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SUBSCRIPTION $1.25 PER YEAR
Entered at the Postoffice at Turner,
Oregon, as second-class matter, under
the Act o f March 3, 187V».
Issued every Thursday at Turner,
Marion, County, Oregon.
double gurugc, ham room for vsix A W
head stock, number chicken coops,
catcd in Turner, Oregon.
shady grove, located right for chicken
her rew nt accident.
ranch, close to town.
FARM WANTED— We have a par
CHAS. S. CLARK,
Ralph Downer, Marcell Blaco ty who wants to rent from 40 to 100
lleul Estate Broker.
and Robert Royse went to Salem acres o f farm land on crop payments; Tribune Office, Turner, Oregon.
will buy farm machinery and stock if
Tuesday afternoon.
price is right.
Mrs. J. W. Nipple Ì8 im provingI
as fastas oan lu. f r o m
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8 room houm ; wood
10
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Mrs. Torrette, who has been
Editors
quite ill is reported improving; FOR SALE— 94 acres; will sell t*0
and
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two *l t*s
h id in g s , hot
CHAS. S. CLARK
J Publishers and able to sit up each day. S h e I ¡and
cold water in houses; 2 horses,
is at the home o f her dauRhter i three cows. 20 chickens go with these
Mrs Harry Porter.
i place«; burn for 20 head stock; till
WEST STAYTON
land tillable; clear from debt; taxes
Mr. T. I’ . Ooeaer and Mrs. Will* two
.paid ; \ mile from Aumsville on
sous, o f Salem, were dinner guests at ; paved road, good school, school buss
Joyce McC iendon had the mis-
i'|lftmberliD home Tuesday,
passes place.
MRS. CHAS. S. CLARK
fortune to get her thumb smash-
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ed in the car door last week.
R°J Bone and
The nail was tom completely Marshfield, were
off, and she will be incompasita- home Saturday.
the children to
ted for some time.
Leave Salt in for Autnuvillc
<1:30 A M
10:30 A M.
4:43 I’ M.
Leave Aumnville for Salem
3:10 A M.
I :20 P.M.
5:10 P.M.
Leave Sulem (or Turner
10:30 A M,
4:45 P.M.
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grami- on, of Tacoma, are visiting at
Leave Turner for Sulem
* 8:20 A M
I :30 P.M.
6 :20 P.M.
Leave Turn» r for Mill City
6:15 P.M.
Jot. Hamman, Prop.
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FOR SALE— SO acres, good house,
the B. H. Chamberliu home, Mrs. tile barn, tile grainery, 30 acres
Waldie is a sister of Mrs. Uhamberliu prunes, water system, practically all
cultivated, 4 miles from Sulem on
Mr. and Mr*. Jame* Studuicka, good gravel road.
Charlie and Fe-trl Breeden, Mr. and
FOR SALE— Residence and on»*
Mrs. Fred Comstock aud Mr. and Mr»
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McClen
| block o f ground, niceiy located, 8
B. 11. Chamberlin attended tile old
roonti, electric water system, electric
don and daughter Joyce were
time dance at llie Orange hall at Stay, ! lights, fenced, u good buy for anyone
dinner guests at the W. 0 , Royse
ton, t-aturday night
1 wanting u home. Can he purchased
home Sunday.
The men went
to the ball game in the afternoon
while the ladies and children
stayed at home and had a ver>’
pleasant visit
Mrs. McClendon
had her faot hurt by a stray ball
the last day o f school aud she
can only wear her shoe for a short
time each day.
HAMMAN STA GE LINES
Leave AuinKville for Mill City
7:25 A M,
5:25 P.M.
three children from
FOR SALE— Ohe o f the best prop
visitor» at the Bone erties in the valley, close to Aums
Mr. Boue hroaght ville, Oregon, known as the C. B. Mc-
spend the summer 1 uHy place; 7 Jersey cows, J Jersey
1 heifers, mower, rake, corn drill, bind-
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w ilb their grandparents here at West
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er, harrow, sulk plow, grain drill, one-
Mrs. E. A. Royse. who has Stay Ion.
half interest in corrugated roller and
been visiting her son in Portland
Mr. and Mr*. Krank Waldie uud manure spreader.
for the past two weeks, return
ed to stay with W. 0 . Royse and
family during the busy season.
She was accompanied by her dau
ghter in law Mrs. Esther Royse
and Mr. Knox o f Portlandr
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Mr. und Mr». B. H. Chamberlin and
Mr*. Waldie attended lodge in Stay-
FOR SALE— Close to 70 acres, ull
toil Tuesday evening. They enjoyed | under cultivation, all fenced, irriga-
a verv p le a sa n t aoc.al evening planned
in honor of the birthday of the dearly
beloved Keb* kail Grandma Hoboou,
lii'lw n who is 7b yeai s young.
tion diteh rur,<
five-room houm , one o f tin b e s t farms
in this section o f the valley; can be
purchased right. For particulars about
this place see Chas. S. Clark, at the
Tribune office, Turner, Oregon.
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X-RAY CHIKOPPRACTOR
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Lady Attendant
FOR SALE— Northerly 100 acres
o f the Richter farm in the Pringle
district, 7 room hous»-, silo, barn with
stantions for 10 head cows, spring
FOR S A L E —22j acres, 8 room house water piped to buildings. This place
with bath, garage, g.*».d barn, lieu will make an ideal dairy ruiich und
i can be purchased on terms.
house, in Aumiville.
Real Lstate For Sale
The West Stayton boys team
played Sublimity Sunday, and
were defeated 9 to 8.
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I**ir»t Nat'l Hank llld g.. Phone 2194
Salem,
Fred Dickman was very busy
hauling wood Tuesday, having
delivered 14 cords to the W. Ü.
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FOR SALE— 1 acre o f ground with
Rayse home. There will be no F o r s a l e —e lots, ail fen.-ed, »uit- 5-room house, fruit room, front and
OCCasion for cold toes at that able for pasture, or truek garden, close back porch, clothes closets, electricity,
city water on pr«-mises, well water.
place this winter.
to Turner.
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HANDICAPS OF
D I S E A S E
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requ ires
A* you travel through life you
will find many handicap*, but
none compared to the handicap«
o f di seane.
Have these eliminated by Chi
ropractic Adjust nient*
given
according to a Neurocalometer
reading.
Remember the Neurocalometer
locate* nerve pre**ure.
Chl-
ropratcic Adjustment* remove
nerve pressure.
Neurocalomy-
■er reading* by appointment
only.
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Phone 87
SALEM OREGON
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Paid on Time Deposits
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DR. O. L. SCOTT
256 N. High Street
The Place for Home People to K*nk
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THROAT AND
LUNG BALSAM
for the relief of
Goughs
T O a mere mart, thal sounds like the rankest extravagance. The
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lady of the house knows, however, that it is only the beginning
CROUP
of a recipe for something her whole family will enjoy.
W H O OPIN G COUGH
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Whatever ¡t is, if it's done with an electric range, she knows ft
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prove »In liter jr m f * i l
will come out exactly as planned, because the c lc c lix range
even, constant heat . . . it can be regulated to the finex’
»* •onperalure desired . . . and it is doubly satisfactory
ol its economy in operation at our low rates.
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See your dealer's stock of electric ranges at once—there it a styi* j
and size .for every family. 4*—~-------
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F. P.
R O W L E Y , Agant
General Insurance
Turner, Oregon
B R O N C H IA L COUGHS
Contain* no Narcotic
Only at
Schaefer’ s
DRUG STORE
The Original Yallow Front and
Candy Special Store o f Salem
135 N. Commercial
PHONE 197
Penilar Agency
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