Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27


summed mp, it would be found that very
few Institutions In the city are more en-
titled to consideration for the assistance
which they give to local industry.
In spite Of the large quantity of grain
which, as has been seen, the company
grows upon its ranch, the capacity of the
mills is far in advance of the supply, and
extensive purchases have to be made from
the farmers of this section. The COM
pany enjoys everywhere an excellent
reputation for fair dealing. 1t is regarded
by farmers as one of the best friends
which they could possibly have, for it in
creases the local demand, helps to hold
up the market to good figure, and pays
Q fair price without grum bling.
The standard -four OF this company is
its Patent Roller xxx, which is of the
same grade and character as the best
Qualities manufactured in the northern
part of the State. The company also has
q second grade which it calls Super6ne,
which is also popular -four.
Here is an exhibit of Q local industry,
and as he contemplates it the thoughtful
visitor asks himself some such questions
as these: Supposing this -four to be just
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portions Of the State, are there not an
infinite number Of reasons why it should
be used in this locality by every bakery.
hotel, lodging house and private family ?
Into it's manufacture goes the labor of a
number of men living here in the city
with their families, and spending what
they earn in their support. The very
wheat of which the -four is made is grown
on the soil Of our own county, planted,
cared for and reaped by an army of men
for whom supplies are purchased in the
Los Angeles markets. The handling oi
the grain affords employment to large
number of men. In each case q large
part of the money which is paid out by
the company will ultimately come back
to the business men of this city.
The brilliant display of the Los Ange'
les Gas Company continues to attract 9
large crowd in the west wing of the
gallery. Their booth is tastefully ar
ranged, and the exhibits Of cooking anC
heating stoves are unusually interesting
They are rendered doubly so during par1
of the day and evening by being put tt
use. Waffles, biscuit and bread are
baked on them with a success to which
those who crowd around and receive
fresh, warm samples can testify. Owe
the entrance to the booth the initials o.
the name, the Los Angeles Gas Company
appear in flaming letters of fire. Thii
com pany supplies the gas used for heat
ing in various appliances throughout th'
building.
The display of George T. Hanley's Goot
) Luck baking powder occupies neat ant
) attractive booth near the main entrance
1t bears large sign with the very sen
sible legend "Patronize Home Indus
try" Small packages are offered to Wis
; itors to be used as samples to show tn
, good work of the powder. The firm Q
George T. Hanley & Co., of 318 Uppe
Main, has been long and favorabl.
known to the business public of Los An
geles and the Good Luck baking powde
occupies place on the kitchen shelve
of large number of the housekeepers 9
, this locality.
E. K. Green has good display @
: windmills and of machinery of all kind
. for the development of water. It is sit
! uated in the annex, and is visited by
large number of ranchers and those VIII
!. are interested in the development o
land The special feature of the exhibi
:. is the Holiday windmill, concerl
whose excellencies are too we'll know
: to need enumeration. The roof of tn
annex has been built around the wind
: mill, 80 that the visitor can see
> mounted and in active operation.
The exhibit made by Hawley, King
Co. has already been noted in these col
|. umns az one Of superior merit. 1t occu
! pies q considerable space both in tn
> annex and in the main building. Th
!. portion in the annex consists chiefly G
wagons and agricultural implements
: that in the main building is of carriages
delivery wagons, buggies, etc. The dis
, play is so large and go attractive that
forms one OF the most attractive feature
of the Fair. All the articles placed Il
: the exhibit are Of high standard of ex
cellence and of established reputation
The firm does business at &c, 6S and 7
North Los Angeles street.
The Sherwin. Williams paints are ex
hibited in very neat shape by P. II
Mathers. These paints are regarded b.
, experienced painters as the most salts
factory, both for their convenience an,
superior durability.
The Directors of the Chamber of Com
merce propose to visit the Fair in
body this evening. They desire al
members Of the chamber to be in attend
anoe at the Pavilion at O'Clock.