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Day
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New Store '
Worth & Gray
DEPARTMENT STORE
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Dedicated to Stimulating Our Present Industries
And to the Establishment of New Ones
AROUND
The Way to Build
Is to Patronize
17p Four Home Town
Your Home People
The Surest Way to Get More and Larger Indus
tries Is to Support Those You Have
V1CK BROS.
Trade and High f .
177 N. Liberty St. Salem. Or.
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Sold everywhere
BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM CO.
P. M. Gregory, Mgr.
240 Sooth Commercial Street K
DRY GOODS
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READY-TO-WEAR
I FURS.
CORSETS
4 66 State St.
fhone 877
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Hartman Bros.
Jewelers and Opticians
) Salem, Oregon
ji Save
' 8av Work and Worry
fey ha-riof yon laoa- :
dry work dona by Ui '
Salem Laundry
Company
136 Liberty SC Phone 25
OWPCO.
til room Handles. BIop Han
tiles, Paper Plugs, Tent
Toggles, all kinds of Hard
wood Handles'1 , Manufac
y, tared byj the.-
Oregon Wood
Products Co.
West Salem
Capital City
Laundry;
Quality and Service
Phone 165
Monuments and
Tombstones
Made In Salem f
TbU la ta only Bwimal works
in Salom
Big Stock on Display
Capital Monumental
Works
i. a. Kom-l OppoaiU Comotary
t rkono 689
Made In Salem
by experienced Swiss Cheese
maker
Swiss Cheese
Cream Brick Cheese
Limberger Cheese
Order from the factory or
from your grocer
Sal en Cheese Factory
Thone 81P11
I On paved reform school road,
southeast of Salem
Salem
Sll 1IFBTI HIS ONE
' WtiCTUUPKINMiWiCOUiJirjE
: inoiLow pipe coMPMf id eine fast
One of the Most Extensive anaBest Equipped Sheet Metal Plants in the State
i This Company Makes the SiBLICO FURNACES Sold All Over the Coast, Blower
Ssytems! of Various Kinds; and Many Different Products in the Line of Sheet
Metal ManufactureEvery! Year There Has Been Gowth, and Every Year There
Will Be More Growth.
BUSINESS IS WnEREVER YOU
' " ' MAKE IT i .
It , might astonish many Ore
gon Ian s to know that one of the
most extensive and best equipped
sheet metal working plants In the
state Is located at Silverton ' in
Marlon county.
KING'S PRODUCTS COMPANY
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SALEM
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(This company is committed to the growth of this
community, by ajprogranx'thajaw ten
times its present output that will employ 2$00 people
, at its factory; that will py; tpjth.grwer $20,000,000
.Wiriti'i nitures jj
s " Mazdas i
Electrical Appliances
Salem Electric
Company
'If lt' electric, come "to us.M
Masonic Temple. Phone 1200
Our efforts will be to assist in every possible way the
development of tbe fruit and berry industries of this
".' valley
OREGON PACKING
A Licensed Lady Emhalmer
to care for .women and
children Is a 'necessity la '
all funeral homes.. . We are
. the only ones furnishings
such serrlce.
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Terwilliger
Funeral Home
770 Chemeketa St. Phone 724
SALEM, OREGON
We carry the following lines,
or i'aints, snerwin w iuiams
Co. and Bass Hueter Co.
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Everything in Building
Material
Falls City-Sal em Lumber
Company
A. B. Kelaay, Mrr.
349 S. 12th St Phone 813
W Art Oat After Two Mflioas
W ' aro now paying oyer threa
qnartera of a aailltoa dollar a-year
to tho dairy ascB of this aoeiioa for,
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"Marion Butte r"
to tho Boat Batter ' '
Mora cowi and Better eowai is tha
cryinc aeed . '" .
MARION CREA3JIERY
' , tc PRODUCE CO
Saleui, Ore. Phane 2483
This campaign of publicity for community upbuilding has been made
possible by the advertisements placed on this page by our public
spirited business men-men whose untiring efforts have builded pur
present; recognized prosperity and who are ever striving for greater
and yet greater progress as the years go by, - j
OF THE MOST
The development of the bust
nessi of the Silverton Blow Pipe
Co. from Its Infancy, 13 years
ago,' to Its present scope, which
covers the entire Pacific coast.; is
a growth of which any commun
ity should be proud.
Eighteen years ago the East-
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i lfemUr Marion County, Inter Sti
U an National Baalty AaaociaUona
AO HAYFORD
REALTOR
305 State St.
: SALEM, OREGON
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SALEM BAKING CO.
G. SATTERLEE
Thones: Residence, 1211
, Office, 1177 :
SALEM :: OREGON
BETTER YET
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MlSTLAflD BAKERY
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DIXIE
AUCTIONEER
man brothers, L. C. and A. R.,
entered the employ of one of the
largest and best known furnace
and sheet metal manufacturing
concerns west of the Rocky moun
tains and for almost five years
built and installed their products
throughout Oregon and Washington.
At the time of the panic in
190 f the .'Eastman brothers were
in Silverton Installing the blow
pipe ' system : for . the SijTexton
Lumber Co., then In the' course
of construction. " , 'At' that; time
clearing- nouse certificates "were
being given instead of cash, work
was .becoming scarcer 'every day
in the cities, and doubts being
entertained that their employers
could give them K steady employ
ment upon their return to Port
land,, tley-decided' to ,buy out a
small shop in1 some town to tid
them over until prospects were
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" i Silverton Looked Good
, Silverton "being by f ar thef most
prosperous looking town they
could find, coupled with the tact
that the Silverton banks had not
found it necessary, to issue script
in place of gold, Silverton was se
lected as the place to try out
their business ability. . '
Having .become fairly well
known throughout the Northwest
by traveling around making in
stallations for their former em
ployers, they soon conceived the
idea that with a little judicious
advertising they could reach be
yond their home- town with its
limited possibilities, with the re
sult that they now head one of
the most progressive manufactur
ing plants in : Marion county.
A Good Motto
The Silverton Blow Pipe com
pany, early in its career, adopted
the motto, "Give the public a
square deal and they will not only
come back, but will bring their
friends."
For the first ten years the
company handled the line of fur
naces manufactured by their for
mer - employers, heating residen
ces, churches, public schools and
high schools all over Oregon, but
during this time there was plain
ly evident a demand for a heat
ing plant that could be sold with
in reach of the home owner of
moderate means. It immediately
became their ambition to build
such a heating plant, i 4
To do this it was necessary to
design a furnace simple in con
struction and operation, elimin
ating every feature that added
to appearances only, as thet place
for a furnace is in the basement
and its only function is to prop
erly heat and ventilate the build
ing. Eastman says, "You don't
need a limousine to pull a plow.
The Pacific slope being the
greatest lumber - manufacturing
district in the United States, it
would naturally follow that wood
was the most economical fuel, as
it is conservatively estimated. that
90 per cent of the fuel consumed
Is wood. T-r.-f, -- i t
If a . furnace designed ! tor coal
only was not successful ' when
wood was used or a strictly wood
burning furnace was not suitable
for coal as fuel, they reasoned
that, a furnace built for two kinds
of fuel could only meet conditions
half way and could not operate to
fall efficiency. . '
Seamless Hot Water
Bottles and "
Combination Syringes
; Guaranteed Not To Leak
Prices from $1 up jfl
Brewer Drug Co.
405 Court St. ; Phone 184
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The "SIBLOCO'; PipelessiFurhacei built in
one of the largest sheet rrfetal working plants .
ini Oregon, located at Silverton.' : j
Hence the SIblocb PIpeless," '
From thejtime the 'SIBLOCO"
Pipeless (a wood' burning fjur
nace) first came on the, market it
has been dubbed "the Ford of the
furnace world," as It is built tor
service and durability without
frills. - While the company makes
no claim for the ornamental fea
tures of their furnaces, they in
vite a close inspection of work
manship and quality.
The fire pot is of heavy cast
Construction with deep corruga
tions, the domes and flues are of
heavy sheet steel with cast col
lars and tees well bolted and ce
mented. From the galvanized
casing the heat duct leads to the
duplex floor grating and at the
floor line Is surrounded by the
cold air box which makes them
absolutely fire proof.
A special construction of cold
air return is used, for which is
claimed a faster circulation of air
than by any other method.
Special attention was given the
furnace in avoiding expensive in
stallations; in fact, . it is so far
assembled before leaving the fac
tory that an inexperienced custo
mer can set It up himself in three
to five hours.
While the "SIBLOCO" is pos
sibly the lowest priced furnace on
the market, no necessary detail
has been overlooked. Each fur
nace is equipped with check dam
per, humidifier to properly moist
en' the air, draft and damper con
trols to first floor, and cleanouts
for every flue so arranged that
every part can be cleaned out
within five minutes.
; In the construction of the "SI
BLOCO" Furnace only first class
material is used, land the best
skilled mechanics make up the
parts. Mr. Eastman claims that
the best and highest paid work
man is iar cneaper in tne long
run, as it eliminates the expen
sive comeback or replacement
and enables him to point with
pride to each and every piece of
work that leaves the factory.
Origin of the Name
It might be of interest to learn
of the origin of the word "SIBLO
CO," which adorns lithe feed door
of their furnace, ji
A few years ago a contest was
announced for a word which most
be newly coined, not found in the
dictionary, and on which a copy-
right could be secured. Out of
2200-odd words submitted. Siblo-I
co was adopted, being taken from
the firm name. Silverton Blow ,
Co., as shown by the dark type.
The word Is especially popular
in hundrdes of comfortably heat
ed, homes. .--
Completely Equipped Shop -The
shop of the Silverton Blow
Pipe Co. is equipped tor the man
ufacture of sheet metal products
with all the latest ; Improved ma
chinery, acetylene f cutting and
welding outfits, stationary and
portable electric ' power drills,
grinding heads, stationary shears.
and power rotary shears for heavy
metals, with numerous other m
Chines' too intricate to! describe
in : this article. ;
Growing Every iear
The Silverton Blow j Pipe Co.
started , business in Silverton in a
small way, hut no year has passed
without a growth which; demand
ed more room. f
After moving into larger quar
ters three or four times, they
purchased in 1914 a permanent
site on which was erected a brick
structure 50 feet by 125 feet, with
two working floors. Since then
an addition has been added 60
feet by 68 feet, making the build
ing 185 feet in length, ia the rear
of which Is the foundry which
moulds the castings used in the
furnaces. Recently additional
land has been purchased ion which
a building will be erected which
will practically double their work
ing space. !
Growing Fast Now.
Their business- has increased
over 200 per cent within the past
year, and their greatest! difficulty
is in. keeping their heads above
the pile of orders which are stead
ily coming in for'theif popular
priced furnace. !
Itaslnexg Reaches Far
While the company makes a
specialty of their pipeless furn
ace, it is by no means their only
line of work. S
In some of the largest lumber
mills on the Pacific ..Coast you
will find blow pipe systems that
have been manufactured and in
stalled by the Silverton Blow Pipe
company. These blower systems
with their special hoods, suction
pipes, fans and cyclone separa
tors, pick up the dust ifrom ma
chines and exhaust it through the
various pipe lines at a velocity.
according to the kind of material,
of from 3000 to 8000? feet per
minute, and finally into the cy
clone separator, which i separates
the air from the dust, the air
passing out of the top while the
dust drops out of the bottom into
fuel bins, consumers or furnace.
Their blow pipe systems In mills
led to the development of the san
Part of the crew of j the Sflverton Blow Pipe Co. who build
Wkr 8sff Witk SteaMl Trestla rha
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itary and economical distributing
system of handling sugar for tbe
larger canneries, such as Libby,
McNeil & LSbby. Three systems
were installed for this company,
one at The Dalles, Or., one at Sel-
ma, Cal., and one at Sacramento,
Cjal., the latter being the largest
in the world, using 4000 pounds
of sugar per hour,.
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Several in Salem
Several blower systems manu
factured by the company are In
stalled in Salem, one In particu
lar worthy of mention being tat
the plant of the Valley Packing
company, for handling fertilizer.
Another of equal interest Is the
one in the flax plant at the Ore
gon state penitentiary, where the
fine dust is drawn away from 48
scutchers, 10 brakes, threshing
machines, etc. Before the adop
tion of this system it was impos
sible for the inmates to operate
these machines without the use
of a cloth or gas mask over the
nose and mouth. Now they work
under comfortable conditions.!
j Mills and factories using blow
pipe systems enjoy a much, lower
insurance rate and provide a more
healthful . atmosphere for their
employes. One such blower system
has been'- set up at the Natural
Fire Proof Lumber company iat
Mt. Angel; where the company! is
grinding' tufa rock into an im
palpable powder for use as a rub
ber (filler. It works ideally -In
this heavy .: product, TIner and
much (heavier than dust from
wood working machines
4 Varied Products
The sheet metal products of the
Silverton Blow Pine company' are
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miaosb as yu.ri;n lraB. ,me .nation
alities of Neif T.ork city, ' Their1
claim is that if it can be made
out of sheet metal. Silverton Blow
Pipe company can make it.- A
few of their staple .lrieslhte metal
building materials.1 spark' arre ti
ers for donkey engines aftd- lotfoi-
motives. indestructible oil cans
for logging camps and mills, stor-
age tanks for towers or under
ground use, heavy power water
wheels, hop and prune dryers and
peppermint stills. ' I
Making Peppermint Stills!""
Being up-to-the-minute on any
thing new, they got In on the
ground floor in the manufacture
of peppermint stills as soon as
$t was discovered thajt Oregon
produced an oil that was equal
to the best in the markets of the
world. The "SIBLOCO" ' stills
may now be seen . in dozens of
peppermint fields, and each one
bears the government stamp of
approval.: .. . . 1
Good Workmen Good Pay j
The- problem of keeping the
proper artisan skill fn the smaller
cities, or larger, towns Is usually
one of the greatest drawbacks jto
auch r a factory.' The company
pays high wages for skilled work
men, most of : whom now own
their own homes and are a per
manent part of the community
The taking up of various novelty
and unusual , lines that are 'In de
mand make the work more inter
esting than straight routine pro
duction on one specialty, and fur
nish also slack-time ; employment
that keep the men at work ! so
that there Is practically bo "laor
turnover," It costs the employer
as much! as It does the employe
to have a changing force on his
bands;? fa j skilled work like the
foundry and metal shop it might
cost the 'factory many hundreds
of dollars for every man who
quits so that a new hand has to
be broken in to the shop and its
needs. - With good shop accom
modations, plenty, of . Interesting
work and a cordial co-operation
of employer and employe,' the
Silverton factory has been' able
to forget that there Is such: a
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Health Begins When Yon
Phone 87 ,
for an appointment . !
. DR. O. L.SCOTT
P. S. C. Chiropractor v.
ty Laboratory 414 t 419 U. Hat'l Bk.: Bldg.
Hours1 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 6 p. m.
thing as a "labor question. They i
have just gone on with their
work on both' sides, and all is '! .
merry as a marriage belli
Guarantees That Guarantee ' ,
illustrating the methodical but.
iness habits of the company, they
a-An nil filA. tha honse nlana of
all their pipelestnheater patrons, f j.
It is usual to -guarantee' by hi- !
most any such manufactures, and ,'! i
the Sibloeo product Is in compe- ,
tition with others thathave made
enormous sales under, ,' sweeping '
guarantees that sounded most al
luring. Agents may make , any j
kind of a guarantee tor. the first )', ;
advance payment: then it is left
for tbe factory to either repudl- .
ate or to try to make good an .
impossibility both of which lead
to bankruptcy.! Many a company
has gone broke on such guaran
tees; one did It not long 'ago on
somewhat' similar pipeless fur
nace. n i ill t V j .L "
The" Silverton "product is sold
only under an unqualified guar
antee fdr five years; but only af
ter a careful engineering Inspec- -
tion of the premises or the plans,
so that; the problems ' that' must
be solved ar6 fully "known. Every
house plan is studied, for the pos
sible jokers that make "guaran- '
tees inoperative, and the plans are '
filed in , the. company office, for '
future reference. By this kind ol
study they, have achieved the Im ;
possible-? out of,, many, hundred! ,
of furnaces : they have a Ireadj (
solid, not ONE has come back, Ta, -,.
know the conditions under, whicl
the' furnace 'is to! operate, - they
can know precisely .'what to do
about the Instillation- and know
ing this', their ' guarantee ! can : be
100" tier, cent Intelligent and "ah- '
solute. " ''r-i 'fi .uji;..,
Ta .Illustrate .their I faith1 that' '
they.. are ,on the map to stay, they
describe Sjiverton as befngj "right
behlAg theV'Sirverton .Blow JPipe
company. ( ih M it V-.-1
Among Them Will Be a Very
Convenient Lunch Room:
1 in the-Front 1
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The Peerless Bakery,"l t 0 North
Commercial street, Is planning to
make some very, material changes
in us plaee of business. The Elec
tric ovens, now located near the
front, will be moved farther to
ward the rear and the front part
of the bakery will, bq fitted up as
a bakery lunch room, where coffee
and bakery goods will be served.
These : changes , however, will
not be made until- next spring at
which time Mr. Coenenberg plans
also to commence tbe making of
some superior pastry confections.
, Mr. Coenenberg purchased the
Peerless early .last month. He is
well known throughout the Will
amette valley, having worked in
bakeries here fof ten or fifteen
years. For the two years preced
ing his ; purchase of the Peerless
Bakery he owned : and operated
the Palace Bakery at Dallas, Ore.
-lir. Coenenberg 4s e very enthu
siastic "booster tor the Salem . dis
trict. He vsays his business. is
growing ' very , satisfactorily and
that he plans to make it grow 'still
faster In the future. t t
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.A professor rays that 90 per
cent of the women in the coun
try are homely. That shears con
clusively that he never looked up
on them in and arounl Salem.
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