The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 05, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1925 INDUSTRIAL OREGON PRODUCES QUALITY PRODUCTS I The advertisers on this page are OREGON FIRMS. Each takes pride in putting "ORE GON QUALITY into its products. When you buy their goods you are assisting in a mutual ly beneficial co-operation to bring bigger payrolls, morej capital, more people into Oregon. You help build bigger towns and cities. You increase and stabilize the markets for Oregon farm products. - - -v " " c --' ; . ' "" , ! Your success is inseparably interwoven with theirs. ' Every dollar you spend for their pro i w ducts will influence the future of Oregon to your mutual benefit. Ask your home dealer to This cut Is used by courtesy of the i Associated Industries, of Oregon. j , This cut is used by courtesy of the supply you with f Associated Industries,' of Oregon, THE OHEGON STATESMAN, SALE1I, OREGON v. T. A. Livesley & Go. Largest Growers, Shippers and Exporters of PACIFIC COAST HOPS Offices: Salem, Oregon and San Francisco, California ! P. W. BLISS i. AUTO TOP SHOP Removed from 211 N. Com'l. to : . 239 W. STATE. FOR SALE" Horses, Mules, Cowar. Farm Ma chinery. Drag Saw and Wood cutting Outfit. -i .Reasonable!! Ptione 652 f OR SEED T M i I " -I : -. ,.:;;(! iM r There Will Be Plenty of Seed wauaDie to neseea ine Areas Frozen Out Plenty of seed wheat will doubtr les be available to Marlon county farmer at normal prices for re seeding the frozen-out ' areas in ' western Oregon, saya C. II. Hyslop, ' professor of farm crops at j the Oregon Agricultural college.; i . While the total amount availa ble of Federation and Huston will probably not meet all the require ments. White Winter, Wilhelmina, and Holland may be planted in January or February with consid erable safety., Also Rink j and Foisy may be safely planted in February and early March. Min nesota Wonder, sometimes' called Early Wonder, Is available in con siderable quantities. This! mix ture, which has been masquerad ing under a variety of names for a number of years, is a good yield ing mixture for farmers growing wheat for seed purposes alone, but does not market very well, j j V A number of cars of. Jenkin Club are reported as available by a large grain firm Jn-PorflandAnd the county agent at Umatilla coun ty reports a surplus of seed above HI B The industrial center of the United States is lis like the first pink of an opening rosebud. Mat? Butter-Nut Bread The Richer, Finer Loaf? CHERRY; TJ. ! ; '"'i B AIERY ; i ; f il't! 506 U. S. National Bank Bldg Phone 859 V 'Res. Phone 469J . ' '" : St '' DR. B. H. - WHITE Osteopathic h Physician and Surgeon - Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment (Dr. Abram's Method) Post System For Feet Salem, Oregon the reseeding needs in that county. This assures a liberal j supply of seed at normal prices without the necessity of j shipping Marquis wheat from long distances. , Order the equipment now and have it ready for use when the spring rush starts, says H. A. Scudder, Oregon beeman and bee specialist ; at 'hthe state college. There is much to, do, and the one that has the supers on at .the proper time gets the most honey. QUALITY WALNUTS ; HAVE NO COMPETITION l (Continued from page S) records have been made with seed ling trees it is generally accepted that the grafted tree is best for commercial purposes las it will produce; profitable crops much earlier than the seedlings. The best success! seems to be with trees grafted on black walnut root stocks. The grafted trees cost more money but bring earlier returns.' - j Much loss and disappointment has been experienced in the past by nurserymen selling inferior trees not true to name, grafted from ' inferior stock and other causes which practically wasted the - time and money; spent V trying to produce . the orchard. It is a serious matter to discover after eight or ten years that you selected the wrong kind of tree or get inferior stock. Take coun sel on the selection of your trees with those who know and who have j no motive ito advise . you wrong. ' 1 - i it ' -,- PACKING COMPANY nal Use Burned Clay Hol low Building Tile for Beauty, j Safety and Comfort, j Y THE ORE- Square Deal Welding Works Ox-cet) Ione and Electric We Bpeciaiize on cylinder blocks and aluminum cases, heavy cast iron, steel tanks, boiler and flue welding, springs, frames and fenders. ;v j ' . ' If It's made of metal we can weld it Phono 864 319 Ferry St. . .v 1 Salem. Ore. OREGON SMILES Oil 1 M INDUSTRY Success Greets Efforts of . Leo H, Johnson to Be come Independent (By EDWARD T. BARBER) f Oregon responds most generous ly to . every . form of industrial activity in her midst. Her soil yields generous harvests to the farmers. Her industrial and com mercial fields yield equally as gen erous returns to productive energy and activity when exercised by those skilled ' in the arts and in dustries. When'such activities are directed by men of high purpose, determination and the ability to persistently moves towards f inde pendence in their affairs, Oregon extends a most willing and help ful hand. : Leo, H. Johnson can personally testify to the response given his effort to establish himself in a small independent business. A year &y he opened his electric store and, shop at 1011 North Commercial street. His cash cap ital was small but his assets in energy,'- skill at his trade, and business ability were large enough to more than balance the small bank account. During the year he secured contracts for the elec trical work on the New Salem Hotel, the Court Street Christian church, the Unitarian church and the Hayesville school. In addi tion to these he has established a local business at the store which holds' bright prospects, ,for the future. Mr. Johnson has no reg rets for having cut loose from a salary and launched into a small independent business of his own. The age at which a tree begins bearing depend largely upon the adaptability of the soil and other conditions and the care taken. Generally grafted trees will pay for their cultivation the fourth to sixth year, and at seven years will bear profitable crops. No one knows how long a walnut tree will bear. France has orchards three hundred years old. A ten year old orchard of grafted trees will bear' 1000 to 1500 pounds to the acre. There are records of such bearing as much as a ton to the acre. The owner of a ten year old Oregon walnut orchards is cer tain of an income of $300 to $500 per acre for the balance of his life and the livesof jnany succed ing generations of his children. It is an endowment that is per petual.' ' . - :". i - ' ' t 'i rapidly gravitating to Oregon because of tne marvelously f avprable conditions and prodigality of resources. World markets are opening before Every dollar spent for f 'OREGON QUALITY" products' stimulates it into full and refulgent bloom. . t . MAURINE BEALE LEE ART STUDIO loJIns Hade On Good City Property Low rale, eay payment plan; all paid by end of year. Farm loans, large or small tracts. " Prirato money. Se me first; you will to io fnrthcr i -j . W. LAFI'AH : 4IO Oregon Bldg.' -J Auto Kl ec trie Work R. V. BARTON 171 S. Commercial 8C ; Perfectly Pasteurized Milk and Cream ' Phone 725 F & VlJ ."tJJ QUAL .WATCH THIS SPACE for announcement as to my new location RENNER'S -Tailors and Cleaners It You Want ; AHome Bu3t to Your Notion In ft restricted residence district Consult JOHN WnJJAMSON LONE STAB 8EKVICE STATION X. Capitol St. Phone 520 Texas Garage 1099 X. Capitol St. Uas just put in full line of Ford parts and accessor ies Storage Room $4 Per Month Phone 520 Eat a Plate a Vaj WEATHERLY ICE CREAM Sold Everywhere Buttercup Ice Cream Co. P. M. GREGORY, Mgr. 840 South Commercial St. - SALEM-. ..'V de brand hams; KEXXELL-ELLIS i Specialists In Portrait Photography Studio: 429 Oregon Building 3r Ideal: Our Method: ( "The Best Only" . Cooperatioa ' . ; . - Capital City Co-operative Creamery A non-profit orc;aniiatioB owned intirely by the dairymea. Give aa trial. Manufacturers of Dntteretip Batter "At your Grocer' r Phono S90 137 8. Cost'l St. Hotel Marion 8ALE3I, OREGON : The Largest and Moat Complete Hostelry in Oregon Out of Portland TY Highway Garage Blotor: Specialists Gas, OH, Tires, Accessories T . Prompt Service Reasonable Prices Guy N. Hickman, Prop. . - i . 10OO South Commercial Phone 1987 Cylinder Grinding , By Expert j Workmen With . High-class Tools DONERITE SHOP 349 Ferry Street, Salem, Ore. WINTER ENCLOSURES Stationary Tops, Auto Top Repairing Oar prices will please you O. J. Huljl Auto Top and Paint Shop 210 STATE STREET New Hotel Salem i Where Hospitality Awaits You Under direction of FRANK D. BLIGH i Hotel Bligh "A home 4way from borne' $1.00 per Day and Up 1 W. W. jRosebraugh Steel Tanks Smoke Stacks Fruit Dry inT Stoves rnoxE 880 Business Course PacificExpert School 427 Oregon Bldg. 423 THREE MONTHS Keep Your Money in Oregon Buy Monument Made at Salem, Oregon CAPITAL MONUMENTAL WORKS 3. C. Jonea ft Co., Proprietor All Kinds .of Monumental Work. Factory and Office: 2210 8. Com'l., Opposite I. O. O. T. - Cemetery, Box 21 Phone 89 . ! SALEM, OREGON Pbone 192 164 Sonthi Commercial Street THEO.M. BARR " Plumbing HEATING AM TINNING Salem, Oregon bacniandj 85-30 Brevman Building '180 North Commercial Wo carry complete lino of New and Second Band r .-'iCLOTHINO, SHOES. MEN'S FURNISHINGS Get oar prices before you bay They will do yon food 32 N. Commercial. Saleaa. Ore. CAPITAL EXCHANGE Balem 60.000 by 190 v RICH L. RIEMANN s Beal Estate and Insmranes ' S07-30S Oregon Bid. ! Phone 101S We Will Give Our Best Efforts At all times to assist In any possible way the development ot the fruit and berry industries in this ralley. Oregon Packing Co. PRODUCTS" SALEM APPRECIATES A LOCAL INDUSTRY Roberts Furnace Stands Test of Ten Years Hard Service ir Homes J (By EDWARD T. BARBER) j The heating problem is always with us. Many attempts 'have been made to evolve a furnace which will produce the maximum results with the minimum of fuel. While perfection may not have been reached along these lines, the Roberts furnace, made, by C. A. Roberts. 1011-South Commercial street Salem, is a long step in the right direction. ., Mr. Roberts is a deep students of heating prob lems and this furnace is an ex pression of his best thought and study for ten years. . His j first furnaces were installed in Salem homes ten years ago, and today are still doing as good service as when first installed. This ; is pretty good proof of the correct ness of the ideas involved. It is a hot air furnace. ) The combustion chamber is so design ed that almost perfect combjistion takes place. Every portion of the surface is equally heated, no cold fronts and hot backs. The fire box feeds the fuel to a central point jat all times, thus economiz ing fuel. . The heat and smoke are conducted through a "radia tor" which presents a vefyj large surface to the air current.) The furnace burns either wood or coal and the drafts .'are so made that the air feeding the fire is warmed before entering the fire boxj The furnace is made so as to practi cally eliminate all "kick back'! of smoke when opening the door to put in fuel, Every point of extra service is protected with the thought of extending the life of the furnace. The parts of the grate and fire box are intefchan geable so that repairs are easily made and every part is easily re moved. Convenience and ecdnomy stand out as prominent features of the furnace and Salem indica tes its appreciation of the furnace by keeping the small shop busy all the time. Mr. Roberts, In addition jto his furnace business, Is In great ! de mand as a sheet metal Worker specializing on gutter worki Any one Interested in either of his lines, the furnace or the gut ter work, will be well repaid by a visit to his shop and haying a talk with Mr. Roberts, who! is fuil of furnace wisdom.- I i WHEN YOJpUY DRAIN TILE i Consider the extra strength ot concrete drain tile, made uni formly good to pay you a profit on drainage for a lifetime. Ask us for free booklet telling how to plan drainage for profit. Oregon Gravel Company! i Hood at Front St.1 ; Balem C. A. ROBERTS Sbert 3IetaI Work and Furnaces My furnace is a fuel-eaver. Produces the 1arKet volume of heat per fuel ault of any furaaeo on the market. Znspectlob Xanted 1011 South Commercial Res. rhone 1248-W Bu Fhone 1375 Blaesing Granite Company Roy Bohannon, Mgr ' City View Cematry Salem, - - .. Oregon "OREGON QUALITY" is put into every bottle of i our . carbonated drinks , STAR BOTTLING WORKS 647 Market Phone 1426 I. B. DTTNSM00B j . Salem Wicker Yurniture - Manufacturing Co. j -We Sell Direct . ! , Genuine Rattan Beed Quality Furniture j - Xepairinff. BefinUhin. Upnolsteriag - 1853 State St., Salem, Oregon . No Cause for Alarm 1 Con cerning Fowl Plaeue hat Afflicted the East That the shipping of dayold chicks across state lines is not af fected. by the quarantines and em bargo regulations against the fowl plague is tbe assurance to Oregon poultry breeders given by the state college experiment station. The .fowl pest has caused con sternation and actual 'loss in. mid dle western states and some states further east, says Dr. IS. T. Simms, head of the veterinary medicine department, but has not appeared in any state as far west as the Rocky mountains so far as known. Unfounded reports, tend to throw a panic into some poultry growers and damage the breeders corres pondingly. ; . ; Dr L. F. Pelton, state veterinar ian of "Washington, has wired Dr. Simms that the regulations made by that state do not apply to day old chicks. The same may be said of the California regulations, and as far as known, of those of Idaho and other states. I . I COLLEGE ASSURES RAISERS Odorless Dry ! Cleaning 6-Hour Service Cherry Ci 231 N. High DIXIE HEALTH BREAD Ask Your Grocer We Ar Qnt After Two SfUlIons . We are now paring errr tare quarters of millioa dollars a year te the dairymen, of tkia section . for milk. ..- . j "Marion Butter' Is the Best Batter Mere Cows and Better Cows ' is the crying need MARION CREAMERX & PRODUCE CO. Salem, Ore.',.'7 Pbone JajrtSirrh(ft0'detSca nerve cords urfttcafiassoufx jbefiffeet Jrem.etrttintsti ifie our of ferme energy to ItMtin nun iillMtDXna iUWHillUHt'IWMiH'Ml Nervous energy is the dy namo that develops your . everyday power. If you lack energy let us elimi - nate the cause that is hin- ' dering its development. . , ! Phone 87 0. L. Scott Chiropractor 416 U. S. Natl. Bank BldgJ Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment The only lyitem brlnfflnr Mtisfactory results In Prostate and Bladder, Troubles v Consultation Freo DR. F. S. SCHUTZ 32S Oregon Bids. Fhone 664 PACIFIC FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. ; Distributors Fruit and vegetables handled on Consignment 531 ; Trade St. Phone 1928 Robinson's Service Station - Tires and Accessories South Commercial St. and Jefferson Way ' ' O. 31. Robinson, Proprietor v Phone 1787J3 WARREN NURSERY Fruit, Nats and-Berriea Home frown stock and guaranteed trne to name Office at rear of Tabernacle, 625 Kerry 8t. PHOXK 1434-J: 1 LEO II. JOHNSON i Klectrlcal Contractor Fixtures, Wiring and - '( Supplies 1011 'South Commercial Phone 1375 Cleaners Phone 934 Overland Willys Knight Oakland Vj Sales and Service Vick Bros. nigh Street at Trade GIDEON STOLZ CO. llannfactnrers of Dependable' Brand Lime-Sulphur Solntlsa The brand jim can depend om fef vanty and teat. Prices upon application . ' ' Taetot-y near rrner of Boirrrvr and Hill fit. ' , --fcaleos, Oregon. ty J) i'l : i !! it M 1 1 f I ;