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J IMWIJ SELLING SALEM DISTRICT;
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We Will
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Salem, Oregon
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Devoted to Showing Salem District People the Advantages
and Opportunities of Their Own Country and Its
Cities and Towns.
The Way to Build Up Your Home Town The Surest Way to Get More and Larger
Is to Patronize Your Home People Industries Is to Support Those You Have
Selling Salem District is a continuation of the Salem Slogan and
Pep and Progress Campaign
At all times to assist ta
any posible way the devel
opment ot the fruit and
berry Industries rn this tsJ-v
ley.
Quality bruits,
Proper growing,
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Proper packing,
Intelligent selling,
Courteous tr
atrnent,
:, Community service,
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Are the steps to business
.success-
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DEHYDRATED and CANNED
' FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Oregon Products
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King's Food Products Company
Salem PortlandThe Dalles
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Gideon Stolz Company
Salem - Oregon
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i Pure Cider J Vinegar j
Carbonated Beverages
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Lime-Sulphur i Solution '
Traelt dellwy to all pun ot tht
, v WHlametto Talley ,
J. L. Busick & Son
GROCERIES
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SALEM ALBANY
WOODB
"Eventually Ton Will .
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Buy al BUSICK'S"
NELSON
BROS.
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Wana Air f urumeei, plumblnf,
ketinf m4 sheet metcl work, tia
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Coming or Going?
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When golne
on business
or pleasure take
the street ,
car tor comfort
, safety and ,
coarenience.
Aways at Your Service
Southern Pacific: Lines
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.nt Ikt winla tl tkt erttieal job
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of worth sad BMrit.
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tha anea that (at by.
STATESMAN
PUBLISHING
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FOR MRS
AND YEARS
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HOLLOW IE IIS
This Style of House Is Cool
Winter and Saves Fuel;
The Low Cost of Holl
Favor.
(The following is from a re-
ent number of The Permanent
Builder,, of Chicago, the only
magazine in the world devoted ex
clusively to permanent .building
materials and methods:)
, Far, too many people , have an
Idea that to be distinctive and at
tractive a home must be more or
less pretentious, worked out with
what they call an ''interesting
treatment" bays, balconies and
buttresses, and a few arches and
columns for good measure.
The man with a limited amount
of money to Invest jnjthome
should get away from ?that im
pression right at the start. That
style of treatment immediately
runs up building cost in a star
tling manner. -v f
The everlasting admiration of
simplicity with beautiful propor
tions is, unfortunately, often lost
sight of. For centuries, the
world has extolled the extraordin
ary character of the ancient
Greek temples. Yet the beauty
of these structures results very
largely from their simplicity,
from their rhassiveness. and the
mathematical accuracy of propor
tions. ; And so "The Winnetka" has a
simplicity, a certain massiveness,
and fine proportions to thank for
Ed. CHASTAIN
CLOTHING C
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Men's and fioyng Men's
Clothing ana yurnishinffs
Vtm my suJrs, 'it pays
SALEM IRON WORKS
Eatabliihad J860
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Founders, Machinists and
Blacksmiths
Corner Front SlaU 8t?"
Manufacturers of the Shand
pomp for irrigation and othrr
purpoaea. Correpondenr solic
ited. Irritation information aop
plied. Makera of Salem Iron Worka
Draa; $awa.
HOTEL .
BLIGH
100 rooms of Solid Comfort
A Home Away From
Home
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading -Auctioneer
Sells Everything That Is
' Loose or for Sale
1010 North Summer St.
Salem, Oregoa
This campaign of publicity for community upbuilding has been made
possible by the advertisements placed on these pages by our public
spirited business men men whose untiring efforts have builded our
present recognized prosperity and who are ever striving for greater and
yet greater progress as the years go by.
II
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in Summer and Warm in
and It Is Built for All Time
ow Tile Is a Factor in Its
Its delightful charm. While not
to be forgotten is the fact that
the builder's money goes toward
the purchase of thoroughly high
grade construction which really
gives the home comfort, enjoy
ment, and livablenesa, and not
toward non-essential fol-de-rol
designed to catch the eye of the
casual passer-by.
As for the interior arrangement
of this home, it would be hard to
commend it too highly. The im
mense porch with out-swinging
casement windows, which wel
comes one on entering, provides
an. extra, spacious living room in
winter and a cool, refreshing
open-air retreat in 'summer. It
derives its light and air from
three sides.
Through the French doors, a
delightful viata invites one into
the large living room artistically
lighted by the sunlight pouring
in through a series of five case
ment windows. The wall spaces
permit a well balanced placing of
furniture so essential to social
hospitality.
A small archway provides space
for a wrap closet and also gives a
unique approach to the dining
room. Double glass doors open
ing opto the porch immeasurably
Theo. M. Barr
Plumbing, Heating and
Tinning
1G4 S. Commercial St.
SALEM, Ore.
Buy the
Oregon
Made
Furnaces
W. W. ROSEBRAUGH
CO.
Foundry and Machine Shop
17th & Oak, Sts.. Salem, Or.
Phone 886
Wi Are Ont After Two Millions
We are now paring over three
quarters of a million dollars a rear
to the dairymen of this section
for milk.
'Marion Butter"
Is the Beat Batter
Mora Cows and Better Cows la
tha crying need
MARION CREAMERY
& PRODUCE CO. -
Salem, Ore. Phone 2 188
Salem Carpet Cleaning; ami
FLUFF RUG
WORKS
AH size of ling and Fluff
Rugs Woven
Old Mattress Steaming and
Remaking
Otto Zwicker, Prop.
Phone 1154
13 H & Wilbur Strecta
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"THE WIXETK.M HOLLOW
increase the pleasure of the meals
served there.
The kitchen is light and well
arranged. Wall cases save many
steps and much extra work. The
refrigerator stands conveniently
in the entry, where it can be
filled without enterjng the kitch
en. The small rear hall is a hub
from which convenient access
may be had to the living room,
kitchen, both bedrooms, bath
room, linen closet, and the base
ment. It is a short cut which
greatly simplifies the housewife's
daily tasks.
The bedrooms are a good size
and are well lighted and aired by
windows on two sides.
Hollow Tile Made Here
The Salem Brick and Tile com
pany, one of the largest and most
progressive of the manufacturing
institutions of Salem, is specializ
ing on hollow tile for the con
struction of residences and indus
trial and business and other build
ings. (
Following are some of the ar
guments in favor of holl6w tile:
Ua'lding Your Own Home
What joy there is in planning
your own home!
It is a fascinating, all-engrossing
occupation!
In jour own home, you want to
put into definite form your Ideas
of what a home should be; yon
want to give expression to your
artistic tastes: you want to real
ize your right to secure comforts,
conveniences, and the feeling of
permanence.
. You want the exterior treat
ment of your home to be indica
tiva of jour personality. Your
, plans for the rooms receive the
, most careful consideration. The
plumbing, the heating apparatus.
the fixtures, all the permanent
equipment, must be of the highest
type.
It is right that you should give
earnest and careful attention to
'hesa details. They are all im
portant.
"For a man's house is his
castle."
1 Hollow tile satisfies the hopes
and aims of the home builder as
no other material can.
WOlamette Valley Prune
Association "
The oldest Association In
the Northwest.
W.T.JENKS
Secretary and Manager
Trade .& Hifeh Sts.
-lf , Oregon ,
fS JOURS
i eyesight specialists, r II
MORRIS OPTICAL CO. I
SO 1 -3 Oregon Bhlgi K
Salem, Oregon ; fl
A call today may save . II
needless pain and suffer- Ij
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TILE STUCCO HOUSE
With it the possibilities are
abundant for making the home at
tractive and substantial.
Comfort and convenience, per
manence, economy in initial ex
pense, and lessened cost of up
keep are all things that make
hollow tile the most suitable ma
terial for the home.
Then, too, it has another ad
vantage, for hollow tile possesses
the quality that makes it safe
against a communicated fire.
The hollow tile home provides
everything that we might reason
ably expect in any building and,
in addition, comfort not possible
with any other material.
Surely, in the building of your
home, too much importance can
not be placed on the masonry ma
terial, for it is the structure on
hich the exterior and interior of
your home will depend for satis
factory wear and permanence. As
a. hollow tile structure will not
rust, sag, shrink, nor require re
pairs or replacements, the prob
lem of maintenance is reduced to
a minimum. Doesn't this mean
something to you, who are mak
ing an important investment in a
home of your own?
Hollow tile, because of its cellu
lar construction, is impervious to
heat, cold or moisture. The con
fined air cells make it a non-conductor.
Thus, heat cannot pene
trate to the interior in summer,
affording a pleasant,, cool refuge
on a hot summer's day. And, on
the same principle, the chilling
cold of winter cannot pierce a
hollow tile wall, so that there will
be no heat wasted, and the con
sumption of fuel is reduced to a
minimum, even in the severest
winter weather. f
Ready with Their Help
The gentlemanly officers of the
Salem Brick and Tile company
are always ready with plans and
suggestions for those who wish to
investigate this form of construe
tion. Their factory and offices
are near the junction of the Fair
Grounds road with North Summer
and North Capitol streets in
Salem.
THE WHITER SIT
The List Is Complete, and
mere Is a bpecial Herds
man's Course, Too
(Following is a current bulletin
or the department of industria
journalism, Oregon Agricultura
college) :
Short courees that offer Oregon
farmers who can find time
take them the best and newest
Ideas in modern farming practices
in Oregon, have been arranged by
the state agricultural college to
start January 2 at Corvallis.
t The grounds, buildings, eq itp
ment and most of all the staff of
specialists that have made the
Oregon college famous the civil
ized world over, will be available
for use by the short course men
and women. Resources of rural
ES Ml im
Oregon not yet recognized fully,
or fully used, will be pointed out
as well as time will permit. Fol
lowing are the seven courses an
nounced: Tractor mechanics, Jan. 2
March "17; general agriculture,
same; horticulture, same; dairy
herdsmen's course, Jan 2 June
10; dairy manuracturlng, Jan. 2
27; Jan. 28 Feb. 24; horti
cultural products, Feb. 5 24; bee
culture, March 19 24.
Full information can be had on
application to the registrar.
O.A.C., Corvallis, Ore.
Dairy Herdsman's Course Unique
Men are wanted to take charge
of dairy herds and handle them
to get best returns, and they are
hard to find, so a new course was
added recently to the O.A.C. short
courses, designed to fit men for
this work. This course for the
dairy herdsman gives practical
work in caring for the college
dairy stock under supervision of
college specialists. Much person
al supervision is necessary and
only a limited number of men
will be enrolled in the course.
This number has been cut down
after trial, and already several
applications are in. For partic
ulars write P. M. Brandt, chief
of dairy husbandry, at Corvallis.
STARTED WITH i
Methods of Mint Growing
Used by Jake Brown in
Irish Bend, Near Monroe
Editor Statesman:
Five years ago I started in rais
ing mint near Monroe, in Irish
Bend.
I plow every year just as
though there was nothing there,
hen work the ground all down
good and every few days harrow
to keep the weeds down and
when the mint gets about two or
three inches high take the cultiva
tor and row it up again and culti
vate good. Next year I am going
to try discing the ground both
ways. I think that will work fine
on this sandy soil. The finer the
ground is worked the better you
can hold the moisture.
I cut it with a hoe. At first I
started with one acre. I found
that was a big Job, cutting with a
hoe, so have been using a mower
since. I now have 20 acres. The
first year I sold for $4 a pourVJ;
second year, $7.60; third year,
$5.25; next, $1.30; and this
year's crop isn't sold.
The prospects don't look very
good at present, but may come
back, as so many mint growers
are plowing up their mint, as the
price is low and the buyers have a
large supply on hand. Yours
truly.
JAKE BROWN.
Junction City, Or.,
Rt. 4, Dec. 4. 1922.
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METHODS OF WALL CONSTRUCTION V.
PACIFIC WOOL GROWERS CLOSE THE
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Association Members Receive Ten Cents Per Pound
Above the Outside Prices An Explanation of What
uuuperauve Marketing
The Pacific Cooperative Wool
Growers have just mailed checks
to members covering mohair sold
in the association's spring pool.
Mohair of all grades averaged 43c
net through the association as
compared with the prevailing
country price of 33c. Sales were
made by the association through
out the period from May until
October and tho price received by
each member is the average pool
price for each grading resulting
Trora orderly marketing of the mo
hair during these months. Statis
tics gathered by the association
from mohair . growers, county
agents, dealers, and country bank
ers show- that the price paid for
the 1922 Oregon clip of mohair
sold outside averaged less than
33c. Some 400 mohair shippers
within the association received a
differential of 10c per pound
more Jhan the outside prieo as a
ang
Co.
Your Health Begins When Yea
Phone 87
for an appointment
Drs. SCOTT & SCO FIELD
P. 8, 0. Chiropractors
Ray Laboratory 414 to 419 U. 8. Natl Bk.
Bid.
Honrs 10 to 12 a.nu and 2 to 0 pjn,
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COfefcita aui.. 4
VERY
Means.
result of orderly cooperative mar
keting. Graded and Sorted
In additfon the association
graded and sorted its mohair In
accordance with commercial and
mill requirements. This results
in the careful growers of good
mohair receiving the actual value
of their product, which is practi
cally impossible when mohair la
bought, unsorted at a flat price
per pound at country points. A
a result, a number ot association
members who produce a fine typ
of mohair received 60c a pound
for their clip. At the same time
a number of members who pro
duce an inferior grade of hair re
ceived less than they would have
received it they had sold in the
country in an ungraded condition.
The selling . of the mohair sorted
is a liberal education for mem-
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