Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-20

G Son. The chairs in this display are
all stock varieties and are taken from
the warehouse just as are any OF the
shipments that are made by the com
pany. Prominently displayed among
the chairs will be found certificates of
awards made to r. e. Veal & Son at
the Pan-Amerlcan Exposition, the
jamestown Exposition in 1912; the
Lewis & Clark Fair at Portland In
1905, and the Alaska Yukon Pacific
Exposition at Seattle in 1909.
The Union Furniture company has
only few Of their lines displayed on
account of the lack Of space, but the
things that are shown are Of such
character and quality that one can
easily see what the company Is cap
able of in the line of furniture maxi
ing in Albany. Tables, sideboards,
chiffoniers, dressers, tabourets, mag
azlne racks and kitchen cabinets are
to be found in a variety OF styles.
1 An elegant colonnade commands
1.-THE display Of the Albany Planning
mill, and behind II are TO be seen
doors, windows, desks and fancy saw
ing and turning Of various descrip-
tiOns. This company is making a
specially OF fine office finishing, and
they have several samples about the
city that they are proud to point out
to enquirers.
The display Of the Albany Creamery
association consists OF the delicious
butter that we are all so willing to
spread thick.
Johnson's "Best" flour is the occa-
sion Of lot Of interest because Of the
prizes to be given for the best bread
made OF this Made-ln-Albany flour.
The displays OF the Ralston Elec-
trical Supply company and the Ore
gon Power company adjoin the booth
OF Johnson's "Best' flour being used
in the demonstrations. Besides the
cooking utensils, the electrical people
will have other utilities such as extra
fine lights, machinery to save labor
in washing and sewing and plenty Of
fine fixtures.
The Orange Label of the Wood
worth Drug company is prominently
presented in dainty pergola, flower
bedecked and decorated with orange
colors throughout.
A bower of beauty is the booth Of
the Albany Floral company, and but
TO see 1t is to want some Of the beau
ties that are produced in Albany.
A comparison between the shingles
Made-in-O Oregon and those made else
where Is made In the display Of the
Albany Shingle company and the com
parison shows that good shingles are
made here.
A fine display Of specimens Of the
blaCksmith's art are to be found in
the booth Of r. l.. Snyder. A wrought
iron lily catches the eye Of the cas-
ual passer and the display Of horse
shoes of all descriptions and sizes
holds the eye OF the horseman.
W. l.. Cobb has some samples Of
the stone-cutters skill in his booth
Hides Of all kinds, tanned to suit
different requirements, constitute the
display Of the Albany tannery
For artistic and fantastic beauty,
the booth Of l, w. Rivers is pre-emi-
nently the place to go for there one
will see things the like of which are
seldom seen. Wood turnings Of a
wide range of shapes and mostly all
highly polished are there on sale as
curloslties and Mr.. Rivers says that
II he can sell enough Of them to make
1t worth while he will go into the
business exclusively
Three Of the lapidaries Of the city
have combined some of their work
and have 1t in one booth. 1t Is well
worth seeing and examining because
there are certainly some beautiful
stones there.
]. G. Crawford has fine lot Of
pictures.
The Albany Iron works has big
furnace and also some finely ma
chlned sawmill parts as well as some
large patterns.
A fine display of the product of the
Scio Condensed Milk company is used
to spread to the world the Country
Club brand that is manufactured by
the company.
The Hammond Lumber Company
greets the eye with a neat little bum
galow showing four separate fronts,
each finished In a different color
while In the foreground stands the
duck that Is almost a trademark with
the company.
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