Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
THE TRADES DISPLAY


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C. Dsnlnsn vas o1I viz . nns oisklsy Of
carriages and nAchlsssy. Wednesday lie
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sssxsns carriage londed ga hls ARC frslxhE
wagon, AMI several cnrriaxs. Goth s1xls
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Q one horse extenssoa t0p. sso-sssIsd eaxri-
sSs drivsa 81 Master Bert Dsnison and
died With liltls girss that were sDioylng
themselves immensely This carriage Is
Que Of Tie lines svsr shown Ia TIE eity
snd ths purcha1sr thai - lucky snoesh 10
zst 10 viii secure great prize. Mr.. Dsnison
hlmssif drove the nsxt carriage and brought
sp the rear Of kis sxkicit, and be mad every
reason 10 Be proud Of the display - II cap
taFsd me eyes of the eager crowd and the
remarks compiimsnking The sxhibii were
many - is passed along. his ware and
s4lssF0osns are located - -. ~ and 81
south Division e.. wnefs no shows every
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farm and mil machinery. carriages, wag-
ons. harnesses. ETC.. st prioes that it viii be
an oblsct for the public 10 purchase what
they want IN ala line OF hinA
The STAR Faraisars Company
Convinced the few people in this city who
did not already know that this Was the en-
ssrp rising house Is really Is. for when their
wage . came IN sight in the line Of march.
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Il Won der who decorated thai wagon" and
many other complimentary remarks were
heard from ali sides. The wagon was mt
ted oat with Q large platform built out over
the wheels and the floor cArpetsd with
large dag OF our country and standard ex-
tending up from each corner OF the plat
term. fully twelve feet high. tsstsfnl,y
trimmed with evergrecns. days. ribbons
and . laFge bann across tho top reading
star Furniture Company. Our motto
first class goods at the lowest prices. az 100
south Division-st"
TIE furniture ON the wagon was Q gen
srsl display Of fine parlor goods. tablss.
sassls. willow and rattan chairs, ball trees.
/ etc.. taken from the large line they carry
| for the pubic 10 select from. with which 70
| farnish their homss The star does not
claim to be the leading dealers. but they
are leaders In low prices, and this fact has
become generally known throughout the
| city. In conclusion We wish 10 state 10
those who are contemplating 70 purchase
| anything in their line sh@uld without tail,
| call on than and examine their large and
we'll selected stock and bow prices. Re
member their place, loo South Division-st.
Compsss Bres.
| As they drove along In the line of march
showed an elegant line of fine par.or goods.
| Their frst wagon. their new two-horse We
| hicle, Was loaded with nne Turkish psIlor
4 goods not bought for the occasion, but
| goods taken from their salesrooms aud
| placed on the wagon 10 drive through the
streets 10 lot the people zee thnt they could
show - nne . line Of goods - those that
| claimed TO carry the earth in stock.
Their sscond wagon WAS loaded with a
bed rom suite. stands. tables and chairs, of
not quite 20 expsnsive . quality. The third
1 came along with . large load Of dining room
| and kitshsn furniture. not SO ornamental
but more useful. All three of their wagons
were Handsomely decorated with flags,
syergrssns and banners, and they showed
| the three classes Of furniture wantcd by the
I! people Of this city. namely, the finest the
| medium and the plain. Those whose
| means are secured by hard days labor, and
with whom 100 cents must 20 q good way,
should 90 to Compton Bros. 2o3 and 205
South Diyision-sL
u. Barkhardt.
1 The retail furniture dealer ut 1l9 Canal
| St. erected q large raised platform on his
| wagon and displayed q very fine line of
| goods in the parade. The platform being
| raised the goods showed of to good ad-
| vantage. and on the top space was set
| beautiful French imported parlor suite and
| on the spaces below easy chairs. tables and
other household furniture was displayed
| The wagon was Handsomely decorated with
| colors of the day and banners announcing
good goods and low prices 1t his store.
| The Martin Middlings Purifier Company.
This company is engaged in the manu-
1 fscture of purifiers and -four dressers nj
| the corner of Pearl and Front-sts. Doubt
ls1 their display yesterday was . surprise
10 nearly all the people who saw it and
| some Of thsm perhaps thought the machine
| VA bsing exhibited by an agent. 1t Is true
| this purifier has been made here but
short time, during that time, however. they
1 have worked upsn immense business and
| are placing many machines in the mills Of
| the country. The machine exhibited was
| in motion and is one OF their largest size.
| over IL was . banner on which was said
| I'VE challenge the world" and indeed they
1 do chsllenge the world. They offer TO put
one Of their purifiers into q mill and take
in payment the savings over that Of any
other in the market 10 is good for a city
70 have such manufacturing institutions in
the city and also TO have them snterprising
enough to 70 to the trouble TO come out on
occasions Ike this and show the people
| what the city contains.
The Star Roller Mia
| II il with unusual pride and with great
satisfaction that Ne refer to the most msgniti
cent exhibit presented to the public By this
! company. g. q. A. Voigt 4 Co. know
| shst viii please the public This fact wa
most sdequstsiy expressed BY the repested
| cheers OF the enthusiastic crowds as the
mammoth wagon drawn OF beautiful
/ span Of horses. with the names of the
fsvorite brands Of -four Manufactured by
/ this firm became visible va. "Our Patent
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