THE TURNER TRIBUNE
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The Turner Tribune
A scientist discovers that the slow­
est thinkers live longest. Thats the
kind o f u proposition that cannot be
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proved at a busy intersection.
Unterai ut thè Poatofflce ut Turner,
Oracoli, uà second-class matter, under
thè Act o f March 3, 1879.
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Issued every Thursday ut Turner,
Marion, County, Oregon.
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SURPRISE GRANGE
No. 233
Meets second Saturday in the
month in the Grunge Hall, Turner.
Visitors welcome ut the Lecture
hour, at 2:00 o ’clock.
O re g o n
B e a u ty
S h o p
Glob# Body & Feodor Works
MRS. CHAS. S. CLARK 1 Editors
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Publishers
CHAS. S. CLARK
428 Oregon Building
Telephone 200
Rill Durkee
Bear System o f Wheel Alignment
Frame and Axle Straightening
444 Ferry St., Salem, Oregon
A V A V .V W « W iS W .^ W A V V
_______ a _______
Speeches at public dinners in Ja-
pan are made before the dinner. This
enables the fellow on the program to
go home and tell them what he had to
e a t-
Real Estate For Sale
Hutcheon Paint Store
PAINTS, WALL PAPER
I am connected with both eastern
and western real estate buyers organ­
izations. and can put your holdings
into the hands o f people who want to
come to Oregon to make their homes
on farms and in the city. If you have
a farm or city property for sale or
trade, list it with me.
154 S. Commercial, Salem, Ore.
Buy Y o u r Paint at a Paint Sfora
Henna Rinse .......
Manicure ...............
Salem, Oregon
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 55-acre
ranch, 18 miles south o f Salem. Mar­
ion county, Oregon; 6-rooms plastered
house, with woodshed and store room
adjoining; 14x24 shop and oil house;
barn; 20 tons oat hay; two wells;
chicken house and double garage; all
buildings in good repair; 24 acres
Italian prunes and about 24 acres till-
able; 1 acre in bearing cherries and
grapes; also 1 acre apples; 5 acres
pasture*; school bus passes plac :; one
mile to Marion, nearest tow n; good
graveled roads; nature o f soii, tlat-t
and rolling.
FOR SA£E— 1 acre o f ground w th
5-room house, fruit room, front an.I
back porch, clothes closets, electric ty,
city water on premises, well water,
double garage, barn room for six
head stock, number chick.n coops,
shady grove, located right for chicken
ranch, close to town.
D r. S c o f ie ld
X -R A Y C H I K O P P K A C T O R
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Lady Attendant
"irs t N’ at’l Hank Hld'g., Phone 21**4
Salem,
HANDICAPS OF
I) I S E A S E
Aa you travel through life you
will find many handicaps, but
none compared to Jhe handicap-
of disease.
Have these elim inated by Chi­
ropractic Adjustmenta
given
according to a Neurocalom eter
reading.
Remember the Neurocalometer
locates nerve pressure. Chi-
rr'pratclc Adjustm ents remove
nerve pressure. Neurocalomg
»er readings by appointment
only.
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CHAS. S. CLARK.
Real Estate Broker.
There are 25,000,000 automobiles _
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in the United States and a pedestrian 1 n une
c<!’ urner» r* gon
rises to ask, “ Is that all?”
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COMING TO SALEM
Dr. Mellenthin
NEW L O W O N E - W A Y
AND ROUNDTRIPS TO
SOUTHERN OREGON
SPECIALIST
At home or away, in alley or street
Wherever I chance, in this wide world
to meet,
A girl that is thoughtless, or a boy
that is wild,
My heart echoes softly, it is some
mother’s child.
Now you can save money on
short trips—and now you
can go as you please.
Our new low one-way
tickets have a 10-day limit
(10 days to get there). The
roundtrips are good for 60
days. On sale EVERY DAY.
Stopovers allowed within the
limit.
At these new fares, we are
sure you will appreciate
more than ever the economy,
comfort and swiftness of
Southern Pacific travel.
in Internal M edicine for the
past eighteen year«
DOES NOT O P E R A T E
Will Be at Marion Hotel
And when I see those o’er whom long
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years have rolled,
W ho’s hearts have grown hardened, Office H o u r«: 10 A. M. to 4 : 0 0 P. M.
who’s spirits are cold;
De it woman all fallen or man all de­
filed,
ONE D A Y ONLY
A voice whispers sadly, it is some
mother’s child.
No C harge fo r Consultation
No matter how far from right she
hath strayed,
No matter what inroad dishonor hath i ^
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ma,je .
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu-
No matter what elements cankered ate in medicine and surgery and is li­
the p e a r l,.........................................censed by the state o f Oregon. He
Though tarnished and sullied, she is does not operate for chronic appen-
some mother’s girl.
dicitis, gall stones, ulcers o f stomach,
No matter how deep he is sunken in j tonsils or adenoids.
sin,
He has to his credit wonderful re-
by**MsFki^n**W mUC^ ^ *S s^unne<* suits in diseases o f the stomach, liver,
No matter how low is his standard o f bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
joy ,
( kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
Though guilty and loathsome, he is weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
some mother’s boy.
ulcers and rectal ailments.
Remember above date, that consul­
That head hath been pillowed on
tation on this trip will be free and
tenderest breast,
That form hath been wept o’er, those that his treatment is different.
lips have been pressed;
Married women must be accom­
That soul hath been prayer for, in
panied by their husbands.
tones sweet and mild.
Address: 4221 W«*st Thin! Street,
For her sake «leal gently with some
mother’s child.
Los Angeles, California.
SOME
AUMSVILLE
STATE BANK
AUMSVILLE. OREGON
O / c '
Paid on Time Deposits
Th« Place for Home People to Bank
E X A MP L E S :
R o ie b u r g
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One way ........................$4.50
Roundtrip ..................... 8.05
G ra n t» Pa*«
One way .......................... 7.33
Roundtrip ......................12.55
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O regon
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making up.
M O T H E R ’ S C H IL D
.50
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.50
Water Wave
FOR SALE— Close to 70 acres, all
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under cultivation, all fenced, irriga-
Keeping everlasting at it wins sue- .
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1 tion ditch runs through place, 1 well,
cess, so some day somebody will pre-
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five-room house, one o f the best farms j
diet the end o f the world and hit it.
in this section o f the valley; can be
“ No excuse for not being beauti- purchased right. For particulars about j
ful,” an authority says. None, per- l bis place see Chas. S. ( lark, at the
haps, but the girl’s lack o f skill in Tribune office, Turner, Oregon.
SOME
$4 00
WAVE
.SO
Shuin|ioo und Finger Wave 1.00
Marcel ..................
Shampoo
.50
Ey«*brow Arch
.35
Print
.50
Hot Oil Shampoo
.76
Long Hair Shampoo
.75
Henna Puck
1.00
FOR SALE— RcsiU ncc ami one
block o f ground, niceiy located, 8
rooms, electric water system, electric
lights, fenced, a good buy fo r anyone
wanting a home. Can be purchased
right.
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I" OR SALE 6-room house, w ith 1
bath, store room, woodshed, barn, ami
j two
*n Turner; all fenced. Cash
or lerm s-
Another fairly hopeless task is un- I
dertaking to convince a foreign visi­
tor that the American dollar buys j
only half as much as it once did.
PERMANENT
F IN G E R W A V E
In Your Ruts
The four-year-old plugged labor­
iously along behind Dad through snow
almost too deep for his short legs.
Turning, his father inquired, “ How
you coming, fella?” And the answer
came back cheerfully confident, “ All
right. I’m coming along in your ruts."
And the short legs strained valiantly
to reach the footprints made by the
longer grown-up strides.
It is a lesoon for every grown-up
to ponder. Every day there is some
youngster coming along “ in your
ruts" and it behooves each o f us to
make those ruts clean-cut and true,
headed in the straight clean direction
that he wants the youngster to fol-
low. It may be your own short-logged
worshipper or it may be the child o f
a friend who looks up to you as the
ideal o f all he wishes to be when a
man. but there are few adults so un-
fortunate that they are not imitated
and idealized by some child.
Every dad is the model upon which
his boy builds. It may be such a poor
model that the lad will discard it early
in life or the ruts may be such that he
may follow them safely through the
years. But at least for a time tha. lad
looks up to dad as the greatest man in
the world.
Following in the ruts made by dad
may not always be a good thing for
the boy, but in the words o f a toler­
ant and philosophical sage o f the pres­
ent, “ It is a great thing for dad.” No
one can tell just how often that short­
legged lad follow ng along keeps dad’s
ruts straight and clean: headed in the
direction he wants his son at least, to
travel.
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M e d fo rd
One way
8.2!»
Roundtrip ................. „..14.50
Southern
Pacific
H. S. B O N D , A g e n t T urn er
E. M. K E IT H , A g e n t A um »ville
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DR. O. L. SCOTT
256 N. Hijfh Street
Phone 87
SALEM OREGON
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