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

material or transfer work Give the
name of company and location.
IL. Capital Improvement CO., 26'
South Liberty street.
NUMBER ID
What is the name and location o.
a we'll known machine shop which
takes it's name from the street or
which it is located? This works
has been a going institution here
for eighteen years. Eleven years
ago it commenced in its present
stand. Prior to this time it was To-
Gated down near the s. P. station
where fire made short work of the
plant. At this shop they are pre-
pared to do all kinds of machine
work, making a specially of thresh-
ing engines and farm machinery
They also do repairs on automobile:
and marine engines. The equipment
is of a high class and the workmen
of the highest skill. You will also
give the name of the manager.
13. Liberty Machine Shops, 17S
South Liberty street, e. Nj. Kight-
linger.
NUMBER ID
What is the name and location of
one of the oldest liverymen in the
city, and what is the name of the
stables? He has been following this
business in Salem for thirty years,
the last eight years in his present
stand, which is one of the largest
and best equipped barns in the city.
He has sixteen head of livery horses
and keeps 80 boarders. You can
get any sort of rig you want here,
and you can tell by the way the sta
BILE looks that it will go out clean
you can tell a good liveryman the
first time you drive out in one of
his rigs. There is always something
to give the "slipshod" man away be-
fore you have gone a block. This
ular. Give name of the stables,
name of proprietor and location.
His name is not very high" but he's
on a Fhigh" street.
IA. w. S. Low, Capital Stables,
corner High and Ferry streets.
NUMBER 15-
Horseshoeing - nothing else -
that is the business of this well
known institution which wears a
French name and does business on a
street that is anything but low.
That they know how at this place
goes without saying. Any man thar
specializes in this day and age is the
man that is competent and thor
ough. 1t has been fourteen years
since this institution began making
history in Salem. The men em-
ployed are the most skillful TO be
found-in fact ne will have no 9TH
er kind, and then the proprietor is
always ION the job" himself. He
will send for and deliver your
horses, and when they have been de-
livered you will have to admit that
they have had the best job of shoe
ing you have ever seen. Give the
name of the short name of pro
prietor, and the location.
15. LaMode ShOeing Forge, Ira
15O-156 High street.
NUMBER 16-
The records of scientific progress
do not furnish a more marked ex-
ample of advancement than in the
study and practice of veterinary dis
eases. The diseases of all domestic
are now included in most of
the college courses, whereas a few
years ago only horses and cattle
we're considered as coming within
proper scope. This paragraph rep
resents a firm of veterinarians who
are thorough and up-to-date in both
theory and practice One of the
firm has had four years experience
IN practice here, is a graduate of
The ontario Veterinary College. The
other Joined himself TO the firm this
spring, coming fresh from the same
college. The former has 'V. S." to
ais name and the latter "V. S. B.
V. Sc" Their office is in connection
with a livery stable, and their SER
7ices are always in demand. Give
he names of each. and location of
office.
rs. Korinek & Kenwell, corner
High and Ferry streets.
NUMBER IL
What is the name of the company
which leads in buying and packing
lrunes? And where is their Office?
L is wise to caution against going
ly the city directory in all cases
MS COMPANY Wnpot LdilN loNA7
more like a firm, has been doing
in this line for number Of
ears. They pay the highest price
he market will Justify and they
hip IN car load lots TO jobbers all
,ver the world This year they ex-
,ect their output will aggregate
,ver one hundred cars. The reputa-
ion of the Oregon prunes is very
ligh in the worlds markets, AMI
his firm takes great care in their
,acking 90 sustain and increase that
prestige. They have packing houses
n Salem and Roseburg.
II. TillsOn a Co., Inc, $40 State
NUMBER 1S-
IT'S not painted wood nor polished
tone. but hearts and furniture that
make he home. This paragraph |
one OF Salem's large fur
liture stores the buyer for which |
las just returned from a visit 10
he big furniture expositions In
,rogress at Chicago and Grand Ra-
lids. or course he caught many |
lew ideas which viii be shown in |
ne car loads Of goods that are just
.eg nning 10 arrive. There are two