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Mr| Kunutson, who hus been staying
at the home ol Rev. und Mr*. GiNtrup
fof , he pait
wwk, t |*ft the lust
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ol the week (or a visit in Eugeni*.
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Mrs. D. II. Parks and children wont
to Portland, Saturdav, to s««> Mr.
LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Parks, who is in the veterans hoep.tal.
DURING THE WEEK Mrs. Parks became ill with the
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1 measles and was forced to remain
Brief Item» Concerning the Com ! until Tuesday evening. She will be
ings and Goings of ^ ourself and
back at her duties a> teacher soon.
Your Neighbors, as Told to The
She is suffering from a severe cold.
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TRIBUNE
Investigate Coti Liver
Oil for Laying Fowls
The Kummnry of export menta III
Knghuid wlth end liver oil for laying
lidia, aaya :
(1) Fovla imt eonfined or In open-
fnintcd houacs do imi rcqulre cod
liver oil to prevedi aduli rlcketa.
(2) Kovvla eontlned liehiiiii ordinary
gius» requlre nome adequate source of
VltlllllilK» P.
(Il) The eod liver oli mlxcd to thè
extent of 2 per cent of thè grulli fee»l
stipplled thè vltiimliie l> requlreiueutn
of thè fowls under experliuent.
11) One per cent of medimi eod
liver oli In thè aerateli feed inni imt
In- s utile leni to ineet thè requlreiiienln
of luyem eonltlled hehltol wllnlow
ghisa. The murre of oli used muy he
a fuetor.
(.*>) It I* noi ponifllile to ntute If fini
li\«>r «di la heneflclal to fuwla noi
eonfined or in open-front ed p«n* get-
tlng a tioriiiul rutlon tliat liielu<lea
green food.
W * » " ir‘ town don 1 fur«* ‘ lü
****H. p Jensen. He may have ju»t
what you want Besides currying u (ull
Husky Higrad* Baby Chicks, cata line ol hardware he has garden seeds,
logue and prices now ready. Salem’ s and u big line of paints ai.d kalsoiliint*
Petland, Salem, Oregon. Phone 656.
Also several new and old traders (or sale
cheap.
Miss Mathews of Pendleton is here vis
iting her cousin. Mrs, Joe McKinney and
! other re'atives.
CLOVERDALE
g
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Mr. Robinson and his sister Mrs. As-
Miss lUche Garner is quite sick
Mrs\ Karl arrived her? Tuesday foi ^u)th nioved from the Briggs property
with the Hu. The doctor was out again
a visit w ith friends.
| to their new home on Fifth street, the
Saturday night but thinks she is do
ing nicely and ull hope she will he up
Miss Mable Walker of West Staytou | Kll,abcth McK*y P1-“ '*
1 again soon.
visited here the first cf the week.
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fo the h,gh° wa. , r TuesdilJ. Mr„ (
Mrs. End Schilferer and Mrs. Ivan
Miss Helen Dumbeck had her •'ister Ella England went to Stayton and stay Hadley were shopping in Salem, Sat
here visiting her a few days last week. ed all night w ith her sieterf Mrs. Hull, j
urday.
who is a teacher there Mrs Ruth Rich i
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Melvin Baker has been having
Louie Hi nnies and Ben Wiper < x
stayed at the C'hus Martin home.
measles the past week.
pict to leave for California -von.
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Dr. B. F. Pound practice limited to
removal of teeth, gas or local, and
candies.
dental X ray. New location 303 First
SURPRISE GRANGE
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Draper were the National B*nk Bldg . Salem, Oregon.
No. 23J
lucky ones at the Hollywood theater
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We draft patterns for each individ-
Meet* second Saturday in the
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ual. Let us end your corset trouble.
month in the Grung.- Hull, Turner.
Mr. anil Mrs. T. T. Palmer pur- Arehart & Aldrich, corset makers,
Visitors welcoim at Ih • Lecture
chased 150 white It ghorn chick.- the 420 Court Street, Salem. Phone 1639.
hour, at 2 00 o’clock.______
first o f the week.
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Members and trends o f Mrs. P. T
Chilli and lunches at Riches t ’onfec Mountain’s ciass of the Christian V . V A W . V . V A W . V A V A W A
church enjoyed an April Fool putty at *
tionery.
th».Chas. Martin home Saturday eve
Mrs. Susie Ransom came from
ning. Thus«- enjoying a pleasant eve . 1
Aumsville, Sunday evening, and spent
ning were M ss Lois Jlummer of Sa- j
the night and Monday with Pr. and
Murrt»! aliti
lent, Miss Helen McCullough, Rev. and
Mrs. J. Vi. Ransom.
Mrs. Cone of Mill City, Mr. and Mrs.
F iiu jt r
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brooks and small A. A’ N iccolson and daughters Pori
son and Mrs. Brook ‘ grandmother, and Dorothy and *0 Pean. Mr arid Mrs
Reducing Treatment?
.Mrs. Malinda Chambers, moved from Mountain and Robert Mounta n, Jack
their home east of town to the Baker Kadeau, Walter Getchel, Leonard l.e.-,
.Ü5.0U per month
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apartments Monday.
A ice Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Permanent
Waving
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Martin and daughters, M- rle, Gv.en.
$4 to $7
Riches Conlectionery for quality and Charloti.
Riches
Confectionery
for
quality
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can-Jit s.
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Mrs. J. M. Bones and son motored
to Sa em. Saturday, with Mr. and Mrs.
T. T. Paimer, where
wnere they v.sited
Maurice Sparks, who they report as
improving in health.
FACIAL and SCALP
TREATM ENTS
Mis* Malik Tucker eniertuir.ed with’
a 5 ^0 par:., Tue.-dsy e erii / .,t the
h(jme o f‘ M ff St„ !la Mll|er on Main
street, following tie organ ging of th* '
Tumi r Dra i ut> Club w nich will meet
the first Tuesday in each month. Muc .
Mr. anil Mr.;. Gf,o. D. Thomas and
merriment wi* created when the follow-;
daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Newman arid small daughter, iug officer- wire elected. Maxwell McKay
Helen Jean, visited Sunday afternoon president: Miss Mahk Fucker, secretary
with Mrs. Thomas' sister-in-law and treasurer; » h il Martin, t.u-n* - and
n phew, Mrs. L. J. Rowley and son, advertising manager; Carl \\ piper, «.tag>-
All Work Guaranteed
Over SteuslotT Market
Salem. ()regon .
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shoes to b? repaired to E. Robinson,
located in Mrs. Brigg’s hotfse, in Tur-
r.cr, Oregon. A lio furniture repair-
inf-
Real Estate For Sale
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! am connected with both end r~>
and wert rn r a! t tat< buyers organ
Brig;». Refreshments » r p M-rved a: a
izations, and can put ycur holding!
late hour, In ti e group were Mr and I
into the hands o f people who w.,nt to
Mrs. C ari V.';(i;.»r M ss Helm F’.-elz. COlfit. vJ Or gon to m:ik< their homi
Miss <i:ady- (,jve; .
fler: ert 1 ri, ,;« f'r - on farm
and n t'n> c’ty. If you
il Marlin,
avwell aril I>jn AtcKay, ,a farm or city property lor .a e 01
trade, list t with ir «-.
.Miss Tucker and .Mrs. Mdler
Fiibune Office, Turner Or g n.
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Werner Uros.
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STARTS SUND AY
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even t've first
lesson on me L-
in <5 love.
The stago h’t
is now a talkie
riot!
‘tta r r in o
FOR S ALE— il alerce and on
b’oek oi ground, ni-e.y locat d, 3
room , (n e'.-
ti-r . yvU-m, elect» ie
iig.it.,
nc. d, . good buy for anyone
.. ant in a in . . ( 1 : L s f:u : c .
right.
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FOR MALE- <»-room house, with
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1 , ' >• rootn, wooil da il, barn, e nd
5 two lot in fu n r; all f n e l . < •
J or terui-.
BUT B u s t e r
didn’t k n o w
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FOR S A LE — ! . c.e o f ground w tli
•.* Z n o m hou.a.', fru.t room, front and
ijiclt pi:ch, clo'.
c m t . electricity,
¡S
? double ■
, barn room for
5 * li d .-i.j k, numb, r ciiick> n coo|ii,
5 »
. i> iri >-. , i-.e t il right for ci Ick« n
•2 ianch, eloi .a t .v/n.
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PARLOR
BEDROOM
AND BAT+i
bUST’ R KEATON
with
CHARLOTTE GREENW OOD
REGINALD D ENNY
CLIFF ED W ARD S
Mr. '11111 Mm. Ilatlb Id o f Salem
spent several days with Mr. and Mm.
I’aul McClellan.
IF
The intermediate g.rls Hewing c ub,
the Needle and Thread, had 11 real
party ut the school Ivo use Thur day
and invited the boys o f lie Handicraft
Club in when refreshment
were
served.
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Mr. und Mrs. Bruci How tie and
family and Mr.«. J. II. ilovvnc were
dinner > u> >t 1 at the home of Mr. .irei
Mr.. T.
Met'lelhin, Sand, y,
AUMSVILLE
Hans Jcn e » and fainiiy ■ |> ' Sun-
duy bere ut tlic C iris J. ii - h i home.
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Mrs. J. J. Richard* hm .. lov ly
pirik rose, Empress o f t.’hina. ili
Healthy Chick Program
bioom.
Brings Higher Returns
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Miss M ere Martin, w > ha
;>eiit
Health sticks to clean chicks! By
following four simple point* In lirootl- tht pnng vacation w ; ; ■ i . r |i.;i ni ,
Ing poultry Mien run save ill per cent Mr. und Mra. Charles Marlin, re-
of their chicks. Not only more chicks lU’ ned tO Ilei choo! ! ub . » ut Oli gOll
will I h - saved but they will l>o more Noi'mul, thè f!r<t uf tle- week.
profitable Idrds to keep as layers and ,
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breeders. Grew them dean, nnd hentfli
M is . i Imogenc Alsman w ■.■ un uvei-
nml vigor will go with them ilirmigu
Ruinlny vi iter w.th her »'»ter, Mrs.
life.
Ad un Ki-rber, in Salem.
’the four isdlits In the li.ili-
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•’healthy chick’’ program calls for
Mr.
und
Mr...
St-fner
Ilrov.n ami
clean houses, clean ground, and dean
childr.it
visiti
d
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lutivi
in Turner,
feed.
Ity following these four «Impte rule» Moi.day al't .neon.
egg prtMluctIon lias tK*en Increased
Mr. i<rnl Mr J. F. Wilcox nude v
eggs |>er hlrd In farm llocks. Tills
.Increase at 25 celila |>er d »r-n m n* business tr p to Indi pendi • - • ?! • t ) . t
an additional return of HO ceni» t»-r o f thè week.
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hen.
Mri Music Riiicont spont Monduy
nigh'. ut thè |»r. lUn.-om homi in Tur
Move Brooder Houses
Brooder liniisri are commonly mad« ner.
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movable In order I» change their loeo
T
.M ..-i ! ’,va Cor.tr in . (i w n
lion and ki ep tbh chicks on domi
.4 :rt'e, two Aum die. h gh v adu-
ground.
But much of the convenience of « ate-, li f: th-' li.'-t o f thè v. ek for
brooder liou <* Is |n«t when It I* move I M.>.im< Jth Nomivi, w l.’ r- they w jl
to a point disiant from oilier farm fit tl • rateivi,« for l -.c'.ing.
buildings.
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The- problem of finding ch its ¿mutui
E W irne F.’upcy, cicnce tcichcr
nml keeping If fro« from Ul*e.is germ« and rtliletic roieh in th> A u ti’ vill
!» a dl!t!'nil one under nver;'-'.* farm
chooh r< tumcd to hi:> dut'.< thè fl«>t
condition«, but U Is a sure road is
o
f t ' •* v-i ck ofter 11 monti»’* forecd
• ill r»14K
liivnlf orni <f hy un ri o i dlcith. op>-r
ation. Vi’nrm ' nv.ny fr • nd» ; . 1 th
v .v .v .v w .v .v .v / .v / .v .v
itodent' r.r< ciati t > *
him out
ngain.
KRU5F. & RYGH
Expert W itrh and Jjwelry
Rop ‘ ri-ig
manager; offu- ai K E Y carrier, Herbert
What! Trade out of Turner: ? No!
N iv er! Then why not bring your
were there during the honing ma
son.
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* ' under cult. rti. 11 , all f.-nced, ir. -a-
'- tion ditch run t.irougr place, 1 vv 11 ,
fi ve-r 0 0 m houh , ore o f thè best f:;rms
in tiiis .a ction o f th< valley; cari bo
purchaKfd r ght. For particulars about
..ili • pince se.» Chas. S. C al li, at thè
Tribune olfice, Turner, Oregon.
CHAS 8. CLARK,
R il Instate Broker.
Tic», .y evifi.iiij'. Api 7. thè Colo*
miniti 1 lub will iceet l< r thè usuili
fi 80 iVlock |»it in k dinne I)r. Dsvi I
Nrw Jewelry M id i to Ordir
BenMt? ! • hs* .1 ncryint*-r -tiog group
of
i'i>* i.mb he v i «h"w mm-distly
Prices Reasonable
iol'OAir.g ’ l ” mru.r
I r H ■ 1 » lo»
** 4 I fo u rt lit.
i'a!cm. Ore
sir'inpsr hi»r” hsviijg sho-« n »ore« very
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■< ¡nfsu »leu «llife» bere a yesf or *0 Ugo.
.■.V.’ .V .V . V .- ‘ . w V .V / .’ . W . V
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VVar rtcr Bros.
P I T 0
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OKKC.ON
Continuous Show Satunlay a”.il Sunday
Matinee ; Week Days and Satuiday
Adults 2fi cents, Childmn 10 e< nts
All D.iy Sunday Adults 40 cents
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F r i d u y tind S a tu r d a y
A picture Everyone will enjoy
“ BKIIIND
v.ith Harry Astur.
O M ’ f Ui ;
HOOIIS**
Rohert Am s, Ricardo Cortes
JOIN THE MICKEY
MOUSE CLUB
1% Special Show at 10:30 every Saturday morning
FREE Dancing Instruction?! Contests,.Fun Galore
Sir.idfiy M o i u l i i v O n l y
The Mighty ¡"etjual to “ lien Gue.ste”
“ BEALI
DEAI/*
with Ralph Forhes E»retta Younjf
rueml.iy find Wetliiesdi.y
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W E ST S T A Y T O N
J
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• calli d at the Van Osdo home
Monday . viirng. Mr Van O-dc! it
h -Iter at the present time.
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Wiiiiam Woosky and wifi returned
I from the Yaquin* hay country. They
The “ Queons H usband” the Comedy Supreme
is now the picture
“THE ROYAL PED"
with Mary Astor. Lowell Shermen and
Oh! Boy. What a Show
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