonds
along the'ft-t- t si«!e o f said right
Strictly M odern Music
o f matrimony now existing between
o f way 2.99 chains to the place
and Dancing
o f beginning, containing one acre,
yourself an«l the plaintiff and a <li-
more or less, situated in Section One Gate and O ne Price o f Admis
vorse therefrom on the groun«ls o f
25, T. 8 South Range 2 West o f
«lesertion; and for such other relief
sion ctitles you to both styles
the Willamette Merblian in Marion
as to the court may seem meet and
o f dancing
County, Oregon.
• quitable in the premises.
BY DAY OR CONTRACT
Gents 50c
Ladies 25c .
Also the East one-half o f the fol
This -ummons is served upon you
Estimates Furnished
Roller
DREAM LAND
Skating
by publication thereof for four con- lowing described premises, to-wit-
Friday
and
Saturday
-ecutive weeks in the Turner Tribune,
Beginning at a point 20.08 Tuesday,
l . S. Talbot
Torner
7 to 10 p. m. Adm ission 10c
chains north an«l 3.47 chains east
pursuant to an or«ler made on the
o f the Southwest corner o f the
Ladies Free. Skates 25c
21-t «lay o f January, 1931, by Hon.
Phone 87
SALEM OREGON
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Bones Bros., Turner
THROAT AND
LUNG BALSAM
for the relief o f
C oughs
FAMILY DANCE
COLDS
SPASM ODIC
CROUP
W H O O PIN G COUGH
H OA RSE N E SS
B R O N C H IA L COUGHS
Contain« no Narcotic
Only ut
Schaefer’ s
DRUG STORE
PAINTING
Th# Original Yallow Front and
Candy Special Store o f Salem
13S N. Commercial
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PHONE 197
Pandar A gency
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