Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-08

NUMBER 10
Any sort Of a portrayal of tn,
business interests Of Salem withou
mention of this institution would b.
incomplete. 1t was established
good many years ago and has beer
under its present excellent manage
ment for years. 1t gives constan
employment to fifty people. Th'
know how" is everything in thii
business-as much or more so thar
In any other line All you have tC
do is to put your duds in our suds'
and they come out white and clean
Have your money ready in abou
three days and the transaction Il
complete. 1t will be strange indeed
If you can not give the name ant
location of this institution.
go. Salem Laundry Co., 136-16t
South Liberty street.
NUMBER 61--
You are asked to name and locate
leading jeweler of Salem. There
may be larger jewelry stores in Ore.
gon but none more tastefully fitted
1t has beautiful tile floor, lovely fix
| lures and an elegant stock OF
diamonds, watches, silverware, cut
glass, and a varied assortment OF
! jewelry and precious stones of all
kinds. They are also opticians here
| thoroughly certificated and compe-
tent to fit lenses to the eye scientifi-
cally. The owner of this store also
owns the building. His name is
found in bold relief in the tile en-
trance. He has been doing business
in Salem twenty years. He has been
twelve years in this building. Was
formerly on Commercial street in a
building which he still owns. The
purchaser of goods in this line is al
most dependent upon the reputation
Of the dealer, therefore 1t is worth
something to have these years of ex-
perience behind the goods one buys.
81. s. w. Thopson & CO., BIZ
State street.
NUMBER 62--
Twenty-one years in the real
estate business in Salem. That is the
record of the senior in this firm. In
that time he has put many a man in
the way of getting rich from the rich
lands of the Willamette valley
There are still opportunities open
just as good as have ever existed.
In this firm there are three mem
ell wearing the same name. There
is no real estate firm in the city
which has a better general and spe-
cific knowledge of the character and
resources of the valley, its adapt
ability for varied cultivation, and its
land value. Homeseekers can get
reliable information here. They have
a Cherry Orchard" tract west of the
river which they are selling on
easy terms. Also write fire insur-
ance. Local agents for the Oregon
Fire Relief Association of McMinn-
vile, also for the Bankers and Mer-
chants Mutual Fire Relief. Give
name and location of this firm.
G2. H.. A. Johnson s. Co., 3SS
State street.
NUMBER 63-
Where is located and what is the
name of the big cash store where you
get the Brown Shoe Co.'s White
House shoes for men and women?
This is only one of their many
specialties. They make a specially
of mems wear of all kinds-clothing
and furnishing goods of all kinds.
And on the other side they outfit
the women. They are outflttcr5 for
the whole family. 1t matters nct
what size the man, the boy, the
woman, or the girl, they will fit you
handsomely and very cheap indeed
for the -cash-cash--tha one
little article which makes the whole
world go round. This store is on
corner which once fTonted q bank.
63. Barnes Cash Store, 2S6-204
North Commercial street.
NUMBER o.
The blacksmith shop we are pa
rading before you now has been on
this corner so long that were 1t to
move the spooks would still hammer
away. We are not going to tell you
how long 1t has been here, but one
of this firm has been pounding away
here for eight years, the other only
one year. The shop is always crowd
ed with work, which is a sure sign
that people like their style" They
do general blacksmithing and wood
work, horseshoeing in the most ap-
proved fashion. They are on Com
mercial street. Give the firm name
and number.
o.. Gosser y Buhite, 3O2, North
street.
NUMBER 65-
A new jewelry store and optical
parlor forms the subject of this |
The new goods are just ar
rlving. In the front is a good stock |
Of jewelry, watches, clocks, etc, and |
In the rear is an optical parlor of |
excellent appointments. He is a
thorough optician and a first-class
and jeweler. He is a |
graduate of the Peoria Watchmaker's |
school and also of the Northern Illi-
nois Optical college. He has had |
experience In every detail and offers |
to the public the very best service. |
Repair work left with him will re-
ceive the attention of the highest
skill. He has the exclusive handling
In this city of Fry's cut glass, a prod
uct that has many points of excel
Ience, You are invited to see his
selection, Give the name and loca-
lion.
65. Alvin II. Powers, 2i5 n.
Commercial street.
NUMBER &C.
Talk about automobiles and gar
ages, who was the first man to own
IN automobile In Salem? II was one
)f the owners of this garage-and
he machine was an Oldsmobile, a
merry one. He has been following
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