Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 11, 1912, MARION COUNTY MANUFACTURERS EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textai capitai 79CKSAL, BALEM. OREGON. THURSDAY, JCLY 11, 1912. IAGE TWO. Badertscher & Fuller We are the sole agents in this territory for the famous "Campbell's Winter-Chaser FURNACE" We ship this fnrcace out here in the rough, (he necessary equipment to it here, and pat it in :: your house at a reasonable figure. Estimates :: tad plans for heating furnished free of charge BADERTSCHER & FULLER 133 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET SALEM, OREGON f I Salem Fruit Union SALEM W00LE5 KILL STOKE, MERCHANT TAILORING DEPT. Packers, Shippers and Dealers in Fresh, Green and Dried Fruits No write-up of Salem manufacturing would be complete without mention f this popular manufacturing plant. In 1893 C. P. Bishop, the proprietor real ized the opportunities of a merchant tailoring department In connection with his ready-made business and at once opened up a modern tailor shop with first class cutters and journey men tailors, and at once took the lea 1 and has continued as the loading mer chant tailoring establishment In the Willamette valley. Mr. Bishop has at all times endeavored to push to tlio front the sale of Oregon made fabrics, where possible. One of the special fontures of the suits made In this shop Is the c'ass of linings and trim mlngs used. In 18 years business never a comnlalnt about Inferior trim mings to properly hold a suit In good shape until the suit Is discarded. This shop has In the past and does now teckon among Its patrons, governors, U. S. senators, congressmen, judges of the V. S. court and supreme court, scattered throughout all portions oi the Pacific Northwest. During the ex istence of this shop Mr. Bishop by ac tual estimate has paid out In wages to labor In cash over $75,000. In connection with the fjregolng It Is proper to mention that thin, the Sa I'jin Woolen Mill Store, Is known as the headquti" ters of Oregon made goods In wearing apparel and blankets making a specialty of these t".o lines, made by on;- local mill snd other mills In Oregon. And as In the past, It will continue In the futuro to push .Oregon made gr.ds In an honest and clean method, and just now designs Iff Inbrlrs for next season's weave In u j better class ct Oregon made fabrics ave being prepared for this sore. The I progress of width event the public ivlll be duly notified and will be of j'ntoiost from the fact It will eonta1'! I some features especially new ns per- tains to the tailor made and ic.uly !r'ide suit departments of Mils popu lar Btore. PERFECT LAND PLASTER SOWER MANUFACTURED IN SALEM j The Salem Manufacturing Co., looat-1 f ed at the corner of Hood and Front. is another of Salem's factories. This is where the only land plaster sower equipped with actual force feed Is made. These machines are sold throughout Oregon, Washington, Cali fornia, and Idaho; in fact, everywhere property owners are pleased with the work. Mr. Kehrberger owns a home on South Commercial street and Is build ing a new one on Kant State. He spends his money In the city where be makes It. He has twenty-eight skilled men In his crew, even the shovelers being men of more than average abil ity. Ills payroll Is about (90 a day and he employs all resident laborers, mostly men with families. As a result where land plaster Is sown. Hereto he gets good honest work done and his fore land plaster has been sown prln work stands the test of time. He has Ipally by hand which Is a very dlffl put down pavement on Fourteenth cult task, to say nothing of getting an Btrect, Thirteenth street; South Coin- jeven spread. Among our many satis merclal, and Asylum avenue, all fine fled users are Mr. F. E. Yergen, a very residence streets. He can refer the i enterprizlng farmer of Hubbard, who people of any community In Oregon tells us his experience with the ma- with pride to his record in his home chine. "I always sow a great deal of city. plaster on my farm eacn year anu ior years I have looked forward to the coming of a machine which could sow it perfectly. Two years ago I bought one of the Salem Mfg. Co. sowers. Within the last year a new Industry .That Is a success and will sow plaster VETERINARY MEDICINES MADE IN SALEM I OrriCES AND PLANT: JOS. N. SMITH t Corner High and Trade Sis. MANAGER i. SALEM SEWER PIPE CO. Manufacture of Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe, From 4 Inches to 24 Inches Used extensively at Capital City, State Institutions and all over Western Oregon, Send for prices and specifi cations, J. A. POOLER, Manager 265 South Liberty St. . , Salem, Oregon BUTTERCUP BRAND ...BUTTER... Made by the Capital City Creamery BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS Phone Main 299 383 Court St., Salem, Ore MRS. P. E. FULLERTON iJOAT HIDE TVNNLItY LOCATED IN SALEM There are many people In the city wITc do not reullv.o the magnitude of the work bam done by Messrs. L:i r.hele & Jepso;i at their plant on ferry i street, for It Is deducted Id buc.Ii r. jsan'tary manner that the preseuce of ja tnnnery Is nevsr guessed. Yet for Bevera! year this fl.m has been sup I plying the western market with goal I hides from wh'ch chapps vf made jimd annually hu'dli from 6000 in Tv:u 'goat hides. So wol Is the wo'l: done lb.it they hove twice gained a national rci-i'tt'tlon by wlin!ng the highest award for tannery goods at both the (Lewis and Clark fair and the' Alaska Yukon I'uclflc exposition. At their booth In the armory can be seen Borne of tho finest Angora skins in Oregon and It should be a Bouroe of pleasure to every believer In the fu ture of Salem that they were nianu- has been established In Salem and Is known as the Korinek Veterinary Remedy Company. This firm has es tablished a Urge and commodious I L:;,:-.,J to perfection. No plaster dust to smother you or lumps to be left on the land to waste. Every bit is put on pulverized and evenly spread as good as you can drill grain." plant at 1160 Mill street and is manu facturing scientific remedies for both mun and beast. Dr. C. J. Korinek, head of the for mula department of this company, holds a diploma from the Ontario Vet erinary College Ltd., the leading school of Its kind In the world, where veterinary medical science is pursued with the greatest lntelllgenre and en-Trfw new benches of the rear cllnker tiiuslasm, combined with a modern j Ins type, of six retorts each were equipment and every opinirtunlty fur- built, the bulldingB enlarged, up-to- SALEM GAS WORKS. The Salem Gas Works Is one of the oldest gas plants on the Pacific coast having been built In 1865. While at the start the plant and the output was small, there has been a steady Increase In the use of gas for fuel and lighting Since gas behn to replace the use of wood and coal for domestic consump tion, the demands have been so great that early in 1912, the plant was en larged for the third time In Its hlBtory. On account of the better quality of gas, which is produced from coal, It was decided to continue manufactur ing coal gas rather than gas made from crude oil, although the latter can be made at a much reduced cost ....Anderson... j Steel Furnace Co. I Warm Air Furnaces Wood or Coal Manufactured for the Pacific Coast Trade at 4- ii SALEM --- - OREGON l C. J, KORINEK Head of Consultation Department PAUL S. BANDY Manager . j factured right here In our city. The establishment of thulr Industry here ! opened a new market for Angora pelts. In fact, they can use the glides jot old goals after they no longer pro jduce high quality mohair. These peo jple also redye any and all kinds of furs and nlso remodel them to suit patrons. I In connection with the tannery Is an up-to-date soap manufacturing plant where a good honest cake of washing soap Is made that Is guaranteed to do more work than any of the Imported product. CREAMERY INDUSTRY LOCATED AT SALEM nshed for advanced and experimental work. The graduate of bucIi a school Is prepared to give to the world the highest and best service in veterinary medicine. Such Is the man that is at the head of the formula department of the Korinek Veterinary Hemedy Co. Such preparations as Dr. C. J. Korinek possesses Is demanded by every stock man and householder for every rem edy that he prepares and the Korinek Veterinary Remedy Co. places on the market are modern and scientific In every respect, and represents progres sive medical methods. The Btate of Oregon recognized Dr. C. J. Korlnek's ability when he was appointed stato veterinarian In 1907, and also was made president of the Oregon State Veterinary Medical Hoard of Kxainlners. Dr. A. W. Korinek, head of tho con ciliation department of the Korinek Veterinary Remedy Co., is also a grad uate of the Ontario Veterinary Col lege Ltd- He also holds a Degree of Ilaithelor of, Veterinary Science, (io.ii the University of Toronto, Ont., Can. Dr. A. V. Korinek has had the op portunity of Hiiecial experience as as sistant to Dr. R. J. Marshall, of Wil llnmstown Mass., Inspector of stock, milk, meat and provisions, also state veterinarian, that gnve him a wider knowledge of his profession than many are oble to attain In a life time. He Is conscientious and painstaking, scientific in all his methods of treat ment, and undertakngs, a fact that crowns his efforts with the highest success, also makes him an able as sistant to his elder brother In the un dertakings of the Korinek Veterinary Remedy Co. date coal handling machinery Installed and the whole plant improved in ev ery respect. These changes alone cost approximately $10,000 and gave a ca pacity of 120,000 cu. ft. of gas In 24 hours. Simultaneously new mains were being laid In districts hitherto not supplied with gas, or where the old mains were Inadequate to meet modern conditions. With an expendi ture of $10,000 In 1911 and $10,000 now being expended in the same way this present summer, In all $30,000 has been invested In the gas plant to Im prove one of the essential manufactur ing institutions In Salem. Under the liberal policy of expan sion, Instituted since Mr. W. M. Hamil ton became the local manager, It Is expected that Salem will Boon take rank ns one of the leading cities In the Northwest in the amount of gns consumed, ns nearly fifty years ago it was known ns one of the few oltles thnt had a gas plant at all. Korinek Veterinary Remedy Co. Salem, Oregon, U. S. A. Owners of stock are invited to t inspect the only first-class veterinary ; hospital in the Willamette Valley I KORINEK BROTHERS, Veterinarians PROPRIETORS Sole Manufacturers of the Korinek Veterinary Remedies Phone 2122 1 1 60 Mill Street, Salem, Oregon SALEM'S LEADING MILLINER l adies1 Misses and Children's Trimmed and Tailored Hats, If we do not have what you wish we can make any shape you desire, MRS. P. E. FULLERTON. 291 N. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon MMMMMWtfttt?T"TTTTTTTTTTTTTT,,T.T Get a Made-in-Salem Suit 1 T r K 1 I ! n Pnul T The manufacture of butter at Sa lem hag been steadily Increasing and this Is one of tho few cities In the j valley that have maintained this in Idustry In the face of the constantly i Increasing tendency to centralize the 'tiade at Portland. The shipments of cream to Tho Capital City Creamery and tho Townseml Creamery have constantly Increased and their repu tation for putting out first-class pro ducts tho bent butter nnd cream produced In the valley has enabled them to hold the home market. They have supplied the loval trado and such a thing as shipping In cheaper eastern butter and oleomargarine Is almost unknown. Salem Is the cen ter of an Ideal enginery region for anyone who wants to engage In the Calry business. The occupation can r.(-wr be overdone, and the local market Is steady and growing larger all the time. That Is why the Indus try Is prosperous and why anyone wishing to go Into dairying has every assonance of success If the business Is conducted Intelligently. PAINT FACTORY SOW LOCATED IIERE ASS COURT ST. AW J M Ml rcrii ni V JVU.M Mnn Aft ; CIS KEIIRHERt.ER, CEMENT CONTRACTOR With up-to-date machinery run ning most of the time, W. Y. Rich ardson of this Hty has established at Kr.S Trade street a modern paint fac tory where he manufacture all kinds of paints as well as stains. It Is the liollcv of this company to i.tnnd behind every article that It puts oiit. They furnish paints di rectly to the consumer and are thus able to give better value for less money than the larger concerns whoso goods must come through the bands of a third party. It Is the am bition of Mr. Richardson and his as sociates to build up a substantial home trade with the Idea of putting out nothing but good goods and giv ing every customer a square deal. Already the local painters are begin ning to come there for their paints exclusively, as they can lie had In wholesale lots cheaper and give bet ter satisfaction to their patrons. Mr. Richardson Is an ardent sup porter of the Made-ln-Oregon cam paign and believes In helping out home Industry In every one of Its many branches. FARMERS CIDER WORKS. Starting from a small beginning and gradually working up their busi ness, the Fanners Cider and Vinegar Works, with J. C. Clregory at Its head, has now become one of the moving Industries In the Cherry City. Mr. Gregory has for years been in this line of business and always has made It n success. He holds the se cret of manufacturing the best nat ural co'ored vinegar on tho market and much of his product Is being sold in this city, as well as other large clUes In Oregon. Last year most of his cider was sold In the city of Portland, where the demand was much greater than tho supply. During the last year Mr. Gregory has added several large storage tanks to the plant which are capable nf hold ing severa' thousand gallons. He also has one of the most up-todate hydraulic presses that can be had from the Kastcrn markets and Is able ! to get the most possible out of the j raw material. This enables him to make an ece"i nt price on wholesale orders of elder us well as vinegar ind those who are In the market for this product would do well to see him. X Oregon Concrete Brick j and Drain Tile Co. ; D. H. WEYANT, Manager Manufacture Concrete Bricks I Better than the best X Let us figure with you on your next X building job X Concrete drain tile a specialty X There Is only one Out Kehrberger on the Pacific! coast and he has lived In Salem for tho past nineteen years. He Is one of the most suecntsfut con crete cement contractors In the state ar.d has built some first -class concrete pavements in this city. He also paved a large number of alleys and built miles of sidewalks and cnxislngs out t concrete. He has Just completed a concrete paving Job on Oak street from Winter to Twelfth, one of the flnst residence) streets In the city, and the THE 0. STOI.l COMPANY, PIONEER MANl'FACTl'RER This firm has become one of the largest In Its line on the Pacific coast. Carloads of their reliable products sre sent all over Oregon, Washington, r.nd California, and their cider viueg.ir l sold In bottles In nearly every Trvt class grocery in the itate. They have a dependable brand of lime and an! phur spray material that has become recognised staple of successful or chardlnf. IHIX AMI Fl RMITHE FACTORY IN SOITII SALEM Ceo. F. Mason, manager of the Ma son Ko factory, has long been one of Salem's manufacturers of fruit boxes, prune trays, berry crates, etc. In addition to this Mr. Mason makes furniture to order and does a gen eral wood working business. He Is urenared at all times to till sneHnl orders In both hard and soft woods X and makes a specialty of porch swings. If you are In need of any thing 1A his lines he Is always ready to figure with you and con turn out orders to your satisfaction. Ho Is lo cated oa Miller street lust west of South Commercial. j X - ! i mense oveni are needed to bake his I f CUITAL CITY RVKERY. J. Radek, prlprletor of the Capital Hakery, has ben In business in Salem some years. He has seen his business crow and prosjwr until now two Im- L'ally bread. He purchase his flour from the Capital City mills, his lard from local butchers, and In every way possible patronlies home Industry. He deserves the hearty support of every one la ths Capital City. T- l 220 River Street Salem, Oregon X Why Wear Blisters When You Can Wear CHERRY BRAND , CANVAS GLOVES 10 to 25 cents per pair at your dealers GLEAS0N GLOVE CO. I MANUFACTURER . SALEM nppr.nM X ! T a. REASONER & SON Tea and Fresh Spices " Coffee Roasted Daily X " . 4- ... 4. Manufacturers of X REASONER'S BEST BAKING POWDER 1815 State Street Salem, Oregon J