The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 19, 1928, Page 32, Image 32

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    THE OREGON STATESMAN FARMING AND INDUSTRIAL MAGAZINE SECTION.
HAS BECOME A T70DLD G7QAWDEORY INBUJOTEiy CET-JTEn
FRUIT TREES
W specialise ia fruit
and nut treas
Cherry City Nursery
SZjSyard 275 So. H'fh
Opposite Vick Bros. Garage.
MU MS
VEGETABLE GARDEN
H MARKET TO HAVE FJIIIM PfiODUCE.
SECTION THAT WILL PROVE POPULAR
Twenty-four Hundred Square Feet of Floor Space Will Be
Devoted To This Department No Parking Limit There
Will Be Meeting Place for the Men on the Land and the
Merchants
FLAKE'S PETLAI
BOOSTS
Nlffl
With the location of the vege
table plot selected, the next task
is laying oat a plan, the main Item
in fireside garHening which Is the
basis of a sound sunshine garden.
Owing to the rarying conditions
in different yards it is difficult to
lay down a standard garden plan.
Each sitnation requires individual
variations to suit its conditions.
It is best to plant in rows rather
than in beds for ease of cultiva
tion. As a general rule the rows
should run north and south for a
more equable distribution of sun
light, but it is more important
irora tne practical sianapomi 01 1
making hoeing and raking easy to
Twenty-four hundred feet of
space is now available for the
marketing and displaying of farm
products in the new Market on
Aorth Commercial street, accord- success
lng to William Busiek. manager.
All farmers of the valley are in
vited to bring, in their produce and
display it for sale at the market.
Stalls will be built for each indi
vidual farmer and a very low
charge made, according to the
space used. As the season for
early garden produce will not start
for about two or three weeks,
farmers are urged to make reser
vations for their space now.
Will Be Popular
A number of farmers from the
Gervais district who have been
taking their produce to the Port
land rmhlir marlrpt havo .i f-nifipH
ma mem me ,uuS tneir intention of
Salem Market their
den.
The first factor to be consid
ered in planning the crops is to
locate them in the garden plot so
that the taller growing rops will
not shade the lower growers. Lo
cate the directions on the plan with
regard to sunlight before planning
the rows.
Draw the plot to scale and study
the seed catalogues and garden
books for proper distances apart
for the rows and stick to it. These
distances have been proved best by:
the practical experience of expert
gardeners and they are as closely
placed as the best development of
the plants will permit. Proper
spacing means better crops than
crowded plants. Crowding mini
mizes the bearing possibilities.
In city back yard gardens the
problem of succession planting is
an important one as the soil must
be kept in continuous action. Suc
cession crops must be marked into
the plan. Peas, for instance, arej
ket is something new in Salem
but will no doubt prove quite
popular. In other cities on the
coast the idea has met with great
It is a meeting place for
farmer and merchant and
place where consumers can buy
what they want direct from the
farmers.
Xo Tagging There
Another added feature of the
market location is that there are
no parking restrictions. A farmer
bringing his produce to market
can leave his car parked without
fear of having it tagged. The
wide alley in the rear of the build
ing gives ample room for loading
and unloading. Patronage ha
been good during the first week,
according to merchants of the
building, and the additional fea
ture of the farmers exchange the
making tthei market should prove to be one of
buying and I the most popular trading centers
selling center. The farmer's mar- in Salem.
ICE CREAM OUTPUT
LARGE m NATION
(Continued from page 1)
guarded formula.
- Artificial refrigeration, discov
ered by a German in 1867, is cred
ited directly for the first great
commercial opportunity in the
wholesale manufacture of ice
cream, an industry that consumed
four and a half billion pounds of
milk in 19 26 and poured thou
sands of dollars Into the dairy
men's pockets.
Federal figures place the total
production of ice cream at 324,-
665,000 gallons in the same year.
Estimates for 1927 have not been
compiled, but it is believed they
will show an even higher produc
tion. There are approximately
5,000 factories in the United
an early season crop. Late cab- . teB unpiviu8 mumiuae
bages. beets, turnips, kale or spin- of eUiIerf ?hoe es- added to"
ach may follow them. The early sether and d,T,ded b' the number
lettuce, onions, radices and spin- iroro me roaasiae ven-
arh 9 n h fniiow k o- dor to tne owner of city "foun-
total solids, Including fats and
other nutriments, amount to 36
percent of any given quantity sold
by the average manufacturer.
Although investigations and re
search continues, both in private
and governmental laboratories, to
create a constantly improving pro
duct, specialists declare the big
problem facing the ice cream in
dustry is the, marketing question.
To solve some of their difficulties
numerous manufacturers are con
solidating. In the last year a mer
ger was completed involving
plants in New York, Rochester,
Chicago, Kansas City and Phila
delphia.
ach can be followed by tomatoes.
egg plants or peppers. These
should be considered in planning
the vegetable crop for the season.
The main utility of a garden
plan definitely on paper is to speed
up the actual work of planting as
the average city gardener must
count his hours and make the most
of them.
THE WAGE EARXER
r.rrryMiinx aepdi ipoa your
Health. If yon are a wars earner.
your wages depend opon roir oofpat
and your output depend upon your
If yoirr hirmaa machine ja only sev-mty-fiT
per rant efficient, how- can
you expect yonr employer to pay you
lor a one hunarea per cent output!
See that yoar spine i normal. Sen
that it is kept normal and yon, will
una mat yonr mental power, yonr
general efTieieoey and yonr daily out
put of work will increase.
(hiropratie will, if irrreo a fair
:hane. fit yon for yonr daily work
and will keep you fit. If you feel yonr
harm an machine is less than one hun
dred per cent efieient, nee yonr Chiro
practor at once, have him give you a
NeuoealometeT reading and if neces
sary Chiropractic Adjustments. Re-
member the Neoroealometer locates
serve pressure. Chirepratie Ad
jastments remove nerve pressure.
Nenroealometer readings by appoint
asset enJj.
Dr. O. L. Scott, D. C.
256 North High Street
Phone 87 or 1471-J
tains," average 1.8 gallons a day
for each merchant.
In 1926 more than SS percent
,of the ice cream manufactured
was sold in bulk and the remain
der in brick and similar forms.
Confectioners sold 30.25 percent
of all the ice cream retailed; gro
cers. 18.95; drug stores, 16.3;
roadside stands. 10.16; hotels and
restaurants. 7.99; cigar stores 3.3
and unclassified sources, 13.3 per
cent. Vanilla was the predominating
flavor, constituting 55.4 8 percent
of all sales. Chocolate was second
at 10.06 percent ; strawberry com
prised 7.82 per cent, and all other
flavors 26.64 percent.
The rapid rise of the ice cream
industry is credited In part to the
complete change of attitude to
ward the "delicacy eaten in fun"
77 years ago. Ice cream by con
stant stndy and experiment, has
become a valuable food of which
"CATERPILLAR"
PRICES REDUCED
(Continued from page 1.)
maintaining or roads, moving
earth, transporting logs, doing
farm work, clearing snow, serving
industrial plants. Lower prices in
vite new users in new fields and
old to cut the cosU of "Caterpil
lar" performance.
The Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
which is the exclusive manufac
turer of the "Caterpillar" Tractor,
is the successor to the Holt and
Best companies, the two pioneers
in the manufacture of track-type
tractors.
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Ask Yonr Grocer
Oregon Pulp & Paper Co.
Manufacturers of
i -.
BOND LEDGER GLASSINE
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!
Specify "Salem Made" Paper for Your
Office Stationery
One of the most interesting
Places In Salem is Flake's Pet-
land at 273 State street. This
establishment, under the direction
of E. B. Flake, is a miniature
zoo, as he handles all kinds of
animals from bull pups to love
birds. Mr. Flake's main line of
business, however, is baby chicks.
Mr. Flake handles Black Minor
cas. White Leghorns, Plymouth
Rocks. Rhode Island Reds. Mot
tled Anconas. and Buff Orping
tons. The Flake baby chicks are
noted for their early and fast
growth' and the mortality after
hatching is very low. Mr. Flake
guarantees 100 per cent live de
livery on all shipments of chicks.
"I want every one of my farm
friends to own a flock of jat least
1000 pure bred profittoaking
hens." says Mr. Flake. "I have
been interested in podltry for
good mafry years but I do not be
lieve I have ever seen snch oppor
tunity for poultry profits as exist
today."
Mr. Flake also handles a full
line of song birds direct from St.
Andreasburg. Germany, where the
world famous singers are raised
and trained. Parrots, love birds
and other species are always on
display at the Petland in addition
to the canaries. 4Fox terriers.
Scotch coolies, English bulls, and
Boston terrier pups are also avail
able here.
An additional feature of the
Petland la the board service for
dogs under the personal supervis
ion of Mr. Flake. Anone going
away and not wanting to take his
dog can leave it with Mr. Flake
who will care for it
INVESTMENT NOT
EXPENSE, DRAINAGE
(Centinned from page 1.)
the tile. This leare the rich top
soil in place and tends to enrich
the soil below. Tile and drainage
also prevents the soil from becom
ing sour, and in drawing off the
stagnant water gives the plant a
chance to get the fresh air so nec
essary to good growth.
A good example of drainage and
the benefits derived from it ia
found in the cage of the Labish
district. This whole valley was
once a swamp which, through the
use of drainage, has been con
verted into a Terltable Garden of
Eden and contains some of the
richest land in the Willamette
valley. The tile used in the drain
age system of this district was fur
nished by the Salem Brick and
Tile company, a local concern.
The drainage of land' is one of
the best Investments a farmer can
make if his farm needs drainage,
according to authorities on the
subject. A good drainage system
when properly installed Is an in
vestment rather than an expense.
Send in early orders for new
gladiolus bulbs. They are exhaust
ed early with the vogue of this
popular plant.
Read the Classified Ads
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Again the Caterpillar Tractor Cos passes on to
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