Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-18
MADE IN SALEM"
EXHIBIT EXCELLENT;
LIST is LONG ONE
Is Not Only Fine But Its Vari-
ETY. and Scope Is Surprise
To All
SAMPLES OF FLAX ARE
GOOD AS THE BEST
Beautiful Mill Work. Rugs,
Paints, Pumps, Everything
Even to Cigars

The Made in Salem exhibit is now
in place in the windows Of the Portland
Railway Light and Power company 90
the corner Of State and Commercial
streets and is attracting hundreds Of in
quiries daily and many more stop to
look over the display while waiting for
cars.
4" Even if the display does not add .
single customer to our list" said q
prominent exhibit today, 'fit will set
the people to thinking that we have
all the comforts Of home right here
in our midst made by Salem people aud
whose payrolls benefit the city Of
Salem. Not every citizen Of this city
realizes the wide and varied industries
Of this city and even though some Of
them may be on a small scale they are
essentially "Salem Made" and should
be patronized by Salem people"
Space Is Limited.
While the limited space available has
caused the promoter Of the exhibit, W.
M. Hamilton, to cut down the exhibits
to the smallest possible space, the sam
pies shown will give the spectators an
idea Of what is made in this city. Ono
exhibit that attracts considerable at
tention Is a table and four chaits made
Of buried Yackley wood from the
Philippine Islands by A. M. Hansen ii
his mill at Mill and Church streets.
The Thomas b. Kay Woolen Mills have
a large exhibit aud the Angora Rug
factory at 1880 Ferry street has huge
rug in black and white which causes
considerable favorable comment. The
fact that the exhibit is limited has
caused each Of the exhibitors to put up
on display only the best products Of tho
factory and though II does not admit
Of displaying all Of the products Of each
manufacturer 1t allows him to show
some Of his specialties
Flax Exhibit Fine,
Some Of the people OF this state who
doubt if flax can be grown in CONNER
cial quantities for profit near Salem
may have those doubts dispelled by
looking over the flax exhibited by n. j.
Hanaett, who lives on Center street one
fourth mile east Of the city limits. Mr..
Hansett Is a native Belgian and grew
flax In the old country. After coming
TO Salem he started the industry in n
small way here and erected flax mill.
His product Is pronounced 10 be first
class and his efforts may be the meann
Of inducing number Of his countrymen
now fleeing from their war ridden land
10 settle near this city.
The Shand Centrifugal pump, manu-
featured by the Salem Iron works Is ex-
hibited but the space does not permit oe
running the electric motor attached 10
show the working power OF the pump.
Salem s candy factories, and packing
houses have attractive exhibits as well
ns many other industries Of the city.
The following Is list Of the eK-
hibitors
Exhibitors and Exhibits
Anderson Furnace Works, furnaces,
Angora Rug Factory, rugs and soap;
Bryant and Prunk, flour, H. NJ. Barr,
plumbing; The Brown Planning Mill, mill
work; Beaver State Paint Co., paint;
California Bakery, baking; Salem Cigar
FNctofy cigars; George Cameron and
Son, box factory, n, g. Gross & Son,
packors Capital Bakery, bakery; Com
mercial Cider Works, cider; Cherry CITY
FIGURING Mills, flour; Capital City
Creamery Co., butter; G. NJ Eppley,
baking powder, Frame Shop, picture
frnmesi Foster & Baker, coffeci W o.
Franklin potato crispi II, b, Fleming,
hop baskets and foncingj Gmy.Bello
Confectionery Co., candy, Gleason & Co.,
gloves, Gideon Stolg Co., cider and
pickles. p. NJ. Gregory apple butter;
y. S.-Gilbert bakery Hunt Bros, Co.,
cannery; u. j. Hansett flax, A. M. Ham
son mill work. Thomas b. KAY Wollen
Mills, blankets and robcsi i. NJ. LaRuo,
ironing boards, John Maurcr, hop
hooksi Price Shoe Co., shoe oil salem
Royal bakery bakery Salem Iron
Works, pumps, The Spa, candyi salem
Cannery, cnnncry; star Bottling Works.,
soda waters Salem Gas Works, coke and
coal tar; G. x, Spaulding Sash 4 Door
Factory mill work; Salem Sewer Pipo
Co., sewer pipe and tile Salem Tile \
Mercantile Goa tilei Stcusloff Broa.,
packers, II. s. Townsend Creamery but'
ter, w. W, zinn, candy.