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

; present architect on the Hotel Marion,
which will speak for itself and the
J Capital City when it is opened, which
: is now not very far in the future. He
made the plans for the Tuberculosis
, building for the state, soon to be oc-
cupied. The Eckerlin building on
|, Liberty street, and the Calm G. Linn
building on State street are his
production. Give the name and Of
flee location.
75. Louis II. Hazeltine, Murphy
Block, corner State and Commercial.
NUMBER 10
This is one of Salem's growing
manufacturing institutions which had
its birth five years ago. 1t is located
at a point where church" and Com
merce" come together. They manu-
facture flour and mill feed, splen-
did breakfast cereal and Graham
flour. This mill has a capacity of
eighty barrels of flour daily. 1t is
nicely equipped, kept strictly clean
and in good condition. The men be-
hind the rollers are both good millers,
and they are always on the job.
They ship to all surrounding points
and have a large trade locally. The
name of these, mills is what it might
| be expected to be, being located in
! Salem. You are to give the name of
the mills, the name of the firm, and
the name of the exc* client brand of
! flour they produce, also the name of
| their breakfast cereal.
76. Capital City Mills, Reeder 6
HambeltOn, corner Church and
Trade streets, Perfection Flour,
Cream Cereal.
NUMBER II
You surely must know of this ex-
cellent beer, brewed in this city and
marketed here, the best for the table,
It's generally said, for purity, age and
a very good head The doctors say:
For an appetizer, drink this beer;
you can do no wiser. Therein the ex-
tract of malt you will find, which is
food for the body and good for the
mind OF alcohol there is almost
dearth, which as you know, further
adds to it's worth" Therefore, my
friends, if you suffer with thirst,
think of this firm on Commercial
first.
~. Salem Beer, Salem Brewery
Association, 26S S. Commercial.
NUMBER 7S-
A new cleaning and dyeing works
have just opened for business. Do
you know where they are, and can
you give the name under which they
operate? Also give the name of the
firm. This institution is equipped
with the most modern and up-to-date
machinery. They clean and dye
everything. They send nothing away.
1t is an industry that all should
patronize. In addition to cleaning
and dyeing mems and women's gar
ments of all kinds they do lace cur
tains, portiers, couch covers, piano
covers, blankets, furs, plumes, gloves,
etc. They guarantee their work, and
no one need be afraid to give them a
chance at it, for they have both the
experience and equipment to do the
work right.
7S. City Cleaning and Dyeing
Works, b. F. Smith and F. o. Grove,
1862 Twelfth street.
NUMBER 70
= Do you smoke? If you do you un-
doubtedly will know the names of the
three leading cigars manufactured by
this home cigar factory. They are
good sellers respectively at 12 II 10
and sc each. They are made in a
cigar factory which has commodious
rooms in the heart of the city. on the
second floor. Five men are employed
here. This factory has been a part
of the business life of Salem for 21
years. The market for these cigars
is largely at home and you will find
them in all live, wide-awake cigar
stands. They are the best for the
money that can be manufactured. |
You are to give the names of these
cigars, the name of the factory, the
name of the proprietor, and the loca-
tion. Now get busy.
40. TashmOO, La Corona, Our
Champion, Salem Cigar Factory,
August HucI1estein, 125 N. CONNER
ciaI street.
NUMBER 3d.
Here lives man who don't refuse
to make or mend your boots and
shoes, whose leather is good, whose
work is quick, and he gives no tick,
and when he dies he fears no Goals
for he has saved so many soles. Be
sides, your feet he will relieve from
corns and bunions-you' scarce be-
lieve; thirty years experience he has
had; he'll keep your feet from going
to the bad. Not far from Commercial
he will be found, If your feet or foot
wear trouble ,st look around. Give
his name and location. A trial of
his instep supports will convince the
most skeptical.
80. DIR. ID. b. Irwin, 352 Cheme-
keta street.
NUMBER ST.
There is a live grocery firm on the
south side which is doing thriving
They started in business
a year ago last May, and they have
been gathering force ever since, until
now their trade is very prosperous.
They are ont of the district of high
rents and are able to sell on very
close margins. They have a large
trade with the farmers as well as
with the people of that section of the
city. Their Magnolia Blend of coffee
at 25 cents is said to be the equal
OF many blends that sell at S5e. Their
Diamond w steel cut coffee at 40
cents, pounds for 75c, is perfect
coffee. Give the name and location
Of this enterprising firm.
81. POisal & Shaw, corner Com
mercial and Miller streets.