AUGUST 4
TURNER TRIBUNE
Beulah Webb returned f r o m |
Portland recently where she had
spent a week visiting.
Country News Notes
A u m tiv ille
.. , „ .
The new city hall is nearing
completion.
1938
Misses Helen and Helena, attend
ed the Witzel clan reunion at
Hazel Green, last Sunday
We Buy, Sell or Trade
Anything on Com
m
ission
Mrs. Charley Sims and children
of Turner, were dinner guests at
Witzels one day this week.
1 Platform scale for sale $12.00
A housefull of furniture
Rev. C. W. Pogue, of Salem,
TlT ,
.
Word received from Chas. Lit was calling in this community
B. N. Speer and wife are va tle is that he be beginning to feel Tuesday, selling puffed wheat.
like his old self again.
cationing at Eugene.
Waneta W a l l a c e is spending
some time vacationing at Toledo.
TR O V ER S
S TU D IO
Harold Ransom has been em
ployed a t the Malone store this
week.
FEEDS OF ALL KINDS
L if e - L ik e P h o to g r a p h s
_ a t M o d e r a te P r ic e s
Rev. Henry Aarhus has been
d dng the paint job at the school
house which is being put in shape
for the opening of school in Sept.
The garage at the Roberts fill
ing station will be finished this
week and Fred Potter will start
auto repairing there.
The eighteenth annual Aums-
ville Home Coming, will be held
Sunday. August 14 in theSwank-
Highberger grove, with a basket
dinner at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watkins
and daughter drove from Greens
Bridge Sunday to visit Aunt Bet
ty Liggett at the Luty F u s o n
home.
Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Mitchell drove from Salem Sun
day to spend a delightful after
noon with them at the Luta Fu
sion home.
Irving Plummer and his son-in-
law Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt
of Salem, were Sunday visitors
at the Luta Fuson farm. The
Arbie Martin family and Mrs.
Ella Brunk also drove out for the
afternoon.
Among those from here who at
tended t h e Assemblies of God
Camp meeting at T u r n e r , the
past week, were the Docker Bros.
Mrs. L u t a Fuson, Mrs. Gaius
Fuson, Mrs. E l l a Brunk, Sam
Bradley and Doyle Fuson.
C raw ford
Roy Witzel and twin daughters
Ü
BIG MAGAZINE
M
i
A W A V A V V V J V W J W M V A W A V A W A W W A V liV V V 'A
OFFER
[Com parsi
ÌA^e,
ions
MCC ALLS
A
Çèça
>AfV*|
y e to
It's
i
S im p le
S
□
□
□
□
□
□
□
□
□
□
□
□
□
□
n
□
□
]
□
Q
□
Woman's Homs Companion 1 Yr.
Pathfinder (Weekly) .
. 1 Yr.
American Boy . . .
. 8 Mo.
McCall's Magazine .
. 1 Yr.
Silver Screen . . .
Pictorial Review . .
. 1 Yr.
Modem Romances
. 1 Yr.
True Confessions . .
. 1 Yr.
. 1 Yr.
Romantic Magazine .
. 6 Mo.
Christian Herald . .
Parents' Magazine .
. 6 Mo.
Good Stories
. . .
Woman's World . .
. 2 Yr.
. 2 Yr.
Household Magazine .
. 2 Yr.
Home Arts Needlecrait
Open Road for Boys . • 16 Mo.
The Country Home .
. 2 Yr.
. 2 Yr.
The Farm Journal . .
American Poultry Journal . 2 Yr.
Breeders' Gazette . .
. 2 Yr.
Poultry Tribune . • .
OFFER NO. 2-A
‘ 6 BIG PUBLICATIONS
:■
•!
Í
ÿ
-J
\
<
Í
S
Í
i
>
%
¿
>
ÿ
s
ÿ
>
A Total of 112 Issues
McCalls Magazine
Pictorial Review
Woman’s World
Good Stories
The Country Home
Turner Tribune
All Six for
One Year
SPECIAL OFFER NO. 3-A
E X T R A R IG V A L U E
Woman’s Home Companion one year
The Pathfinder (Weekly) one year
McCall’s Magazine one year
Woman’s World one year
Good Stories one year
The Country Home one year
The Turner Tribune one year
All Seven For One Year, Only
m
one year
one year
one year
one year
one year
one year
$200
Let us solve the reading problem for your whole family. Just pick out the special offer that
you like best. Then bring the ' ‘MONEY SAVING COUPON" to the TURNER TRIBUNE
and your present subscription to This Newspaper will be marked ahead One Full Year, and you
will be entered as a regular subscriber to the magazines for the full t$rm indicated.
These of
fers are for New and Present subscribers. If you are already a subscriber to Any of the pub
lications, your Present time will be extended.
/ / / / .V / A W W W .V W W W W J V W W W W W V W U V W W W V W W
ü
im
.
Value $4.00—You Save $2.00
PS
H
PS
$ 2 .0 0 ; |
(Check th e M agazines
You W ant)
WOttfcN’S H p r f c
B a r g a in s
NO. 1
THE TURNER TRIBUNE
and any 3 Magazines below only
for any 4 magazines for $2.50
—or 5 magazines for $3.00)
I a
aa
aa
aa
m
h
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
The Turner Tribune Offers
H
aa
m
aa
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
.V .V .V A V .V .'.V rA W .V .V .V .V .V A V .W .'.S S W .S S V M W .V
V«VA%SW.V.-«V.SV.*.V.V.V.V.V.\VW\V.V.*.V.V.V.\V.V
The Otto F u s o n s have com
pleted the addition of a room to
their home on Main street.
The John Powells and his sis
ter Florence, came from Salem
Sunday to see another sister Mrs.
Elmer Richards and her husband.
Kitchen Queen Flour $1.25
No. 2 Shingles $2.50
Bar None Egg Mash $2.20
IS T H E P L A C E T O G E T
Some of the vacant lots in the
town have been plowed to re-
duce the fire hazard.
A number from here attended
the graveside services held i n
Twin Oak cemetery at Turner,
for Sherm Swank, Monday.
TURNER, OREGON
Turner Feed. Mills
122 North Commercial Street
Over Salem Hardware Store
Victor Martin, of S a l e m , is
staying with his aunt Mrs. Fu
sion, while picking beans.
One of the lovliest gardens of
gladiolas, is to be seen these days
at the W. K. Winslow home on
Main Street.
M'CULLEY & SONS
W V W A W T A V W A V W A W W W V V W W A ’iVVVVVSiVW VW W
Mr. and M rs.Ernest Beyers of
Salem, were Sunday callers at
Witzels.
Mr. and Mrs. G u y Gearhart
returned Monday from a weeks
vacation in the state of Wash
ington.
TO CHOOSE FROM
Value $5.00 -You Save $2.50
THE TRIBUNE
Turner, Oregon
I accept offer No.
in full payment-
USE THIS MONEY SAYING COUPON
Date
and enclose $
(If you make up your own list of magazines from Offer No. 1,
please check the magazines you prefer, and enclose with your order)
S2.50
Name
R. F. D., or Street
Postofflce
State
mmm