THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUG. 31, 1916.
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H O M E I N D U S T R Y P A G E
u Support the
Home Payroll and Patronize the Home Merchant
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Out in Three or Four Days
$10 and $12
DORRANCE, 271 CHEMEKETA
SOME SALEM FACTORIES
DEALERS WHO SUPPLY SALEM PEOPLE WITH
THE POPULAR HOME PRODUCTS
Ton Make Your Bread and Butter Hera in Salem
Tien Buy it Made in Salem.
PAN DANDY
Is the 'World's Finest Bread. We Make It.
SALEM ROYAL BAKERY
240 South Commercial Telephone 378
Ask Your Grocer for CEREO
'The Substitute for Coffee' "Made in Salem'
Manufactured by the
Hagel Cereal Co., Salem, Oregon
770 South Commercial Street
F. E. SHAFER
I make my living here. I spend my earnings at home.
Home industries first, last and all the time.
THE LEATHER GOODS STORE
170 South Commercial Street. , South of Bush Bank
SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY
LUMBER
And BUILDING MATERIAL
Hardwoods and Interior Finish. Box Shooks
FRONT AND FERRY STS. PHONE 1830
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This Department Published Under the
Auspices of Allan A. Bynon
In concluding our earnest campaign
to keep Snlem money Salem-made here
at home for Salem trade, we are won
dering if the Commercial club is giving
the members who make its existence
possible any service in return for their
expenditure of time and money.
There is no argument but that a com
mercial club is a fine investment, but
to be efficient and deliver the goods
it must be steered in the right direc
tion. The Commercial club will tell you,
"We get the industries here, the rest
is up to them; we can't make a mar
ket for them." Now, the minute a
prospective industry learns that, once
here, all interest in its welfare and
future is dropped, they will locate in
a place that will get behind the insti
tution, boost it and create a market,
at least amongst the home folks.
We have' one of the finest bakeries
on the coast here in Salem the Royal.
Nowhere will be found a cleaner, more
modern or more sanitary plant. As
equipped it can produce sufficient
bread for every home in Salem.
It is a member of the Salem Com
mercial club.
It has never had any real, honest-to-goodnesB
support.
But the Commercial club scurried
around and now announces a new $30,
000 plant. Meanwhile the local bak
eries are pushed to the limit to pay
their men. How long will they all last!
When tho club needed a live man for
secretary some months ago, no man in
Salem, population 17.500, could be
found to answer that description. So
a live man was brought from Chicago.
We believe the better policy for the
Commercial club to follow is to get
has grown steadily in output since lo
der Co. Mr. Kppley has built up his
patronage upon the merit of high qual
ity and it is safe to predict that his
institution is destined to be one of
Salem's largest manufacturing concerns.
back of and boost the men who are
here. Let the world know that Salem
is a town that boosts her home indns-i
tries and the new ones will come and
gladly.
In conclusion. let us be warned bv
the example of the Portland Chamber J
or Commerce, winch, quoting from the
Oregon Journal is already on the to
boggan becauso it felt called upon to
run the United States instead of at
tempting to solve the distressing prob
lems that have been recently thrust
upon the city of Portland and the Ore
gon country.
It's the business ami the problems
here at home that need our first at
tention, and it is the right of our
home business man to demand as much
of his commercial club.
The Marion
Too much cannot be said in com
mendation of Charles E. Miller, man
ager of our Hotel Marion. Since his
tuking over the management, business
annex. People stay over night in Sa
lem who avoided it before; cuisine has
improved, and we've had dinner
dances. Cheers for the new regime.
Cereo
Once more we learn that Cereo is
growing. From all over Oregon come
reports of its increasing popularity.
Have you tried it yetf
Sporting Goods
Hauser Bros, since moving into their
,new location have introduced many
new articles for the comfort of sports
men. Everything from a silk tent to
an electric lantern may be found in
this truly up to the minute store.
Don 't blame Bryant & Prunk for the
way wheat has gone up. All they do
is to make Perfection Flour out of it.
Perfection is all the name implies, too.
MADE-IN OREGON
LUMBER, LATHS and SHINGLES
F-T Co.'i Faints, "Oregon" Portland Cement, Sash and Boots
"Everything in Building Materials"
FALLS CITY-SALEM LUMBER COMPANY
349 S. Twelfth St., Phone 813
Red Cross
William Prunk, proprietor of Sa
lem's finest drug store, the Bed Cross,
wants you to know that his ad below
announces "We call for and deliver
prescriptions." And that's service.
Baking Powder
One of Salem's pioneer factories that
Marion Butter nnn Ai'nrlon Ice Cream
have the distinction of being the only
products of their kind in the valley
where a clarifier is used. This device
makes dirt and foreign matter an im
possibility and with the pasteurization
which makes bacteria and disease im
possible, the product turned out is per
fect. Tho creamery puts a bank to
shame the two days each month that
Mr. Farmer is paid for his cdeam.
Bearing Better Fruit.
"Ive looked up your family tree,"
9aid the genealogist; "but I doubt
if you will be plcnscd with it. Your
great-great-grandfather wag hanged
for murder; your great-grandfather
was imprisoned for robbery; your
grandfather was tarred and feathered
for beating his wife. That's not a
very good record, is itt"
"I should say it is," replied the
other, emphatically. "It shows the
family is getting better with each
generation. I'm an improvement on
the entire bunch never been in jail
yet. Let me have those records I'm
proud of 'em."
Yuur Hay and Grain Crops Are Preserved Rcgurdlcse of
Weather in the
INDIANA SILO
60,000 American Farmers Recommend It.
Manufactured, sold and guaranteed by the
CHAS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY
Ask Your Sealer for
MARION BUTTER and MARION ICE CREAM
The only Creamery Butter made from clarified as well as
Pasteurized cream in the Willamette Valley
MARION CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO.
Salem, Oregon
New Today ads In the Journal
will be read in all live Marion
county homes.
HOTEL MARION
SALEM, OREGON
THE PRIDE OF THE CAPITAL CITY
CHAS. O. MILLER, Manager.
CAPITAL MONUMENTAL WORKS
J. C. Jones, Proprietor
One of the Largest Ston e Works on the Pacific Coast, and a Salem Institution
See the Beautiful Monuments Made at Home
Before You Purchase an Imported Stone. .
We Offer Quality and Price plus Service
Salem's Newest, Brightest and Best Grocery
Hearquartera for All the Made-in-Salem
Food Products
BUSICK & SON. THE QUALITY GROCERS
456 STATE STREET TELEPHONE 182 .
THE HOME OF
GOOD JEWELRY AT RIGHT PRICES
Is at
C.T.P0MER0Y
Jeweler and Optician
125 North Commercial St, Telephone 1309
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
Quality Jewelers
and Silversmiths
Friendship Rings, Engagement
Rings and Wedding Rings.
Corner State and Liberty Streets,
Salem, Oregon.
TRY EPPLEY'S PURE
PHOSPHATE
BAKING POWDER
25c lb. Made In Salem. All Grocers.
Good Service, Good Goods.
RED CROSS PHARMACY
We Bndorse This Movement
THE HOME OF
SANTOS REMEDIES
Unexcelled Prescription Service
PHONE 144
DONT BUY AN OUT-OF-TOWN FLOUR
When the best the world affords is made right here in Salem
' ' PERFECTION FLOUR"
CAPITAL CITY MILLS
The Flour of Ultimate Universality
Phone Us for the Best
APPLE CIDER
We Make and Delivr It
COMMERCIAL
CIDER WORKS
Phone 2194
IOWA
MACHINE SHOP
Machine Work of all kinds.
Brazing, welding and lathe
work. Gasoline engine doc
tors. D. B. BROWN
252 Chemeketa Street
T. S. TOWNSEND
CREAMERY COMPANY
A. A. UNDERHILL, Local Manager
Butter, Eggs and Dairy Supplies.
PHONE 196 137 COM'L ST.
HAUSER BROS.
Outfitters of Sportsmen
SALEM, OREGON
Stores at Salem, or., Albany, Or.
Paul II. Hauser Lloyd Hauser
GARDNER & KEENE
The House of Quality
Jewelers and Opticians
390 State St., Salem, Or.
SALEM'S VANITY FAIR
Employs Three Priscillns Constantly.
"Milady" Will Always Find the Fashions First at
THE WAIST EMPORIUM
Formerly the Hob Nob Mrs. A. B. Kclsey
409 Court Street
CAPITAL SOAP COMPANY
C. LACHELE, Proprietor
THE ANGORA RUG COMPANY
Tanners of Furs and Leather. Mounting and Manufacture of Fur Eugs and Robes.
Pure Whale Oil Soap for Hop Spray.
Highest Price Paid for all Kinds of Pelts and Hides. 1230 Ferry St., Phone 683. Salem, Or.
THE SPA
Salem's Old Beliuble. Treating
the People Right Since 1899.
Home of Oregon's
Finest 30c Luncheon
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WEAR PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS
If you wear ideated bosom shirts, with or without attached cuffs, let us show you how well these
particular garments can be laundered. We'll iron the shirt fronts straight and even, with every
pleat in place, smooth and nicely finished. We'll iron the cuffs so they are firm and stiff not
limn and spimgv. We'll shape them to fit your wrists, and return them free from rough edge.
If you are having trouble with cuffs or neckbands, try usl SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY.
Oldest Largest Best. Phone 25.
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Mt Angel News
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Mount Angel, Ore., Aug. 31. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Keber and daughter, Rosala, Mr. r. yOUng and family autoed to
and Mr. and Mrs. Kruse autoed to Dal- i Salem Tuesday.
las and Independence Sunday n the1 Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock a sol-
former's car.
Miss Rose Hnssing went to Silverton
Saturday on busness.
Mrs? Deyer and son, Carrol, are here
for a few days, visiting relatives and
; parents.
Wanted 30,000 Men
For Harvest Work on Immense Crops of
Western Canada
Wages $3.00 Per Day and Board
Cheap Railway Rates from Boundary Points
Employment bureaus at Winnipeg, Regina, North Portal, Saskatoon, Ft.
Frances, Kings Gate, B. C; Courts, Calgary, Alberta.
No Conscription Absolutely No
Military Interference
For all particulars apply to the following Canadian Government Agent.
J. N. GRIEVE, Corner First and Post Streets, Spokane, Wash.
emn profession was held at the convent
chapel, four girls received the white
veil, two the black and three sisters
made their perpetual vows. The cere
mony was performed by his grace, Arch
bishop Christi.
The solemn high mass was celebrat
ed by Rev. Father Dominic. Many rel
atives and friends of novices and sisters
were present.
Miss Anna Oswold left for Portland
Thursday where she will remain for six
weeks. She will take up office work in
the Alexander court while Miss K. Hum-
j pert takes her vacation.
j Mt. Angel academy wih open Scptem-
; ber 5.
I Miss Eliznbeth Keber, a teacher, In
. the Clinton Kelly school at Portland,
I will return Thursday after her two
! months' vacation.
Mrs. H. Coleman and son left Sun
j day for their home in St. Paul. They
; have been visiting their relatives and
fnenus in the neighboring vicinity.
Fnritland Notes
(Capital Journal Special Service!
Fruilnud, Aug. 31. Mr. Donaldson's
: younger brother and family are here
'from Kansas visiting.
I Mrs. Lundecn from Salem is spend
1 ing a few days with the Standifer fam-
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j- A large crowd of the young folks en
joyed themselves at a party in the
Fruitland hall Inst Saturday evpning.
Quite a number came from Bethel and
Pratum.
Mr. and Mrs. Bellamy's son and wife
are making a visit hero for a few days.
Mr. Bustsansen is reshingling part of
ilia barn, getting ready for the rainy
weather of winter.
Miss Avis Williams attended the
party at the Fruitland hall lust Satur
day evening.
MisH Naomi Runner attended the To-bie-Miller
wedding in Salem last Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Lambert, Mrs.
Norton and son and Miss Nellie Kich
have been visiting with the Slocum and
Runner families.
Quite a large crowd attended the Y.
P. A. and preaching services nt the
church last Sunilay evening. The espe
cial features of the program were a
solo by Freida Standifer and a duet by
Misses Rorothy and Naomi Runner.
Mr. White of Salem was the preacher
in charge of the evening services after
the Y. P. A.
Mrs. Orsa Fagg and daughter, Oma,
were visiting with the Bellamy family
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Abel and Mr. and Mrs.
Gustav Lenniog were out with the
presiding elder last Sunday afternoon
for the coemmunion services. I
Independence Items
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Independence, Or., Aug. 31. C. W.
Irvine and family, accompanied by
Misses Emma Iliukle and Leon a Han
na, returned home on Sunday from Cas
cadia springs, where they have been
enjoying a few weeks outing.
Miss I'hyliss Hush of Portland is
visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
M. C. Williums.
Cleve Robinson of Lebanon is visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs.
M. A. Kobiuson, this week.
County clerk A. B. Robinson and
wife of Dallas were visiting relatives
her on Sunday.
J. (f. Mcintosh and wife, accompan
ied by Mrs. i). L. Hedges, returned
home from Casoadia this week after an
outing of a few weeks at that place.
Miss Babe Damon left the last of
the week for San Francisco, where she
will remain for some time.
Mrs. Bertha King is visiting friends
in Albany for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Whitcaker is spending a
few days in Albany with friends.
Miss Pearle I'ercivat has again as
sumed her position as a trimmer in the
millinery parlors of Mrs. Bascue.
Hop picking begun the last of the
week in the J. R. Cooper yard, it be
ing the early fugule hops. Picking
will begin in full blast in all the yards!
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next wecK. win rcHiim in uie i.nnt luoore resilience
I). W. llinklo and Miss Florence Bur- near the Baptist church.
ton were Philomath visitors on Monday. Arminc Young returned home la 1
John Taylor and Jordan Wallace ofU-eek from an extended trip through.
Salem were Independence visitors on Montana and Washington.
Monday evening. Curl II. I'crcival was a Scio visitoi
Mrs. Ada Madison wns a week cml;on .Saturday.
Mrs. q. Reeves and children of Port-
visitor in Portland.
Dean H. Walker and bride have re- iM1), arc visiting at the heme of L. t.
turned from their honeymoon trip and Reeves and family.
BY HIIESTHEJSEST
Because it's a re
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a mixture.
STANDARD OIL
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