THE TURNER TRIBUNE
New sunshine caps. oOc, at Prather
Mrs. Kerns was here the first ot the
week to see her daughter, Mrs. Lee Bar Drug
M is* Mary C on d it en joyed
Store.
ile n r v . who cam e
Mr. and Mrs. F C. Delaell and Thel-1 Corvallis thed on toward the coast for a
mo drove to
Tuesday.
er at
Beun. VisU on business Picnic' In the group were Mr. and Mr.
Fohlman, Thelma. Faustina and Sheila
j and Thurlo
Diet* of Salem.
S la y to n
of
joined
his hom e
Monday.
on
Rev. Burguyne an d
Delzell. James Denyer, Alvin Sherman | non
Walter Peterson, the good Semaration, |
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from
K.
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the
1 tru e r
Brotherhood
Rev.
Wayne
Wright
and
Harry Rowe and motored to Wood-
finished planting Mr. Hale's corn while
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Now is the time to do your painting
burn
Wednesday evening where
he has been laid up with the flu.
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and save your bu Idwga. H P. Jensen
they took part in the brotherhood
Riches Confectionery
candies.
fo r
carries a full line of house and barn
paints, enamels and kalsomine also l in meeting it the Methodist ctiurh.
quality
seed oil and turpentine.
Mr and Mrs. Fehlman leave June 1st wh* ‘ * ou want 1 c“
il ,or yt>l
to Salem Saturday to get
Mrs. J. B. Bowne. who has
in Salem and Portland for
New sun caps 50c, visors
goggles 25c, 50c and 75c
Drug Store-
Miss
Mary Coßdu
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senger trains 31 and 32 will be discon- Each y*ar a big dinner is held on the I
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quality
Jonn Cox, Mrs. Pearcy, Mr. and Mrs.
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Hadley and three sons and Olga Gar
Quality candies, lunches and fountain
on i ner.
service at Riches t'onfectioneiy.
the past week.
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1 Sunday night the Gospel team
Letters remaining uncalled
for at t
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Mr. and Mrs Beistint, Mr. and Mrs
Brotherhood conducted Nelson and friends of Salem came
Post Office. Turner, Oregon. Mr. A. B. church services
Hilton,
at Jefferson.
here
Members Sunday and joined Mr*. Jacobson
and
F P.
Rowley,
principal speaker;
E here Sunday and they all enjoyed a b-s
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Robinson and D. B. Parkss. Though ket dinner in the park near Mill
Mrs. Bulah Boge and three children o f j the attendance was small a good m eet-1
paid a short visit to her ing was reported
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grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hale,
Thelm a Delzell will go
who live east of town.
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Mr. and Mrs. H a rris are
with
Mrs.
Sloan to Eugene Friday where Mrs.
here I Sloan’s daughter, Gladys Morgan, and
for a visit et the Jack Brooks home.
h ü ll
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Creek
F ra n c e - Parsons o f C aliforn ia were
united in m urnuge hv R e v .
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Rur^oyne at the M ethodist ( hurdh
Hazel Bones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. parsonage w ith .Mr
D avis of
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GonComen | «Ith to tak« «dvantsg« ol yoof magano« bargain
oltaf 1 am an<loilng the abova amount In paymani for » on# yaar tub-
1 tcnption to you» papa» and lha hv« magatinat that 1 hov# matkad with
an X balow
the Pacific Cbrutain Hospital.
Mr. and nasties.
Mrs. Bones will also attend the grauua-1
sisters.
Mrs. Ruth Riches will leave Friday l 'on
for Wieser, Idaho to attend the wedding
of her youngest brother.
She will spend
per gallon.
Bring containers.
Endeavor
Hociety
Turner "D a p as ch ap eron ,
Creamery.
mother and brothers before returning
here.
The
FO R S A L E —Skimmed milk, one cent C h n s ta in church, with
several weeks there on a ranch with ber
of
the
KAMI
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held a
STRUT •# R.T D.
iLnr-h
the h ill en-t of
m ellow roast on
town on M ay 2()th., w ith
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the
TOWN
Huikjr Hieratic Baby Chicks, cata-
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• low m gy on g peop e a lte n d m r , Sh« i-
j logue and prices now ready. Salem s
Dr. B. F. Pound practice limited to petUndf S, lenif Oregon. Phone 656. I* D l* e jl, B o n * Cook. N e llie B * r -
removal o f teeth, gas or local, and
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west o f Aumsville, on route 1, Tur-
Fountain Specials, drinks ' ner> g . p Tucker,
and dishes, at Riches Confectionery.
b*-r, Marjory Pickard. H'ldred B<’n
p Q R S A L E -A u s tro lo r p s hatching .
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dental X-ray. New location 303 F .r.t
National Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon.
Uni,
W ■ Kimball of S • lem and
Mre. H a rris and Mrs. Brooks art. J-M Bones w.il graduate as nurses from ||n»ito and Mrs. B 'ir g o y i.e as w it-
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' of the team were Ivan Hadley, leader; chidren and Hans Jansen «r.d children
J. E. Whitehead. P M.
Beaverton
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CHOICE OF ANy FIVE OF
THE MAGAZI NES LISTED
BELOW FOR A FULL yEAR
(TWELVE MONTHS)
roof on her house. Mr. Hwmmer of
N >rth S m tiatn pul the roof
FOR
you
Oregon ( ity last Sunday to atteud a
family reunion ol relatives in Oregon, j
by Mr. Hadley and Olga Garner. C ov-j
Rjcht>8 Confectionery
trs were placed lor Mr. and Mrs. candies.
a new
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and Mrs. Nichols of Slayton drove to
tinued. Trains 34. north bound due at banks of the Molalla where they have a
his mother,
Turner at 4 .36 a m and 33. south bound tine cabin and boating, fishing and feast;
been visiting
due at 10:20 p. m will do all local work. ing are enjoyed.
some tim*.
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Mrs. Ivan Hadley was pleasantly sur
Graduation Cards and gift* at Prather
15c and 25c;
prised on her birthday Tuesday evening I Drug Store.
at Pratuer’s
with a lovely birthday dinner, planned
has
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Mr. and Mrs. F. U Beiseli and Mr
,tt
Effiective next Sunday, May 31. pas-
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bowne motored ;
SIMD Y O U
If I haven't
for Santa Anna. Culif., where he has a short order,
good position as orange inspector,
W ILL
visit
the first of the week w .th her broth*
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The Delsell sisters and friends went to
ber and family-
a
«■ailcoii Poultry Journal
Th« Country Homo
Itwybcdy'l Poultry Magatine
Th« «arm Journal
Gonttawoman Magazin«
Good «tortas
Moma Circi«
Homo Friand
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Household Magnino
llluitratad Mâchantes
Pathfinder (Weekly)
Peoplo't Populo» Monthly
Poultry S ikcom
Standard Poultry Journal
Succottlul «arm ng
Woman's World
M < K «y -
Harland B »r.es. Maurice m<| John
B 'i » ‘ r. Th* r r r «
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Warner
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Hans Jen«en damaged his car when he
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drove into a fire hydrant near the Bon
es Garage.
inaurence
When he went to see about
adjurtment
they
informed
Make Warner Bros. Theatris Your Habit
him thet in order to collect instrance
Make Warner Bros. Theatres Yonr Habit
BROS
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the car must come In contact with a
moving object.
Hans contends it
was
F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A Y
moving— right for him and it was im
possible to miss it.
Ruth Chatterton
The accident hap
pened Saturday when he was returning
the first Lady o f the screen in the crowning
achievment o f her entire cureer
Irom Salem wdiere one is quite »fit to be
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
come dizzy from looking at the high
buildings, (erris wheel« and pretty girl*.
The Surprise Sensation o f
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Til K IL LS A.NI) ACTIONS
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FinjJcr
W ll v e s
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Reducing Treatments
$5.00 per month
Permanent W aving
$4 to $7
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Salem,
Oregon
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